at the beach as these big storms are turning out for the summer, bill, i guess we'll be seeing you out there covering these hurricanes and alisa, we know you'll be in the weather center covering them as well, thanks to both of you very much. we're going to keep on eyes our eyes on all of that as a summer gets going, your guys. thank you very much. and thank you for joining us this morning. i'm jim acosta. our next hour of newsroom with wolf blitzer. it starts right now, i have a great happening this hour watching several important news stories unfolding live right here on cnn at any moment now, the us attorney general well, merrick garland is expected to announce that the justice department is suing ticketmaster's parent company. >> it would set up an antitrust flight that could reshape the multi-billion-dollar live music industry and president biden sitting down with kenya's president william ruto, with china's expanding role in africa looming over the state visit also write down, congress has grilling the president's

of three major universities this is the first hearing since a wave of protests erupted at campuses across america. that are short time from now, officials in louisville will update their investigation at the scottie scheffler's arrest. they're expected to release new video of the incident last week involving the world's number one golfer hello, i'm will blitzer in washington and year in the cnn newsroom any minute now, the us department of justice unveils a groundbreaking antitrust lawsuit against live nation. that's the parent company of ticketmaster. the suit alleges live nation abused its industry dominance for years to stifle competition at to harm concert-goers this was on full display, apparently back in 2022 when a ticket master glitch blocked millions of fans for buying tickets to taylor

swift's eris tour that incident led lawmakers to demand answers from company executives last year at a congressional hearing. it also fueled by administration, so-called war on junk fees

n this anti retaliation element. >> back in 2019, the doj brought a lawsuit saying that ticketmaster live nation had actually violated that. so they entered get into what's called a consent decree and some of these tendons were again set forth in that decree well, is there anything taylor swift

can't do? right? well, if so, now in 2022, there's a laser focus on what happened during this absolute debacle with the taylor swift tickets. but keep in mind live nation had already been under the microscope for their failures during that 2019 lawsuits. so based on that history, the government comes in with the position of strength because this is not just something that's been faded out of the ether this is the result of a truly investigation since 2022, but it's actually the result of a pattern of conduct since 2019. so this is not something very isolated. this is looking back from a significant period of time and then bringing this lawsuit in conjunction with 30 states if if live nation is broken up, misty, how is that likely to impact millions of customers who want to go to concerts well, so it will have a very, very practical impact and the reality is wolf, that

type of thing does not happen overnight. >> if that were to be the ultimate result of the law all suit that it was determined that live nation is simply a monopoly that's controlling everything. it would, there would be a plan of action and it would take a significant period of time for that plan of action to go into effect. and all of that would be spelled out in a court order. so it wouldn't be as if everything would change overnight. it would likely from the consumer perspective be a bit of a slower burn, but ultimately the goal would be that the consumer isn't basically in a position where live nation and ticketmaster are their only choices. this going back to some of the issues that were raised in 2019, some of the allegations mirror what we're seeing in this slide. lawsuit, that there are actually threats to some of these venues that if you don't use ticketmaster's, you're not going to get the big acts. there were also these laborious contracts that were locking in the most prominent venues or most prominent

artists to be linked to ticketmaster's. so some of those, it will be interesting to see how the government deals with those private contracts, which are violative of this monopoly but are also separate and apart. so it's super complicated. and i don't think the consumer will feel it right away, but ultimately, hopefully, and i know i've tried to buy concert tickets for madison square garden in new york, where i live and it gets, it gets to the point where they're gone and five seconds, there will be other avenues and venues for the customer to actually purchase tickets without being beholden to one company. were told this is about to begin in about a minute or so if i interrupt you, mr. you'll understand this. the second big antitrust suit in as many months for eric garland, department of justice, coming after the antitrust suit against apple back in april. what does that signal to you it signals that the biden administration is taking a look at these large companies and doing that assessment and really, really focusing on whether or not there have been

violations of antigen trust. >> so yes, we've seen apple, we've seen google, we've seen amazon, but this administration is not going to let these issues lie to the extent that there is a potential violation of the long-standing standing antitrust rules that are any effect it signals that the doj is not leery to actually take action, whether it be another what's called, as we spoke about before, consent decree, which sets forth changes that needs to be made to accompany in order to remain in its current form. so live nation and ticketmaster, they stay together. this was the result in 20 in 19, but they have certain parameters that they have to fulfill in order to remain that way. but also the potential to break up these companies. it seems like the doj is really looking at this from that trust buster perspective. if there is a violation, they're not leery to take action. >> so can we assume simply assumed that the failure for

millions of people out there potentially to get tickets for taylor swift's eris tour was responsible. hold on. hold that thought for a second. here's the attorney general of the united states good morning earlier today, the department of justice, joined by 29 states and the district of columbia sued live nation entertainment. >> and it's wholly owned subsidiary ticketmaster for violating the sherman antitrust act in recent years, live nation ticketmaster's exorbitant fees and technological failures have been criticized by fans and artists alike. but we are not here today because live nation ticketmaster's conduct is inconvenient or frustrating. we are here because as we allege that conduct is anticompetitive and illegal our complaint makes clear what happens when a monopolist dedicates its resources to entrenching, its

monopoly power and insulating itself from competition. rather than investing in better products and services we allege that live nation has illegally monopolized markets across the live concert industry and the united states. for far too long. it is time to break it up live nation ticketmaster has made itself ubiquitous in the live entertainment industry it controls at least 80% of primary ticketing at major concert venues it directly manages more than 400 artists and controls more than 60% of concert promotions across the country. and it owns or controls more than 60% of large amphitheaters in the united states. we allege that to sustain this dominance, live nation relies on unlawful anticompetitive conduct. two exercise its monopolistic control over the live events industry in the united states and over the fans. artists,

independent promoters, and venues that power the industry. the result is that fans pay more in fees. artists have fewer opportunities to play concerts smaller promoters get squeezed out, and venues have fewer real choices for ticketing services as detailed in our complaint, live master live nation ticketmaster locks out competition and ticketing through the use of long-term exclusive ticketing contracts with venues that can last over a decade as well as by acquiring venues themselves with exclusive agreements that cover more than 70% of concert ticket sales at major concert venues across the country. ticketmaster can impose a seemingly endless list of fees on fans. those include ticketing fees, service fees convenience fees, platinum fees, price master fees, per

order fees, handling fees, and paying processing fees. among others for fans in the united states. >> this illegal conduct means higher prices. in other countries where venues are not bound by ticketmaster's exclusive ticketing contracts then use often use multiple ticketing companies for the same event and fancy lower fees and more innovative ticketing products. as a result we also alleged that live nation ticketmaster uses these long-term ticketing agreements with venues and its control over those venues to unlawfully pressure artists into agreeing to use its promotion services in fact, live nation often sacrifices profits. it could earn as a venue owner by letting it's venue sit empty rather than opening them to artists who do not use live nation promotion services even during peak concert season live

nation has not only deployed and i competitive tactics to course artists and venues and two, using its services and a charge fans excessive fees. it has also worked strategically and illegally to eliminate the threat of potential rivals from emerging across any of its businesses as detailed in our complaint live nation suffocates it's competition using a variety of tactics. from acquisitions of smaller regional promoters and venues to threat send retaliation to agreements with rivals designed to neutralize them this has included acquiring or co-opting key independent promoters even when the economics of a particular deal did not make sense for live nations promotions, business, for example, as were counted in our complaint, live nation acquired a controlling stake in ac

entertainment an independent promoter in tennessee live nations chief strategy officer assured executives that even though quote, the numbers are not super exciting, and this feels like more of a defensive move. the acquisition helped quote, grow our moat in the nashville market when faced with another potential competitor to its promotions business live nation took action to ensure that the competitor would not threaten its dominance in the live music industry. >> all right, we're going to continue to monitor this important news conference by the attorney general of the united states, merrick garland announcing that the department of justice is suing live nation and ticketmaster for a whole bunch of reasons. it's time to break it up. he says, it's important to break it up because it's acting unlawfully. an anticompetitive link. so we'll continue to watch this. it's important development for folks out there who use live nation and

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>> leaders from ucla, rutgers, and northwestern are testifying before the house education and the workforce committee after protests and rapid reports of campus discrimination. this by the way, is the same congressional panel that blasted the heads of harvard pen and mit for failing to condemn antisemitism as harassment et bullying. ten president liz mag magill stepped down just days after that hearing. i want to bring in cnn's matt egan is following all of these developments for us. he's joining us live. matt, what have we heard so far during the course of this hearing? >> well, we'll college presidents are once again in the hotseat in washington. this is the third hearing from this committee focusing on anti-semitism on campus. and this hearing, a particular has really zeroed in on how these university presidents have handled this historic amount of protests of propilot let's tinea even protests on campus. now some of the toughest questions have been reserved for michael shilese, the

president of northwestern listened to this exchange between the president of northwestern and republican elise stefanik isn't it also true that the northwestern earned an f for your failure to respond and combat antisemitism. and they called for your resignation. is that correct? >> i have great respect for the adl, not i'm not asking you to respect for the nail. i'm asking is it a fact that you earned an f and they call for your resignation? isn't it true that a jewish northwestern student was assaulted there are allegations that a jewish student was assaulted. >> we are investigating those allegations. >> isn't it true that a jewish student was verbally harassed and stock to hilal there are allegations of that sort, and we are investigating them, isn't it true that a jewish student wearing a yarmulke was spat on all of these are allegations that are being investigated now, she'll has noted that no students at his university have been suspended

or expelled yet, but he said that all of this is under investigation, suggesting that there could be action taken in his opening remarks. north, northwestern's president, he also noted that he himself is jewish that in his family he has holocaust survivors. >> the northwestern present. he also faced tough questions over that agreement that the school made with the pro-palestinian protesters to end their encampment then we have the ucla chancellor, he also faced a lot of tough questions over their handling of the camp then there during his opening remarks, the chancellor of ucla, he's acknowledged that with the benefit of hindsight, they should have been ready to move faster to end that encampment. because what ultimately happened there is by the time police were ready to move in, we saw counter-protest ers and violence on the campus of ucla. >> at the end of the day, these unit diversity presidents, they already very difficult spot because they are facing a lot of pressure from republicans and donors who feel that they

have tolerated anti-semitism on campus, which is something that the president's of course deny, but they're also facing pressure from students and faculty who feel these universities are silencing protester for send their freedom of speech. >> so we're going to continue to monitor this to see what other interesting segments come out of this as lawmakers really grill these college presidents. >> well, we will stay in close touch with you, matt. thank you very much. we'll continue to update our viewers. matt egan reporting. there's more news we're following from number one in the world to potential felony charges that that's what faces the golfer scottie scheffler. we're only moments away from police releasing new video of his arrest last week. what impact could that have on the case? stay with urine. the cnn newsroom assignments are going on the tornado here. >> i'm thinking i'm going to die and i thought that was it fine and earth with liev

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the first state visit of an african leader since 2008. and they just how the bilateral meeting where the two, you're seeing images there again underscore their decade's long relationship and they also acknowledged that they're going to talk about a broad range of issues that includes elevating can get from a regional partner to a global one. the importance of democracy, as well as private sector investments. but there is no doubt wolf, as you mentioned, that a lot of this also has to do with countering china's influence in africa. of course, the us and china have been jockeying for economic and geopolitical influence in that region in china, of course, providing those high interest loans to africa. so investment is important to that economic cooperation in these ongoing talks, they will also be announcing a spate of commitments, including, for example a document known as that nairobi washington visit to call on creditors to help ease the financial burden then to the president is going to

designate kenya as a major non nato ally. so a lot more to hear from this visit, and we'll also see the two of them again later this afternoon, four press conference where will heal it's directly, but of course, all of this again to shore up that partnership between these two countries. and particularly for president biden, who in 2022, so that he was all-in on africa. >> wolf, very important meeting over in the white house right u very much. still ahead. many golf fans were out raged after louisville police arrested the masters champion scottie scheffler. he said it was a misunderstanding of just a few minutes. we expect the police, the local police to release new video of the incident we'll share with you, stay with us. your live here are the cnn newsroom the stanley cup, fairclough life is on the line right now to now to distractions goodness that's a serious drop still feel high

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for joining us. what do you expect will here at this upcoming press conference i expect we're going to see a lot of backtracking, moonwalking here because they have they have just telegraphed this all week. >> that things are not going to support what the officer had said. apparently. and that indications are that he may have been overcharged. they've already telegraphed that. and i think what we're going to see here is what they were preparing us for a video that actually supports mr. mr. scheffler's view of the incident? >> and how important could the video that there are about to release the video of this incident be the outcome of the charge against scheffler it it's the whole thing really because it's a he said he said, thank and what's going on here is he was charged with second-degree he assault, which

means that he would have had to him either seriously injured the officer by wanton behavior or that he intentionally intentionally injured the officer using a deadly weapon? >> well, a car is considered a deadly weapon, either way, they're going to have a lot hi trouble proving that scheffler, who has a stirling reputation intentionally injured a police officer because he didn't want to be kept from going into the golf club interesting night. >> steven moore. thank you very much for urinalysis and we're of course going to continue to mind under the upcoming press conference and bring it to you live once it begins, will also share that just relieved that the about to be just released video soon as it's made available. once again, that's all coming up. other important news we're following this morning on capitol hill house republicans are pushing forward with a vote on so-called election integrity legislation.

the duo bills look to curb noncitizen voting here in the united states, but democrats call it a solution in search of a problem because it's already illegal for non-citizens to vote in federal elections earlier this month, the house speaker mike johnson, seem to admit the legislation is largely based on theories not hard evidence. listen we all know intuitively that a lot of illegals are voting in federal elections, but it's not been something that is easily proved, but we don't have that number joining us now is the michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson secretary. >> safe. thanks very much for coming in. what's the story in your state of michigan right now, first of all non-citizens voting in federal elections. >> well, i've got good news for speaker johnson and everyone else. only us citizens are voting in our elections we've actually got plenty of data and evidence though cheering no, we have paper ballots and it's a public record when someone is registered and voting in an election. so it's actually quite easy to get that

information and also evidence that non-citizens are participating is just nonexistence. and so this is really truly a solute russian and search of a problem, but it's more narrative to cause fear and distrust in our elections process, which really is more of a strategy than anything based in fact, there's all of our viewers go michigan, your state is a key battleground state right? now, going, looking ahead to the november presidential election, there are some other things i know you and i've spoken that you're worried about that you're looking at specifically foreign interference, potentially in michigan? >> yeah. what we really need to be focusing on and what i wish congress would focus more on is the actual protection of the security of our elections and the security of our elections. in workers, there are more threats and more sophisticated bad actors acting to influence our election officials and try to interfere with our citizens understanding of what's real and what's not. and this time more than ever and more, more

than we saw in 2020, we see foreign bad actors russia and china in particular, attempting to spread misinformation turbo charged for the use of artificial intelligence to confuse citizens about their rights, their vote, and to try to delegitimize democracy specifically, what kind of disinformation or they supposedly spreading what particularly worried about the use of artificial intelligence to create deepfakes of election officials that will say things like, oh, the election has been canceled or other types of things like that, that could be that are truly false, but put mislead people into not voting or otherwise delegitimized the process entirely. >> secretary benson, i got to cut this short because i want to go louisville right now, this news conference is beginning the internal investigation into the golfer scottie scheffler's arrest. let's watch this transparency is incredibly important to our administration. >> to lmpd to our community given the importance of transparency, we are releasing

some information and some video today as we committed to following the tragic events in series of events that happened thereafter too restate what we've already said, we are not aware at this time of any video footage which captures the initial interaction between lmpd and mr. scheffler we are releasing today video footage at the time of mr. scheffler's arrest from two video cameras one of those video cameras is a fixed pole camera that was from the other side of shelby vote road. and the other camera is from the dashcam of a police car at the request of the county attorney's office. any additional video or evidence related to this case will not

be released. until the conclusion of the legal process chief jacqueline gwynn below l is now going to speak to the investigation of the arresting officer with respect to the lack of use of body-worn camera chief good morning thank you all for joining us. thank you for your patience as we worked together. all available fats regarding this incident obviously, it is of great public interests so we appreciate you providing us the time to ensure that we release accurate information while the judicial process is occurring we are grateful to pga officials and mere greenberg for bringing this prestigious event to our beautiful city. on last week but tragically, last friday, we lost a beloved community member who was working the event as we stated

in our preliminary public message, lmpd expresses fear, condolences to the family and friends of john mills who was fatally struck by a shuttle bus outside of the hala golf club by all accounts we have learned that mr. mills was known for his kindness and dedication to our community his passing has left a notable void in the golfing community and throughout the city regarding the results of our internal investigation detective gillis did have an encounter as we know, with mr. scottie scheffler detective gillis, should have turned on his body worn camera, but did not his failure to do so is a violation of lmpd policy on uniforms and equipment subject category body-worn camera. and he was sustained for a violation of the policy 4.31, 0.6 procedures

and 4.31, 0.7 operation detective gillis did not have his body-worn camera operator operationally ready as required by our policy he was performing a law enforcement action as defined in our policy. further, in section 4.31, 0.7 states members will maintain their bwc any constant state of operational readiness detective gillis was canceled by his supervisor. we understand the seriousness of the failure to capture this interaction, which is why our officer has received corrective action for this policy violation this corrective action with has been notated on a performance observation form, which is in line with our disciplinary protocol and practices we respect the judicial process and we will allow the courts to

proceed accordingly. we will not be able to make any further statements as it relates to this matter at the conclusion of this press conference, as you've already heard, we were release the documents as follows. you will find the investigative findings, memorandum by the commander of the unit. you will also see the failure to activate form completed by detective gillis you also find our policy located as well as well as the two aforementioned video footage that the mere has mentioned also, all this information will be uploaded to our youtube page. i would like to take a point of privilege to thank again, mere greenberg, the local media and the national media for making every effort to provide fair reporting but also want to take a moment to thank all law enforcement officials around the nation for the work that you do every day. and i'm truly grateful for lmpd is

dedication to keeping this community safe. here in louisville we thank you and we appreciate your support as we navigate through this process amir. thank you, chief in louisville around the country but especially here in louisville after the recent past activating body-worn cameras is critically important. for our police department to have evidence to maintain the community's trust, to be transparent to achieve phi, appreciate the speed at which with you have conducted the investigation into this situation you have dealt with it transparently and straight forwardly we are all looking to move forward i know there are a lot of questions right now from every member of the media here and people across the entire city.

>> but we have to respect the legal process. and that's what we are going to do. and we're going to let that play out. >> we want to move forward. >> mr. scheffler has made it clear that he wants to be moved forward. >> and i know that everyone else involved at lmpd wants to move forward. lmpd needs to be focused on reducing the amount of violin crime in our city, reducing the amount of gun violence protecting and keeping people safe that is what they do every day. that's what they've done since last friday when they were working with a detail out at valhalla and on shelby will road. and that's what they will continue to do so again, we understand there are a lot of questions we are going to respect the legal process and i'm very hopeful that on june 3 the next step in the legal process, that all parties are in a position to move forward. thank you all very much all right so there

you have it. >> the latest rub, the mayor of louisville, craig greenberg and the police chief by jacqueline glenn of lr l. we're watching all of this unfold, were expecting a more video to be released, but not not the body camera video of the police officer who arrested scottie scheffler, steve morris still with us. see it in law enforcement contributor right now, you're bottom-line assessment of what we just heard, steve it was or nothing. >> what what they basically said is the officer was should've turned on his camera. he was counseled by his supervisor and he was and it was noted in his file that he didn't that was i'm not so much criticizing how they proceeded on that but we have heard from anonymous sources and some sources that have been named that there is concern that there's an overcharge in

this matter. the fact that they're alleging that the number one golfer in the world intentionally used his car to injury officer, i would think they would have wanted to address that further if they had any doubt about the charges. >> so i thought that we would get more and i was kinda surprised that we didn't have the district attorney there to discuss the charges themselves. >> they may have felt that opened up another can of worms but it isn't it isn't the complete openness and honesty that they said that they were showing us. >> yeah, we were expecting maybe word that they were dropping that felony assault charge against scottie scheffler. we did not hear that. we'll see if that it comes up later, but we'll get more information. we're continuing to watch this story. are i thank you very, very much for that analysis. we'll take a quick break. much more news

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