Jim Rutenberg and Sarah Ellison analyze a week of changes, including Megyn Kelly's defection and Sean Hannity's claim that Joe Scarborough sought a Fox job.
"I'm really concerned that the media in general is totally unprepared for what's going to happen in two weeks," journalism professor Merrill Brown says.
"Russia might have" meddled in the election, Glenn Greenwald says, but without strong evidence, "people shouldn't just blindly accept" agencies' claims.
The president-elect is trying to discourage leakers, but his tweets may be having the opposite effect. David Sanger says more sources are coming forward.
Sarah Ellison says it will be "very important in terms of setting the tone now." Ellison and Jim Rutenberg say Trump will continue to attack the media.
Kristen Soltis Anderson worries "less about tone and more about substance" of Trump's tweets. Merrill Brown and Kayleigh McEnany discuss media distrust.
CNN's John King looks into what's to be expected in Obama's farewell speech Tuesday, including his admonitions and challenges the next President will face.
Who's paying for the US-Mexico wall? What will happen to Obamacare & Trump's businesses? Our panel discusses gray areas between what Trump means and does.
Top Donald Trump aide Kellyanne Conway -- who is set to become a senior White House adviser -- wouldn't commit to a time line for replacing Obamacare, despite a claim by a top Republican senator about Trump's position.
In 'Inside Politics' forecast: Obama's advice and admonitions inside his farewell speech, Trump's first (in)actions in the White House & his GOP imprint.