and, of course, anderson also that military background as well. he served for several years in the u.s. army. >> all right. jessica schneider, appreciate that update. again, even as that suspect was being taken into custody, a killer was preparing to attack the cha bad synagogue in the san diego suburb of poway, california. there was blaking news on that as well. it turns out the fbi was given word of a threatening anti-semitic post by someone using the killer's name. saladl sadly, the tip came five minutes before the shooting. rabbi goldstein had just finished comforting lori kaye who was there mourning the death of her own mother. that's when the white supremacist opened fire. we're not saying his name because it gives no purpose to give him recognition that he may have been seeking because it means spending less time learning about the woman whose life he took or the rabbi she died protecting. i spoke with rabbi goldstein earlier this evening. >> rabbi goldstein, i want to thank you for taking the time to talk with us tonight. how are you doing

anderson cooper forgave him. that's the kind of guy anderson is.2, citizen trump tweeted "the apprentice" was the number one show on television on sunday from 10:00 to 11:00. congratulations, donald. hey, it's a good life. a good life lesson. if no one else is tweeting compliments about you, tweet your own, you deserve it. now, obviously i've been joking about this the whole time. i don't talk about myself in the third person, nor does anyone at cnn. >> that wolf blitzer, the best beard in the business. he's wolf blitzer and he's in "the situation room." >> okay. wolf is allowed to talk however he wants. he's the hardest working guy in television. you should hear his beard talk in the second person. it's weird. as for president trump, anderson cooper will be looking for him and his very, very large brain on the ridiculist. that does it for anderson cooper. i'll hand it over to chris cuomo for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> thank you, mr. cooper. i am chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time." new information that homeland security was told not to even

>> anderson, i'll take only one second.ee the fire at notre dame cathedral in paris. especially this week, especially this week of good friday and easter sunday. and this humble muslim invites all of them to come to my humble home and please worship and celebrate easter at our home. so that invitation is sincerely extended. now to answer your question, your comment, this president has a habit of inciting division and hatred. that is his modus operandi. he feels powerful when he bullies others. and especially nowadays he is a bully who is afraid, who is afraid about this mueller's report, that is about to be released. all of his misdeeds are listed, regardless of how much his attorney general tries to hide, tries to whitewash it, it will be released and the nation would come to know. i know most of america is decent, compassionate. he has used not only muslims but he has used immigrantsch he had used asylum seekers. he has used families. he has used small children put in the cages. just to make a point so that he can maintai

anderson is next. >>> good evening. we have new information tonight on the story that we first reported last night and that "the new york times" first broke. sources familiar with the conversations telling us that several people on robert mueller's team are frustrated about how attorney general william barr, the nation's top law enforcement official characterized some of the special counsel's unreleased report. they reportedly contend that his four-page summary glossed over potentially damaging information in the full report about the president's actions. our pamela brown has new details on that. she joins us in just a minute or two. but first, how the president and his supporters are reacting to the story and what they're saying once again about the mueller team. it's kind of a throwback to those thrilling days of yesteryear when this was the official line about all things robert mueller. >> the problem with mueller investigation is everybody's got massive conflicts. >> mr. mueller is highly conflicted. in fact, comey

>> reporter: absolutely, anderson.s would be like family separation light in that administration officials have been talking about this for some time but it's getting a second look and now under consideration in this newly purgeded department of homeland security and called a binary choice. essentially families would come across the border and families would be given a choice. you could be detained altogether as one family unit or agree and essentially tell the government that it's okay for your children to be separated from you for however long it takes for that parent to go through the immigration court process. it essentially gives these parents a sophie's choice. they literally would have to tell officials at that point whether or not it's okay and given what we know right now about how this family separation policy has worked in the past, those parents would essentially be facing the option at that point of essentially never seeing their kids again, because as we know, the trump administration has had enormous dif

thank you. >> thank you, anderson. >>> back now with the group.o more legal experts, carrie cordero and shan wu. carrie, i wonder what you're making about what jerry nadler is saying about the press conference tomorrow and the way the attorney general is going about releasing this? >> i have been one who has been giving the attorney general the benefit of the doubt up until the report actually comes out. >> you said that last night a lot. >> and i am holding out to see what he actually releases. so my best explanation of why he might be doing it this way is that he doesn't want to talk about the content of the report. in other words, he doesn't actually want to answer questions about the substance of the report and get into whether the report says things that are different than what was in his letter or it's characterized differently. what he wants to do in the press conference is talk about the process. now, i'm speculating. i don't know if that's actually what he'll do, and maybe he'll get up and reiterate everything that was in his four-page le

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mcavoy chased off by anderson.ight back in, anderson stepped in front of by charlie coyle who can accelerate ahead. heinen moving on, marchand, jones able to stagger free and hand it back out. panarin brings it back on. score of two tonight. wagner there, not onside play, on goal by marchand anyway and offside. >> mike m.: can't get much closer than this for the bruins. going to ring this one off the goal post. chara waits and tries to get it through. redirection finally pops off charlie coyle and he'll ding it off the post. good feed through, heinen gets piece of it, bobrovsky fends it off. then gets piece of it again as coyle tries to get the rebound and hits iron. >> mike e.: intentionally offside brings the face-off back in front of rask. dubois is wading in with kuraly on this one. from the tie up, kuraly able to poke it back to the corner. and back out. we are a minute away from a second overtime unless someone scores here. acciari trickled it back in. banged back out by jones. lofted back in by acciari. jone

thank you. >> my pleasure, anderson. thank you. >> well, joining us now, "new york times" white house correspondent cnn political analyst maggie haberman, gloria borger, and cnn chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin. do we know, maggie, where the president actually stands on mueller now? he didn't like him and then he liked him. >> i think he stands wherever it is good for donald trump is how he feels about robert mueller. so when the summary came out from bill barr and he was able to seize on the parts of that that seemed goo, he did that. one of the things that has come out in the last day is there were people on the mueller team who were surprised at how barr handled this and how the president seized on that. and i don't understand how anyone could have watched the last two years and have been surprised by what the president did because this is pretty much how he handles all of these things. i think you will see him and rudy giuliani say any number of things about this report as we head into the time when it is portions

anderson starts now. >>> good evening. with president trump threatening to shout down the entire u.s. southern border and suspending aid, aid which is meant to prevent people from leaving those countries coming to the u.s., we begin tonight with a headline you might have missed. it reads secretary nielsen signs compact to stem migration at the source. that's from a press release from the department of homeland security and, yes, it is not the catchiest title, but the message is clear enough. the trump administration, along with guatemala, honduras and el salvador are working on the root causes here at home. the signing was on wednesday in honduras. so it would seem that administration policy was pretty focussed on inkreecreasing the s on the front lines in those countries. just a day after that press release the president announced this. >> i have ended payments to guatemala, to honduras and to el salvador. we were giving them $500 million. we're giving them tremendous aid. we stopped payment. to honduras, to guatemala and

thank you, anderson. >>> nick mulvaney. defending the president's decision, citing the former dhs secretary. >> when jay johnson says it's a crisis, i hope he will believe us. many folks in the media, not you necessarily, but a lot of other networks didn't believe us when we said what was happening at the border was a crisis, a humanitarian crisis, a security crisis. i'm very glad to see that jay johnson now is admitting that we were right and that 100,000 people coming across the border this month, that is not a made up number by the way, that is a crisis. >> joining us now is the man himself jay johnson. is he right, are you admitting they were right all along? >> well, first, anderson, it is not a matter of admitting and acknowledging somebody is right or wrong. there is a crisis. 4,000 apprehensions in one day 100,000 apprehensions in a month on the southern board. it is the equivalent of albany, new york, showing up on the southern border. >> it is unprecedented. >> it is unprecedented. we haven't seen numbers like tha

i'm anderson cooper thank you for joining us. the mueller report is out and let the spin begin. on capitol hill democrats outraged by bill barr handling of the release and findings are sowing to get to the truth. today jerry nadler issued a subpoena for the full report on unredacted and saying barr is an agent of the president who misled americans. among the issues, barr's conclusion there was no obstruction by the presidentine as the report clearly states the special counsel could not definitively rule out any criminal conduct and now nadler said mueller gave lawmakers a road map that he intends to follow. >> based on the reading 188 pages of evidence or so on obstruction of justice, do you believe the president committed obstruction of justice? >> i believe he committed obstruction of justice, yes. >> and then there is the issue of collusion. between the trump campaign and russia. the allegations of it. the special counsel found while team trump believed it would benefit from the russian actions no one took criminals steps to help. that's inspiring a victory lap at the white h

and anderson starts now. >>> good evening. a very busy hour ahead, whether it's the arrest of wikileaks's julian assange or the story we begin with tonight, the attorney general of the united states and exactly who he is and is not working for. is he an impartial lawman or trying to curry favor with president trump? the question is being asked tonight because of barr's most recent senate testimony and the way he characterized aspects of the fbi's russia counterintelligence investigation, specifically this. >> we want to make sure that during -- i think spying on a political campaign is a big deal. it's a big deal. >> so you're not -- you're not suggesting, though, that spying occurred? >> i don't -- well, i guess you could -- i think there is a spying did occur. yes, i think spying did occur. >> well, let me -- >> but the question is whether it was predicated, adequately predicated. and i'm not suggesting it wasn't adequately predicated, but i need to explore that. >> needs to explore that. a source familiar with the attorney

>> anderson, i do think it is set low.o say, though, that this report is certainly a political loss for the president. it is very damaging. no question about it. and you could make the case that this is a legal victory for the president because there is no criminal conspiracy here, and he's not being charged by the attorney general with obstruction and his family has not been charged either. so that is a win for the president on the legal side but politically this is in many respects quite devastating and would have been even more devastating if we had read this for the first time. we've gotten more granular detail about like don mcgahn refusing to fire the special counsel, that stuff we knew. but it is a shock -- >> we knew it but they lied about it. we knew it because reporters said it but the white house denied it. it is interesting that you believe it is a political defeat for the president because you could also just argue the counter that he can say no collusion, no obstruction, which is what he has been saying, even

and it is signed by two gentlemen and john anderson again. john anderson signed it twice. this is a document signed by the key players at mount vernon that had never been seen by mount vernon or anyone else. the other first on camera to see the document. these are the original pictures of george and martha washington, silhouettes of george and martha washington. it is all hand written in george washington's handwriting. the document itself is a document that was put together by an attorney and it was put together on august 8, 1799. and when it was put together, the lease signed it. on september 8 when george washington wrote this, him and martha and clark custis and john anderson signed it. you see the difference in the pen. this is done in a dark pen and these on the bottom are done in a letter pen. the key to this is, three months before his death he has the seal that is on his well. he wrote nine letters from the time this was written until he died, three months later. 4 of those letters were written to alexander hamilton, 2 of the letters were written to the secretary

anderson." her quest for equality. >> a true american trail blazer. >>> we're mourning the death of three marines killed by a roadside bomb in afghanistan. christopher slutman and were conducting operations along with benjamin hines. they were killed after a suicide bomber drove into their convoy. sergeant slutman had been a 15-year member o department. >> that's christopher slutman five years ago receiving an new york city firefighter ciour rushing into a burning woman. life presence. he demanded a lot of respect because of his character, his moral courage. >> reporter: so it was no surprise he put his life on the line for others yet again, joining the marines, becoming a staff sergeant, then came that devastating news yesterday, that he was one of three u.s. service members killed in afghanistan by a powerful taliban bomb. >> christopher slutman, an american hero, a new york hero, and we mourn his loss today. >> he was extremely passionate about being a firefighter and a marine. >> tricketts a

but anderson, here's the problem with our constitutional democracy. i mean, madison in federalist 51 when he talked about separation of powers and a check on the system, he assumed that people would be loyal to the branch they serve in, that ambition would counteract ambition, that congress would check the executive branch because it's in our self-interest. what's happened now is people are more loyal to their party than to the institution. and that's why the checks and balances system has not been working the way the founders intended. >> finally, there is certainly a lot of talk about impeachment of the president, and if your party's going to go that route, are you in favor of moving towards impeachment proceedings? >> not at this point. i'm where nancy pelosi is. we need to have a deliberate, methodical process. we need to have bob mueller testify. there's something different about having the american people hear from bob mueller. there are not many people who have read a 450, 480-page report. we need to hear from don mcgahn. and then we need to ha

anderson? >> martin savidge, appreciate it. >> more perspective from someone who has done a lot of reporting from the border as well as along the route of the central american caravans, jorge ramos. jorge, the president saying today that if congress doesn't fix the problem, he's not ruling out closing the border by next weekend. does this make any sense to you, the idea that he actually could close the border, and by closing the border, he obviously really means the points of entry? >> it doesn't make any sense for me. it's simply a presidential tantrum. because, if he wants to close the border, and that means basically closing the ports of entry, then the thousands of immigrants what that are waiting on the mexican side, are going to go through the desert or through the rio grande or through the mountains, and then the problem is simply going to increase. it really doesn't make any sense whatsoever. he has to do many different things. at this point, his government is preventing thousands of im

anderson dam - >>> right now at 5:00, anderson day, one of the largest undergoing safety repairs. the status of that work coming up in a live report. plus -- >> i never s house. i don't know who came up with that. >> president trump on the defense after yet another top homeland security official resigns much we are live on capitol hill with where the president's broader fight stands this morning. >>> and marching to a new be ma can replace one of the most despised courses in school. it will be music to many south bay student's ears. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good morning to you. thanks so much. striking up the band. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get a check of the forecast before you head out the door. >> it starts out cool. we have gusty winds after a front passed through yesterday. the winds will wasps calm down the rest of the afternoon. right now the temperatures, as you get ready to step out the door, cooler with some mid-40s right now in parts of the north bay. upper 40s in san jose. as we head over toward concord, our temperatures wi

it's interesting anderson.about all of this today and they're claiming that even though the president tweeted this and is essentially disputing what don mcgahn is saying and what others are saying that he still has the ability and the executive privileges to block him from testifying up on capitol hill. the president hasn't announced publicly that he's going to exert executive privilege at this point but he's essentially announcing, we saw this yesterday that he's going to stop don mcgahn from testifying. he's going to block all the subpoenas and the white house and the president's legal team is taking a pretty expansive view when it comes to his executive powers and they're saying he has the right to do this no matter what he tweeted. >> the criticism is coming at the same time, the white house gearing up to fight the request and mcgahn to testify in front of congress. the question is can they really stop a private citizen from testifying about something that he already testified to mueller about. >> i talked

the last thing i want to say, anderson, about this.hen people hear about obamacare, if you happen to not like it or whatever, i just want you not to be reacting to a slogan. i want you to think about the fact that if all of a sudden 20 million americans lose their health care, you gotta think that you hope that will never be your family. your brother, your sister, your children. it's a very serious matter. people have to have access to health care. >> congresswoman love, it is kind of extraordinary that we went through this entire election in 2016, in which the president was always saying, you know, we're going to replace it, and instantly there's going to be this other system and it's going to be better and there's not going to be a time lapse, almost instantaneous. and here we are all this time later and he's essentially still making the same hollow promise that he has a plan but he just wants -- i mean, i guess people will believe him because they want to believe him. but again, it was a hollow promise back then. it's a hollow promi

and listen, anderson, i totally agree.now how much i strenuously support the agenda of this president, but i'm no sycophant, and i don't like this rhetoric at all. it's over the top and uncalled for. he shouldn't be using a word like treasonous. i would remind the president that for the last two years he and supporters like me, we have all been aghast that the left continually accused him of treason, of being an agent that was beholden to a foreign power. that was a ludicrous and unfair smear. let's not mirror the tactics. let's not use the same kind of hyperbole in attacking the left. i totally conquer with the president on his policies on the border and totally conquer that the democrats do favor open borders, but let's leave treason as a term out of it. we don't need to reach always for the most extreme language possible to describe our political opponents. >> max, there is not a lot of democrats i've heard saying i want an open border and people streaming across. and people to be able to go -- >> they don't say that be

puck turned over to anderson, slugged behind but chara steps to it there.3, savard to play it there. 10:45 to go in the first overtime period. jenner got it across. savard bringing it on, drive, deflected by mcavoy. chipped around behind, jenner able to settle it down again. boone jenner laid it back, savard a shot, cut off, jenner a shot down the glass. tipped along by dubinsky. taken to the outside by riley nash. nash jt holds and shoots one, off the pearaphernalia of rask and play is stopped again. >> mike m.: patrice bergeron had a golden opportunity in front of the net, can't get any better than this. marchand works harn dow low. puck comes back to the point. scrambles all around, tough for defenders totay on top of it. ju can't get hold of it. atkinson get stick on him. bergeron looking at wide open net, tries to kick through stick, misfires and bobrovsky with the save. >> mike e.: 10:07 to go first overtime period. below ten minutes left there will be a scrape of the ice. hat will take a little bit of time. lofted back out by krug. and touched by hig

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anderson starts now. >>> good evening.ttorney general william barr says the fbi spied on the trump presidential campaign, his department is looking into it. his words, spying did occur. tonight, keeping him honest, given we know there was a duly approved counter intelligence probe under way at the time and there was russian interference in the campaign, what to those words really mean? are they his way of signaling he's merely ensuring all investigations are conducted properly or do they mean he's embracing the conspiracy theory of the origins of the russian probe? the answer matters because barr is the top law enforcement officer in the country and the person in that role is supposed to serve the country, not the president. he made a judgment call not to pursue an obstruction of justice case against president trump, the one who summarized robert mueller's report in a way that has drawn allegations from inside mueller's own team that he misrepresented their work. he's the one who ultimately decides what we get to see of th

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pamela anderson, you get wikileaks. dennis rodman, you're on north korea.teven segall, you take russia. jenny mccarthy, vaccines. meat loaf, gmos, gary busey, can you have everything else. but i guess if you have a choice, you go with pamela anderson. [ applause ] maybe a change of scenery will be good for julian assange. he looks like the kind of guy who cackles at the sky while operating the tilt-a-whirl. why they gave him up is unknown, it's possible they got sick of him. according to their interior minister, he did a number of anti-social things, including smearing feces on the embassy wall. and speaking of someone who frequently welcomes houseguests, definitely the type of thing you frown upon when you own a home. while we're on the subject of hacking, it turns out that there are employees at amazon whose job it is to listen to questions you ask alexa. for real. they have a voice review process. the purpose according to amazon is to help their language recognition systems better understand your request. they claim all the information is treated with hi

chris. >> oh, the intrigue, anderson, the inteeg. i can't take it anymore.e iz cough on tonight, the famous reporter reported on this information with our now ag barr back in the '80s when this was going on. >> kind of dating him. >> look at the head of hair on iz cou izikov. remember congress has this type of clearance for classified information. you know, the idea that starting with some redactions are okay for congress is really not necessarily a reasonable argument. so, what should be expected color coded or not and what you can expect from ag barr and the argument of the night is going to be he showed you who he is. he showed you what he is about. don't be surprised. we also have the cardinal on tonight, do lan is here to talk to people what he believes comes next after notre dame. >> all right. chris, thanks, very much. look forward it to. that's in about 13 minutes from now. coming up next, new information about what happened in the first moments when the fire started at notre dame cathedral and hear from a priest who helped get them out. there are pe

wow. >> seth: you got to do a wes anderson movie. so, my son was watching "bottle rocket." i took him to see "bottle rocket." he's about ten. and he said to us at that time -- he said to stacy and i -- he said, "i'm going to direct movies." and he kept his word because he just finished his third. >> seth: that's so wonderful. [ cheers and applause ] >> he made friends. thank you. look for a max winkler production. so, he made friends with wes anderson. somehow he got into have a relationship with him. wes anderson wrote an e-mail to my son saying, "would your father be interested?" max, like, jumped through the phone and said, "dad, you've got to do this." the day we finished "barry", i got on a plane. i flew to france, landed in paris, took a train for two and a half hours down to angouleme. i hope i'm saying the name correctly. >> seth: they're not watching. >> no. [ laughter ] next year. >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah. the reruns. and i -- we spent 12 days with wes anderson who is unto himself. he really is a master. >> seth:

that's clear anderson. to the special counsel they found that the trump campaign knew that they could benefit from what the russians were up to and essentially were endorsing all of that activity by the russians. in the end what the special counsel found that they couldn't find a criminal conspiracy because they couldn't find there was an agreement between people associated with the trump campaign and the russians. they looked at a lot of different things, including beyond the conspiracy. the idea of looking at a campaign finance violation. wlnlt th whether or not that trump tower meeting that donald trump organized, whether that was a violation of campaign finance laws because it would be accepting a thing of value from a foreigner. they even looked at whether disseminating or spreading some of the e-mails that had been stolen from the clinton campaign, whether that would violate the stolen properties act. that's a federal law that makes it a crime to do that. they decided this was not enough to prosecute

>>the far north want to anderson that's where they're forcing you off the freeway that's thus far as you can go when i switch over to the traffic map you can see look at that rather trying to get out of san francisco. they're not going anywhere northbound you only have 2 lanes because it's commute time and they haven't switched around the lane. configuration yet. so what a mess it's backed up through sausalito across the golden gate through the toll plaza and i'm sure all the streets through sausalito are jammed up because we're saying if you wanted to avoid that you can get off the golden gate right away. >>get off the bridge right away and had the sausalito and avoid this but think about all the cars that are stuck behind the back you know when you're already on their that includes young freeway you gusset yes everybody's trying to get off and take those little side streets when you have thousands of people doing that. >>you're going nowhere we don't know how long this is going to take but i think we're going to be watching this for quite some time including kron on coming up just

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. >> clay anderson, thank you. >>> and 6:02 onhis saturday. up to speed on breaking news ot ince georges county. an overnight shooting leaves a man dead in fort washington.er called to tu road just off saint barnabas road. onceon-scene found a man outside of a home unresponsive. he did not survive. now police are searchg for the gunman responsible and trying to figure out the answer to the question, why? the motive. we'll stay on top of this and post it in thebc latest washington app. >>> today many will take advantage of thehe warmer we out there. >> we're excited. favorite, national cherry blossom parade. that means a lot of street closures. the ma how to get around. highlighting the many roads shut down along the parade route today. runs along constitution avenue to 17th street from 10:00 this morning until 2:00 this afternoon. also tday is emancipation day. another parade. a concert. also fireworks. that parade starts at 2:00 this afternoon and a concert following a 3:00 and firework later on pennsylvania avenue and also a number of road c

anderson starts now: >>> good evening. today cnn learned that the president of the united states asked a top border to break the law and promised him a pardon if he did. we also learned from the president himself who tweeted and spoke about it today that he wants his immigration authorities to do something that they have already told him would be unlawful and that others have called inhumane and extreme, whether it's legal or not. that's on top of new reporting that just days after telling the country he would not close the border for a year, he told officials in private to close it now. put it altogether with long with other recent statements and actions and it raises a number of questions. is this a president who doesn't know the difference between what's legal and not. is this a president who simply acts as if he's above the law? or is this a president who will do and say anything to cater to hi base and appear what he would consider to be tough even if the actions are never likely to occur. the day began with the white

he never had a conversation with anderson cooper. the problem is when that information becomes public that person gets dragged in the mud and has the opportunity to get their character assassinated. that's why we have a process. let the process take hold. let barr go through the review, give it to congress and then if they're not happy let the fights begin and now they're saying i'll give you a quick trial and a fair hanging and it's all about the fair hanging that i'm interested in. i don't think that's good for america if you like trump or don't like trump. >> later tonight, it's an eye-opening number, whatever you might think of the president, 22 false or misleading statements per day. way up from earlier in his presidency according to "the washington post." we'll talk about that what that can mean, keeping him honest, tonight. what sore muscles? what with advpounding head? .. advil is... relief that's fast. strength that lasts. you'll ask... what pain? with advil. (gasp) (singsong) budget meeting! sweet. if you compare last quart

and anderson, i'm a soldier. a washingtonian, i never held elected office, so i don't really know how it works on a spiritual, soulful level. but i will tell you this, i do not understand how a man who knows the law, who has been our attorney general, could put in a performance like that. >> hmm. >> i mean, this is about -- it's not about politics! it's about our country. and if you take the names off the parties, just look at the numbers. we have come to a state where over half of the senators on capitol hill think trump's okay, what he does is okay, and a plurality of the people's representatives think trump is okay. and i'm not sticking up for the democrats on this one, they've got their own sins, god knows, but where is the concern for our country? i do not see it. >> general peters, appreciate you being with us. thank you. >> joining us now is former nixon white house counsel, john dean, and carl bernstein, author, along with bob woodward of the original, all the president's men. carl, i mean, this culture o

anderson? >> all right. jeff zeleny, jeff, thanks. fortunate enough to have a colleague, someone who has had a close-up view of joe biden, the vice president, the senator and the campaigner, david axelrod. david, were you at all surprised by the focus on president trump? during the video that biden made? it sort of runs counter to what a lot of the other candidates are saying, this can't just be about donald trump. >> i thought it was an interesting strategic move. when you think about it, what everybody says about joe biden, yeah, he would be a very strong candidate against donald trump, but we don't know whether he can get through this democratic party and these nominating fights. and so what he decided to do was give people a preview of what that battle would look like. and he lifted the stakes in a way that i thought was very, very effective. >> so in a sense, kind of looking past the primary? >> exactly. saying, you know, i think he in a subtle way kind of consigned everybody else to the kiddie table and said i'm coming back to t

anderson, that was a keeper, thank you very much. i am chris cuomo.push up -- welcome to "prime time." headlines are full of heat. but this is about what light the law sheds on what we just learned. the attorney general provided us with key insights today into what he is about. and where we are headed. he says spying, knowing the term is an insult to the men and women who work for him. everything he said was calculated and we will show you where it leads. cuomo's court is in session tonight. >>> and a second case for our legal mind

rolealso lauded lincoln's in striking the chains of slavery from marian anderson's ancestors. thisnk the timing of concert is particularly important. it is april, 1939. it is a moment of growing awareness of nazi is a -- not -- nazism abroad. singersmparing jewish i stageanned from a naz and anderson being shunned from the dar hall, one person pointed out the crucial difference between hitler's germany and roosevelt america. in washington, we have a shrine for abraham lincoln. in this more explicit acknowledgment of lincoln's role as an emancipated, including his work in freeing those of an oppressed race. take a new poised to role as the 1940's begin. he appeared with increasing frequency in hollywood movies and broadway plays. he figured as the central 1941ct in aaron copland's lincoln portrait, celebrating american spirit in the aftermath of pearl harbor. he featured greater prominence in fdr's speeches. not surprising because roosevelt hired lincoln dramatist robert sherwood as a speechwriter. it was the civil war, not the revolution that was used most often in world war i

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