>> u.s. officials spend a lot of time watching what's going on in north korea. thank you very much for watching, i am wolf blitzer in "the situation room." tweet the show @cnnsitroom. have a great father's day weekend. erin burnett with "outfront" starts right now. trump's supporters called a traitor. new video shows one of the former president supporters stalking and punching an officer on january 6th. where do democrats go now of the voting rights compromise. president biden's major milestone in the fight against covid while warning of a serious concern on the horizon. let's go "out front."

good evening everyone, traitor, that's how former vice president mike pence was greeted by some fellow republicans at a s conservative conference in florida. >> i want to thank my friends for those generous words. >> i am a christian and conservative and republican. i am honored to stand before you guys. >> heck lers shouting down penc, angry because they are still following trump's lead. of course there was nothing pence could have actually done on january 6th. joe biden won fair and square. donald trump still refuses to accept it and admit that his

lies are what drove his supporters to storm the capitol. we have more videos tonight. of trump supporters storming the capitol. i will warn you the video is hard to watch. >> in case you had any doubt of what that man was there to do. he then told us he was a baton man. >> we'll [ bleep ] storm them and we'll storm the [ bleep ] capitol. [ bleep ] you.

>> any questions? he's been charged with 12 criminal counts now. that's just the latest video. last night this was also released. rioters pushing officers and using a metal pole attacking them. that will man is a retired officer that you see there in the red jacket. sadly those were not the only incidents we saw. officers were beaten. one lost a tip of his finger and another lost an eye and some suffers brain injury and still are recovering from. trump supporters are still trying to pretend none of this happened. they're still trying to shift the blame to anyone else. the latest target is the fbi.

>> whether the fbi infiltrated an organization and bring it to the point of criminal conduct as a mechanism to bring it down. >> it is actually not reasonable to ask who's asking whether the fbi organized this or behind this or did something to spur this day on january 6th. matt gaetz, that member, that republican member of congress you heard, he's under investigation by the fbi over sex trafficking of a minor. he's not the only trump's loyalist spreading lies of what happened on january 6th. >> propaganda gamed this was an armed insurrection but no guns were found. >> it was trump supporters lost their lives and not them taking

the lives of other. >> if you didn't know the tv footage was a video of january the 6th, you would think it was a normal tourist visit. >> none of that is true. you know that. here is what's true. donald trump lied to his supporters and still claims the election is true. he encouraged them to "fight like hell." who was responsible? not the fbi or officers who protected those lawmakers who you just heard spouting those lies. unlike trump, mike pence , was t the capitol on january 6th. here was the moment he was evacuated as they were shouting "hang mike pence" as he was rushed outside. >> president trump and i spoken many times since we left office.

i don't know if he'll ever see eye to eye on that day. >> so no. mike pence did not earn the title of traitor on how he acted that day. the people who may have earned that title is now trying to pretend like it never happened. paula reed is "outfront" in washington for us tonight. what more are you learning from this new video? >> good evening, it was released after news outlets including cnn sued to make it public. these new videos provided an up close look of what officers who were trying to protect the capitol actually went through on january 6th. now here you see scott farland, a jim owner from new jersey, taunting and shoving an officer and punching him in the face. he was one of the rioters inside

the senate side of the building ch . he's charged with 12 criminal counts including assaulting police and carrying a dangerous weapon. prosecutors sending this video directly to the federal judge. while videos like this have been used, it was not been released publicly which is why. cnn and over a dozen other agencies have been fighting to release them as much of the police body camera footage and surveillance tapes that are being used in court still have not been seen by the public. now the clips that have been revealed, they come as some republican members of congress are attempting to rewrite history, down playing the event of that day and amplifying baseless conspiracy of who's responsible for the attack. that's why media outlets including cnn continuing to fiel

fight for additional clips to show exactly what happened that day. >> kate. >> thank you, "outfront" with me now is dan kildee. he reported this video that you are looking here. rioters were trying to break in. dan kildee is joining me now. thank you so much for being here. what's your reaction on these videos released. this is another way of showing how violent these people were. >> yeah, it is still hard to watch for a lot of us who were apart of this. i was there. it was a moment i will take with me for the rest of my life. when i see new images reenforced

how brutal this attack was. it reminds us that these are thugs. these are people who whipped up by the fantastic lie told by the most prolific liar of america's politics and a destructive force. there are people who still believe the nonsense is the predicate for the attack. the fact that these republicans and members of congress are trying to rewrite history. they know in order for them to continue this big lie, they have to change the lie to produce. they have to rewrite it. i have no doubt that the long view of history will actually record what took place. in the moment republican members

of congress are trying to justify their own behavior, telling themselves a fair tale. y tale. >> you can see these videos with your own eyes. it is not stopping these guys and girls, what they are talking about here. republicans who are pushing these lies and allowing them if not pushing them, allowing them to just sit out there. this is not as policy fight. this is a fight over literal basic facts. i struggle because i wonder what the antidote for it is. >> yeah, they have no shame. the people that i hold most responsible right now for the moment we are in is not the

really crazy members of the republican caucus, we know who they are. the people who are the insurrectionists, the people who spoke at that rally. the people who gave the truth, we know who they are. the ones that bothers me are the ones who are sitting silent and benefiting a whipped up fairy tale that's right now the only narrative that the republican party seems to be clinging to. it is the silent so-called moderates that are willing to go along with the story who voted to overturn the election that are not front and center of this argument. their silence is hurting this country. # their willingness to sit silent and not call out their republican colleagues, shout them down from this nonsense is i think makes them highly

cul culpable in this moement. at some point i hope they have an affirmative action to speak the truth and not just go on from this and try to say can we all move on. in what they are doing by their own actions is hurting this country. >> cynically and politically. do they really need to push these lies or aliu them to sit out there to win a primary? i don't understand why that is the case. that's the answer i get. why are you -- some of these republicans like matt gaetz, i truly believe he knows better and he's pushing this to fund raising and staying in trump's races. why do they need to push this to win a primary? >> i think they need to because they're not willing to be

courageous. politics in this country is what we make it. it is not some sort of chemical in the air that causes the politics -- politics are what we make them. we can either elevate the political dialogue by forcing the truth into the conversation or we can do what some of these republicans are doing default the simple sort of based cartoon images that we see now. it is hard work to do it right and tell the truth. that's what leadership is. one of my favorite professors taught me something that i kept for a long time. leadership. those who are sitting quietly right now have an obligation to speak to their supporters and

tell them no, this is not true and it is a lie. we can't govern under the shadow of a lie. this is what they want. they want to win this election by continuing to have this 30% that's whipped up by this fairy tale. they try to thread the needle and win. it is not worth it. >> it is not the past. it is our current president and it is our president and future. dan kildee. thank you for coming in. >> thank you, kate. "outfront" with me now, bill crystal. what do you think of that from dan kildee. i was struck by what he said.

>> i am too and i agreed with what he said. republicans are not fighting back or not even telling the truth. >> i agree with you, bill. thank you for saying it that way. it is not that hard. >> think of mike pence, what would mike pence -- mike pence could have said wait a second, i ratified the electoral college counts and that's what i am supposed to do that's what we need to do to have the t transition of power in this country which tragically we didn't have on january 6th. he can go praise donald trump's policies and say other nice things if he feels like he has to. just saying that, ex pplaining y

he did the right thing could have an influence. if mike pence - yeah, you know that's a good point. that's not so great of what happened on january 6th and trump really did lose the election. you can't have a big lie going forward and justifying all kinds of bad things over the next few years if it is allowed to go forward. again, it did not occur to mike pence to say the version of what i just said. it did not occur to mitch mcconnell or kevin mccarthy. i better go out there and address my constituents and fellow republicans and trump sp supporters and say this is not acceptable but none of them does it. >> this rich irony of republicans criticizing joe biden of what they are saying they think he gave vladimir

putin a pass during the summit. let me play what steve scalise said about it. >> they would not even stand up to putin. >> is there no memory of helsinki when trump sided with putin in front of the entire united states? >> they need -- it is not that they just don't acknowledge counter arguments and counter facts and trying to explain them, you ignore them and you pretend they don't exist. you just say biden is soft on putin and biden did not stand up to putin and you present helsinki. that's the degree of corruption that's very deep. it is beyond normal policy

disagreements and ideology and a little bit of not caring enough about some groups or people, we are way beyond that now in terms of awfully a lot. >> good to see you bill, thank you for coming in. >> thank you, kate. "outfront" for us next, renewed resistance for republicans digging in on voting rights on ahead of the key vote. >> they're going to try to do this next week and we are not going to let them do it. the delta variant, the infectious strain of covid causing new worries in the u.s. as some hospitals see a surge in cases. catholic bishops targeting president biden. could he be denied communion over his views on abortion? nly y for what you need. hot dog or... chicken? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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tonight republicans are falling in line backing up senator mitch mcconnell. >> it is nothing but a big power grab by the washington democrats. the democrats don't want free and fair elections. they want elections only democrats can win. federalizing the election, they're going to try to do this next week. we'll never let them do it.

>> we'll never let schumer and nancy pelosi to nationalize our elections. >> senator joe manchin unveiled a proposal that included voter id requirement. some movement not going anywhere. tim kaine is "outfront" now. thank you for being here, you have been meeting with manchin about this. with mcconnell saying it is a no go, where do you go with this? >> after the attack of the capitol and legislation trying to take voting rights away from hardworking americans. democrats are going to protect our democracy. i have been working with joe

manchin, we were governors back in the day and we are nate se senators now. but, republicans are saying they're going to formally oppose it. they don't want to be within the time zone of anything that'll protect american rights to vote. we'll have a vote on tuesday. my expectation is that 50 out of 50 democrats will support protecting voting rights for americans. every republicans will oppose it. the push and fail that democrats will then go back and sit in a room and say to ourselves the american public gave us the majority on the day that trump and the insurrection trying to attack the capitol and overturning the election.

are we going to take steps to protect the democracy of this country? much more to discuss in days ahead. >> so what you are getting out is when you say you got to look at each other. it is what you do about senate rules and filibuster. one person you will need to look at is joe manchin. joe manchin has all what is said when it comes to voting rights. does he want bipartisanship? we know mcconnell is not going to let it happen. just listen to the sound byte that we just ran. do you think when you are in the room and u you are looking at j manchin, do you think this is enough to change joe manchin's

view on filibuster? >> you know where his position has been. >> these are discussions we'll have in weeks to come. when we pass the american rescue plan on the first saturday of march in the senate, we did it with only democratic votes including joe manchin. it was checks to families who were suffering and support for vaccinations and aid for local school systems. we did it with only democratic votes and manchin was with us. he said if it is good for west virginia and for the country, i am with you. so what we need to do with joe and i know joe for a long time. we were governors together. we need to make sure that what we are asking for is good for west virginia and good for the country. at the end of the day if it is

good for west virginia and the country, joe, i just have confidence in my heart about joe manchin, he's going to do what's right for the country in west virginia and if republicans make a strategic decision that they want to oppose what's good, they want to make joe biden a one-term president as john barasso says this is week. joe biden will have nothing. we have to get 50/50 democrats. it is not just manchin, there are other democrats who have concerns of voting rights and filibuster and infrastructure and etc. my strong believe is we are not going to led a strategic -- progress block the democrats majority.

>> i think i am hearing some of the conversations are going to happen behind closed doors with manchin. senator, thank you very much for coming on. >> you bet, kate. next, new concerns over the delta variant adding new urgency to get vaccinated. >> it is a variant that's easily transmissible and deadlier and dangerous for young people. catholic bishops inching closer to a decision that could deny communions of public figure who supports abortion right and that would include president biden.

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tonight president biden is warning the highly contagious delta variant is serious. >> cases of hospitalizations are not going down in many places, in the lower vaccination rates. this is a serious concern because of what experts are

calling the delta variant. it is a variant that's easily transmissible and deadlier and dangerous for young people. >> the variant is hammering states in the south and midwest right now where vaccination rates are in the lowest in the country. steve edwards is "outfront" with me, thanks for being here. you are seeing this play out right now in your hospital and clinics. what are you hearing from doctors how it compares earlier in the pandemic? >> we have seen a five fold increase in hospitalizations in less than four weeks. our doctors are describing them as younger and sicker and they come to us later in the disease process so we have less therapy options for them.

10% of our cases look to be delta variant and our health department, icu are coming back at 90%. it is challenging our staff. >> absolutely. you are seeing more patients and come in later stages. are doctors seeing more severe cases and more deaths? >> so we are seeing younger pe people. we are having about one death a week and now we have one or two a day. because they're younger, the little better, right? our physicians told me that we have seen 3800 clinicians. in january they can look at a patient and predict how they'll perform and now they can't tell. it is something different about how this variant is affecting the immune systems of our

patients. >> the cdc says about 37% of your people in your county have rece received at least one dose of the vaccine. do you this i the low vaccination rate in the area southwest missouri specifically is fuelling this? >> i think it is a contributing factor. the delta variant is what's fuelling this. we have low vaccination rates throughout the south. i believe that is a reminder that probably much of the south and midwest and much of the places that have low vaccination rates if confronted of the delta variant we are seeing a surge right now. 123450now. >> that's a scary warning. why are more people getting shots in the region? >> i can only speculate looking at the data on vaccine hesitancy and it appears to relate to

demographics. if you look at that data that says red voters are more hesitant than blue voters, that rural areas tend to be more hesitant than urban areas and areas of a high percentage of evangelical faiths have a higher hesitancy. we have a high percentage of red, rural and evangelicals. >> steve, thank you for coming in. it is so horrible to hear surges and spikes and things ticking up again. thank you for coming on. >> you are very welcome. "outfront" with me is dr. rhiner, what do you think we just heard from steve edwards. he really think the delta variant is fuelling this. how much of a setback is this

variant going to be? >> it is fwgoing to hit places that are not well vaccinated. when i was listening to mr. edwards, i was saying to myself it does not have to be this way. in missouri, 55% of alldults ha received at least one shot. there are 17 states in which more than 70% of adults have had at least one shot. we are quickly moving towards a situation of a tale of two countries. coming fall, part of the university is going to obtain community immunity. a large part of the south and southwest and midwest are going to have real covid. it does not have to be this way. the vaccines we have now are very effective against this variant. all the folks need to do is get vaccinated. >> how do you square these two things, right? >> you have president biden celebrating the percentage of

people vaccinated. it is really worth celebrating. the same time this threat we are talking about, this delta variant, people opening up and going out and i fear not paying attention because it is hard to hear and it could get bad again. are we celebrating too soon? >> we are celebrating in some places too soon. the virus is rare but in other parts of the country like missouri, it is not that way at ail. i was at lambert airport two weeks ago and it was packed. when i looked around the wall to wall people in that airport. i knew that half the folks there had not been vaccinated. i would never go to a place like that, in that environment and unvaccinated. we have to really pick up the pace in the south if we are going to see a lot of people die

who just simply don't need to die. it is a red/blue split. it is terribly politicized. we have to do better. u.s. bishops, among that group would be president biden, his response to the move is next. plus, it is called black fungus. there is worries in india of this covid infection that feeds on dead flesh.

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biden supports abortion right. >> how do you feel personally about that? >> that's a private matter and i don't think it is going to happen. >> thank you. >> this is significant. biden's strong faith is well known. he attends mass every week and he's the first catholic president in nearly six decades. kat kaitlin collins is "outfront" tonight. >> reporter: and so to see this

push biden conservative bishop, it is really notable because given and it had the support and deeply divisive within the catholic church. you see these bishops arguing about this for the last several days. they have moved ahead for this push in order to deny president biden and the ability to take communion given their support. this is the first time he was asked about the debate going on within the capitol party. he says it is a private manner but it is becoming public the last several days. we should know it had not gone anywhere yet and actually have not been finalized in a rwritte manner to where it is fwgoing t happen. i do think it was notable that he did not have a lot to say about this when asked about it and given of course we know

president biden when he's passion about something he'll talk about it for several moment. he kept it short and brief. >> in 2019, biden was denied communion by a south carolina priest because of his stance on abortion. let me play how biden responded. >> it is the only time that it happened and we didn't talk about it. it is not a position i found anywhere else including the wholly father of the community. >> interesting, we heard him say today is a private manner. is it going to remain private? >> i don't cthink it is private. he is someone who regularly goes to mass. he did so on his first trip as president. he mshows tit is a priority for him.

doing so as a president when you are incredibly busy is notable as well. what is also striking about this comparison here is just how you saw religious people respond to president trump and someone who was of course accused and later admitted that he had his attorney paid off a porn star accusing him of having an affair with him. that's the contrast that people are making in between this. i do think it is something that president biden clearly not wanted to get dragged into that, saying that he's confident that he's not going to come to tuition. it is not just for president biden. it is more revealing of a greater reus income the catholic religion. >> thank you so much. next, first it was covid ravaging india and now there are concerns of what's called black fungus.

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the delta covid variant as we've reported is causing growing concern in the united states and now in dia is dealin

with a new crisis linked to the coronavirus. here is sam kylie. >> reporter: sarina is 41 a covid-19 survivor, his doctors are telling him he's facing another life threatening illness. black fungus. it's invaded his face. he's being prepared for a third round of surgery to remove it before it spreads to his brain. 71 other patients have battled this rare infection that's in john's hospital since april. a surge in the disease has been seen across india among patients who are either already diabetic or when the coronavirus triggered bauy -- diabetes. he's lost the feeling on one side of his face and may lose his eye to the fungus that

infected 12,000 other indians already this year. >> the disease progressed and the eye is also looking very bad. >> reporter: his ct scan reveals that the fungus has spread. the key at this stage is for the surgeons to try to save the eye but also to clear the area around the eye of the dead flesh because this is a fungus that feeds on dead flesh and sugar and they are trying to prevent it from getting in his brain. i it cost around $6,000 for his drugs. medical debt will be devastating to this driver. he's got two small kids to support. >> goes to the blood vessels. it erodes the bones and entered the lower part of the sinus of the check. >> reporter: so if he doesn't get treatment, what will happen? >> the fungus will continue to spread and enter into the brain and start invading all the blood vessels within the brain. >> reporter: india's second wave may be past the peak but icus

are still busy with covid patients who now may face black fungus as a secondary illness. >> what is pblatantly staring u in the face with the second wave which is a huge surge compared to the first wave is muca. >> reporter: shortages have forced doctors into deciding who gets it and may live and who may not. it been extremely tough but it's not just adults who are short of live saving drugs. dozens of children in the rainbow hospital have been admitted with multi system inflammatory syndrome or misk. it another post covid illness caused when the body's own immune system turns on itself. the best treatment is on imported and expensive drug,

ivig. he is 9. he had mild covid and recovered and his antibodies attacked his own organs. he's on the mend now. >> so scared. it is really scary. really scary. >> reporter: so while india's second wave declines, fear still grips many indians who are dependent on rare drugs very few can afford. sam kylie, cnn india. >> sam, thank you for that reporting. "outfront" next in honor for eugene good man, the capitol police officer hailed for good actions on january 6th.

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whose actions on january 6th may very well have saved the lives of lawmakers. he just threw out the ceremonial first pitch at tonight's mets, nats game. watch this. >> officer goodman, when you're ready, it's your pitch. [ cheers ] >> looks like he wants a doover. regardless, eugene goodman is hailed as a hero for his actions leading them away from the chamber, you can see the video there after who he did that day. thank you office goodman. "ac 360" starts now, guys. good evening. two more vivid reminders the anger and violence on january 6th have repercussions far beyond that date for those who want to whitewash the impact. the former vice president understands that and should after today especially before we show you what happened here is