Jared Kushner's Orbit Expanding In White House.
GOLODRYGA: Well, Jared Kushner's orbit in the White House is expanding once again. President Trump has reportedly put Kushner, who is a senior advisor and is son-in-law, in charge of overseeing the building of the border wall. The president is said to be increasingly frustrated by a lack of obvious progress on the wall's construction. Earlier this month, it was reported the White House wants to install webcams early next year so that people can watch a live stream of the wall's construction. Chris Cillizza has more details -- Chris?</s>CHRIS CILLIZZA, CNN POLITICAL REPORTER & CNN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: That's right, Bianna. This is a Jared Kushner idea to keep the public more informed about the wall construction, which his father-in-law, A/K/A, president of the United States, says he wants 400 miles of new wall before the 2020 election. The man once called the secretary of everything has a really big portfolio. Part here overseeing border wall construction, a new addition to the Kushner portfolio. Let's go through many of the other things he's doing. Something I call Middle East peace. That should be no problem. Kushner is charged from the start with doing the greatest deal -- Trump's words -- greatest deal in history, bringing peace to the middle. There's lots of them. Next up, modernizing, trying to bring tech into the government. Trying to streamline and modernize the way in which government works. Crafting trade policy. Who is the main liaison to Mexico and China in the U.S.? Jared Kushner. Here we go. Only halfway there. And criminal justice reform. Some things not done yet. This is something where Jared Kushner and Donald Trump have had success, the First Step Act. This is a way to overhaul our criminal justice system that Donald Trump signed into law in December of last year. That's actually a check mark. Jared Kushner got it done. Keep it going. Impeachment legal strategy. Again, a small thing about whether or not the president will be impeached and removed from office. Jared Kushner again leading the charge, because the belief is that the messaging by Trump and his White House hasn't been adequate. Jared Kushner steps in. I think one more. Yes. Reforming legal immigration policy. Now, Jared Kushner feinted in this. Tried to do a little in Donald Trump's first term. Didn't go anywhere. If re-elected in 2020, expect this reforming legal immigration to come back up. As you can see, all of this and more, the son-in-law of the president, the one-time secretary of everything, is back. He has his hand in virtually every piece of what this White House is doing. Bianna, back to you.</s>GOLODRYGA: One question. Where is he going to find the time for all of that? All right. Chris Cillizza, thank you. Well, 36 years behind bars for a murder they didn't commit. Hear why these three men were freed and what happened once they were. Plus, what is it like to text with Rudy Giuliani? One reporter joined CNN on Giuliani's surreal communication habits.