jake? >> let's bring in jim acosta. they held a white house briefing. what's the significance of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell saying they're putting off a vote until after 4th of july. >> we have some video of the president sitting down with gop senators who have traveled over here by bus to the white house to meet with the president about this i mperilled legislation. the question is whether this is sort of a routine checkup or if this bill is truly going into the operating room. as for what the white house is saying about this, the deputy spokeswoman sarah huckabee sanders said in a briefing, a very short briefing, sean spicer spoke about 40 minutes and then she spoke about 20 minutes in the briefing room today. she said, yes, they're looking at making adjustments, making some changes to this legislation. she also pushed back on the score of the senate health care lej lejts la legislation that found that 22 million americans would find themselves without medicaid. here's what sh

jake? >> all right. let's go to cnns hrkshimon cnn shimon pasquerav. is there indication of another shooter, perhaps? >> there is no indication of another shooter. they believe they're dealing with this one shooter who they believe to be a former employee. that's according to in the process of cleerlg it, making sure there are no other shoorts that we would expect in this situation. we're also being told that they want people to use. they're anywhere from 4 to 6, or may maybe. they're trying to make sure they can treat all the injured, jake. >> and shimon, one of the things that's so alarming about this incident is it takes place but this one inside a hospital where people are supposed to be protected, this one is supposed to be getting better who we've been told were shot. >> i've been to that hospital before. usually hospitals in the city are not as closed off and probably have access -- he probab probably. if he was a former employee, maybe someone recognized him and he got in. we don't

>> jake i'm not saying the paris agreement was perfect. but i think if we wanted to change it -- if we wanted to update it, if we wanted stronger protections for our country we should have stayed at the table. rits very difficult to modify an agreement and organization from the outside when you're on the inside you can work with the partners and make progress. and we've kind of seen that on nato where the president has put some pressure, not using the style i would use -- on some of our allies there and some of those countries have agreed to invest more in defense budgets. it's good. but it's hard to have an impact from the outside. and again we yielded leadership in in area to the chinese, russians and others, and also put our country on a list together with bashar al assad, daniel ortega nicaragua. that's the list i want to be on. >> thank you so much sir. >> thank you jake. >> let's stick with the panel right now. he is -- we should point out even though he is a republican in the majority in the houses in the minority in taking this iss

jake? >> jim acosta. >> the president has repeatedly to crack down on leaker and now a suspected leaker has been arrested. 25-year-old government contractor reality leigh winner is accused of sending a nsa document about russian interference to a news intercept. diane gag engineer with more on what information was leaked. >> reporter: senator mark warner, the top democrat on the intelligence committee, said today the russian hacking attempts on u.s. elections systems were broader and targeted more states than previously thought, telling "usa today" the attempted breaches didn't stop on election day. now in october of last year cnn reported that federal investigators believed russians were behind cyber attacks on a contractor for an an election system in florida, similar to attacks on voter databases in illinois and arizona, but the intercept posted a redacted vergts of the document that described russian hackers as spending spear phishing e-mails to local election officials in an attempt to

we're going to let jake tapper take over. special live coverage happens right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with breaking news in to cnn. you're looking at live shots of brussels there amid gunfire, after people in the city center ran in panic. that's a scene from inside the train station. we're seeing heavy police presence right there right now. belgian media is reporting that a possible suspect has been, quote, neutralized at the scene. let's go live now to cnn's erin mclaughlin who is in brussels. erin, what's the latest? >> reporter: hi, jake. well, it seems that the situation is under control. that according to the police. it unfolded about an hour ago at a grand central station, one of the main train stations here in brussels. you can see it's just down the road that way. eyewitnesses reporting seeing some sort of explosions, a couple pops, small explosions, and then, according to police, the suspect, a private individual, has been, quote, neutraliz

jake?entagon, thanks so much. >>> online retail giant amazon is buying organic grocery chain whole foods for nearly $14 million in cash making its biggest push yet into food retailing. the deal shows amazon's interest in traditional brick-and-mortar stores even though amazon had a lot to do with hurting retail businesses, such as borders book chain. it's not clear how much the two will be integrated. amazon did say whole food's ceo will remain in that role and at headquarters will remain in austin. no word yet on how much amazon plans to integrate whole food products. sale has not been approved by whole food shareholders. it's expected to be concluded in the second half of this year. >>> president trump called the mayor of tangier island, virginia and said don't worry about the fact that your island is sinking into the ocean. what did he mean by that? we'll talk to the mayor next. briathe customer app willw if be live monday. can we at least analyze customer traffic? can we push the offer o

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i'm jake tapper. this is a cnn special report. tonight we're following two major breaking news stories in the u.s. there's an update on the condition of congressman steve scalise. he was one of four people injured during a republican baseball outing, a shooting this morning as the fbi right now is removing evidence from the dead shooter's home. we'll have more on that story in a moment. also breaking news this evening. the president of the united states, not his campaign, not his advisers, the president of the united states, donald trump, is now, according to "the washington post," under investigation. "the washington post" says that special counsel robert mueller is investigationing whether president trump possibly attempted to obstruct justice. three top intelligence officials will be interviewed by mueller as early as this week to see what president trump may have said to them about possibly contradicting the investigation into possible collusion between russians and members of his 2016 campaign te

be sure to follow me on facebook and twitter at jake tapper. we have a facebook of course.turn you over to wolf blitzer in the situation room, thanks for watching. >>> happening now, breaking news, no tapes. six weeks after he dropped a stunning hint about secret white house recordings, president trump admits he made no tapes of his talks with fired fbi director james comey. no regrets, the president's initial tweet, warning comey about tapes led to the appointment of a special council. trump associate says if he doesn't regret this, he should, but the white house doesn't think the president has any regrets. no longer secret. senate gop leaders finally unveil their health care bill, written behind closed doors. they want to rush it to a vote, many republicans are wary of the small print and worry about the reaction from voters. >>> and no votes. four gop senators already oppose the

i'm jake tapper.or congressman steve scalise has completed his third surgery a short while ago. the congressman remains in critical condition after yesterday's attack by a leftist madman with a gun and a grudge. let's bring in cnn correspondent, diane gallagher. diane, you have news about the condition of one of the shooting victims. >> reporter: that's right, jake. i just got off the phone with g.w. university hospital. and they tell me that matt mika, the lobbyist who was shot in the chest, had an improvement. he is no longer in critical condition. he is listed in serious condition. jake, we got an idea of just how intense this scene was out here from a different angle of security footage. my producer, david shoretel, talked to a coffee shopper owner across the street from this field here, who said that when the shots rang out, people ducked underneath whatever they could, getting behind counters, getting on the ground, and you can see in this video, officers trying to use cars to shield themselves

nobody disputes that, jake.ther we're going to do anything about it but medicaid has been growing so rapidly that on the path it's on now we're going to face fiscal ruin. this is a very sensible gradual share of responsibility. >> i want to ask you about a letter you got from the pennsylvania state attorney josh shapiro he wanted you to know his concern that his bill would eliminate substance abuse treatment for 170,000 americans. expanding access to treatment is critical. the health care bill under consideration will keep us from. he's obviously a democrat. he calls it the most serious public safety threat facing the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> i'll say the one thing i ale agree with him that the opioid crisis probably is the most serious public health and sate threat that we face. but he's just wrong about medicaid coverage. there's nothing about this that disallows that coverage. in fact, this bill if we can get this done is going to have a significant brand new funding stream precisely for addiction tre

enough to respond to it, jake. u.s. pilots flying over syria now on the lookout for russian airplanes or missile threats following the weekend shootdown by a u.s. navy fna superhornet of a syrian war plane. this because the kremlin threatened any u.s. war plane operating in certain areas of syria would be considered a threat. when the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff was asked if he was confident that russia would not shoot down a u.s. warplane, the answer was carefully worded. >> i'm confident that we are still communicating between our operations center and the russian federation operations center, and i'm also confident that our forces have the capability to take care of themselves. >> reporter: defense secretary james mattis taking the threat seriously, his spokesperson issuing a statement. as a result of recent encounters involving pro-syrian regime and russian forces, we have taken prudent measures to reposition aircraft over syria. the pentagon won't offer details, but the goal is clear. get u.s.-backed

jake?know prusk has been mad at the attorney general jeff sessions for recusing himself from the russia investigation which ultimately led to the appointment of the general counsel to investigate. we're told that sessions told the president he would be willing to leave if the president no longer wanting him -- wanted him there. does the white house -- does the president have confidence in jeff sessions? >> that's a great question, jake, and one you would not think would be a difficult thing for the president to answer. so far the white house has not cleared that up. we know the president has been stewing basically ever since jeff sessions decided to recuse himself as we get further and further into the russia investigation as there was a new development day after day. the president gets angrier and angrier and we know in one of his heated conversationed with sessions sessions offered to resign. sarah huckabee was asked about that today one day after sean spicer and she said i haven't had a

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but jake, he's got some other things in mind. >> they're nice and coordinated.the different angles and poses and shots. >> right time of day with the sun going down. magic hour. >> nothing better than that. >> it is absolutely beautiful. you'll notice they're sit og then grass. jake standing behind her with the bouquet. >> he pushes her! >> no. this not a fail video, okay? >> or a murder. >> right. >> it looks like they give it a practice run. she turns around. >> they're trying to get that whip of the hair. >> now they try it again. except this time when she turns around -- >> you see that slick move. the drone operator handing off the box. >> three, two, one. >> when she turns around this time, jake is on one knee and her daughter is so giddy. >> that's a really good fakeout. cute. >> he proposes. and she says yes. tara's daughter is super excited. they've got some friends and family there. some of them he knew were coming and some he wasn't so sure about. but the more the merrier. >> the picture perfect proposal. >> yeah. the birthday shoot became the engagem

state of the union with jake tapper is coming up right now. >>> terror strikes again. a deadly attack in the heart of london. >> it's time to say enough is enough. >> as president trump renews calls for his travel ban, the very latest live from the u.k. and america first, president trump withdraws the u.s. from the paris climate accord. >> i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. >> and al gore is speaking out. >> we are going to solve the climate crisis no matter what the president does. >> a rare interview with the former vice president next. plus what really happened? fired fbi director james comey finally speaks out in front of congress and cameras. >> all i want is for comey to be honest. >> we'll preview the hotly anticipated testimony. and the best political minds will be here on what happens next. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper. terror has struck the heart of europep, this time in london where a deadly attack has left seven innocent people dead and 48 wounded. police believe three terrorists then fled on foot from the van to bu row market,

jake? >> athena jones at the white house for us, thanks so much. how much might comey reveal when he testifies publicly on thursday? after all much of the investigate is classified. cnn's jessica schneider joins me now. jessica, do we have any sense what comby is likely to say about his interactions with president trump? >> we no from your our sources that james comby is eager to tell his story and testify. in fact, he is's already consulted with special counsel robert mueller about the parameters of his testimony and now a source tells cnn after some reflection on his interactions with the president james comey may be viewing the intent of the president a bit differently. tonight new insight into how james comey might recount his conversations with the president. a source with knowledge of comey's thinking says that while comey was disturbed by his interactions with president trump, comey believed he had the situation under control. the source says if comey believed at the time any specifi

jake? >> sara murray, thank you. >>> london police named two of the three london terrorists, and we're getting new details about one of the men who belonged to a group of islamic extremists that supported isis. that story next. listen up, heart disease.) you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. >>> back with the world lead. london police revealed the names and what they know about two of the three terrorists behind saturday's horrific at

and jake has been watching it all kind of go along. you kind of feel like you know where this video is going. then jake says this. >> it's not just family and friends who know about the sacrifice made for her. open that link i just sent you on facebook. i wanted to tell you some of the things that complete strangers have said. >> jake has actually been telling the story of his parents on reddit. people were just so moved and so as he's opening it up, this is what tim's seeing. >> this made me cry. there's so much love here. i remember your post from a few years ago. she must have been a wonderful woman. your dad is a saint. he's my hero now. thank you for sharing. >> and it's message after beautiful message being read out by his son. you can see tim and me are barely holding it together. >> unconditional love. the beautiful somewhat rare thing. i wish your dad and mum peace through all this. >> but this last one is going to kill you. >> jackie would have been so proud of you if only she knew how much you sacrificed to look after her. y

"the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with breaking news in the national league today, what appears to be an attempted terrorist attack at an airport here in the united states. authorities say a man approached a police officer at bishop international airport in flint, michigan and stabbed him in the neck and in the back. the fbi is investigating reports that the attacker made some statements in arabic right before the stabbing including, according to one witness, akbar. we are minutes away from learning more in an fbi briefing. let's go to renee marsh. renee, the airport is shut down, the president has been briefed. what more do we know about the attack? >> reporter: we're learning more about the attacker at this hour. the fbi is reviewing the attacker's background, including where he traveled most recently. a law enforcement official tells cnn that he appears to have ties to canada, and a u.s. official tells me that the stabber made multiple trips between canada and the united states. but what we still don't kno

jake: some of it is history.lion people, a largely young population, rising incomes. a lot of interest in new services and technologies. a lot of new infrastructure is in place, new mobile networks and the adoption of mobile phones has going gangbusters the past few years. but the longer history, there have been challenges in the past with governments and exits and investments. i think investors are still thinking of africa the way it used to be, where is we see it as an emerging opportunity with a lot of new consumers hungry for products. emily: tell us about the start of landscape, what sort of trends you're seeing and how develops trends are. jake: a lot of the investment that is happening is kind of clustered around a few specific markets. nigeria, kenya and south africa. the trends are ones where they are often applying technologies to bring down the cost. if you want to serve low income people with financial services in small packet sizes, small insurance contracts, micro-payment transactions, small loans,

jake in richfield springs, indiana. jake, go ahead. what state are you in? john: new york. thank you for c-span. -- lasto talk about night there was a hearing regarding free speech on college campuses. i was impressed by the fact that this issue was being talked about at the government level. school and when i look at a lot of stories around the country regarding college campuses, i am this concerned about the crazy stories and instances. it was really nice to see that kind of issue. thank you for taking my call. thank you for caring that stuff. that is totally needed. host: you watched that this past week i guess? jake: yes. go ahead. i just paid $2.20 for gas. no corporations are talking about leaving. the country is in good shape. host: appreciate your call. call the number on your screen. until 10:00 this morning. talk about the senate debate this be -- this week. appeals to conservatives but party moderates are wary. and then focus on other markets, thousands in state face insurance loss under insurance bill. they write that tens of loseands of people would health insu

apparently, jake has been a work >>> this dog is going viral. this is jake the diamond dog.here he is delivering water to the umps at a minor league baseball game in indiana. how cool is this? >> so cool. >> apparently jake has been a working dog for close to three years now. and he serves a lot of minor league games in the area. >> just perfect. >> jake the diamond dog. >>> the "cbs evening news" is up next. anthony mason here with a preview. >> reporter: hi, ken and veronica. up next, tiger airlines security. what you need -- tighter airlines security what you need to know before you fly. plus, why potentially dangerous guardrails are still being used in several states. and shedding light on a once taboo subject for these survivors life is all about second chances. coming up in just a few seconds on the "cbs evening news." >> thank you for watching us at 5:00. >> ahead at 6:00 first look at what it's like to ride the new smart train. captioning spo cbs dom wildfires in the west. homes are threatened in southern california, a state of emergency is declared in arizona. also

welcome to t"lead," i am jake tapper. the former fbi director told the world today that the president of the united states cannot be trusted in his opinion. he cannot be trusted to tell the truth. he cannot be trusted to uphold the rule of law and he cannot be trusted to allow a doj investigation into the russian attack of the u.s. election last year. it was a stunning and shocking day on capitol hill. james comey under oath in front of the intelligence committee saying president trump and the trump administration told lies to try to defame him and trying to defame the fbi that comey knew he had to document his meeting with president trump even though he had not done the same with either president obama or president bush because he worried that president, there tru mr. trump, may lie. he took the president's desire letting go of the michael flynn incident is a directive. he describes that as a very big deal. there is no other way to walk away from comey's testimony today, without thinking the former director of the fbi th

happy father's day to you, jake. >> thank you.tweet from the president as confirmation that the president is under investigation? >> let me be clear the president is not under investigation as james comey said in his testimony the president was not the target of investigation on three different occasions. the president is not a subject or target of an investigation. that tweet was in response to a "washington post" story that ran with five unnamed sources without identifying the agencies they represented saying that the special counsel had broadened out his investigation to include the president. we've had no indication of that. the president was responding to that particular statement from "the washington post" again with five anonymous sources and again, without identifying the agency so no, the president is not under investigation and has not been. >> so the president said "i am under investigation" even though he isn't under investigation? >> that response on social media was in response to "the washington post" piece. it's th

jake williams is the founder of rendition infosec, a computer security firirm. also a former member of the nsa's tailored access operations hacking team. bruce schneier is with the harvard's berkman center for internet and society. author of "data and goliath: the hidden battles to collect your data and control your world." this is democracy now! when we come back, we will be speaking with two contenders for the philadelphia district attorney's race. we will start with larry krasner . very interesting defense attorney for decades who is now running to b be district attorn. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "clampdown," sung by sheer mag and joined onstage by our next guest, philadelphia district attorney candidate larry krasner. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: will a defense attotorney with a long standing record of standing up to police soon head one of the nation's most bustling district attorney offices? in philadelphia, civil rights attorney larry krasner is poised to become the c

they're now with jake tapper for their first ever joint interview. jake. >> erin, thanks so much. i'm sitting here with speaker of the house, paul ryan, republican of wisconsin and house minority leader, nancy pelosi of california. if you're wondering about their outfits, the louisiana insignias are in honor of steve scalise still in the hospital and paul ryan is wearing a capitol police shirt. the first ever joint interview. >> it is, isn't it? didn't know that. >> you should feel free to come by sunday morning, we have another one maybe. let me ask you, speaker ryan, steve scalise is a friend of yours and president trump said he's in a fight here. this must be very tough on a personal level? >> it is. we spend everything on a personal level. our families are close. he's in the hospital and has a ways to go. we are pulling for him. the kids are here. he is a baseball player and supposed to start second base today. he is being missed and we are praying for steve and the family is giving him the support we need. >> your speech on the house yesterday, i can't believe it was only yes

jake, i want to start with you. i would never call you decadent, but you really know what is going on, what i would love you to try to explain is the back-and-forth of the coney comey hearings. what were generally interested in is when we see this going on the have these problems and they see this circus, why do you think they seem so obsessed in d.c., the politicians and the people around them with talking about scandals rather than getting on with things that affect people's lives. was behind that? >> my father told me when i was young and he was right that politician wants to keep our, increase power. he is right. this is a way bipartisan way for republicans and democrats to score points. deeper what we are seeing is the political class in the political system rebel against the person who is the president but acts like he is in private business. what he did and what he told the fbi director, james comey and what james comey has testified under oath is that he wanted him to back off of an investigation of one of h

jake sullivan, thank you forjoining us. jake sullivan, thank you forjoining us.key adviser to hillary clinton, can give be objective about the trump administration? not entirely objective. i would have to put my bias on the table. i spent two years trade to stop him from getting into the oval office. but i think a lot of the things that we predicted during the campaign about his lack of it as though others have borne out over the last six months. soi borne out over the last six months. so i have tried to take a step back and tragedy is fair—minded as possible and assessing what he is doing. but the zeitgeist was or with within, wasn't it? he was much more injune within, wasn't it? he was much more in june with within, wasn't it? he was much more injune with what within, wasn't it? he was much more in june with what the voters' proteas were. i would argue that he had a lot of a shawville, but when a came to what they cared about, i think it came to what they cared about, i think i do more with hillary clinton and her approach. —— tuned in with their priorities. so

jakes.llywood, part of international film festival. whether it's hollywood or business or health, it's all about faith. >> would you please welcome to the stage mr. malik yoba ♪ >> they were saying things like lord, have members were. jesus is real. >> faith, family, and film taking center stage in dallas, texas, at what's called mega fest. extravaganza at kay bailey hutchison mega center. pastor t.d. jakes. entrepreneur and film maker the potter's house. >> this is the day that the lord has made. ♪ >> the event features fitness, health and wellness. a service dog presentation to benefit injured soldiers. and even celebrities from the world of sports like former cowboy darren. >> number one is god. number two my family. >> stars with 1,000 people all over the world will attend through the weekend. >> i came for the growth. it's a spiritual experience. >> i'm trying to launch my own company but right now these wyoming empowerment sessions are doing wonder for me. >> the spirituality and the c

tweet jake sherman also. he always likes those.fish reference. good afternoon to you. i'm ali velshi. the clock is ticking closer to a senate vote on health care. where is the bill, you ask? cloak of secrecy on that bill has not been lifted. we did learn a few moments ago, senate republicans will be given a discussion draft of the bill during an all republican closed door meeting at 9:30 am. you know, guys, we'll all have to see this bill eventually. why not just show it to us? i'll talk to one of the organizations demanding to meet with mitch mcconnell over what cuts would mean for the 29 million americans with diabetes. >>> also on capitol hill today, house and senate designed to pinpoint russia's role in the hacking of the 2016 general election and how we can be spared from having the same what happened conversations in future elections. secretary of state rex tillerson, secretary of defense james mattis holding a press conference alongside chinese leaders at the capitol. perhaps the most important topic of the discussion today,

. >> let me introduce you to jake, the diamond dog at your service.livers water to umpires at major league baseball games and patiently waits for them as they finish their drink before walking away with the basket. >> so his appearance in ft. wayne, indiana, went viral and if you want to know where jake will be next just check out his one of those too. >> well, he's among the 2 billion people who use facebook. >> so cute. >>> here's someone who could use a little bit of water. this adorable little guy decided that he wanted to cool down. >> so hot in the summer. >> he wanted water too. >> oh, no. >> he got a little bit of a surprise. >> think he'll ever do that again? it's all fun and games. >> mom at least sounded like she was laughing. >> next time he'd like a up with good morning washington. it's june 28th. your weather is coming up.. but first here are some top stories. senate lawmakers will return home for the holiday recess without voting on the gop's new proposal to repeal and replace the affordable care act. sources tell abc news that senate m

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. >> let me introduce you to jake, the diamond dog at your service.vers water to umpires at major league baseball games and pat for them as they finish their drink before walking away with the basket. >> so his appearance in ft. wayne, indiana, went viral and if you want to know where jake will be next just check out his facebook page because he's gott. >> well, he's among the 2 billion people who use facebook. >> so cute. >>> here's someone who could use a little bit of water. this adorable little guy decided that he wanted to cool summer. >> he wanted water too. >> oh, no. >> he got a little bit of a surprise. >> think he'll ever do that again? it's all fun and games. >> mom at least sounded like she was laughing. >> next time he'd like a fter this. ♪ sorry about the holdup, folks. we have some congestion on the runway and i'm being told it'll be another 15, maybe 20 minutes, and we will have you on your way. ♪ runway models on the runway? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money evan saved by switching to geico. i would not wear that lace.

jake the diamond dog. >> love.> put me in a goodmo >> that's right. >> the best. >> what do you have? >> listen, everybody will love -- >> did you see jake. >> yes. >> can't compare to jake. >> good. >> pretty awesome. >> 62 washington and 50 pittsburgh and columbus. not your math nation if you like it on the cool side this time of year it has and will again today. although beautiful day mid to low 80s beautiful highs and high pressure in west virginia for i will admit you and today have a nice afternoon. should be a fuel full day. >> i know his kids say thank you. >> erin, good morning. >> good morning, 6:37 now. we've been telling you about the amtrak disruption and fatal track has amtrak service suspended between d.c. and philadelphia now. aside from that we have mark line train delays on the pep and camden lines brunswick line not impacted. metro back to normal blue and silver lines and i want to move it back over to maps. a lot of problems for commutes on roads as well. outer loop crash northbound baltimore wa

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i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with the politics lead and with a president feeling under siege as we get ready to hear from the attorney general jeff sessions in public testimony before the u.s. senate tomorrow, today president trump set out to show the american people that his administration remains focused and positive with a cabinet meeting, the likes of which frankly we've never seen before. it started with the president and now familiar fashion boasting of his accomplishments and attacking his rivals. >> but i think we've been about as active as you can possibly be and at just about a record-setting pace. if we had the greatest bill in the history of the world on health care, we wouldn't get one vote from the democrats because they are obstructionists. that's what they want to do. >> but then cabinet members were invited to speak, and that's when it all got a tad unusual. >> greatest privilege of my life a is to serve of as vice president keeping his word to the american people. >> mr. president wh

let's go back to jake in new york. >> thanks, wolf. here with me to discuss the high stakes, we have senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin, matthew whitaker and gloria borger. jeffrey, let's start with a story that's been breaking in the last day or so, which is that according to chris ruddy, a friend of president trump's, it's possible that president trump might assert executive privilege and fire robert mueller, who is the special counsel investigating the russia investigation. >> and that's where today's earlier hearing comes into play. rod rosenstein testified before a different committee and he was asked about this because this really goes to him. the president cannot directly fire robert mueller under the justice department regulations. he would have to ask the attorney general to fire mueller. the attorney general is recused so it would be up to rod rosenstein. rosenstein was asked repeatedly about this issue and said, i see no basis for firing robert mueller and i would only fire him for good cause. so i think he basically put to

>> jake, i went to law school but i'm not a practicing attorney.'ll leave that for much better attorneys than i. but clearly it would be very, very troubling if the president of the united states is interfering in investigations that are affect the president and his closest associates. we have seen already the nsa director, the nsa advisor general flynn get fired because he didn't fully disclose his contacts with the russians. attorney general sessions recause himself because he didn't fully disclose. we've seen mr. kushners having contacts with russians and others. and the american people deserve to get to the bottom of this. and what i hope our committee is able to do, and i'm proud of the fact it's maintained its bipartisan approach is we're going to follow the facts. we're not going to be taken out by some of these oneoff stories. we're going to continue to follow the facts. >> the fbi's probe of the meddling is looking at the trump campaign's data and analytics overseen by jared kushner. >> we're going to follow all the facts in terms what kin

i'm jake tapper live in washington.aking news that president trump has decided to withdraw from the landmark international climate change agreement, an agreement that most every country on earth has signed up for. 147 countries have ratified the agreement but now the u.s. joins syria and nicaragua, the only other countries that have rejected it. you're looking at live pictures right now from the rose garden of the white house where any minute now we're expecting president trump to come out and discuss his decision. of course, this decision might come as very little surprise for anyone reading the president's twitter account back in 2012 when he called climate change a hoax perpetrated by the chinese which, of course, it's not. the goal of the paris agreement is to get the world to combat climate change and adapt to its facts and assisting countries to do so. the united states is historically the biggest contributor to the atmosphere. china is twice the rate of the united states. google, facebook, apple, bp, just to name