Former U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison is weighing in on recent movement in President Trump's cabinet.
Hutchison reiterated what Trump has said about Michael Flynn, who resigned as White House Security Adviser.
His conversations with Russia aren't the problem, but the leaking of information is.
"The fact that he talked as a national security ad visor designate, to counterparts in Russia, is not unusual and it's not necessarily bad," Hutchison said. "I don't know what he said in those conversations, so I can't make a judgment if he went over the line or not."
The issue, she said, was misinformation passed on to Vice President Mike Pence.
"Russia is not our friend," Hutchison said. But added we do have a common enemy: ISIS.
If both countries can work together in a way that's beneficial for everyone, she said the United States should try to do that.
But what about Andrew Puzder? The man Trump tapped to be Labor Secretary, before Puzder withdrew his nomination.
"I don't think that's unusual," Hutchison said. "I think it's being handled expeditiously. I don't know all the questions that we're raised, but it's not unusual at all."
