another one. if kamala harris wins the white house will smell like curry. so another racist attack. she's also tweeted about kamala harris calling her a stupid brain dead, lying bi tch and then listen to this. she's talking about several women of color, several black women letitia james and others. it's including kamala harris. here's what she said about them. >> now, you elect me and i'm going to lock him up. we've got to get trump like the way they talk and their little dei should equal voices and it's just very piercing, very irritating sound. they all have, they all have the same voice. i'm talking about commonly harris letitia, james, and fani willis, like all of the meritless dei, she was taught the same way. it's very obnoxious why is donald trump hanging around with this woman? >> because he's lost the plot he's completely lost the plot. this is repellent to the very

voters. he will need there's no reason for this. she's just scott's she's also a lunatic and a huge drag and not the first strike by the way, i think jd vance's the first drag on his ticket that was a bad decision. this is the next one. >> alright. se cupp. thank you so much for being here. appreciate you. the next hour of news. cnn new central starts right now released of this suspect connected to the apparent assassination attempt of donald trump. new photo of the moment that he was taken into custody by police along the florida highway, more on that donald trump's response telling supporters he will not surrender his campaign. >> now fundraising off of this terrifying close call, his plans for today. and moments from now, a fact-finding hearing gets underway into the tragic implosion of that titan submersible. you remember this horrible story where they are

now, where they are now in the search for answers. some 15 months later. i'm kate bolduan with sara sidner and john berman. this is cnn new central we begin with breaking news police just revealed the suspect in the apparent second assassination attempt on donald trump was driving his daughter's car when he was detained. >> also moments ago, police released this brand new photo of the suspect just moments after he was detained. we are also waiting to see if formal charges are filed today. cnn's carlos suarez leads us off this hour. i understand that the palm beach county sheriff just spoke again. he's talked about what was going on before, how difficult it is to secure this. and there weren't enough officers in place. what are you hearing from him now exactly right, sara, good morning. >> so the sheriff of palm beach county was on fox news just a

few minutes ago and he provided some additional details about what unfolded at this golf course here you're behind me. and yesterday afternoon, i'll ric bradshaw said that 58-year-old, ryan wesley routh did not get off any rounds. again, he said he did not get off me rounds because the secret service acted so fast. he said that at the end of the day, quote the system worked. he also added that ralph is being held in a federal a holding facility at this hour. here now is a little bit more about what the sheriff just told fox news about things here yesterday trying to figure out if he had a place locally that he was staying it appears that the last place of his residence was in hawaii. >> so we're checking to see what is flight schedules were he had traveled plans to get here, fbi prison britley is over at the scene. we've provided an area for them to do the forensics. we've got the

road blocked off, so there's no traffic in there but right now, it's a matter of gathering some more forensics if we can and check it to see where the gun came from? well, just do some cleanup. >> is he talking know of course of course, there are still plenty of unanswered questions at this hour, including just how this 58-year-old even knew that the former president was on the golf course here behind me. it was not on his schedule yesterday and we're told that the former president is decided to go golfing at the last minute. sara, we know that the director of the secret service is in florida and that he is expected to meet with law enforcement officials and investigators here on the ground. he is also expected to meet with former president trump and it is our understanding you've got the director of the secret service will get a swore all that the golf course here behind me at some point today, sara because i just wanted to to go back to

something you said earlier about whether or not there were shots fired because that's what it had been reported over the weekend. what did you learn again, that there were no shots fired the fbi got to him before that, the secret service got to him before that right. so according to the sheriff of palm beach county, ric bradshaw, he said and i want to quote him here. he said that the 58-year-old did not get off any rounds. again, he did not get off any rounds. because the secret service was able to act so fast. again, those are the words from the sheriff out here who is confirming that a 58-year-old did not fire any rounds at the former president. and that in fact it was the secret service that it appears i may have opened fire anywhere between four to six rounds. sara. >> okay really good information. >> carlos suarez. thank you so much for joining us. with those new details. john with us. >> now, cnn chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst john miller and cnn's senior national security

analyst juliette kayyem and full disclosure here, john, you were on the phone 30 seconds ago backstage. i always get interested when you are working your sources, right before you whack walk on. so what are you hearing when white might we learn what they now know? >> that is the question. so the answer we have in hand is he is scheduled for a 10:00 a.m. the suspect is scheduled for at 10:00 a.m. appearance before a federal magistrate in the federal court in west palm beach. now, what does that mean? it means almost nothing. they scheduled everybody for a 10:00 a.m. appearance and that's so that the prisoners are produced and then they get to it when between the magistrate and the u.s. attorney, they're ready. so what we don't have we don't have what the charges are. we haven't seen a complaint. he will be arraigned likely on some kind of federal complaint, which is short of an indictment by a grand jury because it's showing that they have probable

cause, but that's where we're going to be looking for the details of what did they find in the car? what did they find, if anything, that they might disclose in that document in the phone and so on. so we're waiting for that and the clock is ticking, which is they have 24 hours basically to do that appearance after they're holding and there would be some debate as to when did that clock start from the moment state authorities turned them over to the federal authorities, or from the time he was taken into custody. but we're likely to see a court appearance today all right. juliette kayyem, you say that donald trump should be outraged. >> the american people should be outraged by this. why well. >> this is this assassination attempt. a second in a very short time period is reflective of a threat environment that we've all been talking about leading into this selection. we will have, and we will debate the cause of it. and promoting it. but it has now led to an

attempted assassination of donald trump by a person who from all accounts we don't know how he got here. he is not particularly violent in his postings, he's he's got some stuff about ukraine. once butler assassination attempt happens, we're sort of curious. did that did he become a copycat after that? but we talk about political violence. is that the left or is it the right? i think now we just were just talking about violence, that this is where we our i'm outraged. everyone should be outraged, but it's on us. i mean, it's not, we can say the secret service should have done this or they should have had a security perimeter there look at some stage. it's it's you can only play defense for so long. so this is part of a larger issue. that we need to address as a democracy, all of us including donald trump who, who could have been a victim of

it. just yesterday tell the secret service director acting secret service director, going to palm beach and spent a lot of time there to what end? well, first of all, when i was in law enforcement, i always found an important to go to the scene if you weren't at the scene right away, go to the scene later because if this is going to become a recurring issue, the questions are, where was he, how far from the president? where was the secret service? where was that encounter? it can be described to you, but unless you go there and do that, walk through and get an actual feel for it it's hard to kind of build. could we have done something differently? should we have done something differently if we did everything right, how did it come together? because i've been to the site one of the criticisms against kimberly cheatle, the former director before that she didn't immediately go to pennsylvania and have the entire walkthrough. so this is the secret service leaning forward and saying, you know, let's let's get these answers because we know these questions or coming. >> juliette, let's talk about

golf for a second here. i don't mean to be tried at all because donald trump likes to golf a lot want to presidents have golf and presidential candidates. golf. does this change the way that the secret service will protect these people while they are golfing well i think what it's going to change is to focus on the place rather than the person. >> i mean, we've all been saying that donald trump is different. he is he is not a former president who just plays golf. he is now the presidential candidate. and it's just clear that his threat environment surrounding him is high so focusing not just on the golf, but both his public events as well as this was just a sunday private event are important. we don't know how that attempted assassin knew that donald trump was on his golf course. but if you're just in the area, anyone who has been around a security detail knows it becomes pretty obvious when someone important is moving around, so he will

find out how long he had been in the area, how long he had if he had been to the golf course before. but it's more than just about golf courses. now you can't you can secure areas better. we know that you can increase security perimeters but it's going to take rethinking by the secret service and also discussions with donald trump and his campaign on about his accessibility. those are unhappy conversations with any candidate. but i think he got lucky again yesterday. >> john, you had told me what the first things they will be looking into is. was there anyone else involved? this is always one of the first things that people investigate, hear any new threads over the last couple hours in which way might that be leaning? >> i mean, it's really going to boil down to the exploitation by the fbi has computer assistance computer analysis, response team on the electronic devices. and then wherever he

was staying, what are the papers there? what was in the car? going to be looking at is is there going to be anybody else in the likelihood given the nature of these offenders is generally no. but given the fact that an individual was arrested a week ago who came from pakistan, who was tasked by the iranian government to plot the assassinations of major government officials. it's a question they're going to have to go through. who was he talking to, if anybody take all those steps? >> right. john miller, juliette kayyem. thanks to both view. we are just getting word that president biden is speaking about this this morning. we will bring that to you as soon as that video comes in. sara. all right lawmakers on capitol hill are demanding answers as new details have emerged about the apparent second assassination attempt on donald trump we'll talk more about that. and it looks like there's bad blood between donald trump and taylor swift. and right now, the first public hearing on the catastrophic tightened merciful implosion is

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mind that this is a bipartisan task force and they were set up as you referenced, over the summer as a response to the original assassination it's an attempt against president trump back in july in butler, pennsylvania. >> so now this task course, of course expanding their probe and asking some real questions as to what exactly happened yesterday in west palm beach it's florida. they are calling in for a briefing from the u.s. secret service and in a joint statement last night, they say that they want to know what happened and how security responded. they say, we are thankful that the former and we're president was not harmed, but remain deeply concerned about political violence and condemn it in all of its forms meantime, speaker of the house, mike johnson, by happenstance he was actually in mar-a-lago at some point yesterday afternoon. he said he spent a few hours with former president trump and he came out with a very strong statement this morning, saying congress will be acting swiftly to look into this and to recommend some, some solutions going

forward on how to handle security better. here's mike johnson, this one morning there's gonna be reports and recommendations coming forward. >> and in congress will act swiftly. we need accountability we must demand that this job has been done. i think there are some really patriotic great people working in the secret service, but it's the leadership. we have no faith. i have no faith. in secretary mayorkas and many members up here on capitol hill acknowledging some of the successes of the security down there in west palm beach and with the secret service to identify the potential shooter. but also having very we'll questions. how was this person able to him as such, close access the perimeter, questioning the level of security around the former president. all of this there will certainly be addressed by that bipartisan task force going forward. >> alright sunlen serfaty live from capitol hill for us today. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. okay. >> all right. joining us right now is lanhee chen, former public policy director for mitt romney's presidential campaign and democratic strategist, a

musha cross, good to see you guys. thanks for coming in so long. you have once again a renewed conversation around around another assassination attempt against donald trump happening on capitol hill. and also in the aftermath has been a conversation surrounding the political rhetoric that we're seeing in this election. what does this scary incident due to the campaign and political rhetoric now? >> well, the level of political rhetoric, unfortunately in our country has reached a a state that i think is concerning on many levels but the reality is that we've had political violence in america for many, many years. if you look back pass the decades we've seen this happen. i think the question is how we respond as a people, how we respond in terms of whether we tried to come together. i'm not particularly optimistic. unfortunately, that's going to happen. but the reality is we have reached this level of political rhetoric is deeply concerning. i do think congress needs to look into what's going on with respect to the protection

around the former president, but this goes to broader issues. i think we have with our political system, the level of rhetoric that challenge is created by that. i wish we could all take the temperature in dallas down a little bit but i don't have a great deal of confidence is going to happen in the last 50 days of a presidential campaign yeah i mean, we saw for what was it all of like 30 minutes, relatively speaking, that the tone calm down after the first assassination attempt. donald trump is quickly, quickly sent out a message to his supporters fundraising off of this republicans are accusing democrats of endangering donald trump here by casting the republican nominee is a threat to democracy. they say that is what led to this. what's the right way for democrats and everyone to navigate this now, do you think not make the political environment worth but still be able to draw a contrast. i mean, that's what this election is about. >> and that's what they're going to continue to do. i think that what was previously said was 100% accurate. we know that the secret service has been under staffed for quite some time. we know that these

threats of violence have happened across multiple administrations as well as those who run for office. i worked on the obama campaign once he got elected, he had to have more secret service than anybody body else because its first black president, he got threats more than any president than we previously seen with that being said, i think that there is a contrast to be made. we have to talk about donald trump and the threats of project 2025. we have to talk about target. he puts on the backs of haitian-americans and haitian migrants and black people writ large with his comments about haitian migrants eating dogs and other animals. i think that the rage-filled tweets, social platforms that he's utilized very negative language on in the hill. >> let me just play this for you. re actually hearing from president biden now for the first time, speaking to reporters about this job got a full report so far without one thing i want to make clear pleas for help to respond ever worked for

whatever talked about i think we need some more first, i think they may they may decide whether the core personnel are you more hearing from the from president biden, right there. >> guys. it also shows a contrast. it seeing president biden right there actually shows a contrast and just the response. and i wonder what that means. you mean lonna, you heard president biden saying what the result here is the need for more rate, the result. now needs to be more resources. the secret service needs more help, needs more resources, and that needs to be on congress. but we just heard mike johnson speaking out this morning saying that it's on leadership using the opportunity to go after the secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas. it's like this is a real problem and it's already

becoming a political issue. >> yeah. i think that the answer can be can be all of those things. right? it can be both that we need more resources and more funding to ensure that protectees, the secret service remain safe. whether that's former president trump or you also have a historic candidate on the other side of the form of vice president harris. we've got to make sure that there's enough protection available to all of these people because this really shouldn't be an issue and they're really ought to be questions asked about leadership as well. so i think they both can be right the challenge, of course, is that we all go to our respective corners when we have these conversations. and it needs to be both of those things. it needs to be a serious examination of what's happening at the service but also a recognition that in this really heated end of the campaign, we've got to make sure that everyone is properly protected and that the secret service is doing its job let's talk about one of the issues you raised just before we got the tape in from president biden amnesia, which is you can call it call it an issue, called it a distraction, call it both

republican side right now than continuing to push the debunked claims that migrants are eating pets in ohio. >> a republican congressman tom emmer was just on with me and i asked him if this focus that j.d vance and donald trump continued to have creates a problem for republicans down-ballot this went on for quite some time. if you saw it earlier, this was this was a back-and-forth between the congressman and i. he did not directly answer the question and it kind of ended up like this. let me show you story of eating pets is completely factually wrong and is not true. you are okay with a story continuing and your candidate continued to talk about, i hope you start reporting on the problem that causes all of this, which is an administration common what harris is responsible for allowing thousands of migrants higher in it's wrong, or that they should stop or that it is a

problem, a amnesia what does it do in the immediacy? >> it makes life a lot harder for haitians, patient migrants, and many haitians that are here legally but also for black people writ large because your average person can't tell the difference between a black horse from haiti or black person from united states. so it puts a target on the back so people of color, specifically black people, which i would argue was part of trump and vance's ideology to begin with. and we've seen that through a lot of the rhetoric that he's pushed initially calling haiti and s whole country. we know about this place and its people. but i think that the down ballot races will be affected. i think that the republicans in leadership in congress shooting castigating they should be calling it out. they won't because they're commander in chief is donald trump. he is the head of that party. if he goes when he goes down with it, they're going to go down with the ship as well. it is very dangerous. it is scary, it is caused the closing of protect protection for civic

centers, churches, things like that. there are people who are literally the receipts he bing depth rights just for doing their jobs every day because they have black problem and something that has ushered in by the white, by the republican party. those who stand by donald trump and his refusal to back away from these xenophobic ignoring and quite frankly nonfactual stories. he's telling about a group of individuals. it is something we should all we calling out. the mayor has called it out. the city manager has called it out. i don't know how much more we have to do to elevate the fact that haitian migrants patients in general, black people, aren't eating people's pets anywhere in america. this is ignored. it is the bobic, it is racism writ large. run by somebody whose campaign is determined to create divisions across this country. particular those on racial lines and lonnie, you are policy guide. >> your policy director for mitt romney's campaign. when you talk often about the need to lean on issues and lean away from distractions what do you see in this

conversation about a dog or cat consumption is probably not something that is going to drive a lot of voters, frankly, who are undecided to donald trump's camp. >> i think if he is going to win this election, he's going to have to do the same thing he did in the last couple of weeks in the closing of that 2016 campaign, which is to focus on the issues that americans are truly concerned about. and poll after poll, tell us actually that he has an advantage on the issues of the economy and immigration. but the more that he is talking about these issues rather than really focusing in on those. i think it does create a challenge tension. the down-ballot campaigns that they could create a challenge for republicans down-ballot as well, whether in these crucial senate races or in these very tight house races that will determine control of the u.s. house over the next several weeks. i think that the answer is quite clear in terms of where the focus needs to be if this campaign is going to have any chance of being successful this year the real question is will it be focused their it's good to see you, lauren, great

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before yesterday's apparent assassination attempt. >> let's get right to cnn's zach cohen for an explanation on all this deck yes. >> john, we're learning from our sources. is that senior intelligence officials provided a recent briefing to the trump campaign and raised what appears to be credible evidence that they believe shows that iran is planning to escalate its attacks against donald trump. and as you mentioned, this briefing did take place before yesterday's incident at trump's golf course. and i want to be very clear. but there is no evidence at this time that the briefing and the intelligence related to iran is linked to what happened at trump's golf course yesterday, but it does give us a better sense of the bigger threat picture here and the elevated threat picture as it relates to donald trump and the various threats that he faces, both foreign and domestic. you may remember john that before trump's butler for rally, the july 13 butler rally, we also reported that there was similar intelligence that was brought forward about a plot to assassinate trump. there has since been an arrest in that case, but intelligence officials making clear to the trump campaign that the threat

from iran not only persists, but as more elevated than it was previously. and that just really does call into question again, the secret service is ability to protect donald trump and the amount of protection provided to him, both at rallies and at places like his golf course. can they secure that perimeter from given the fact that two people now in two months have gotten so close to the former president. this is also comes as iran, us officials are warning that iran is trying to undermine donald trump's campaign using cyber, various cyber operations. and this was something that also was raised in that recent briefing, we're told by our sources these cyber operations are intended to us officials say to undermine trump's candidacy for president in 2024 ron really taking a holistic approach as it targets and continues to play a new ways to target donald trump with the 2024 election looming just about 50 days from now alright, zach cohen, thanks so much. >> keep us posted on all this. >> right. and just a bit, we're going to hear from the west palm beach sheriff to talk to us about some of the new details that he can share about what happened in the

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the titanic wreck? five people on board lost their lives. investigators are trying to determine if there was any negligence. are misconduct by oceangate, the company responsible for that submersible, joining me now is tim taylor, underwater explorer and ceo at tibon subsea. i am well familiar with tibon. it is a beautiful place but this was a terrible tragedy. of course, the people on the submersible knew that there were always going to be risks. but what questions do you think should be asked in this hearing about this tragedy and how it can be could be prevented in the future. >> well, i always this industry has been regulating itself an extremely safe for five decades i think that this is more of a consumer protections situation when you get on a ferry or if you could ana a passenger vessel, they are all inspected.

they're all they've built with to the construction to the passengers on board certified to take care of him, operate these things. they are all inspected in regulated. and that is to protect you, the consumer when you walk on even the subways in manhattan, you get on the subway in manhattan. it's regulated so you know, when you can travel safely i would if i was doing this, i would be asking who knew when these passengers actually knew that this wasn't a certified vessel that this was not regulated, that it wasn't inspected. there it's not just one person who lied on this. it's the whole chain of command who was asking the questions, who's who's trying to keep monson if they did do that what happened with how come it didn't come to light and that's the kind of questions i'd be asking in this this is the situation how did they sort of navigate around the existing regulations

i can speculate, but they they would it appears to me they would an example they were towing the system out in ferrying people over to get on out to see and they sold that to consumers as we're more efficient, we're cutting the cost of exploration but what they're actually doing is no one would allow them to launch submarine. that isn't rated off of off of those ships. so no ship, no, no, no support vessel. would support them because you cannot crane a submarine off their debts, they would lose their licenses. so they put it on a barge, towed behind it, so they're selling selling a work around there's a feature and a benefit which i guess if you're the marketing and sales team that's good. but if you to protocol team that's really

not a good idea. and that's what i look forward to this hearing to get to those decisions. we know that the technology failed we know that they were told it was going to fail. but who looked the other way i think that you have frozen there. >> tim taylor, but i do. thank you for walking us through that because this was one of those tragedies that, you know, could have been prevented perhaps and we will see if new regulations come out of this hearing that we get from the coast guard today. i appreciate your time and your expertise for us this morning all right. >> so soon this morning we expect to see the suspect in the apparent attempt on donald trump in his first court appearance. it's unclear what charges he will face, but we're expected to learn more about that today. ryan wesley routh was taken into custody following the shooting incident with secret service sunday, he was stopped. you see a picture there, stopped on the highway and nearby martin county? joining us right now is martin county,

florida sheriff william snyder, sheriff. thank you very much for coming on how did you catch stop him and take this man into custody? >> good morning. >> well, what happened is this after the attempted assassination president trump, we received a bolo, a be on the lookout from the palm beach county sheriff's office. >> we are vehicle description and attack were immediately deployed to the interstate. we are the border county to palm beach each county. and so we put our resources up on the interstate helicopter, everything we had and fortunately, one of my road patrol deputies saw the vehicle followed for a couple of miles where he tell her we call impinge vehicles big trucks with heavy heavy front end bumpers, and we forced the vehicle to a stop in 90 conducted a felony stop, brought in a massive vehicle, and safely apprehended can you describe for me his demeanor,

how he acted when he was picked up? i heard you call it perplexing this morning >> i was there at right after the stop and it was perplexing somebody who actually the time we weren't positive that we had the suspect, we had the vehicle it's already had him by his facial affect was so flat his demeanor was relaxed. i i honestly thought it requires somebody who had just left the church picnic and was on his way home and the interstate was crawling with law enforcement. we had you know, swat team and gotten out their rifles helicopter. i95 shut down a bomb dog. everything was there and uses comments is really as if he was going for them well, all that we have heard so far in the reporting is that he is not talking to investigators. did he say anything at all during any of these interactions when you picked him up? >> no, it was really it was the

hardest part of it. he never asked a question like, why are you stopping me? what's going on? yeah, we're used to stopping people by five all the time where we're known as the wrong exit county. don't commit a crime and go to martin. >> and i would've expected and said, what's this about? >> i didn't do anything. you guys or whatever not a thing he was just just calm and good to go with. >> anything in the car about the car that was noteworthy that you can tell us about yeah. >> i think what was noteworthy about the car was out, not note noteworthy. it was, you know, it's just the idea of current slip through traffic. i five heavily traveled. it was really god's blessing. i think first of all, wasn't hit and. second of all that, we were able to find him as fast as we did and, you know, prevent the anxiety. i would think for the trump family killer on the loose, it was it was good. all around what questions this is a federal investigation. now, your job was to pick this guy

up, pick up a suspect, and turn them over can they can take on the investigation your question, sheriff, about all of this as this investigation now continues? yes i think the first question, obviously, that they'll want is is this a conspiracy does this guy have to while, wolf possible or was he sent by some group? >> to get the president and united states? i mean, i understand those wife livers, optics on the rifle. that's pretty serious. that that wasn't somebody who just woke up and thought, well, let me see what i'm doing. we understand he's not from the area. so are we tracking with the conspiracy that's the question i think has to be answer because if it is a conspiracy, there are other people out there that we have to keep that we have to get to martin county sheriff william snyder and your team. you guys did your job yesterday. thank you so much for coming on. john thank shogun i kept the gun

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cnn's elizabeth wagmeister, live in los angeles. did it code the messaging there? big night big night, john and i am decoding your messaging. >> the big shock of the night was that hacks one for the best comedy series i was in the room and let me tell you, there was a huge gas but again, i'm delight people were really excited that hacks one, but the bear was expected to win and where i say i'm decoding your messaging. john is a lot of people poke fun at the bear. they love it, but they say it's not a comedy. even the host last night, eugene and dan levy and joked that there are no don't feel bad for the bear. there because they want huge, even though they didn't win that final award of the night, the bear 111 awards becoming the record setter for the most comedy wins in a single year. now, as you said, john show gun winning 18, breaking all sorts of records there an historic records for diversity with the best actress when becoming the

first asian performer to ever win in that category. when we go to the limited categories, baby reindeer, one all the major awards. >> they're the bear is awesome, but it's like not just drama, it's high stressful drama in hacks has jokes which makes it a comedy there were some political, there or some political moments at the ceremony yesterday. >> there were and like you, john i stress watch the bear and i love it, but i stretch, watch it now, when it comes to political moments, selena gomez was one of the first presenters last night with her co-stars, martin short and steve martin from only murders in the building sheets he made a childless cat lady job, but it didn't end there. candice bergen took the stage to present and she can stay this way better than me. so let's just take a look. >> and in one classic moment, my character was attacked by vice president dan quayle when

murphy became pregnant and beside the derays, the baby as a single mother we've come candidate for vice president would never attack a woman for having kids so as they say my work here is done around the world, john, you know that saying everything that's old is new again, i think that's what kansas was getting to there that joe got huge reaction in the room. a lot of talent, lot of talent in that room. candice bergen, most among elizabeth wagmeister. thank you very much. >> and thank you for joining us. this is cnn news central, john berman, kate bolduan, and sara sidner, me. cnn newsroom up next

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