Between Bells: February 14, 2018

What did John Kelly know about Rob Porter, and when did he know it? We're breaking down the latest ongoing scandal out of the White House. Over in PyeongChang, the U.S. Olympic team is dominating the sport of snowboarding. We'll talk about why that is, as well as some of the controversy surrounding gold medalist Shaun White.

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