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pay raises for the military and future investments about the military infrastructure and so much more all on the line as lawmakers are sparring over the massive defense bill today and a bill that was bipartisan until the far right lawmakers got their way last night, and the culture wars now threatening the must-pass bill. >> hollywood is going dark, and unprecedented strike shutting down productions and the actors are joining the writers on the picket line which has not happened in more than 60 years. i'm sara sidner with kate bolduan, and this is cnn "news central." we begin with what is happening in russia with a new interview with the russian newspaper, and russian president vladimir putin is looking to divide the top wagner fighters from the leader yevgeny

prigoshin, and he said that the paramilitary group simply does not exist. the russian president was referring to the legality of the mercenary group as he described the meeting with the wagner fighters and the boss, and the krim kremlin says that happened five days after prigozhin led a fafail ed coup with the military. so, alex, what are you learning about this conversation that putin says that he had, and the fact that they do not exist legally, anyway. >> well, sara, putin does appear to be weaken prigozhin here, and he is dabbling in a little bit of the legalese, and what he is saying is here is two things. on the legal front, mercenary groups are illegal, and when it comes to wagner, they do not exist. but the troops are in eastern ukraine, but not operational and

major questions remain, sara, to what extent wagner is going to operate in africa and middle east, and what is the fate of the leader yevgeny prigoshin is in the balance, but putin gave a fascinating interview to the newspaper kommersant, and he said that we do not have a law for the proprietary organizations, because it does not exist, and there is no much legal entity and then he says it is not an easy question. he detailed the extraordinary meeting that happened five days after the wagner mutiny on june 24th. he says at the kremlin, putin met with 25 commanders from wagner including yevgeny prigozhin, and he said, you can keep fighting, and fighting under the commander that you is had if you want to, and apparently according to putin, the men at the kremlin were nodding along and prigozhin piped up and he said, no, the guys do not agree with this

decision. so apparent division, and real division on display between putin and prigozhin, and putin did not detail what happened after that, but it is apparent, sara, he is trying to marginalize and sideline prigozhin and at the same time keep the door open for the very capable wagner fighters to join the russian military and keep fighting. sara. >> one thing is that ukraine is happy to see the infighting between the russian military and the wagner group. thank you so much, alex marquardt, for your reporting. kate? over on capitol hill, the cultural wars have erupted once again, and what was a bipartisan must-pass defense bill has now become a mess of a political fight overnight. hardline republicans pushing a series of controversial changes that now threaten to sink the whole thing. the bill is known as the

national defense authorization act, and it is going to set the agenda for the department of defense. put simply, they have the pass this bill and they do it every year, and it is usually passing with wide bipartisan support, but the input of transmeasures and other issues are blocking it. what is happening there, manu? >> yes, it is being pushed to the right, and they are confident that they have the vote to pass it even as the democratic lawmakers are expected to vote no, but the changes that included nixing the pentagon's policy to provide reimbursement for the military service members or their family that travel out of state for

abortion is trampled, and e transgendered spending is elimated and also other parts of the series of amendments, and as a result the democrats who said they plan to support what is traditionally a bipartisan measure have said they will vote against it. >> i'm not going to support a bill that directly attacks the men and women who have sworn an oath to give their life to the country. >> it is now an extreme radical defense authorization bill. >> i am still pissed off and frustrate and if we want to come together to show that we care ant wo about women, we have stop being assholes to women and start to do things for women. >> and that last comment is from

representative nancy mayze. she voted for that bill, and she said it is to be out of bounds to vote for elective procedures and the fact that the amendment is added is why we expect a large number of the democrats to vote against it including democratic leadership, and even if the bill passes house which we expect to happen later this morning, it is this version that is unlikely to reach the president's desk given the democratic-led senate and the white house's opposition to many of the provisions there, but it is going to set up a huge clash in the coming year over the key national security priorities and a real indication of how kevin mccarthy, the speaker of the house, runs house and the conference and caters to the whims of the right, but trying to keep his conference in line. kate? >> all right. manu, stick close, because a number of moving parts that are happening in the show, and in the next hour where we could be seeing. what you are look at here is a live camera outside of the house

speaker kevin mccarthy's office next to the box you in, manu, and -- thank you very much, manu, and before that, we are looking at a live look at the house floor. we saw adam smith, the top democratic on the house services committee, and he is one of the coauthors of the bill that left the committee with bipartisan support, and i heard the chairman of the committee complimenting the work they had done together, the republican and democrat to get this massive bill together. and the first time for 60 years over and over again, but what you said is the most important thing is that it left the committee with full bipartisan support, and now a surprise overnight. and we will have to see what happens. and now, the house republican members against adding controversial amendments to the spending bill. let's listen. >> the challenge that we face as a republican house is that we are dealing with an executive branch, administration that

truly does not understand or does not agree with what should be the ultimate purpose of the military. i would say the sole purpose of the military. the purpose of the military is to be the most effective, lethal fighting and killing machine, so that no one wants to challenge us on the planet. that is the case before this administration, and the attacked and the social experiment that the biden administration made our military. >> and now, joining us is democratic member john garamendi, and thank you for joining us. after this surprise of the right wing part of the republican party came with last night. it leaves a committee as a bipartisan bill, and it is now going to have a number of amendments, and do you in any way support defense bill as it stands right now? >> absolutely. i do not support it at all. the republicans, the extreme

maga extreme republicans have forced into the bill to hijacking the national security bill to put in place some extraordinarily bad policies that are going to make it very, very difficult for the american military to operate. the gentleman on before me, the american military has to be the best, but in order to be the best, you have to be able to recruit. and 50% of the american population between 18 and 30, and that is the prime age for new recruits, they are minorities. the military has to understand diversity. they have to understand equity. we need women in the military. the prohibition on getting an abortion, and say somebody, a naval officer is raped on a ship, cannot get an abortion. this is just outrageous, and it is going to harm the military, and we have to get rid of the extremist policies and go back to the basic, and the basics is

to recruit into our military half of the population which is also another half which is women, and to recruit and put into the military, but the rest of the program, hey, these people have tried to eliminate funding for ukraine. and there are numerous amendments, and fortunately defeated, but the same group that is forcing in the social policies into the bill also tried to remove funding for ukraine. it is outrageous -- >> congressman, that is marjorie taylor greene who said she wanted to remove the $300 million and that did not go through, and are there any amendments that you could live with if you had to go forward, and any amendments that you could say, well, ki vote on it now with one or two of the amendments? >> the answer to that is yes. this bill passed out of the committee and when we marked up this bill two weeks ago, it passed out with a unanimous

58-1, and not unanimous, by 58-1 vote, and democrats and republicans voting for it. some of the provisions were in the bill, but they were dealing with the overarching diversity and women, and then hijacked here on the floor of the house in the last two days by the radical maga republicans forced into this bill extreme policies on social issues from women's rights, health care issues all of the way to diversity, and how we deal, and recruit into this, and deal with the minorities in america. >> so, i just want to be clear -- >> we have to recognize what has happened here. >> and congressman, are you saying that the transgender rights policy, and getting rid of the diversity policies, and if those amendments do not come out, you will support this bill, but otherwise, you would? >> i am an absolute no on the bill, because of the amendments

that the maga extremists have put on the bill on the floor of the house. go back to what is sensible, and go back to that and strip out all of this garbage and yes, i would vote for that and i did and i would again. >> we have sources saying that there are a few democrats and a handful of democrats who may vote on this final version the way it is now, and what is the concern of this and are the democrats united against this bill or do you see some breaking off? >> well, we always expect the democrats of a few, and maybe more than that to vote for any particular piece of legislation. we don't handcuff the team. we allow them to do what is necessary. on the other hand, the republicans who vote for this are going to be held accountable in the elections ahead, and it is clearly a problem for the

women across the nation, and clearly a problem for the minorities which are 50% of the men and women that we need to recruit into the military. the republicans will be held accountable in the election, and they are voting for or against the policies that eliminate rights for women, and voting for policies that harm minorities of all kinds in this nation. so, in the next election, you can bet that the republicans will be held to account. but this is affecting right now, and the policies going forward, what is your concern about the military? >> if this bill passes, it is going to be extremely difficult to recruit the american population. keep in mind that 50% of the men and women between the ages of 18 and 30, and this is the prime recruiting ages, they are minorities.

these pieces of legislation ignore that fact. the reality is that they need to understand the racial issues and the history of slavery and that women need to have access to all kinds of reproductive rights and programs. the reality is that because of what the republicans put in the bill, that is not available, so we have a major recruiting problem they are putting on the military, and for those in the military, it is becoming even more problematic, and for example -- >> congressman, quickly, i want to interject, because this was asked by kate bolduan, if this bill passes with the amendments that you are calling extreme, would you expect that the president would veto this bill, and do you want the president to veto this bill if it passes way it is? >> this is the first half of a very, very important process.

the senate will take up their version of the bill, and hopefully, they are more rational and sane than the republicans in this house. we will see what happens there, and-ultimately a compromise between the senate and the house. if the senate adopts this house bill, i would expect the president to require to us go back to rewrite it. now it may be a veto or a threat of the veto, but we have about six months out ahead of us before this bill is going to be on the president's desk. during that period of time, i would hope that the american public would understand what the extreme maga republicans have done to harm our national defense, and harm our ability to recruit within our ranks, the men and women serving today and we want to serve tomorrow. >> congressman john garamendi, thank you for coming on and

explains the points on this bill. we are watching it live where they are going through some of the amendments and voting for them on the house floor. coming up, your favorite tv shows and movies are on a hard stop. and two strikes are shutting down hollywood and beyond. the main sticking points that is holding all of this up ahead. and the fight is on in iowa, and a closer look at how the presidential candidates are trying to win over the evangelical voters and the message to what has been this vital republican voting bloc. we will be right back. we want to buy your car so go to carvana enter your l license plate answer a few questions and our techno wizardryy calculates your car's value and gives s you a real offer in seconds when you're ready we'll come to you pay you on the spot and pick up your car that's it so ditch the old way of selling your car

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foreseeable future the real action in hollywood is going to be on the picket lines and for the first time in 40 years the sag-aftra is on strike, and for the first time in more than 60 years the entertainment industry is facing dual strikes. the union is comprised of 160,000 actors joining over 11,000 writers who have been on strike since may. ch ch ch chloe, as i have seen from the comments and seen from overnight, the studio actors and writers and the studios are far apart. >> yes, basically overnight, the president of didsney came out bb

iger who said that they are not what you think, but then you heard fran drescher drawing a hard-line, and it is not just artificial intelligence, but it is about the structure of pay and the writers and the actors alike are wanting to be closer to where they want to be. as you said, i will bt ta locations and the picketing at 12:00 p.m. eastern, but i wanted to point out to you that there was a real big issue with the a.i. that came to the forefront yesterday. it is that there was a proposal by the ampt that represents the studios who said, okay, this is what we will do when it comes to the extras, we will offer one day's pay and scan the actor and use their likeness in perpetuity without ever paying more than one day rate, and this is what you heard fran drescher and

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today, more than 90 million americans are under extreme heat warnings across 15 states. parts of europe are also feeling the effects of record-setting heat. we learned in greece, they had to briefly close the acropolis of athens, because of how dangerous the conditions are becoming, and the temperatures could peak at 108 in athens by midday. here in the united states, it is not just the temperatures that are scaring everyone, but it is how long so many cities and regions in the united states are under the wild temperatures and heat indexes. joining me for more on this is the contributor for the rolling stone magazine, and author of the book "the heat will kill you first." so, jeff, as i said, 90 million

people facing heat alerts across a slew of states. of course, we all know how it feels in the heat. we all know it is summertime, but you explore it in the book, what extreme heat really does to the world around us. what is the role of heat first and foremost in the climate crisis? >> well, sheet the fundamental driver of the crisis. our world is hotter, because we are continuing to burn the fossil fuels which puts the co2 in the air, and traps the heat, and brings about the stronger and so we are seeing the longer heat waves that are popping up in unexpected places. >> i found interesting work that you put in and the research in putting together the book, and what you learned from doctors

and scientists and engineers about also what the heat does to the human body, and also to the animals and the org nichls all around us. >> yeah, the heat, and everything in our world evolved in a relatively narrow temperature range in what scientists called goldilocks zone, not too hot or too cold, and whether it is human beings or polar bears or butterflies or pine trees. so when it is too hot, the mechanism in our bodies have a difficult time coping. we individuals can handle the changes in the heat, but if it is too fast or too extreme, we get into trouble. >> for the book, you travelled all over the world speaking with scientists, and folks living through the climate crisis, and

what heat is doing to the earth. one of the stories that sticks out to you most, and is there a common thread? >> well, the stories that stick out to me most is the family who went for a hike in the foothills of the sierra nevada and husband and wife and 1-year-old child and dog. it was a summer day, and they knew it would be hot, and they thought they understood heat, and they had water with them. never theless nevertheless, they all died on the trail that afternoon, because we radically misunderstand that heat is a good day to go to pool or the beach, and we don't understand the difference of wet heat and dry heat and how to manage heat

and stay cool. >> you also said that we need to rethink the way we build cities and so we have heard that from the climate crisis and how water drains and the rivers flow, and how, until, unless and until we can change how we live, it is how we need to rethink where we live and how we build. with all of this doom and gloom, do you actually see real opportunity here? >> i think that i see a lot of opportunity. you know, i don't feel like doom and gloom, and i feel like we are in an emergency situation, and i need to grasp the seriousness and scale of i'm thinking about easy example is more trees and urban spaces, and

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former president trump, and how are they going to use this? >> well, they are hoping to take the forefrond, and continue their and now you mentioned president trump is not here. he is coming back to the state next week, but so many candidates are here next week, it also comes on the heels of the former president attacking k kim reynolds who is going to sign an abortion bill similar to what ron desantis signed earlier in the year. and is that is the dynamics that we have seen in the field, and including and notably desantis coming to her defense, kate. this is a key state for him. as the person in second place, he is hoping to make and we will

see how they distinguish themselves among each other and the voters. kate? >> yes, that is going to be interesting how they differentiate themselves. that is jessica dean there reporting for us. i want to go to germany white at the white house, and new numbers put out by the president biden's team? >> yes, it is how he is stacking up in terms of the fund-raising. the president's campaign is announcing that he and the national committee have this is his first quarter of fund-raising since he has

started his re-election campaign, but it is less than president barack obama raised which $186 million and since then, the contributions have increased, and donor could donate more than back then, but the presidential campaign is $77 million cash on hand which is a significant war chest. that being said, the president's campaign is scale so far, and they have not opened up a head quarters yet. one last thing they are talking about grass roots donation is $20. >> thank you, jeremy, and we will continue to track this. good to see you.

sara? >> we are a month away from first republican presidential debate, and it is not clear which republicans will be on the stage. one thing that row na mcdaniel must agree the back the e -- loyalty pledge. >> are you standing by this? >> yes, it is the beat biden pledge, and people have said from illinois to alaska to tennessee, if you are standing on the republican debate stage, you should support the nominee. >> are you saying even donald trump? >> yes, and it is the rules that are not changing. we have been very vocal to them. >> and if the frontrunner

decides to skip the debates, isn't that really going to cut into the credibility and the importance of these debates? >> i think that these debates are critical. i hope he joins the debate stage. i think that he is going to be on the debate stage. i know that his consultants, and some of them are saying to skip it, but any time we get in front of the american party, it is good. >> what if he skips it? >>then he skips it, that is his choice. >> "look at who is talking to chris wallace" and it is me this morning. chris christie has made it into the debates and done all of the things that he has to get done, but he is not going to stand up for donald trump if he is the nominee. >> yeah, now, he has -- and i asked chair mcdaniel specifically about that. christi said that he is going to sign the pledge, but take it as

seriously as donald trump did in 2016. and mcdaniel said it is not just the name on it, but we will assess the intent, and if you are openly saying that i will sign the pledge but i don't believe it, they may not let you on the debate stage. this is job one for ron na mcdaniel and she is feeling strongly that they have to be united and she saw where the independents did not vote for republicans and some republicans did not vote for republicans, and they are saying, if you are going on the debate stage whether you are donald trump or chris christie or whoever, in this huge field, you are going to support the eventual winner, and they can't put you in jail if you decide not to do it, but they want you to show that you are serious to support whoever the eventual nominee is. >>k many daniel has made comments questioning the validity of the 2022 election,

and is she still doing that? >> i asked her about it, and it is interesting. i said when did you stop being an election denier, because she was questioning the fairness of the 2020 election, and we had quite a go around. and she said, biden is in the oval office, and i said, is it legitimate, and she would not go that far, and she said, he won, but i won't say that there were no problems with the selection, and that it was a fair election. part of the problem is that, look, donald trump, the big frontrunner for this nomination refuses to say that biden won it fairly. a majority of the republicans, if you believe the polls, they refuse to say it. so it is kind of hard for the republican chairwoman to say, yeah, i think it was a fair

election, and no complaints, but still, she does not want the 2024 campaign, and whoever the nominee is about relitigating 2020. she wants it to be about what she says are the vulnerabilities in joe biden's record, and what people's daily lives are in 2023 and '24. >> chris wallace, very interesting conversation. thank you so much for that. you can watch more of chris' interview with the rnc chairwoman ronna mcdanonnell an also goldie hawn when his show airs right here tonight at 8:00. and now, a sweetener that has long feared to be a cause of cancer, but now the world health organization says it could possibly cause cancer, but the experts say that you should not ditch your favorite foods and drinks quite yet. the details are ahead. acks.

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>> it is one of the most widely used artificial sweeteners on the planet and now a committee for the world health organization says it should be classified as a carcinogen but many have determineds a far tame -- determined aspartame to be safe. so what is the disconnect. meg tirrell joining us. so should people look at how

much aspartame they are consuming? >> the w.h.o. says they are not changing daily limit for safety, and this is a product that is found from diet sodas to breakfast cereals and even cough medicines and chewable vitamins, and what the w.h.o. has said is that the director of safety says that while safety is not a concern of the dosages used, but the potential effects have been described that need to be prescribed by better studies. the studies they have been relying on are problematic at proving a cancer link, and what they are trying to do is to spur better research by making this classification. but to provide a context thafrfor this, they are putting it in the third risk and that also includes al low vera, exposure

to dry cleaning, asian pickled vegetables, and so to compare that with the highest risk of cancer like cigarettes and asbestos and even hot dogs in that category, so this is nowhere near the highest risk of cancer. as for the daily limits, if you are looking what w.h.o. recommends, the avperson weighing 180 pounds would have to drink 33 cans of diet soda per day to have the levels of aspartame that the industry is telling us would be dangerous. so not something to worry about. >> and the context of what else is in the category of that level of carcinogenic threat, and i had no idea about aloe vera. i had no idea. that is wild. >> only in that same category of possibly and not something to worry about. >> possiblies. okay. thank you, meg. sara? it has not happened for more

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