Good evening. The whistleblower warned about it and tonight, CNN has reporting to back

it up. Our sources telling us that White House efforts to restrict access to President

Trump's conversations with foreign leaders were not limited to his call with Ukraine's

president, which was put into a code word classified system meant for the nation's top secrets.

Other conversations were also roped off, though. It is not yet clear exactly how. Specifically,

we were talking about phone calls with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince and Russia's President

Vladimir Putin. Tonight, we also learned that the president's Ukraine special envoy named

in the whistleblower complaint entangled up with the president's Attorney General Rudy

Giuliani, excuse me, the president's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani has resigned.

Sena's Pamela Brown starts us off tonight. Pamela, what are you learning first of all

about this resignation? Well, I just, so we've learned the White House, the

resignation of bulkers. I'm sorry, is that what you're asking me about?

Well, actually, let's start, let's start with how the conversations themselves were

hand the conversations. Okay, there's a lot of news tonight, Anderson. So let's talk

about these conversations. We have learned that efforts to limit access to President Trump's

conversation with foreign leaders, extended to phone calls with Saudi Crown Prince,

Mohammed bin Salman and Russian leader Vladimir Putin, according to people familiar with

the matter. Now, those calls were among the presidential conversations that AIDS took

were remarkable steps to keep from becoming public. In the case of Trump's calls with Prince

Mohammed officials who ordinarily would have been given access to a rough transcript of

the conversation, never saw one. According to one of the sources, instead Anderson, a

transcript was never even circulated at all, which the source said was highly unusual,

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