going on that didn't used to happen and it will cost us thank you that's very clear professor chris anderson from the london school of economics and we take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world thousands of people so to the streets of the cap of the capital port au prince to protest against the president over the when least who they accuse of trying to establish.

going on that didn't used to happen but it will cost us thank you that's very clear professor chris anderson from the london school of economics and. we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world thousands of people took to the streets of the cab of the capital port au prince to protest against their president. who they accuse of trying to establish a dictatorship president has been ruling by decree for a year because there's no parliament after legislative elections the shuttle for 2018 were delayed. australia's treasurer just arriving burke says the country is close to reaching significant commercial deals with google and facebook but the online platforms paying millions to media companies for content shared by users the tech giants recently threatened to discontinue some services in australia to avoid such fees they haven't commented on mr frydenberg statement. president of argentina carlos menem has died in buenos aires the age of 90 he served 2 terms 49892999 assuming the strong privatization policy also pegged the peso to the us dollars to try and cont

chris. >> thank you, anderson. s midnight in the east. the trump lawyers are up next at the impeachment trial after house prosecutors, managers, rested their case. and we're hearing they're looking to keep arguments short and tight, because really, what is there to defend? the less they say may be the better after that opening day disaster. but that was largely stylistic. look, the ju

chris. >> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo and welcome to this special live late night edition of "prime time." it is midnight in the east. the trump lawyers are up next at the impeachment trial after house prosecutors, managers, rested their case. and we're hearing they're looking to keep arguments short and tight, because really, what is there to defend? the less they say may be the better after that opening day disaster. but that was largely stylistic. look, the jury is rigged. we are not as a criminal trial. these are not members of the society, simply. they are invested and interested parties. senator mcconnell told you that. he said they're not impartible. now you know that members of the republican side of the senate are meeting with the defense team. how is that impartimpartial. they took an oath to be impartial. one trump lawyer demolished his own client's lie that the election was stolen from him. he said voters are smart enough to pick a new administration and they did. the big lie, of course, led to

chris? >> thank you very much, anderson. i'm chris cuomo, welcome to "prime time." >>> trump's reaction to the insurrection, his reaction alone, is damning. breaking down details of the phone call between trump and mccarthy. mccarthy was absolutely pleading with trump to send aid to the capitol. in response, trump said, "well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are." in that moment of crisis, trump showed spite. no wonder mccarthy said to him, as rioters were breaking into his office through the windows, quote, "who the f do you think you're talking to?" he was blaming trump for the attack in the immediate after math. this call is reported according to lawmakers who were briefed on it afterwards by mccarthy, republicans. one of them is gop house member jaime herrera butler, who went on the record to cnn. another republican member, familiar with the call, says, quote, it proves that the president knew very early on what the mob was doing, and he knew members were at risk, and he refused to a

chris? >> thank you very much, anderson. i'm chris cuomo, welcome to "prime time." >>> trump's reaction to the insurrection, his reaction alone, is damning. breaking down details of the phone call between trump and mccarthy. mccarthy was absolutely pleading with trump to send aid to the capitol. in response, trump said, "well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are." in that moment of crisis, trump showed spite. no wonder mccarthy said to him, as rioters were breaking into his office through the windows, quote,wh

anderson. we'll be back. now let's go to chris for "cuomo primetime." >> thanks, anderson. the prosecution rests. can they convince you that trump didn't want what happened? that he didn't say what he said on january 6th and on so many other occasions leading up to the farce of the stop the steal rally? that it's okay he did nothing to stop the insurrection for hours? that's their task for the open minded. and that last part is most important. the best shot the defense has is to argue that trump ran his mouth all the time but he didn't necessarily know where it was going. and by that they'll argue he didn't want a capitol attack. if so, the question for them is, then why didn't he stop it? he learned that there was an insurrection going on right away. and he delayed. he delayed in a way that may have let five be killed, in a way that may have let 140 officers be injured or maimed or or tortured by his mob. they may argue he didn't know what to do, but he was told what to do and refused. that's what the managers argue. then there's another expression of what he knew versus w

. >> chris: to say caleb anderson learns quickly is an understatement. re not that smart. really? >> no, no, i don't think i'm smart. number one, there are a lot of people who are smarter than me and, you know, there are a lot of people who work harder than me, so compared to them, you know, i'm definitely not smart. >> chris: caleb's parents beg to differ. at age six months, he was reading. >> he's always had this like hunger and thirst for knowledge. >> chris: they nurtured his abilities, teaching him sign language. >> can you sign juice? juice. >> chris: by h2, he was a first grader. >> i definitely remember all of these kits twice my age and twice my height towering over me. i think that's when i first realized that i'm a bit different. >> x minus three is three. >> chris: being different wasn't always easy. >> matter waves was pretty bad to me. not old enough to understand -- i mean, they're not young enough to not care. >> chris: these days caleb is wrapping up high school while taking courses at a technical college. >> currently i'm just studying r

anderson. >> thanks, chris. >> i'm chris cuomo welcome to primetime. the news world is buzzing about about president biden. listen. >> should former president trump still receive intelligence briefings? >> i think not. >> why not. >> because of his erratic behavior, unrelated to the insurrection. >> i mean, you've called him an existential threat, dangerous, reckless. >> yeah, i have. and i believe it. >> what's your worst fear if he continues to get these intelligence briefings? >> i'd rather not speculate out loud. i just think there is no need for him to have the intelligence brechgs. what value is giving him an intelligence brechg? what impact does he have other than the fact he might slip and say something. >> this is all over, highly controversial. quick take. by definition, it is not controversial. because by definition controversial means you're contrary to the truth. what did the president say? that is contrary to the truth? if anything, the president was being too nice. what is shocking you? of course trump would leak the information. he leak

anderson. we'll be back. now let's go to chris for "cuomo primetime." >> thanks, anderson.ests. can they convince you that trump didn't want what happened? that he didn't say what he said on january 6th and on so many other occasions leading up to the farce of the stop the steal rally? that it's okay he did nothing to stop the insurrection for hours? that's their task for the open minded. and that last part is most important. the best shot the defense has is to argue that trump ran his mout

england have a strategy of rotating players for this tour and chris silverwood says that even record wicket takerjimmy anderson thing to do for the players and is the best thing to do for the team and longevity, you run the risk of the result being different. you play the same team and the result will be different because we know india are going to come back hard we are a very good team and we know we've got to prep well again. well it's been a big week for great cricket stories — and what a debut it was for west indies' batsman kyle mayers. he became the first player to make a double century on test debut as the windies pulled off a remarkable run chase to beat bangladesh. his thrilling start to test cricket at the age of 28 comes just four years after having to flee the winward islands in the wake of hurricane maria. since then his cricket career has taken off — he's been talking to isabelle westbury about that and an emotional call to his dad following his incredible debut. it was a very touching moment. especially for him, you know? i'm tougher than him, said especially for him, you know? i'm tougherthan h

good weekend, best to you and the boy, anderson. i am chris cuomo. welcome to primetime.nt biden. listen. >> should former president trump still receive intelligence briefings? >> i think not. >> why not? >> because o

chris murray from the ihme told anderson tonight they're expecting over 100,000 additional deaths between that's a little lower than last week. i mean it is not good, but it is lower than last week. what is worrying here is that they don't think that the u.s. will reach herd immunity before next winter. i mean that's a pretty scary proposition. what do you think? >> i think that dr. murray and his colleagues are probably right. i think it is going to take us quite sometime to get to the point of having enough supply. hopefully we will reach that by midsummer, but then we still have to get everybody vaccinated. of course, because we can't get our children vaccinated yet because those studies are still ongoing, we really need the vast majority of adult americans to take the vaccine. i am afraid that because of the pandemic of disinformation and misinformation that it is going to be really difficult to do that, and so i'm hopeful we can do this by winter and have a normal christmas and new year's. but it is going to take a lot of hard work for us to get there, and the variants could really t

turn it over to chris for cuomo primetime. >> thank you, anderson, i'm andrew cuomo welcome to "primetime" we have breaking news tonight, the first known military action under president biden. the u.s. we're told has carried out air strikes in syria near the border of iraq targeting a site used by two iran-backed militia groups -- according to a u.s. official. so let's bring in two different reporters to cover this situation. oren let me start with you, this is a little complicated. these attacks in syria may be response to attacks in baghdad in iraq that may have been organized by iranian-supported militia. take us through it. >> this region from iran to iraq into syria is shia cress sent where iran has a tremendous amount of influence and supports proxies there and provides weapons and more. that's why the message from iran comes into syria and where we saw the military carry out its first offensive action against president joe biden that's what we saw this evening when u.s. carried out a strike in s syria by shia militia backed by iran for weapons struggle. ing purposes. that's the key

anderson, i love you too. thank you brother. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." family first, right? and i have new insight for you. we are in a two front conflict right now. all right? the first front is the battle within the gop. i say it's first because it has a huge impact on the second front. so the party of lincoln is looking more like the gang of wilks booth right now. right? why can't senator cruz or rubio or house minority leader mccarthy lead an

anderson, i love you too. thank you brother. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." family first, right? but your family as well and i have new insight for you. we are in a two front conflict right now. all right? the first front is the battle within the gop. i say it's first because it has a huge impact on the second front. so the party of lincoln is looking more like the gang of wilks booth right now. right? why can't senator cruz or rubio or house minority leader mccarthy lead and say this? loony lies, conspiracy theories are cancer for the republican party and our country. somebody that suggested perhaps no airplane hit the pentagon on 9/11, that horrifying school shootings were prestaged, that the clintons crashed jfk jr.'s airplane is not living in reality. this has nothing to do with the challenges facing american families or the robust debates on substance that can strengthen the party. now, i would wager every one of you agrees with what i just said. but you have not heard this from the majority of gopers in congress. here is the question. is that about to change? why might it c

i'm chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time." your time is right. a big man anderson cooper is in wisconsin for the big cnn town hall with president joe biden. it begins one hour from now, but we've just received word that the president has landed in wisconsin. now, the big question is obviously about the big challenge. can president biden get the country on the same page about the pandemic? he's there now. this will be his first official trip as president four weeks in. he's taking the pitch for his $1.9 trillion relief plan on the road. wisconsin battle ground state helped secure biden's victory. also, hard hit by the weather, hard hit by the economy, hard hit by the pandemic. now, this is all a leadup to the house vote that is expected on the package next week. the biden presidency will be defined in large part by his job on the pandemic, but also, whether he can help us move past the pain of division. his predecessor's ghost is still haunting us post impeachment. trump's silence was strategic. the trial is over. so is the silence. he is now in war mode on his own

i'm chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time." your time is right. a big man andersonbig cnn town hall with president joe biden. it begins one hour from now, but we've just received word that the president has landed in wisconsin. now, the big question is obviously about the bi

chris alvarez. >>> well, you may have first heard of oakland native and warriors forward juan toscano-anderson over many warriors teammates as they used their platform to promote change. on the court the 27-year-old east bay native is making the most of his role in the starting line-up these days. recently juan, who goes by several nicknames including juan t and jta gained social media fame by being called steph's teammate in a bleacher report tweet. he responded by saying hi, i'm steph's teammate. my name is juan. but today we learned nobody ever calls him by his first name. >> it's super weird hearing people call me juan because nobody calls me juan. none of my friends. my mom doesn't call me juan. my girlfriend doesn't call me juan. i thought that was funny. honestly, i didn't think that tweet was going to blow up the way it did. i was just trying to be funny to be honest. you know, i mean, for me as long as i have a reference and people know who i am in this league then that's really what matters to me. >> what does your mom call you? >> honey. hey, honey. she's never -- i can't even recall the

anderson learns quickly is an understatement. at age 12 he is a college student. >> we are thrilled to offer you. chrisl world who study aerospace engineering. you say you're not that smart, really? >> no, i don't think i'm smart, number one there are a lot of people smarter than me and there's a lot of people who work harder than me so compared to them i'm definitely not smart chris: caleb's parents beg to differ at age six months he was reading. >> that is right. >> easily set a hunger and thirst for knowledge. sandra: they nurtured his abilities teaching him sign language. chris: by age two he was a first grader. >> how many. >> three. >> i remember all of these kids twice my age and twice my height towering over me i think that's when i first realized i was a bit different. >> being different was not always easy. >> middle school was pretty bad for me i was old enough to understand and they're not young enough to not care. chris: these days caleb is wrapping up high school while taking courses at a technical college. >> currently i'm studying basic things physics one, chemistry one and i'm taking w

anderson's digital news show. you can catch it at 6:00 p.m. at cnn.com or watch it on there or the cnn app any time on demand. let's hand it over to chris time." >> appreciate it, john. i am chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. do you want to know why the democrats can't even get a deal on pandemic relief? the answer is trump. the right is in a war with itself over whether it will be defined by principles that work in a democracy or by whether they are in with a demagog. the idea of whether or not conservatives should invite trump to speak at their annual shindig brought out this divide in real time on camera. look. >> yes, he

anderson's digital news show. you can catch it at 6:00 p.m. at cnn.com or watch it on there or the cnn app any time on demand. let's hand it over to chris at "cuomo prime time." >> appreciate it, john. i am chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. do you want to know why the democrats can't even get a deal on pandemic relief? the answer is trump. the right is in a war with itself over whether it will be defined by principles that work in a democracy or by whether they are in with a demagog. the idea of whether or not conservatives should invite trump to speak at their annual shindig brought out this divide in real time on camera. look. >> yes, he should. >> that's up to cpac, i have been clear in my views about president trump and the extent to which following january 6th i don't believe that he should be playing a role in the future of the party. >> on that high note, thank you all very much. >> while cheney, number three, is saying what should be obvious, that they don't want the party to be linked to the ugliness of january 6th and the man who started it, mccarthy's oh, well on that high note. what do you expect, m mr. mccarthy? remember,