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>> my producer said it is a trump day. there say big trump town hall. questions from kaitlan and new hampshire voters. we have a lot ahead before that. phil is to know. he has been ordered to pay her five damages. i said he is relaunching the

show on twitter. elon musk says no deal has been made and carlson is still technically under contract with fox. >> meet the new top dog. this year's best in show honors go to buddy holly. also one of the best movies. >> that is the name of the dog? >> no, i'm not. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >> since you put me up to it, what is the name of the dog? >> we have the pronunciation. >> i printed it. >> which you printed. i appreciate it. i'm going to go dog. winning dog. we'll go with buddy holly. [ speaking nonenglish ] >> look at that. all right. we'll get to that in main. we start out very serious, very

consequential news. donald trump lashing out at the jury that found he sexually abused and defamed e. jean carroll. he was still posting on social media after midnight calling the jurors partisan. >> what else can you expect from a trump hating, clinton-pinted judge, speaking to and in control of a jury from an anti-trump area which is probably the worst place in the united states for me to get a fair trial. i don't even know who this woman is. i have no idea who she is, where she came from. this is another scam. >> we should note, it was an anonymous jury by the way in this trial. we'll get into all that. the jurors ordered trump to pay $5 million in damages to carroll. federal jury found him sexually abused her in a dressing room in a manhattan deposit store in the mid 90s and then defamed her last year when he called her a con job. this was a civil trial.

trump was not criminally charged or technically convicted of anything. cnn's senior legal affairs correspondent paula reid is here to explain all of it. good morning. >> good morning. >> your coverage yesterday was excellent when this broke explaining everything at issue here and what the jury found. again, i said it's an anonymous jury. the those attacks come without basis on the jurors. >> that's right. and it's unlikely we're ever going to learn too much about this jury or how they assess the evidence. even though they're right to speak out publicly, the june encouraged them to remain anonymous. the former president's team making a lot about the fact they did not find him having raped e. jean carroll. but they have three different types of battery to consider. rape, sex abuse, or forcible touching. the definition of sexual abuse is sexual contact without consent. the definition of rape is sexual intercourse without consent. it's clear this jury believed

whatever happened in that department store may not have been intercourse. but this is him being found libel for sexual assault, for battery, and dozens of women have accused him of sexuality this is the first time affirmed by a jury. >> we're very happy. >> e. jean carroll was all smiles walking out of a manhattan federal courthouse tuesday after a jury awarded her $5 million in her defamation case against former president donald trump. in a statement, carroll saying, this victory is not just for me but for every woman who suffered because she was not believed. >> it's really hard to come forward about these things. and especially hard when the man you're talking about is very powerful. >> natasha stoinof and jessica testified about their alleged altercations with trump which he

denies and they both praised this verdict. >> when i heard the verdict today, i felt nothing is more powerful than the truth. >> i am very pleased for jean. i'm very pleased for the whole situation. >> trump responded to the verdict by posting this video to social media. >> this was a very unfair trial. that's all you have to say. this was a very unfair trial. >> the civil trial lasted ten days. the jury deliberating just under three hours. trump has denied all wrongdoing and said he didn't even know carroll. >> i have no idea who this woman is. >> however, he made these comments during his prejob. >> she's a whack job. she's not my type. >> what you're saying there is ms. carroll fabricated her claim you sexually assaulted her? >> yes, totally. >> 100%. >> that's the only time the jury

heard from trump during the trial other than clips from the infamous access hollywood tape that surfaced right before the 2016 presidential election. carroll's team used that now infamous video to establish trump having a pattern of this kind of behavior, playing portion against during closing arguments. >> i'm automatically attracted to beautiful. it's like a magnet. and when you start, they let you do it and you can do anything. >> historically that is true with stars. not always. but largely true. unfortunately. >> trump's attorneys calling his loss a result of politics. >> he's firm in his belief, as many people are, that he can't get a fair trial in new york city. >> republican senator lindsey graham, a trump ally, also criticized the verdict. >> i think new york legal system is off the rails when it comes to donald trump. >> but republican senator mitt

romney didn't hold back. >> i he hope the jury of the american people reach the same conclusion about donald trump. he just is not suited to be president of the united states. >> this was a civil trial. this is not a criminal case. there is no consideration of jail time. this was about liability and financial penalties as we saw. $5 million. the former president's attorneys vowed to appeal. the likelihood of success of appealing this case is slim. >> why? >> historically, a case like this with a civil case with a jury, with unanimous finding of battery and defamation, particularly when they opted no the to even put on a defense, remember, former president trump could have came and testified. he chose not to. so it's unlikely that they're going to succeed if they choose to appeal this. they said they're going to. >> fascinating. >> great reporting. >> yeah, great reporting throughout the whole trial. ahead in our 8:00 a.m., e. jean carroll will be here. she'll join us in studio with

her attorney. also this morning, more trouble if you thought that was even possible for embattled new york congressman george santos. as first reported by cnn, the republican lawmaker is expected in court in new york as soon as today after being criminally charged way federal prosecutors. the specific charges remain under seal. san santos was under question for questionable campaign finances. he's been facing intense scrutiny and calls to resign ever since revealed he lied about his heritage, education, professional background and 50 other things, too. cnn's reporter is live in new york outside the courthouse with more. what do we think the charges relate to at this point? >> yeah. it's still unclear, as you said. that indictment is still under seal. our colleagues reporting that george santos, the republican congressman who just took office in january, could, as soon as today, appear in the courthouse

behind me in front of a judge on these charges. of course, we're looking to get more details about that. but if you remember, cnn has reported late last year federal prosecutors were looking into the personal finances of george santos. how does he make his money? specifically, how did he loan more than $700,000 to his 2022 successful campaign? there is also been scrutiny about expenditures around his campaign. they're all on the table. what led up to today, still very unclear. phil, we do know that the congressman did not vote in a house vote according to sources last night. he did get on a plane and head to new york. again, we expect him possibly as soon as today. >> i think the congressman has become a punch line in washington. late night talk show host as well. this is a reminder this stuff is very serious. but there is also been a lot of it. can you remind us how we got here in the first place? the scale of the lies that we're

told? >> oh, yeah. there is a lot of material. but, yeah. this is serious. these are criminal charge that's he is facing. we'll get detroit tails as the g goes on. there is a number of lies, fabrication that's surrounded this congressman after he was voted into office. the fact that his heritage, saying he was jewish which isn't true, the fact he allegedly stole from a nonprofit that was made to help military member with their dog. the fact his mother passed away in 9/11. his education, his work history that he worked for citigroup and goldman sachs. so some of these he admits or he was dishonest about. other times he has denied that he has lied. but certainly these are all surrounded the congressman. now, as you mentioned, phil, something more serious. >> that's right. busy day ahead. thank you so much. >> president biden will give it

another go as they race against the clock to raise the nation's debt ceiling. biden said he made it clear in yesterday's oval office meeting default is not an option. the big question remains, can the preand the speaker of the house reach an agreement before it is too late? our congressional correspondent joins us now from capitol hill. it was, i think, disappointing for all americans to see everyone come out of this meeting with admittedly no progress. >> yeah. one of the worst signs on capitol hill or outside the white house after a high stakes meeting like the one that unfolded yesterday is when everyone comes out and basically holds a press conference, answers reporters' questions and that can be an dd that can be a indication that no real progress happened. that's what happened inside the room yesterday. >> the fopath to avoiding a

catastrophic default is even unclear. even after yesterday's hour long oval office meeting. >> i didn't see any new movement. the staff should get back together. i was very clear with the president. the we have now just two weeks to go. >> president biden offering a disassessment. >> everyone agreed that falling into debt is off the table. we have time. do we have the will? >> neither side appears to be budging. house speaker kevin mccarthy rejecting the president's call to pass a clean bill to lift the debt limit. >> whatever goes forward is not just going to be raising the debt ceiling, it's going to be just like we did in the house. while raise the debt ceiling and doing changes within our spending. >> house republicans recently passed a bill to increase the debt limit by $1.5 trillion. while cutting domestic programs to trim the deficit.

it has no path, however, of passing the democratic-controlled senate. >> what's really troubling about the speaker's position is it's a partisan bill and he says take it or leave it or default. >> president biden contemplating a work around to raise the debt ceiling without the help of congress. >> i've been considering the 14th amount. the problem it is would have to be litigated. >> senate republicans indicating they'll be staying on the sidelines. with no plans to step in to try and broker a deal. >> it's time for the president of the united states to take action to make sure that we don't have a default on the debt. >> over the next several days, poppy, there are going to be negotiations among staff members.

the hope is some kind of breakthrough can reveal itself. the principles will meet again on friday. but there just isn't that much time left. and yesterday kevin mccarthy told reporters that he believes that a deal at least in principle or some kind of framework needed to be reached by next week given the fact that this deadline could come as soon as june 1st. poppy? >> thank you so much. >> you're there. that's where you usually are. >> yep. >> what do you think happens here? >> i think that the optimist take is in washington there is always a bad meet bing before a good meeting. staff level discussions over the next couple days, if they start to circle around a framework that might work and leaders actually have a substantive conversation, there will be a move. if there is followed a bay meeting, there are problems, yeah. >> all right. let's hope. that's one deadline.

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new york university this morning is mourning two business students killed in puerto rico. they both peruvian nationals were shot and killed outside a bar saturday morning. according to nyu, the two students were bystanders caught in a fight between two unrelated groups. they were traveling with other students on a brief vacation. >> cnn first reported it and this morning we're waiting to learn what charges federal prosecutors have filed against new york embattled congressman george santos. charges have been filed under seal. santos is expected to appear in federal court. that could happen as soon as today. of that's when we could learn

the exact nature of the charges. what we do know and can report is that fbi and the justice department have been examining allegations of false statements in santos' campaign finance filings. top republicans called on him to resign. let's bring in robert zimmerman, the democratic candidate that lost to him. he is also a strategist for the democratic national committee. >> i'm a committee member, it's a volunteer position. >> do you know the charges? >> i heard a lot of speculation. i read speculation. it focuses on the campaign finances. that makes the most sense. nothing about his finances ever added up or made sense. they need the department of justice to step in and do the forensic work required. this is quite encouraging. that's quite encouraging to see the system of justice move forward and our department of justice move really expeditiously at this point to bring him to justice. our district's been betrayed.

>> you make point, nothing about the campaign finances ever made sense. there is a lot of litigation inside washington and the national democratic party. did they miss things or take advantage of clear signs? >> our campaign and the local media did everything they could to sound the alarm and draw attention around these issues. >> then what was lacking? >> i must tell you, the most important right now, phil, frankly, is moving forward and making sure he's removed from congress. there is a lot of finger pointing going on in washington. frankly, it should be directed to the republicans in congress who refused to move him. that makes him accomplices to their crimes and defending him make his complicit in his behavior. >> robert, to phil's point, it is important to assess what wasn't done. >> i've been through a lot of pints to make it happen. >> what is your favorite? >> vanilla chocolate chip and

co cookie dough dynamo. >> you have to look at what wasn't done. if you look back at the dccc press release in august of '22, it called him a conspiracy theorist, someone who failed to file a personal disclosure form. what is santos hiding? he even has ponzi scheme ties and called him untrustworthy. there were red flags that the dccc knew and shared with you and your team. >> i reshared with the media. the. >> okay. but do you regret not digging more into that? spending the money it would have taken to uncover? >> poppy, let's be very clear. we did the best we could with our resources in a limited time. when i became the nominee, we had over two months for the general election. and we have very little in the bank the end of dog. >> the dccc defended against spending. >> ask them about that. i can tell you, we took the

information given us. we went to the media. did our best to sound the alarm. a lot did pick up the issues. as many contributors on cnn pointed out, local congressional races get lost. marquee races get all the attention. that is a problem. we had an election year with a governor's race. crime was dominant. we lost four congressional districts because of that. my point to you simply is obviously we have to make sure going forward that we also -- we have to make sure very importantly going forward that we hold the republicans accountable for keeping george santos in congress. that is the bottom line here. i want to see much more aggressive work done. we have to invest in local media too. >> let's talk about going forward. you mention the four seats that went -- i mean new york is the majority maker. >> absolutely right. >> george santos is one of those. the other republicans who flip seats or won biden districts in new york have all almost to a person come out and attacked santos. said he should resign. said he should be removed. it's very clear in the district,

the republican leaders feel that way as well. he's clearly not going anywhere. the speaker has not asked for him to leave. why? >> you know, the end of the day, kevin mccarthy has to make a decision. about whether he wants to stand up for the integrity of the institution or protect george santos. it's very clear in a republican party where donald trump is the front-runner for president and marjorie taylor greene is in house leadership that they're not embarrass bid george santos. they don't feel the urgency to hold him accountable for the lies he committed. you made an important point in the early part of the show. santos is more than a late night punch line or a washington topic. we're suffering in our congressional district. we don't have a member of congress. and we don't have congressional office addressing issues like affordability or getting funding in our district for infrastructure. these are critical issues. i spent a good part of my time taking casework questions from constituents or local government groups that need assistance.

we're trying to help them. but this is serious business. not having a member of congress who is addressing the real needs of the people of our district. >> are you going to run again? >> you know, my only focus, poppy, we talked about this before, is making shoo yure geo santos is expelled from congress and holding those accountable that refuse to do it. that's my focus. we'll look at the political agenda when we have one. right now it's about public service and holding him accountable and holding republicans accountable to get him out. >> do you think the local immediatemedia, the smallest papers. >> as much much as there was validity on the files. i think national media looking around and saying this was reported. >> yes. >> the local stories and we sent them everywhere. gave them up door to door much distributed them everywhere we could. it was a frustrating time. >> robert zimmerman, thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> a quick programming note,

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from the gaza strip towards israel. this breaks this uneasy calm that has prevailed over israel over the last 24 hours since israel carried out those air strikes killing three islamic jihad commanders and also a number of the members of their families as well. so, israel is waiting for the response. the strikes yesterday, of course, were themselves in response israel says to the more than 100 rockets that islamic jihad fired against israel from the gaza strip a week earlier. a response had been expected. measures had been taken to prepare israel, reservists called up. public bomb shelters are opened. the homefront command after carrying out additional air strikes this morning to take out islamic jihad members going to a rocket launch pad, they were told and communities around the gaza strip to remain in their bomb shelters until further notice. as i say, israel has been braced for a response for the killing,

for the air strikes that killed the islamic jihad commanders yesterday. this is the first response that we've had from the gaza strip with rockets being fired towards israel. i don't think anyone in israel is under the illusion that these were last. poppy? >> elliott, thank you for that reporting. phil. we're learning details about the man who opened fire at a texas outlet mall killing eight people. officials say he had neonazi i hadation including tattoos and patches. in a news conference, investigators said the suspect had eight weapons with him at the outlet mall, three on him, another five in his car. all of them, they say, he bought legally. on saturday afternoon, witnesses said they started hearing gun shots at the outlet mall. the gunman killed eight people and hurt seven others before an officer who was already at the mall shot and killed him. the police chief says the whole thing lasted about three to four minutes. cnn's josh campbell joins us live from alex, texas, this

morning. at this point, we have any idea, any word on what the motive had been? >> so we've been doing some reporting based on our sources looking into the suspect's background. we uncovered this troubling online social media presence. posts about right-wing extremism, white supremacy, obsession over nazis and guns and past mass shootings. authorities are not prepared to conclude a specific motive. they did provide an update yesterday. they said they're still going through the suspect's digital devices, social media, regional fbi computer laboratory is going through his material. they're still trying to get into the computer. authorities did provide a little information about how that shooting went down and what they're looking at. take a listen. >> we do know that he had neonazi ideation. he had tattoos and his signature verified that. to me, he targeted the location

rather than a specific group of people. he was very random in the people he killed. it didn't matter the age, race or sex. he just shot people. >> now authorities say this they believe he acted alone. again, the investigation continues. it's only been less than 96 hours since that attack happened at this mall behind me. authorities say they still have a lot of work yet to do, phil. >> josh, not taking away from the important investigation, i do want to try and keep focus on the victims here. the horrifying loss for family members for those who were killed. there was a lone boy who lost the members of his family. what do we know about him, about what is going to happen to his life going forward? >> yeah. the victim certainly front of mind for all of us. even as that investigation continues. that young boy that you mentioned, 6-year-old william choy. he was here with his family and his mom and dad were killed and

his 3-year-old brother were killed. now he went to hospital. he is out of the icu. the family says that he is recovering. but certainly you just have to feel for this young boy. his family of four now a family of one. and we're also hearing amid all this tragedy from authorities that there was also an incredible amount of bravery on display here. we had one person who has been on our air talking about rushing to the scene trying to render first aid, cpr to save lives. we're told that allen police officer who took down that shooter did so within about three to four minutes and finally, one of those victims, 20-year-old christian lecour, a security guard, we were told yesterday by authorities, he died while trying to evacuate people to safety. >> josh campbell, great reporting for us. thank you so much. a good update this morning, an 8-year-old boy has been found after being lost and alone in a michigan state park for two days. he was camping when he got lost gathering firewood. he survived by eating snow and

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adjustable mattress sets. the governors on the border of ukraine say the areas have been tacked by drones. one governor says a military facility was attacked and an an my drone explosion damaged several buildings and a car and a gas pipe was damaged. russia claimed last week that ukraine launched a drone attack on the kremlin in what they claim to be an assassination attempt on vladimir putin. obviously a claim that ukraine vehemently denies. all that happening as the leader is signalling that russia is struggling in this battle criticizing russian military leadership for the lack of support for his fighters ahead of an expected ukrainian counter offensive.

joining us no you to discuss, nato secretary-general. mr. secretary-general, i appreciate your time. along with something that i think everybody was observing yesterday and that is the victory day parade in moscow. there is a lot of attention paid to how scaled down it was. did you read anything that in what we all saw? is there something to take away from that? >> i think we all should be careful reading too much into a parade. it is the fact that russia lost a lot of capabilities in the war against ukraine. we have to remember that this was a war that president vladimir putin planned to win within days and now we have been in ukraine for 15 months. the they have suffered heavy casualties. and this just demonstrates that big strategic mistake by vladimir putin to launch this aggression against ukraine. >> you mention the length of the

war, the expectations at the very start of the invasion. the durability and the ability for ukraine to succeed up to this point or to push back throughout the course of the last 15 months is astonishing. however, ukrainian officials have voiced some concern that the expectations may be a little bit too high for the counter offensive. if there are not sweeping victories or significant pushes that the alliance that held together remarkably well over the course of 15 months supporting ukraine may start to wither or fracture. what is your read on that? >> president putin made two big mistakes. one is totally underestimate the ukrainian, the ukrainian armed forces and leadership. but they also totally underestimated allies and the u.s. leadership that is demonstrated since the invasion. allies have provided

unprecedented support to ukraine and partners have reiterated again and again we'll stand by ukraine as long as it takes. this is just demonstrated this week with the announcement from the united states, more than $1 billion extra dollars in military aid. and wars are by nature unpredictability. but what we have seen is ukrainians have been able to retake territory before. et w it was in the east and south. and all the equipment, all the training they have received from partners including nine brigades trained and well equipped, all of this should enable them to retake more territory in the counter offensive. at the same time, we should never underestimate the russians. they have been static for a long time. the russians have been able to

build significant defensive alliance with minefields. >> you mention the durability of the alliance. they could go stronger and actually larger by at least one since the invasion. but there is another nation, sweden that, is also in line to join. do you believe sweden which is facing issues with at least one member country, possibly two, will be part of the alliance by july during the nato summit? >> i'm absolutely confident that sweden will become a member. i'll work hard to ensure that will happen by the summit in july this year. and we have to remember that regardless of when that happens, they will be a full member. sweden is in a much better position now than before. all allies invited sweden to

become a member at our summit last year in madrid. since then, swede hen a special status meaning they're participating in nato meetings and integrating into our structures. the united states issued bilateral security assurances which fill in -- if you look at the map, swede sen surrounded by nato countries. it is absolutely inconceivable there is any attack or effect against sweden without nato reacting. so, we're a long way. i hope we can finalize the process by then. let me add, this isn't actually a third big strategic mistake that vladimir putin made. he invaded ukraine and sent the clear message he doesn't want more nato on his borders. he's getting the opposite. he is getting more presence in the alliance. and he is getting two new

members, finland and sweden. nato's border with russia more than doubles. the. >> dramatic shift. we're learning this morning talks are under way between nato and japan to open a liaison office in the country. it will be the first in asia. can you confirm the talks are happening. >> yes. we are talking with japan about opening nato office in tokyo. nato has several offices in countries. and japan is very close and important partner for nato. and we agreed at the nato summit last year that we should step up our partnership with our partners, australia, japan and south korea. the message there was that security is not regional anymore. security is global. what happens in europe matters

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