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surveillance drone. this is new video from the incident from the defense department. this was an unprovoked attack in infer national airspace. it happened in the same region where two tankers were attacked last week. iran is disputing that claim saying the aircraft was over iran. this drone is enormous, he has a wing span of nearly 131 feet and is worth a cool $180 million. as tensions in the region escalate and americans question whether the u.s. will retaliate against iran, the president says you'll find out. >> iran made a big mistake. this drone was in international waters, clearly, we have it all documented, it's documented scientifically, not just words. and they made a very bad mistake. >> how will you respond? >> you'll find out. >> are you willing to -- >> you'll find out, you'll find

out. >> cnn's senior international correspondent is live in tehran. have iranian officials said this was a mistake? >> no, they certainly haven't, and brooke, they've already released some video of what they say is the surface to air missile system firing as it it was shooting down this american dro drone. as you can see that missile taking off and firing, it doesn't look like the guys that are on the ground or they have accidentally shot something down. it seems as though they believe this was a very large success. the iranians themselves aren't saying this was some sort of mistake. the big dispute as you said, between the u.s. and iran where was this drone shot down? now, the iranians maintain it was shot down over their own airspace, while the u.s. says it was in international airspace. the iranians are saying it was

somewhat south of the straight of hormuz. iran's foreign minister getting involved in this, he said the drone took off about 14 minutes past midnight local time. he made a claim the iranians made earlier, saying the drone was in stealth mode as he put it, the iranians saying it was mask its transponder, flying close to iranian airspace. it was shot down around 4:00 a.m. local time, the iranians this is interesting, it could shed some light on the situation in the future. the iranians now saying they've actually found parts of the drone in their own territorial waters. whether or not that's true is still up in the air. it seems as though we may see some of the debris of this drone in iranian custody. >> so clearly two sides to this whole situation. fred, thank you. rear admiral john kirby is a

former state department spokesman. a pleasure as always. what did you think listening to president trump earlier saying it was a mistake? what did you make of that? >> when i heard that, it seemed to me like he was trying to signal they have an indication this might have been a revolutionary guard unit or a revolutionary guard commander acting on his own. there's precedent for that, the revolutionary guard doesn't report to the civil state government. they report right to the supreme leader and they have been known in the past to do things on their own without coordinating it with the rest of the military, much less the government in tehran, it seemed to me that's what he was trying to say, when he referred to a mistake, that said, brooke, when you look at the way the iranians have tried to communicate what happened, the video they're releasing, the aggressiveness of foreign ministers on twitter. it makes me wonder if that was the case, if it was a rogue thing. it seems like tehran is backing

it at 100% here. >> i was watching you after that pentagon briefing earlier, you were less than impressed with the dots on the map. >> there you go. >> yeah, the dots on the map that the pentagon was presenting saying the u.s. drone was in international airspace. how can the u.s. prove that the drone was there? >> i think what they really need to do is release the tracked data that they have, which will include a graphic, you'll see in the track data, if they release this, you'll see a screen shot of the map from the sensor system not from google, which is basically what this is. i thought this was a horribly anemic way to make their case. to put out a general to the pentagon on the phone, not on camera, and then not take questions. i think they need to do a much better job convincing the international community that what happened is what they say happened. i frankly don't dispute it, we don't need to fly this particular drone into somebody's

airspace. the reason we have this large rq 4s is so they can operate in international airspace where strong sensors that don't require them to be put at risk inside somebody else's airspace. i'm not doubtful of their story, but they have to do a much better job telling it. >> what are u.s. military options in the region? >> they run the gamut. you could go full on conventional strike. maybe hitting a revolutionary gaud asset somewhere here, maybe even near where the launch site was. you could go right at the revolutionary guard, that's also very escalating. that takes up all the tensions a notch, or you can do something that's overt not visible. maybe start exporting tankers, maybe flying more recon sense flights that are protecting by fighter aircraft, that kind of thing, you could -- as a show of force, there's lots of options here from the low intensity to

the high intensity, i suspect that they're teeing these options up for the president, hopefully he'll choose one that doesn't take the tensions up higher than they are. >> admiral kirby, thank you so much. you know the region well, let me bring in a man who needs no introduction. wolf blitzer is here, you know the region obviously well, too, listening to president trump next to trudeau. >> this is not the first time they've launched a surface to air missile to destroy a u.s. drone. the u.s. oil tankers were hit by iranians, there was an attack, it didn't hit that drone, this was the second time we see the iranians launch surface to air

missile against u.s. drone, these aren't like little toys, these drenones, these are big aircra aircraft, they're unmanned, but they are significant, they cost almost $200 million. if it would have been the first time maybe, but this is the second time. i know from conversations i've had, the u.s. military is pretty impressed that the iranians have the capability to hit this drone which was flying about 30,000 feet. >> you were once the cnn pentagon correspondent, you've been in many of those briefins,s what did you make of his explanation or i guess the brevity of the call in all of this, by the way, happening without a defense secretary. >> i think they need to do a significant on camera briefing, and allow reporters, journalists to ask questions. kirby said the same thing, i

spent several years reporting from the pentagon. i don't remember. someone would make a statement, they would hang up and say -- if you're -- this is a really tense situation, right now. this situation could clearly explode. i don't think the president wants it, he's been an isolationist most of his adult life. he wants to get out of there, but ironically, despite his own intentions, in the past couple weeks, he's authorized 2500 additional u.s. troops to head to the region, whether to qatar, bahrain or saudi arabia or any place else in the region, kuwait, the u.s. has a lot of troops there. right now the u.s. has more than 70,000 troops in the persian gulf area. plus another tens of thousands of civilian contractors a lot of diplomats, there are a lot of american families right now who are looking at what's going on in that part of the world, who are beginning to get very nervous, because despite what the president wants, i don't think he wants to go to war.

this could explode. >> even as he was wrapping up the quick q & a, i campaigned on this, i want to end these wars, reminding everyone of afghanistan 19 years in, yet he still seems to be at odds with members of his own administration who are much more hawkish on places like iran. >> i've been -- for 20 years i've been talking to president trump as a civilian, since he's been president he hasn't given me an interview. when he was a civilian, talking to him all the time as a private citizen, he's been consistent, i looked at some of the interviews he did, he was always skeptical of deploying troops, forget about the middle east, whether in germany, japan, korea or elsewhere, he wanted those troops here in the united states. he didn't want to be spending a lot of money with nato, he's been consistent on that, what might he do? the military's giving him a lot of options. remember what he did during his

first year in office when there was a threat to the syrians. you watched more than 50 tomahawk cruise missiles. he could do something like that and see what the iranians do. my own gut tells me the iranians are taunting him a little bit right now, with these attacks, on the oil tankers, the pipelines, they get a civilian airport in saudi arabia. the iranians have some assets. and as much as they don't want to see the u.s. use military force, i'm sure -- i don't think the president wants to either, this thing could explode accidentally, if things get much more intense. and i suspect they will will. >> wolf blitzer, will we see you in the situation room? >> i will be there later today my situation room. i know there are meetings in other situation rooms. i'll be in my situation room. >> thanks, wolf. any moment now, whether he's

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tensions peaking today after iran shot down a u.s. drone. the trump administration pulled out of the iran nuclear deal. since april of this year messaging have escalated again and again. on may 11st the u.s. imposed sanctions on other countries who purchased iranian oil. days later, the pentagon received intelligence of a possible threat against u.s. forces in the region, and they sent a carrier strike group to

the middle east may 12th, four international commercial shifts were attacked off the coast of the uae they suspect iran is behind the blast one day later, a major escalation. two oil pumping stations were attacked by armed drones. the iranian backed militia claims responsibility for that. president trump delivers an intensified threat. if iran wants to fight, that would be the official end of iran. which brings us to last week when two oil tankers were attacked in the gulf of ohman. it shows an iranian boat retrieving an unexploded mine from one of the ships which iran dismissed as unfounded. the u.s. navy allowed one of our cnn correspondents to get an up close look at it. >> the americans say -- they

can't say, however, with any certainty that it was put there by the iranians, nonetheless, it blew both the outer hull and the inner hull of this ship, penetrating the fuel tank area, some experts say that is deliberate, it was a sign that whoever planted this knew what they were doing. they wanted to cenned a signal but not cause a disaster. >> that brings us to this week, monday the u.s. deployed 1,000 additional troops to the region, and on the very same day iran announces it will violate the deals, if they don't help them circumvent u.s. sanctions. sam kylie joins me now. give us perspective on this part of the world, and how concerned are our middle east leaders that this will escalate into war?

>> i think the short answer is, deeply concerned, brook, here in the emirates a nation traditionally in lock step with saudi arabia and the united states in p rhetorical attacks on iran. has been anxious to observe that they are not pointing the finger at iran and simply saying that over the sea born attacks, there have been six ships that have been attacked now. saudi arabia is pointing the finger, if we can assume as is likely, from the american perspective that iran has been conducting all these attacks, the latest drone strike is entirely consistent in a display from them in in their be

abilities. they're signaling how much they're hurting, and signaling about their military capabilities. calibrating their response. this is a flying robot that was shot down. nobody got hurt, it's embarrassing for the u.s. military, but it hasn't done any damage than to stuff. no people have been hurt. we look straight across the land mass is iranian territory. it's a freight thing prospect this could escalate over the downing of a piece of machinery. >> there is real fear this could escalate into that, it sounds like from your part of the world. sam kylie, thank you very much. >> we have live pictures, roy moore is announcing he is running for senate again. even though by the way, many in his party would rather him not. plus, rivals are pouncing on joe

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>> are you going to apologize? >> apologize for what? >> cory should apologize. he knows better. there's not a racist bone in my body, i've been involved in civil rights my whole career. >> for his posture to be to me, i've done nothing wrong, you should apologize, i'm not a racist, is it so insulting and so missing the larger point that he should not have to have explained to him, this should not be a lesson that someone who's running for president of the united states should have to be given. >> senator booker added he was raised to speak truth to power, and he will not be apologizing. just last hour, i spoke to seenier adviser to the biden campaign. >> have you spoken to the vice president and what is his response? >> i'm not going to get into what i specifically said to the vice president today.

i want to tell you this, a lot has been going on this week, but i want to be clear that we do t don't -- mitch mcconnell basically eluding that the election of barack obama was reparations. to the conversations we've been having about race on capitol hill. i want to make sure we don't combine that -- i want to be clear here. the vice president did not embrace segregationists. he agrees that their views are repugnant and that the language they had used and were using during that time is unacceptable and understands it is hurtful to millions of americans. >> senator booker did not suggest that biden is embracing segregationists or he's not saying he's racist. what he's saying is that he's

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>> cory booker's campaign has been slow to get starter. he's been sort of on the quiet side, there's no question that this is going to put him in the spotlight, let me tell you an interesting nugget from my reporting. they told me that initially in their draft of the statement they put out to rebook joe biden on his comments. they did not call for him to apologize. >> they felt so strongly about it, you see this could have been a very different moment for cory booker, ultimately because they made that decision. i'll just add they say this was not a political move, they were not trying to elicit a reaction from the former vice president, but because this was something he felt so strongly about on a personal level, that's why they did what they did. >> the timing of all of this, right?

this is all happening a week before the first democrat debate. booker and biden will not be sharing the same stage. do you think this will factor into debate night strategy for team booker? >> they're expecting the question now. and so one wild card for them is, can they keep this conversation going into next week. maybe get more attention on the debate stage than they otherwise would have had. because this hasn't been leading the conversation in this race, he may have been overlooked on the debate stage in favor of elizabeth warren. now he has an opportunity to stand out in a way he didn't before. they'll be trying to take advantage of that, absolutely. iran shot down a u.s. drone to test president trump it's actually the trump administration that is to blame for taking us to the break.

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we continue to follow the escalating tensions between the united states and iran. saying that iran made a mistake.

a very foolish move. when he shot down a u.s. drone in the gulf of hormuz. americans will soon learn if the u.s. will strike back. republican senator gave this fiery warning after being briefed by the white house. >> trump has told the iranians, you cannot disrupt navigation of the seas. our interest or allies, that's an unacceptable way to live in the 21st century. they are testing him, they need to do so at their own peril. god help us with north korea and throughout the world. >> i'm convinced as a last resort president trump will stop this. >> joining me now a senior contributing editor -- >> the iranian regime is a horrible regime. if you look at the sequence of

events, we have been the aggressive actor. >> how? >> iran was by all accounts, in which they accepted the most stringent oversite of their nuclear program we pulled out of it, we started violating it. the whole idea for them was sanctions relief. we sitened the screws. we're not going to allow you to export any oil, which is where they get most of their revenue, and then we basically designated the iranian revolutionary guard even though military reporters say, don't do this. we have been pushing them and pushing them and pushing them back against the wall. this is not a secret, has been calling for war with iran for more than a decade now. the person we're relying on who doesn't want war inside the administration is donald trump. >> who doesn't want any part of

this. wants to get out of knees endless wars, and what about republican senator gram's point, nevertheless, we are where we are today, and if the u.s. does nothing, what kind of message would that send to places like north korea. >> we don't know what happened here, i think that's important to remember. i don't trust the iranians, but i don't trust john bolton either. this is a guy who has history of playing fast and loose with the evidence. it was his office that made the claim about iraq having -- if you remember that horrible memory from before the iraq war. we need to de-escalate, these things do not happen in a vacuum. the military have been telling us again and again, if you keep threatening iran, they will fight back. they will push back. we need to de-escalate and

return to diplomacy. >> to your point as far as the factors getting iran to where they are today, their economy, i was reading this piece. the value of their currency inflation is expected to increase. >> people in iran can't import life saving medicine, how would americans respond if other countries totally tanked our economy. many people rely on for their basic lives. this is not to say anything positive of the iranian government. this form of sanction, where you choke a country off from being able to do commerce, is itself an aggressive act. we need to move back to that that was containing iran's nuclear program, and containing a possibility that the terrible

ironies that iran had a pro american population, what do we think this is going to do to their per spepgs of the united states. do we think this is going to be good for our relationship with the iranian people? >> thank you very much. >> you're excellent. it is not unusual for u.s. senators to receive classified information. but the topic of one briefing is getting extra attention. why the sudden interest in ufo's. .. this is the ocean.

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pittsburgh now accusedsed of planning for bomb a church there in the name of isis. he was admitted some august of 2016. this is video on the left side of your screen of authorities searching a home where the suspect may have lived. according to the fbi, the suspect had bomb-making materials, multipoint plan, and marked-up satellite maps of the area around the church. the 21-year-old said he was targeting it to quote/unquote take revenge for our isis brothers in nigeria. he's due in court for his first appearance tomorrow. is something really out there? three more u.s. senators received a classified briefing about ufos at the pentagon, or in current lingo, unidentify aerial phenomena. you may have heard he reports for a couple years. there was eats footage shot by a

navy super-hornet pilot. but back in 2007, congress directed the pentagon to set up a $22 million search for the truth. tom foreman is with me more on the advanced aviation threat identifii had identification. >> it's easy to laugh or think it's silly, but senator mark warner, who is the vice chair of the intelligence committee said, look, i think it's important. he told us just this afternoon i think it's important the military is taking this more seriously now than in the past. the videos relate to a couple different sightings. in 2004 called the tic tac sighting, because it looked like a tic tac flying out there very close to the water and more recently there were some on the east coast. 2014, 2015, where these pilots

were describing seeing these things up to 30,000 feet in the air flying at extraordinary speeds, hypersonic, well over the speed of sound changing direction in the most astonishing ways, seemingly defying the laws of physics. listen to what one of these pilots had to say. >> no distinct wings, no distinct tail, no distinct exhaust. it seemed like they were aware of our presence, because they would actively move around us. >> so that's what has everyone excited. these reports, the release of these video. the program was originally started by senator harry reid, because they said, look we just need to know what's going on. it only lasted about five years, and they said they didn't find anything, but brooke, the obvious question here is -- is there something out there? not necessarily extraterrestrial, but something else, a drone, some kind of secret technology? some been that maybe we control?

maybe we don't? >> yeah, maybe they'll get to the bottom of that. i know in april the navy issued guidelines for pilots to report any psychings of unidentified aerial phenomena. are you surprised this information is getting out to the public? >> i think it's been a long time coming, back some 30, 40 years agoing this something you would hear about, but it was released as a bunch of crazy conspiracy theorists, and people taking pictures of an odd-shaped cloud. i'm not surprised we're finally getting to the point of looking at this more carefully. particularly when you think about the technology we're dealing with today. this is technology we really haven't seen before. when the first stealth fighters came out there had been pictures taken from very far by civilians saying there's some kind of strange aircraft out here we have never seen before.

eventually we found out what it was, but initially it was just a mystery, so for people not looking for space aliens, these still very interesting. they're saying, is it something? even if it's not space aliens, is it something that will make a difference in the future? again, is it something the u.s. controlling? or some new neck toll in a somebody else has developed? >> what has president trump said about this? >> you've got to listen to what president trump said about it. it's interesting. abc asked him about it. listen to his com. -- comment. >> i think our great pilots would know, and some of them see things different than in the past. we're going to see. we'll watch it. you'll be the first to know. >> the top levels of government are talking about it. no answers yes, but a lot of questions. thank you, tom. >> you're welcome. the dow up nearly 300 points despite the volatile situation

between the u.s. and iran. one of the reasons, the federal reserve signaling it may lower interest rates in the coming months, something that president trump has publicly called for. let's go to jake tapper. "the lead" starts right now. president trump facing his biggest test yesterday. "the lead" starts right now. boiling tensions between the united states and iran. an american drone shot down, president trump teasing a possible counter-adak, and an iranian military commander send ago chilling warning. the debate over going to war. who has the president's ear at this most chris cal time? plus the bideent backlash, defending comments about segregationist senator with his 2020 democrats about to face a major test with african-american voters in the heart of