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united states and around the world. i'm isha sesay. >> and i'm john. >> we're following two elections for you. >> the other major headline the son-in-law, jared kushner a lot more on that major development this hour. >> but first let's get to the republican gianforte will win the seat in the house of representatives. gianforte with 50% on the board. >> gianforte was the overwhelming favorite before his confrontation with the report on wednesday. he apologized in his victory speech just a few moments ago. but the newly elected

congressman has actually been charged with a misdemeanor assault. >> joining us are two senior political reporters. >> also cnn commentator. >> we have a very full house here. let's get to our guests there and get your reaction to this win. are you surprised that gianforte pulled it out of the bag? >> not particularly. he had been a heavy favorite going into this. this just happened last night. and by the time this happened, about half the people in montana had already cast their votes by mail. >> okay, well with that in mind we did hear that apology from gianforte. let's listen to exactly what he

said. because it seemed very sincere, seemed very heartfelt. let's listen to mr. gianforte. >> last night i made a mistake, and i took an action that i can't take back, and i'm not proud of what happened. i should not have responded in the way that i did, and for that i'm sorry. >> and you're forgiven. >> please -- i should not have treated that reporter that way, and for that i'm sorry, mr. ben jacobs. >> so, gwen back to you in montana, will he be forgiven? >> it seemed from the constituents that got to be the cheer. >> and john philips to you, he

got the win. but was it as impressive as you expected it to be? >> well, the last poll showed him up by 14 points. that was in may. he ended up winning by 6 or 7 points as the stands right now. he had a lot of baggage going into the this election. but this was an election that the democrats focused on. not just democrats in montana, but democrats nation wide-dumped a ton of money into the this race. and they've been having a huge crowd show up at these events and it congress members go back and say look at this audience. well, we've had a race in kansas. we've had a race in louisiana. we've had a special election in montana, and the democrats haven't won one yet. at some point they're going to have to show they can win eelectorally, otherwise it's a

lot of noise. >> to you, the apology from gianforte, does that mean this is all over? >> no, no, i don't think so. it certainly was -- it seemed heartfelt and sincere in the moment. i think what he was doing as trying to move on so that he is not, you know, a pariah when he arrives in washington. there was a discussion going on with paul whether or not gianforte should be seated if he won tonight. so clearly he's trying to get beyond that. it'll be interesting to see what happens with the actually charges, the misdemeanor assault charge and whether the case goes forward and whether that's something he has to deal with. but we could very well be looking at a rematch again between these two guys. and it's just a very fluid statement right now. so i don't think that statement

put it to bed. >> i would respectfully disagree. look, this issue will live on in a way, and certainly be tied to his reputation. there are a lot of congressman in washington. he will be done as the guy who body slammed a reporter. but it was a full apology and comprehensive. he even said ben jacobs' name. that's big. also with the media storm issue for the last 24 hours, that puts it to bed. he's won, he's going to washington. >> but he still has to go to court. >> right, he might still have to go to court. but now at least in the realm of public opinion the ball might be in ben jacobs court with the question do you continue to pursue charges? >> you know, everyone makes a mistake. ben jacobs himself threaten today punch a 16-year-old on

cpac. if anyone knows you can say and do things and regret later, it's him. >> i will say there's a difference between an irresponsible tweet and actually grabbing a guy by the neck. >> i don't think it's going to go away. again, he made major progress by apologizing. but remember congressman run every two years. and this seat is going oo be one the democrats are going to continue to focus on. when you look at the numbers, there is a good chance. and democrats are organizing and getting people excited about taking back the house. what this guy did by hitting him the first time, doesn't say he won. doesn't say democrats aren't going to go after -- they're going to go after him with a greater vengeance because they believe that's not someone they want in congress, whether you apologized or not. that is something he did that

caused that violence. >> and her point is so important, because we're looking at a tapistry of rates across the country where you're going to have 28 seats that determine the house. and the question is whether republicans are going to have the firepower to deal with a candidate like this, you know, on the side where there's now questions about his temperament and going forsqurd things like that. >> and so that leads me to ask the question, when he gets to washington will he be embraced by fellow republicans or keep him on blank for this? >> well, it depends on how he acts. there was someone who shouted you lie. i will say this is an open seat where you don't have an

incumbent running for re-election. and you're not going to find people who are unseasoned politicians, who are rookies, making these mistakes. mimi walters is not going to do this. >>, you know, within an hour of the allerication between jacobs and gianforte the democrats already cut a campaign ad. they had it out. let's listen to a part of one of those ads. >> yesterday a reporter asked greg gianforte about the new healthcare bill in congress, and gianforte came unhinged. >> i'm sick and tired of you guys. the last guy that came in here, you did the same thing. get the hem out of here. >> fox reporters who witnessed the attack said they saw gianforte grab the reporter by the neck and slam him to the ground. hours later local authorities

charged gianforte with assault. >> that's a powerful ad. was it too late? too many already voted? >> when you saw so many people already voted, and as may mentioned earlier people went to change their vote and told they couldn't do that. so they're setting the groundwork as to what's going to happen in 2018. because if it's happened before, it could happen again. and if you can't handle a reporter asking you questions, how can you handle your congress member next to you, your colleague. ? >> how are you going to do it with constituents yelling at you? this is very serious. >> let's listen in. >> you know, we had -- today

alone there were 123 people knocking on doors. for the state of montana -- i think one thing we can say is that your voices were definitely heard in this election. you know, it's just been such a great honor to be running as your representative in this race. and know we came up short but the energy in the state and the grass roots movements in the state goes on. it goes on. [ applause ] i've called greg gianforte and congratulated him on his victory, and i talked to him about how important it is to continue to reach out to all montanans who listen to their comments. and i know that montanans will hold mr. gianforte accountable.

you know, traveling across this state i have seen -- i have seen such great energy and enthusiasm like never before in this state. to all the montanans and the people across this country who took time to volunteer and to make calls to engage for the very first time in election, don't be discouraged. be determined. you know, i've met so many of you along the way who have never been involved in politics before and stepped up for the very first time. and so i'm just saying you must continue to be involved. you must continue. and in the coming months there'll be critical legislation that's going to be passed that will -- >> giving a concession speech

there. he's already called gianforte to congratulate him for his win. he seems to be taking it in good step. also interestingly enough saying if you're pinning your hopes on him and it didn't work out, obviously don't be discourage wrshd be determined. that's his message to those who will be disappointed thooeng with a republican winning that race in montana. >> and to you, don't be discouraged, be determined, that's going to wear out thin after a while, isn't it? >> two years is a very long time. i would never underestimate the attention deficit of this news cycle. he won having -- gianforte won after having assaulted a reporter. obviously it was in a last minute that might have affected things. again, i really think this is in the past. now it's a question how he

proves himself in washington. what he does in washington, those will be the campaign ads. obviously if he assaults another reporter in washington, we've got new campaign ads to run. but, again, i think this issue is put to bed now. i think the s is on the democrats to figure out what person they want to have. >> not necessarily the strongest capped dt they could have had. and i think that -- >> they didn't think they could win it either. >> right. but i think, you know, when thinking about this issue going forward, what will be interesting to see the aufrmt that nancy pelosiy tryinged to make, this is a trump-like candidate, the trump movement has spawned all of these kind of chest thumping candidates who might tackle a reporter and whether or not that's the kind of person people want in washington. that's the argument. but if democrats are successful

of making an argument like that, that will have an impact. >> okay, we'll take a short break. and we should note that gianforte won despite president trump's numbers. these were issues the democrats would hope would play into this special election, but they did not. there has been a significant development on the russia investigation. donald trump's son-in-law in close advisor, jared kushner now being looked at by the fbi. a lot more on those details after the break. plus president trump with his nato allies kwsh and the result is peculiar. an uncomfortable nato summit later this hour. e different. it's nice to remove artificial ingredients. kind never had to. we choose real ingredients like almonds, peanuts and a drizzle of dark chocolate.

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19 minutes past 10:00 here in los angeles. you're watching cnn "newsroom" live from los angeles. i'm john vause. >> and i'm isha sesay. greg gianforte is projected to win. >> let's look at the numbers. gianforte has 53.8% of the vote. another story following for you, jared kushner is under

scrutiny by the fbi. >> that means the investigation into russian election meddling has now reached the president's inner circle. it's important to note, though, jared kushner has not been accused of any wrongdoing. joining us -- troy, thank you for staying with us. may, let's just look at some of the details of what the fbi is looking at here, why are they particularly interested in kushner? >> well, we've known for some time about these two meetings he had with russian officials early on. but what we're learning today is the focus has expanded, where they're looking at kushner's role in the trump campaign data analytics which was run out of texas and his relationship with former national security advisor michael flynn, and also his contacts with russia generally. as you said at the beginning,

obviously he is not at the moment we know of, a target of the investigation. there's been no allegation of wrongdoing here, but these are the things that the fbi is looking at. and it puts the white house in a very difficult position because jared kushner, not only is he one of the closest people to the president and is with the president at all times, but he has a huge portfolio in the white house just as he did during the campaign. and it's going oo be a huge distraction going forward. i mean he is one on the people -- he's over seeing that office of strategic innovations he had. trump had tapped kushner to lead. and so it really is just another cloud over a family member for trump, which is just going to make him, you know, more angry about this investigation, which he believes is a hoax. >> let's go to troy. troy, legally speaking how problematic is this for jared

kushner? >> i don't think it is very problematic isha, and here's the reason why. i fall into the same school as allen dershowitz who exexplain plained at a civil libitarian we have to look at federal investigations, fbi probes and now the investigation by special counsel bob mueller. as something looking into violations of federal law. now even if jared kushner or other members of the trump campaign, transition team or administration were talking to russians, even coordinating with the russians with regard to potential release of information, release of e-mails that were hacked into by wikileaks or the russians or released by wikileaks, even if that's true, there's no federal crime. there's no federal law that prescribes that type of

activity. it may look bad politically. we may want sunlight to be a good sanitizer on letting everyone know that was going on, but it's not a crime. >> i think there are a lot of questions here. even if this ends up being -- kushner ended up being an an slary party in all of these discussions or something happened or gave russians more insight into something, and that wasn't his intention, there is a question here about the trump campaign and the trump administration judgment and experience, and why was he meeting with these people? you know, why did trump continue to have the contacts that he did? why did trump have that meeting in the oval office? there is a level of naivety here, at the very least, that is really troubling. and that's what the -- >> but the fbi doesn't

investigate bad judgment. the fbi doesn't investigate political wrongdoing. special prosecutors don't look into bad judgment. they look into violations of federal law. and even if, even if there was some sort of coordination or that word that's been hanging about, collusion with the russians, it's not a crime. >> i'm sorry, attorneys released a statement saying kushner previously volunteered to share what he knows about these meetings. he will do the same if he's contacted in connection with any other inquiry match. >> so dylan, to you, it appears he's at least trying to be trance paerpt unlike genera flynn. >> he is trying to be transparent. and inexperience and naivety is not a federal crime, but it is true it does create complications for the administration. it brings the investigation even closer to the president, just given how close kushner is to

the president. and, again, you know, it -- the experience and whatever is being investigated by the fbi, those things are not actually unrelated because the question is could you have taken steps? let's say that trump's campaign did nothing wrong, let's say there is no collusion, let's say this is all smoke without fire, could the campaign have been savvier in taking steps to prevent this enormous cloud of controversy that's going on? or is there something going on, and in which case the fact this is now on kushner, bringing it closer to the president, brings us cloeer to figuring that out. >> troy, back to you. is there any reason why jared kushner would not be able to discuss this as it unfolds, whatever this becomes, with the president? >> absolutely. there's always an issue of any

presidential advisers, people that are close to the president, there are issues of what's called executive privilege. the advisers to the president need to feel like they can speak candidly, they can give their honest opinions about a wide range of issues without fear of having to later testify to congress about every piece of advice they gave to the president or the campaign. that's why there is the theory of executive privilege. but as we learned during the watergate scandal in the nixon administration, the claims of executive privilege are not infallible themselves. >> may, in and of itself, this as troy saying not a big deal, but just in the context of everything else, failing to disclose the meetings oen a security form, kushner, flynn, and sessions failing to mention the meetings with russian ambassadors, the ongoing investigations, everything trump has done with former fbi director comey, it adds to the

cloud over the white house. >> it does. and it keeps each story about emerges like this brings the attention back to trump and those meetings with comey, the discussions with comey, and the reports, the bombshells just this week -- you know, that he also, that he also asked other top officials to interfere in this investigation. and what was his intent? you know, we still don't have answers to so many of these questions, and that -- you know, that's partly why some transparency would be nice here. so it's very encouraging that kushner says that he is wailing to talk to the fbi about whatever they want to know. we'll see if that happens. >>, you know, you know, to tha

trump and his administration can say it's just a fire storm. jared hasn't done anything wrong here. to that, right now there is nothing done wrong here. it starts with the elephant that's been in the room or not been in the room, his tax returns. >> we don't know who his administration are meeting with having all these questions about previous meetings, it just creates a lack of trust there that really may hurt them in 2018. >> dylan, may, troy. appreciate it am. >> thank you so much for your analysis and expertise. >> time for a quick break now. many nato leaders met president trump for the first time on thursday. he may not have given the best impression. a remarkably awkward day in brussels next. dear predictable, there's no other way to say this.

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the west coast. we'd like to welcome back our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> the breaking news from the u.s. in montana, where cnn projects gianforte will win the house of representatives for republicans. >> 87% of the vote has been counted. gianforte was charged with misdemeanor assault for allegedly body slamming a reporter on wednesday night. and he addressed that issue in the past hour. >> last night i made a mistake, and i took an action that i can't take back. and i'm not proud of what happened. i should not have responded in the way that i did, and for that i'm sorry. >> and you're forgiven. >> please -- i should not have

treated that reporter that way. and for that, i'm sorry mr. ben jacobs. >> well, apology to ben jacobs. we'll see where this goes next. >> it was very much an unexpected apology. >> it was indeed. we'll continue to follow events in montana. but for the moment let's turn our attention to the president. donald trump spent time on thursday in brussels. he certainly made his presence known. first it appeared he pushed one of the prime minister's out of the way. >> and then there was the uncomfortable handshake, and finally a scolding chastising speech to nato allies, much of which seemed to come straight from his campaign play book. >> nato members must finally contribute their fair share and meet their financial

obligations. but 23 of the 28 member nations are still not paying what they should be paying and what they're supposed to be paying for their defense. this is not fair to the people and taxpayers of the united states. >> well, former l.a. city councilwoman wensy and you saw the pictures. the awkward handshake, what impression did the president create at the summit? >> well, this was supposed to be a celebratory event where they were getting together in unity of nato. and i think if you had tagrade him on how well he did on that message alone i would say an f on bringing them together. it is shocking to me you would

push a prime minister aside like this. it's shocking to me you would chastise them and lecture them. >> john, you agree with wendy? >> well, first of all i'm not a republican consultitant. i do a show in los angeles, and he doesn't have a lot in common with these guys so it's a getting to know you sort of meeting. because trump pays his bills, unlike most of them. >> unless they're contracted. >> 1 of them rolled their eyes, and i don't think you have the right to roll your eyes if you're louis deadbeat. so getting them to pay their bills is something he ran on during his campaign presidency. his audience wasn't those people. we want them to pay their bills. but if diplomacy is getting to get people to do what you want,

how does this get to that goal chastising and acting like the guy the party doesn't want to talk to? >> getting these countries to pay their bill is the best way to do it. >> okay, let's be clear. the argument they made is their supposed to pay 2%, and they're not paying the 2%. >> they see themselves as being the adult in the room, they're not paying their bill. it's up to these countries to finally kick in and pay their fair share. >> but to john's point going in there and having this tone, and andrea merkel does have this sense -- >> and it's the first time you're meeting these people. that's not the kind of position you want to take, which is to immediately lecture them and tell them their dead beats. >> let me go to other side of

what i said, this has been a concern for the presidents in the u.s. for many, many years that nato is not turning up, and they have tried everything. so why not give this a dry, why not trying a little buerating? >> to me that's not the time or place to do it. you said say they've got to pay their fair share, but not at this meeting, not at the time you're there for a different purpose? >> but if you're not doing it, at what time do you kick it up a notch? >> it's like a first date. >> it depends on who you're dating. the other problem that dame out of this summit for lack of a better word, every president has -- every president except donald trump. so, john, again what is the message there that you're sending to the nato allies?

>> right, well he ran as a republican that was not not a neocon prowar hawk. are the american people willing to go to war over some military action in montneg row? look, i think nato is good force, i think nato is a good thing. it certainly has helped the west out against soviet aggression for many years. but, you know, that's a legitimate political question. >> and they stood by us. >> i was about to say that. >> they stood by us. so i think that was a message he should have sent. >> if his base knew that, and i'm sure a lot of them do, but if they truly noods the only

time the clause had been acted was for 9/11 would have a different view for nato? >> right, but the way this country works is if a country gets invaded by someone, then we're suddenly at war? >> you have to look at some things from history. world war i started that way, and i don't think there's another public appetite to get involved in another world war or something like that. >> so you believe nato is -- >> i'm a supporter of nato, but understanding the real political liabilities of being involved in a situation like that. >> but, wendy, you have to take all of nato. >> no, you can. and when you need them, they are there. and i think that's the important part nato stands for this world. >> joe, why did he tell the french president you're the one the supported when clearly --

come on. >> seriously, will there be a fall out? will there be a consequence to follow from the words he uttered there at the summit? >> again, i think there was an expectation he was going to talk about article 5. once again clearly what happened in pushing aside the prime minister and some other ways in which he handled this at an event that was supposed oo be used to talk about their unity, didn't happen. and i think they're going to go back and say some of the things we read and heard about are true nunow. >> sounds like a good place to take a break. >> appreciate it. >> next in floom l.a., new developments. what we know in just a moment. whoa, this thing is crazy.

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connection to the manchester bombing. ten people have been arrested so far. eight remain in custody. >> this comes after the u.s. and u.k. seem to be mending fences after information of the name of the attack was leaked to the u.s. the u.k. said it will continue to share information with the united states. >> at the nato meeting he condemned the manchester attack. >> it was a barbaric and vicious attack upon our civilization. all people who cherish life must unite in finding, exposing, and removing these killers and extremists, and yes losers. they are losers. >> a u.s. official has told cnn it is likely the bomber, salman

abuddy likely received training while visiting syria. just days before the bombing abedi returned to the u.k. from libya. turkish official says abedi had recently transited through isten bull's airport. former cia operative bob bayer is with us. >> well, the system it was supposed to have been fixed, john, that we would find out who was crossing the border into syria. the turks were supposed to take care of this, but clearly there is a way across, which i think is very disturbing for everyone at this point. because you can get into syria, you can get trainjerk you can come back to europe and blow yourself up. we've been working with the turks for a last couple of

years. apparently, they can't seal their border. >> so the only way really to get into isis controlled syria in turkey is through turkey. so if he made the journey and got there, what sort of training would he likely have received? >> well, john, i look at the bomb. it's sophisticated for an irked. it had a circuit board. it had a very powerful battery. it probably had multiple detonators. somebody who made this bomb, whether it was the 22-year-old sore somebody, knew what they were doing and wanted it to go off. also you look at the positioning, the exit from the arena, maximum casualties and enough explosives, this is what you get. i also worry about the possibility somebody wasn't standing far away with a radio

controlled device. we haven't seen evidence of that, but there's a possibility when you look at the sophistication of this bomb. >> it also seemed the explosives used here, tatp, same explovs used in the brussels attack and paris attack. >> acetone peroxide. ask and what they understand now is you have to keep this stuff cool right up until the attack. it's very unstable. if police find some of this stuff, they've got to blow it up rather than try to dismantle the explosive. this stuff could all be made locally in manchester. just a matter of ventilation, do it in the kitchen. you bring the peroxide up to 30% purity, acetone 30%, make a detonator out of the same stuff. very easy to do, but you need practice. and this is where syria comes

into play. if you want to make sure a bomb goes off, you need to practice and practice a lot. and syria is the place to do it rather than manchester. >> just very quickie oh i think it is. they look at this conflict at existential one we kill you. the fallacy among many fallacies the british have absolutely nothing to do with the syrian conflict they're barely in it. taking reconvention against civilians, children, of course makes no sense to us. but these people look at the world in apolk liptakic terms. it's sort of end times for them. they think they need to strike back that the depgs of the flossty. >> thanks for being with us. bob about aer.

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