heroes do heroes.com. and while there nominate someone you think should be the cnn hero. hope you had a great long weekend. see you right back here tomorrow night. goodnight. we begin with a flood of new reporting in the trump russia investigation and the president's ongoing effort to brand a good deal of reporting fake news. this is happening with his son in law and his former national security advisor and now corporate lawyer facing questions or requests for demands of information pertaining to the russia probe. it's happening with new reporting from real former intelligence officials about russian officials possibly having derogatory information on the man who would become president. it's happening with a real inside source speaking to us about his frame of mind since returning from overseas. the president would have the public believe otherwise. he tweeted it is my opinion that

many of the leaks are fabricated lies made up by the fake news media. whenever you see the words sources say and they don't mention names, it is very possible those sources don't exist but are made up by fake news writers. fake news is the enemy. keeping him honest, john -- may have something to say about that. fake sources, fake stories, fake news. real fake news. so-called fake news he now ucjects to is coming from real people talking to cnn and many others. it's not that he's shied away from relying on unknown sorshs when it suited him. quote an extremely credible source called my office and told me that@barack obama's birth surkificate is a fraud."

think about it. what source for the goose is not for the gander. and today pushing back on a covert communications link to moscow, he sited a more flattering story on fox news. here's what sean spicer said when asked about that contradiction. >> did the president retweeted this morning an article about that back channel that was based on an anonymous source that said there was an effort to set up a back channel; that it was the russians who suggested that and that it was tatalk about syria? was the president not confirming there was an effort? >> i think what i said speaks for itself. >> but you said the article was based on anonymous sources. >> which it is. >> but the fox article that the president tweeted was also based on anonymous sources.

why are your anonymous sources more credible than the washington post? >> one statement jared's attorney has provided and second whether the dossier was largely discredited in the first place. there's an ongoing investigation. >> he ignored the whole question about anonymous sources. part of that is on the dossier that sean spierser mentioned. we're not reporting on the details of it because some of it is yet to be confirmed or disproven. to say it's been completely discredited is not true. in fact some parts have been corroborated. for instance they found some of the meetings and communications contained indeed took place on the dates and locations as described. that's not all sean spicer said. as he gave his first press

briefing since before the president's trip, a very busy day. so the breaking news about national security advisor michael flynn. >> michael flynn was saying not too long ago he was not going to be commenting and not testifying, not providing information to the senate intelligence committee. they floated the prospect of holding flynn in contempt of congress and low and behold a source is telling cnn that yes, michael flynn will be providing some documents to the senate intelligence committee by june the sixth, about a week or so from now. we should point out that's not the only activity. boris epshtyn that he has also been requested by intelligence committee investigators to provide information to congress as well as michael cohen. we confirmed throughic mooal cohen directly. he confirmed that yes, he's been

asked to provide testimony and information to congressional investigators. we should point out meekal icha cohen said he is politely declining to cooperate. he called it a fishing expedition. >> what is the mood facing the ongoing investigation? >> i think they certainly feel embattled. if you look at the report from sean spicer, you recall talking about fake news, sean spicer, during that briefing, slammed reporters for fake news. i tried to press spicer on that and he can only refer to eroe erroneous tweets that he was not listening to g7. not whether jared kushner is somehow of interest to federal investigators. then he set up -- or tried to

set up a back channel with the russians. he would not comment on whether that was fake news. wreerb been reporting for days that they're putting together this war room, this rapid response inside the white house and among supporters and associates outside the white house to respond to this daily deluge of stories about the russia investigation and spicer just did not comment. he did not say whether he deemed that to be fake news. that's an indication of where they are. if it's a story they like, it's just fine. if it has anything to do with the russia investigation, it's fake news. that is a sign of a white house in the bunker. >> more now on the story that jim mentioned and that cnn was first reportingic what russians may have believed they had on the president and people close to him. it also comes with reasons to be careful on what we're reporting and not reporting.

so, what are you learning? >> we've been reporting for months that russians wanted to influence the 2016 election. what we're learning is that some russians learned they had leverage over trump's inner circling. it tells cnn that during the 2016 campaign russian government officials discuss having potentially quote derogatory information about then presidential candidate donald trump and some of his top aids. one source described the information as financial in nature and said the discussions centered around whether the russians had leverage with trump's inner circle. it says the intercepted communications suggested to u.s. intelligence that russians believe quote they have the ability to influence the administration through derogatory informinformation. they first reported about russian officials bragging about

cultivating relationships with trump aids including the first national security advisor, michael flynn, to influence trump. >> but back then they were saying the claims could have been exaggerated or made up. is that still the case? >> it is. it's a very important point. one of the things we've been learning through the course of our reporting of russia trying to influence the election is how crafty they were and still are in trying to spread disinformation. our sources acknowledge it is possible in this case. but we do know that financial entanglements of some people associated with trump are part of the fbi investigation into medaling. as you can imagine they're not happy with this reporting and they say this is yet another round of false and unverified claims to smear the president. and should tell you that the office of director of national security and the fbi are not commenting and the president

himself has insisted on multiple occasions that he has no financial dealings with russia. >> thanks very much. want to bring in the panel. jeffrey lord, and steve fall. i mean the question of whether the russians had something on president trump. again, it is important to point out it could just be russians talking to each other and bragging and lying to each other. >> that is a really important distinction to make. we still have innocent until proven guilty. there are a lot of legitimate questions that would have happened regardless of whether those conversations were taking place. and he's made clear he's not going to release his tax returns. they could be answered more fully. there's a lot that we don't know. there's a lot the president has refused to disclose, which i think is adding to the questions. and it's hard to understand at

some point why he wouldn't be more transparent. >> there's the notion that you can't believe anything you hear on russian interceptorer communications because they know americans are likely lisheniten. how much credibility do you give it given your experience? >> before he was president of the united states, he travelled to the russia. they have every capability and are very good at collecting all sorts of information that they can that they deem to be an appropriate target. so the russians would simply have seen him as an americanole gark, a rich guy with potential power and who knows what he's going to turn into in the future. in this case the bet would have paid off. the question is whether they obtained anything on trump that would in effect blackmail him? and frankly the only part that has the ring of truth to me is

the financial angle. because some of the stuff we heard about the steel documentation, i'm not sure that's true or compelling in any way but the financial stuff would be a soft underbelly of stuff. it is sort of strange you have russians talking about it over open telephone lines. and one thing you can't call into question is if they have information, they do. >> the whole question about jared kushner. of course that he wantsed a back channel and proposed use equipment inside the russian embassy. >> this whole thing is baffling. this story broke friday night and we were very careful in reporting it and saying we need to hear the white house's side of the story but we still don't have a detailed account of what happened in that meeting. i think it's important to step back and look at what's been

previously reported and that is before jared kushner and michael flynn went to that meeting, they were briefed by obama's intelligence officials be careful of the russia ambassador and the obama administration actually gave them a psychological profile of kislyak to say watch this guy. you don't know who you're dealing with here. they went into the meeting and not only did they ignore the advice of intelligence professionals but talked about this back channel on russian soil. the embassy in washington is russian soil. so they'd be going to a foreign embassy presumably to talk to putin. we don't know why they didn't heed the warnings and why a few weeks later, ckislyak asked apparently kushner to meet with the head of the russian bank and he went ahead and did that.

and then you have what looks like a cover up. you have kushner not disclosing these meetings on the form he was required to disclose them on that time. >> the russian banker, given his past with russian intelligence and the banks' record of being a sanctioned bank. all that information is pretty easy to find on google. it doesn't even require a high level briefing. >> there's lot of things about this that raise questions. if this were another country i toent think it would be that big of a deal. russia tried to interfere with our elections and that i think is the big reason we're so focussed only this. back channels happen tduring transitions sometimes. i don't know if this is a deal,

or no deal at this time. i think when you look at it in context, this could be entirely innocent. it could just be someone who did a lot of questionable things, jared kushner, who didn't know what he was doing. i think the fact that it's russia, mitt romney was right. >> and before we go to break, none of this was happening in a vacuum. obviously it was russia and the u.s. intelligence community had been very open about the fact that russia had attempted to influni influence the election. all of these meetings are taking place with that as the back drop. it doesn't seem like that's brought up a lot. >> i just think this is over blown. president kennedy had his brother talking to a midlevel soviet back channel, jimmy carter as president elect send

hairman and that conversation was written up by cubreenen himself december first, 1976 when gerald ford was still president. a back channel to iran and michael defending this process in 2013 or '14 in the huffington post reveelz that william miller, a senate select intelligence staffer served senator obama as nominee as back channel to iran. >> i so admire your persistence, jeffrey. in the face of what are unbelievable facts. this is why we need an independent commission and you even called for an independent commission to look at the full scope of things. this is not about jared kushner being some naive bamby. he did have flynn next to him.

flynn certainly knows what's going on. if you hear the president continue to say fake news. it causes many of us to say what's underneath this? and what is underneath all of this covering up? why is there such a fear of what the russians may have? and that story that cnn uncovered is an example of why -- >> after a quick break, and an account of the president's state of mind these days. also tonight you've seen the tiger woods mug shot. do you know the real story emerging behind it. it can seem like triggers pop up everywhere. luckily there's powerful, 24-hour, non-drowsy claritin. it provides relief of symptoms that can be triggered by over 200 different allergens. live claritin clear. thithis is the new new york.e? think again. we are building new airports all across the state.

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breaking news, michael flynn aturning over documents. just a comthings. we were talking before about how this was a back channel.

this was not a back channel. this was a secret channel. the reason was so americans couldn't intercept it during the transition and possibly beyond that. that is unusual because if what you were trying to establish was a back channel, why not wait a couple more weeks when president trump is in the white house and you can do whatever you wanted? >> doesn't that confirm -- if there is an instinct that says let's be careful that bureaucrats and our own government might leak information to the press or wherever, that happened. that's happened a lot. >> a, this is not the first time it's happened in history and b, the context matters to your point about russia, this all happened amid allegations of russians hacking democratic committees and staffers. so that's one point. the other point is when the times broke the story about

jared kushner meeting with this russian banker back in march, we were told that they didn't know why he -- kislyak had recommended -- >> the white house said they didn't know why. >> they didn't know why. they initially said i think shortly after our story, not to us or suggested it on background to people and then since have indicated similarly that this was about establishing a back channel. that he was believed to be close to putin and the idea was kushner wanted to find someone as close to putin as possible so he could understand directly. >> it reminds me of the clinton white house in the '90s when anything related to hillary clinton, the senior white house aids would walk on egg shells and it was very difficult for them to go to the president's wife and say hey, there's some troubling reporting in the press.

we need all the facts. because it's the family member of the president. kushner, for some reason, it just seems like the senior white house staff is scared, doesn't want to talk to him, doesn't want to pressure him. >> what do you make of? >> i would say jared kushner is the robert kennedy of the trump administration. i would disagree about back channels and secret channels. in the kennedy era, the knowledge was limited to the two brothers. they kept it out of the state department. they kept everything away from everybody. >> i get the comparison but at that point there hadn't been all the u.s. intelligence agencies saying russia had tried to involve themselves and had deeply involved themselves in the u.s. election? >> i think this is vastly over blown. >> what about the point of the changing story out of the white house? that we don't know why they had this meeting and no we do.

>> i think there's some concern about secrecy, so they're not filling out forms saying some of this. i do think that's a concern. >> you're saying that's a legitimate thing to be concerned about? >> secrecy, of course. >> i don't understand that at all. if they're confirming on the record in march that they had this meeting, why say we have no idea why it is that kislyak would recommend kushner meet with gor kauv, why would you drag that up? >> they're newcomers in the field of diplomacy. >> that's a different point. i think that is a very fair point is that you're dealing largely with people who have not been in politics and government. that i think is a real thing. >> i think there's a lot of that feeling on both sides of this

divide. on the one hand you've got people in the white house looking at the washington community saying we don't trust you. >> that's not what i'm talking about. >> that's not an absurd instinct either. >> if it is not true, then deny it. if it is true, then explain it now so people can understand. but the fact they're still dancing around it, it only causes maggie and others like her and ryan to do more -- >> you know what the white house has said in the past. is that the president -- i don't remember whether it was active or fast moving, that they cannot keep up. you don't buy that, clearly? >> i'm sure -- >> his moves are too slick. he can't even put his press guy out there to respond to what has been the hot story of the whole

week. that is ridiculous. but it does beg the question of what all the secrecy is about underlying it. it's not about a back channel. >> it could just be incompetent. >> no, incompetence is a rough word but i think a lot of it is newness to government. >> it looks weird, it smells fishy and all that. but clearly we've known for a long time that donald trump viewed russia differently than most of us did. i saw them as an adversary. i think he did see them as an opportunity, someone he could work with. the paradigm was western civilization verses islamismal or radical islamism. so he wanted to work with russia and i think the idea that our bureaucracy would leak information is not a paranoid

notion. >> this is the fundamental problem here is why is it that the trump campaign aids after all the american intelligence is telling us what they did during the election, why are they more skeptical and distrustful of american intelligence services than russian? >> hold -- let's -- steve, go ahead. >> the only thing i can tong about that i know what i'm talking about is secrecy. so the idea that somebody like kushner or anybody is going to try to protect in a secret fashion from the deep state, which is a crock, by the way. let's say you do want to protect from the leaks. so you're going to go to arguably the mosted averse aerial nation because i want to use your communications to keep it from my own government? i'm not sure whether it's against the law but it ought to

be. it's ridiculous to say you're going to go to the russian government to keep a secret from your own society, your own government. >> there's a word for it, collusion. >> so robert kennedy is colluding? >> what i think is you have this need by the trump white house to constantly invoke this we're being leaked on. this is being done to us. you're seeing less energy and concern. >> do we know president trump actually talking about as a president saying we are deeply concerned about your attempt to influence the election. >> we have a thread of reporting that i don't know how solid this is. but we know when we reported about the president being in the oval office with russian officials a couple weeks ago where he spilled information,

intelligence information and also trashed james comey and said i just fired him yesterday. he supposedly did confront the russian officials in some way and said basically it caused me a problem or something to that effect. you know, if that is so, that's the only time i know of that happening and i don't know how extensive and thorough. >> coming up a lonely, angry president, withdrawn, not happy with anyone. that's from a source. when you have something you love, you want to protect it. at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. legal help is here. are made with smarttrack®igners material to precisely move your teeth to your best smile. see how invisalign® treatment can shape your smile up to 50% faster today at invisalign.com

prbreaking news. former national security advisor, michael flynn will hand over documents. the first batch will come by june 6th. a week from today. the growing russia investigation seems to be taking a toll on trump and they say being president is not agreeing with the president. he complained his first trip overseas was going to be too long. he's gained weight, he doesn't trust people around him, he's withdrawing. this is reporting from cnn chief political analyst who jones me now along with two trump bia biographers andal timothy bryan, trump nation, the art of being the donald. what have you learn snd. >> multiple sources who talked to donald trump and they've all known him for years and what they see is the president said

to me he now lives within himself, which is a dangerous place for him to be. they say he doesn't trust anybody. that's nothing new for donald trump. he trusts his family but it's different people on different days. and they're feeding into this because they're complaining about his staff to him. and about some decisions that he has made. one person said you shouldn't have fired comey when you did. if you did it on day one, it might have been a better story for you and they're all kind of wondering whether now that he's back and in the middle of this whether somebody is going to be able to help him get control of this and say to him here's how you got to try and fix this and i spoke with one source who said the only time he really listens, even to his friends is when he's really down and they believe that he's really down now and that he is perhaps there's a

chance he's going to start listening either to some of his advisors or to his lawyers. >> does any of this surprise you? what do you make of gloria's report sng. >> i thought it had to be spot on because everything she described is classic donald trump. the one time when i know for sure he actually listened to some other folks was when he was at his lowest in the moments of his initial bankruptcy back in the early 1990s. and he did listen to some other people because he was desperate. and the idea of him kind of alone and caught between these factions that he doesn't really trust, that rings true to me. >> tim, what about you? for any president going from campaigning to being president is a huge adjustment. it's amplified. >> and doesn't like structured

days. and suddenly he is in the middle of this, a large portion is his own making. he trusts himself above anyone else and he's not a strategic tinker. he's got investigations swirling around him. his son in law's implicated, people from his campaign are implicated and he needs to have good outside counsel. he brought in caswts as an attorney. but he has no experience with it. and so it's going to really hinge on whether he's going to listen to smart attorneys and political advisors. it's pretty early in the game for something like this to spin off the tracks. >> whether they were democratic or republican presidents all said just the makeup of his white house staff is not conducive to running an effective white house.

there's obviously been talk about changes. question is will there actually be changes to get more organization? >> well, there might be. we don't know. we don't know whether it's going to make any difference. there's all kinds of talk. donald trump doesn't want a jim baker. he's his own jim baker and his own strategist. i have one person who speaks to trump with some reggialator said the problem with the white house is they don't play chess, they play checkers. they can't see around corners and that they don't know what's coming at them because they don't have a lot of experience in government and neither does donald trump, neither does jared kushner. and this is an issue. reince priebus has never been in the white house before. >> he knew new york. he knew new york media. he knew how to run his organization that was the best way for him.

the white house is a whole other thing. >> and it was a small game. it was essentially self promotion. he didn't run a global organization. he didn't have to think 24/7 about how to position himself. t oval office is a completely different game. senator al franken, his new back and why he thinks ted cruz is like the guy that microwaves fish at work. did you know 90% of couples disagree on

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senator al franken had a unique path to congress, to say the least. he started as a writer and comedian. he now sits on the russia investigation. including michael flynn will turn over documents. he has a new book out called "al franken, giant of the senate." i want to ask you about your book. you clearly wrote it very funny. it'sbate for. so many political books i have

to read are not. >> this is a different kind of memoir from a senator. because i wrote a lot of these books, you know and i'm funny. what's happened to me is kind of funny. >> and first in your family with a pasta maker. >> that's right. humble background. >> so we'll get to the book in a second. i want to talk about some of the stuff in the headlines today. you're very good with language obviously. the use of the term "back channel" to describe what jared kushner reportedly proposed doing with the russians. is that accurate to you? is that what it was? a back channel? >> they're trying to put gloss on it that doesants sound like it was. we don't know. but normally a back channel isn't something where you go to the other country's communications system so your own intelligence can't hear it.

that's what it sounds like kushner thought he was doing. it's also very suspicious that he did not report this meeting. this is a kind of meeting you'd remember, meeting in the trump tower with him and flynn and. >> a meeting which wasn't on the books at trump tower initially. >> so this group isn't acting like people who don't have anything to hide. >> does it seem strange to you that the number of people who have neglected to report the meetings they've had with russians -- >> that's what i'm saying. this is -- this is very suspicious. and we know at that time that the kushner and flynn met with kislyak, trump was denying that the russians had interfered in the campaign and was kind of at

war with our information, intelligence sources. >> do you think they have something to hide? >> my gut tells me they dabecause they're not acting like people that don't have anything to hide. we will see. we feel like we're in uncharted territory with this president. he is -- and this is something i talk about in the book which is i used to write books about lies and liars and things like that. and it almost seems adorable that i could sell books about politicians and people like rush limbaugh lying now it seems like something that is constant. and then there is the allegation that you are fake news, right? you're fake news and so this is getting in a very different place than we've ever been kind

of. i don't want to compare it to 1984 but there were wars, that sort of thing and that's why mueller has to get to the bottom of this. >> you mention "1984." does it feel orwellian to you? >> a little bit. i dent want to go too far but we do have -- i mean that screen right behind you is looking at me. that frightens me. >> okay. you say actors often claim not to read their own reviews. they're all liars. it's important for us to know how our constituents see us, also vanity. and you have a quote from the

back cover. you wrote "here's the thing you have to understand about ted cruz. i like him more than most of my other colleagues like ted cruz and i hate ted cruz." >> the exception proves the rule. he's kind of a toxic guy in the office. the guy who microwaves fish. you know. >> and it smells up the office? >> yeah. and to get things done in the senate, you've got to be able to get along with people. it's like you're living in a town of 100 people. and frankly, it's good to have a sense of humor and part of the reason i say i like ted cruz more than most of my colleagues like him is that he values comedy. he's kind of a little bit of a comedy fan. >> really? >> yeah.

in the back i'm talking to jeff sessions after a -- and jeff sessions white knit a baby blanket for my first grandson. so it's hard to hate a guy -- he's not my favorite guy and i challenge him during the hearings but i'm talking to jeff and we've been away for a week and teds come s up and said my friends and i saw stewart smally with michael jordan. now i had to explain to jeff sessions what recovery is, what public access tv is, what a parody of public access tv is. what daily affirmations are. and i'm going -- and of course jeff laughed. and then -- but you know, i devote a chapter to ted.

he's the exception that proves the rule and the rule is that in order to get things done, you've got to be a good colleague. >> obviously you've been asked this question and you're not running for president in 2020. >> it's flattering. it's flattering. ask me if i'm going run. >> i know what you'll say. but if there was a rule that only worked at nbc could run, would you kuconsider it? >> there's never going to be a rule like that. i'm not running for reelection in 2020. >> no doubt about it? >> no. >> giant of the senate. >> al franken giant of the senate by al franken. just wantsed to get that. >> before the break i want to show you live pictures from

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tiger woods spent the early hours of memorial day in a florida jail cell after his arrest on a dui charge. he said in a statement that alcohol was not involved and says what happened was a result of an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications. he took a breathalyzer test at the scene. with the release of his arrest report today we now know the results. rosa flores has more. >> reporter: the world's most famous golfer making headlines. again. and it has nothing to do with the sport he's known for. tiger woods arrested on dui charges about ten miles south of his jupiter, florida home at 3:00 a.m. on monday. court documents reveal he was in the right lane of traffic alone and sleeping behind the wheel, the engine running, the brake lights on, and his right blinker flashing.

woods' mug shot a far cry from the well-manicured image known to millions. police say his speech was slow and slurred. he was confused. he didn't know where he was and even told officers he was coming back from a golf outing in l.a. woods hasn't swung a club professionally since february while he recovers from his fourth back surgery. records show he told police he was taking several prescriptions and in a statement he said he had an unexpected reaction to the medication. the impact of the drugs on the golfer so heavy he even fell asleep during the encounter with police, records show. tiger woods cooperated with officers, giving a breathalyzer test, which he passed, and provided a urine sample. while dui is a criminal traffic offense in florida, cnn legal analyst mark omeara says tiger has a good chance of getting off

the hook or at least pleading down. >> if he had any alcohol in his system, then all of that would have gone out the window. because drinking with prescription drugs would have put the burden on his shoulders. but since he was alcohol free, pulled over to the side of the road or at least fell asleep, was on medications for a surgery we all know he had. >> reporter: the police report shows woods' 2015 mercedes was damaged on the driver's side, including two flat tires. but the extent of the damage to his reputation, which he has been trying to repair for the better part of a decade, is yet to be determined. he will be arraigned here in south florida on july 5th. >> rosa flores joins us. you mentioned a statement from tiger woods. what else are we hearing from him? >> reporter: in that statement, anderson, he mentions that he apologizes to his family, friends and fans and that he takes full responsibility for his actions and that he, too, expects more of himself.

he hasn't been golfing. he has been recovering from his fourth back surgery. what he has been doing is blogging. and in his latest post he mentioned he has been feeling better than he has in the past few years. and also saying that his prognosis is positive but that he had to take it day by day and that he can't wait to golf professionally again. >> rosa flores. rosa, thanks. more ahead in the russia probe. breaking news on several fronts. including michael flynn's plan to begin turning over documents to congressional investigators. and what president trump's personal attorney says he will do. new yothink again. this is the new new york. we are building new airports all across the state. new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today.

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we're following breaking news out of orlando, florida. you are looking at live pictures from the main airport. police responding to reports of an armed man at the rental car area. so far no reports of anyone hurt or shots fired. the police activity has been heavy at times. we're of course bringing you more as we get it. we're just getting this information in now. there is breaking news as well tonight in the white house russia probe. a central figure is about to turn over documents. sean spicer gives his first news conference back home and makes news on many fronts. and we've got new reporting on intelligence intercepts that if the people on them are telling the truth could shed new light on what moscow believed they had on the man that would become president. first cnn's sarah murray at the white house. >> reporter: as the trump administration struggles to find