anderson cooper, 75%. you mentioned people who make you angry, because you don't feel like they are telling you the other side. active discussion yesterday in washington about the news media and trust. tucker carlsen responded to questions about whether he could speak against president trump at fox news. take a look. [video clip] tucker: could you go negative on trump in a sustained way? could you support someone without your audience turning off? tucker: when you and everybody else in american media were cheering on the war with syria or iran or some other insane neocon quagmire, and trump kind of fell for it, and i went after him direct leak, multiple times. >> you don't have to clear that? tucker: i don't clear anybody -- anything with anybody. the truth is it's just so interesting to me. you may hate my politics. obviously you do. when with me. but the fact that there is only one tv channel in the entire country of 350 million people that allows actual free speech, and that is the one that the new york

tonight, my colleague anderson cooper, anderson got congressman jamie raskin to tell him more about what out takes the committee has. in just 340moments, committee member adam schiff says you'll hear people urging the ex president to say things to try to get the attackers to go home, things that he can't be prevailed upon to do or say. now, that as one day after the secret service turned over precisely one text exchange to a government watchdog who had requested a month's worth of records for 24 secret service personnel. the january 6th committee is expressing what they call concerns about how the secret service handled that cell phone data. bennie thompson and liz cheney upping the ante saying that quote, the procedure for pro serving content prior to this purge appears to have been contrary to federal records retention requirements and may represent a possible violation of the federal records act. and going on to say that the committee is seeking additional secret service records, as well so stay tuned for that. the secret service responding to the committee saying it will provide the

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. >>> and today on the drew barrymore show, guest anderson cooper. watch here at 2:00 here on kpix 5. >>> we've heard about learning loss during the pandemic. but what about outside of the classroom. coming into school, a lot of kids are lacking due to lockdown and how some are making up for lost time. let's check in one last time with first alert meteorologist jessica burch with a look at our fourth of july forecast. >> long story short, it is cloudy and gloomy and i'm exhausted. this is not what fourth of july is supposed to look like. supposedly it does in san francisco. >> welcome to the bay. >> and inland areas that, what i'm used to. more clear and dry and you could see the sunshine right now. this is a live look just in san jose. with that blanket of marine layer pushing in off shore. this is all thanks to low pressure pushing its way in from the gulf of alaska and it will get more dense, i stopped the clock at 5:30 and notice how the fog will bleed in from off shore and it gets more dense around 7:00 and then that is really it after 10:00. it

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a mother of one victim tells our anderson cooper -- >> nothing surprises me about this man now. what does surprised me is that that professional golfers have been morally compromised in my view to breed. that is what really surprises me. >> let's bring in now, sports writer, ric riley. he is the author of so help me golf, while we love the game and commander in chief, how golf explains trump. they could be joining us. this is a highly controversial topic here. we see these pictures of trump and his political tournament, the glitz and glam for him. people are accusing him and coffers a turning a blind eye to the actions of saudi arabia. why is he doing this? >> because he loves the attention. he had a tournaments that they go at that club, the pga. he got it taken away after a coup thing that he helped incite. somehow, he thinks the pga tour was to blame for that, even though he's getting the mixed up as the pga of america. this is the pga tour. it is not care. by the way, he lives at the golf course. all of a sudden, the guy who was so upset about 9/11, when he ran in 2016, oh,

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room," i'll be back in one hour filling in for anderson cooper atn tonight. until then, thank you very much for watching. erin burnett starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, trump's january 6th outburst, two secret service staffers corroborating parts of cassidy hutchinson's damning testimony, plus, on trial, brittney griner appearing in russian courtroom as prosecutors lay out their case against her. any chance of a fair trial? and it may be one of the toughest fights of a political career, republican congresswoman liz cheney facing off against her trump-backed challenger and her role on the january 6th committee front and center. let's go

. >> so this brought to my something i saw today earlier today, anderson cooper was interviewing johnson asked john dean or you nervous when you testified in the watergate hearings? and john dean said no, because richard nixon was weekend, he was politically weekend. and the question is has that happened, or is that happening to donald trump? i'll certainly defer to you as the conservative in the room, it sounds like that may be starting. that >> is starting. he's still the front runner, i think, for the 2024 nomination. but in a fragmented field, he is still the best friend. but is clear to me there are more and more people every day in the party who are looking for a way out of this. >> the reason this is important is because, scott pelley, we've been doing this for what, 25 years? >> 15, 16 years that we've been talking about this. and the first time i've heard you say that, because we've had all these things, there's two impeachments, the beginning of the insurrection and the tape. you know, the infamous pita up. and you said, we're making all this heavy about this, and people don't

. >> good evening, i'm anderson cooper in new york, jacob and washington, d.c..the former president to extremist elements who stormed the capitol, making the case that he deliberately used them in his attempt to overturn the election. >> someone, anderson, who knew what he was doing, and according to community vice chair, liz cheney, had every reason to know what he was doing was wrong. >> now the argument seems to be the president trump was manipulated by others outside the administration. that he was persuaded to ignore his closes

anderson cooper was interviewing john dean. he was asking him, were you nervous when you testified in the watergate hearings? he said no, because richard nixon was weekend. he was politically weekend. and of the question is, has that happen, or is that happening to donald trump? i will defer to you as the conservative in the room. it sounds like you are saying that maybe starting? now >> it's starting, look, he is still the front runner for the 24 nomination. but any fragmented, field, it's clear to me, that there are more and more people every day in the party. who are looking for a way out of this. >> i thought this was important, because scott, how long have we've been doing this? 25 years? 15, 2016, we've been talking about this. this is the first time i've heard you say that. we have all these sayings, two impeachments, and the beginning of the insurrection. and the take, you know, the infamous p-word tape. and you said, we are making all this hay about this, and people don't care. they will still vote for him. they still

. >>> that evening, i am anderson cooper in new york with jake tapper in washington, d.c. the president to the case that he deliberately use

listen to this parent, angel garza, last night, with my colleague anderson cooper. >> we want to, younow, fight until we do get the answers that we are looking for. we deserve that. our children deserve that. that's really what it's about. we want our babies to rest in peace. we want to know so we can grieve properly, so we can try to move forward. >> his stepdaughter was murdered on that day. what is the single biggest question unanswered in your opinion from that report for these families? >> i want to know who knew what and when and why they didn't act. department of public safety is accountable for me. you had a texas ranger walking around that building 15, 20 minutes on the phone. i want to know who he was on the phone with and i want to know what they were telling him and why they were telling him not to listen to anybody, why not tell him get ten of our guys and go in? because we had the resources like that report indicates. we had the fire power and manpower and know-how and the training for a paramilitary group. this is greg abbott's operation lone star team was there on the

he said this on cnn i believe is to anderson cooper he is not challenged on that in any way, shape, form even knew then you could have breakthrough cases in these situations. now he's gotten four vaccine shots and he is getting covid the way i get those robo call saying cars warranty is expired. set my car got stolen that's hard to happen. but there's not much of a difference as you said, rachel, of joe biden beating quarantine in his actual schedule. we see so little of him. we have all either had covid, most people do fine with it. the immuno compromise, the elderly of course are going have a problem with just like if they had pneumonia, the flu and other issues. but clearly now we see society as learn how to live with this and we know how to handle it. we wish the president well. >> when will it all end? when will all the theater and that is the question. >> if we had that answer rachel at wheat i'll be right now premier glad the president is okay as joe said. all right moving on, house speaker nancy pelosi heads to asia, china is turning up the temperature with a new threat that if s

thank you, anderson cooper. we appreciate it. i am laura coates and this is cnn tonight. for everyone out there wondering which came first, the chicken or the egg? or maybe the doj or the committee investigation. it might become more clear. the committee maybe flexing its legislative and oversight powers to illuminate what led up to and what really happened on january 6th. but the doj isn't waiting for the torch to be passed. it appears to be investigating the actions of donald trump himself. that's according to the washington post tonight. cnn can confirm the key aide to mike pence, his former chief of staff, mike short, and his lead counsel, greg jacob have already testified before a federal grand jury. pretty high up! the prosecutors asked hours and asked questions of meetings that trump himself led. meetings like the one jacob described at the january six committee, remember this? >> mr. eastman came in. he said, i'm here to request that you reject the elector. i said, john, if the vice president did what you are asking him to do, we would lose nine to nothing in the

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first instinct is always to uphold the old rules, criticizing the supreme court too harsh ly anderson coopernch table and period with the union hall and that's what he wanted as the rights are being threatened and one activist said you go to war with the challenging donald rumsfeld and not clear that biden made the transition. >> gun rights and the decision on climate, right, these were the results, as isaac and i were saying of many years, even decades long effort by republicans and conservatives to get influence on the court to overturn past decisions, and create new precedence here. is there an understanding inside the party that that's what's required on the flip side? there's no executive order to turn that around? >> definitely, jim. the party members understand that anything that president biden ultimately does, the executive action is not going to reverse what the supreme court just did on roe v. wade, what they've done on guns, but they understand that but what they're saying is that the president, you know, to ron's point, needs to battle on the same playing field as this republica

ac 360 with anderson cooper starts now. >>> good evening, seventh person died from gunshot wounds suffered at yesterday's july 4 parade in illinois. just outside chicago. seven people celebrating this country's foundational holiday sacrificed to its modern reality. >> police say a single gunman with an ar 15 type rifle fired upwards of 70 rounds from a rooftop into the crowd. the suspect now in custody charged tonight with seven counts of murder. apparently a young nobody with a history of posting violent images online. they had encounters in 2019 one involving a reported suicide attempt. the other after a family member told police he said he was going to quote kill everyone. they took 16 knives at that time. we won't show his photograph or use his name. we'll tell you what we know about the peoples whose lives he took. a lifelong member of the north shore congregation. where she served as an event coordinator. before that a preschoolteacher. local shopkeeper says she always brought a smile and a hug and a beautiful ray of light. jackie was 63. nicholas had come from mexico to visit family

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ac 360 with anderson cooper starts now. >>> good evening, seventh person died from gunshot wounds sufferedago. seven people celebrating this country's foundational holiday sacrificed to its modern reality.

the clip from that turning point conference and he had his anderson cooper shirt on trying to look all's happening? the fact that anybody bought a fist bump from a guy in a red tie, in his suit, it's like, oh, my goodness, you and your dockers and suit and solidarity -- it's sort of like if the insurrectionists were the worst theme park in the world, which i feel like they created, like a racist, white supremacist theme park, josh hawley could be their mascot. you know, just wandering around in that suit and doing that. >> you're mentioning the way that so much of this is contrived. it would be understandable for anyone to run from those people. we saw what they demand but the contrivance is he claims to support them, but deep down he knows he probably isn't really for them, which in some ways is even worse or equally bad. and he appears to believe they're really for him. you mentioned theme parks and that prism. i want to show he's still dealing merch here. i mean, this was a criminal attack on the capital and he still has up here this fist pump image, a photo taken by politico that h

. >>> that evening, i am anderson cooper in new york with jake tapper in washington, d.c. today, the january 6 committee >> to the president to the case that he deliberately use them in his attempt to overturn the election. >> someone who knew what he was doing. according to congresswoman liz cheney, he had every reason to know that what he was doing was wrong. >> the argument seems to be the president trump was manipulated by others outside the administration. that he was persuaded to ignore his closest advisors and that he was incapable of telling right from wrong. this, of course, is nonsense. president trump is a 76-year- old man. he is not an impressionable child. >> the first time the public were shown testimony from pat cipollone, who spoke to the panel friday. >> going to start by asking you if you agree with all of the individuals that there is no evidence of no election fraud sufficient to change the outcome ? >> yes, i believe that. >> did you believe that the president should concede once you made determination based on the. did you form the believe that the pr

thank you, anderson cooper. this is "don lemon tonight." i'm laura coates in for don.e seeing a recurring theme in the search to get answers for january 6th, deleted documents. in their exclusive tonight, the hunt for missing secret service texts goes back more than a year, it seems. and it turns out investigators knew the texts were deleted in may. i don't mean may of this year. i mean may of last year. that's actually seven months earlier than what the secret service told congress. now, this is on top of reporting from the "washington post," the text from acting homeland security chief are mia. dhs offering a similar excuse, that texts were lost in some sort of reset of government phones at the end of the trump administration. wolf is just the latest of trump cabinet level officials we're learning has actually talked to the house select committee. cnn has also learned that interview was several months ago. that's before investigators knew about the missing records. so, now we've got missing homeland security records along with deleted secret service text messages. ju

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i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room," i'll be back in one hour filling in for anderson cooper at 8:00 p.m. eastern tonight. until then, thank you very much for watching. erin burnett starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, trump's january 6th outburst, two secret service staffers corroborating parts of cassidy hutchinson's damning testimony, plus, on trial, brittney griner appearing in russian courtroom as prosecutors lay out their case against her. any chance of a fair trial? and it may be one of the toughest fights of a political career, republican congresswoman liz cheney facing off against her trump-backed challenger and her role on the january 6th committee front and center. let's go "outfront." good evening, i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett, "outfront" tonight, trump's tyrade, seeming to back up part of cassidy cassidy hutchinson's testimony, two secret service staffers saying more than a year, stories have been circulating about trump's behavior before and on january 6th, including how an angry donald trump demanded to go to the capitol with supporters after his speech

i remember very vividly, very clearly that night anderson cooper spoke with one of the family membersr-old girl had a krelt phone trying to call for help, reach authorities. in that moment we all wondered why did she have to wait so long. ever since, we have not received answers. that's why news media outlets have had to sue in order to get some of this material. it's important to say, fred, as we get this report, read through all the pages, there is still more that needs to be released including body cam videos and radio transmissions and 911 calls. people need to see and hear that themselves. some of it is too gruesome to bear. today is a big step in that direction, but only one step, fred. >> and now earlier in the last week, we just came off surveillance footage was released to the public with edits by the "austin american-statesman" newspaper. what do we know about how they came to the decision of publicizing this surveillance video. you know, clearly a lot of family members were upset about it, but what was the decision-making process? >> right. there was awareness that there wo

there's -- i'm anderson cooper, and there you are.now, i'd never done an impression, and "snl" is predicated on impressions. >> seth: yeah. >> so the first rehearsal, i just kind of whipped out, "uh, yeah uh, okay." and that was it. >> seth: yeah. >> "i just kind of did that to my voice ah, ray romano ha." >> seth: i think that was the extent of it, too. >> that was it >> seth: yeah. >> i think everyone realized, "oh, we can't give him dialogue." [ light laughter ] "how are you doing?" >> seth: it's better than i remember i will say it's a lot better than i remember. >> yes >> seth: yeah. do people -- when you -- i mean, first of all, this is a raised level of difficulty here with this gru now you got to do a kid gru. >> oh, so hard >> seth: so hard >> oh, my gosh >> seth: do people ever -- >> i'm being facetious >> seth: do people ever -- [ laughter ] >> it's really not hard. >> seth: do people ever say to you, "how do you come up with your funny voices? >> never [ laughter ] it just doesn't happen i think anyone can do gru. really,

thank you, anderson cooper. this is "don lemon tonight." i'm laura coates in for don.earch to get answers for january 6th, deleted documents. in their exclusive tig

. >> good evening, i'm anderson cooper in new york, jacob and washington, d.c.. a hearing of the january six committee aimed at connecting the former president to extremist elements who stormed the capitol, making the case that he deliberately used them in his attempt to overturn the election. >> someone, anderson, who knew what he was doing, and according to community vice chair, liz cheney, had every reason to know what he was doing was wrong. >> now the argument seems to be the president trump was manipulated by others outside the administration. that he was persuaded to ignore his closest advisors. and that he was incapable of telling right from wrong. this of course is nonsense. president trump is a 76-year-old man, he is not an impressionable child. >> today, was the first time the public was shown the testimony of principle on who spoke to the panel last friday. >> start by asking you a few questions, mr. cipollone. more than bill, bore all of the -- election -- >> i agree with that. >> did you believe, mr. cipollone, that the president should concede once

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anderson cooper is 75%.ou mentioned people who make you angry because you do not feel like you are being told the other side. at this discussion about the news media and trust, tucker carlsen responded to questions of whether he could speak against president trump, the former president at fox news. take a look. [video clip] >> would you go particularly negative on trump in a sustained way? could you support someone else without your audience turning off? >> yeah. when you and everybody else in the american media were cheering on a new war with syria, iran, or some other insane neocon quagmire and you guys pushed constantly and trump fell for it and i went after him directly, multiple times on that. >> you don't have to clear that with -- >> i don't clear anything with anybody. the truth is it is just so interesting to me. you may hate my politics, if you do, fine with me. the fact there is only one tv channel and the entire country, a country of 350 million people, that allows actual free speech and that is

i'm anderson cooper. >> and i'm jake tapper. legitimate results of the 2020 election including trump's role in inspiring, inciting, instructing his supporters to come to washington, d.c., and march to the capitol. how many did trump and people in his circle know were armed and planning to violently stop the counting of votes. we don't know yet. pat cipollone was interviewed behind closed doors on friday. cnn has learned cipollone was asked extensively about a meeting in 2020 involving trump and some of the most extreme, perhaps even unhinged, election deniers. we're told that meeting will be spotlighted in the hearing. cnn has confirmed stephen ayres, a rioter who pleaded guilty to entering the capitol illegally, will appear as will a former spokesman for the oath keepers. jason van tatenhove who said he was the propagandist. this will shed new light on the actions and motivations of the oath keepers and proud boys whose leaders face sedition charges in connection with the january 6 riot and how those extremists were tied to tru

cooper. or were you afraid? and i said anderson at weren't you afraid to challenge? i shouldn't look anderson. this is what you should be doing. journalists should be challenging people not acquiescing in the lives that they spewed. so that was an example of how a very prominent journalist thought that he should be afraid. and when i went on his show that same night, he started with the same question, weren't you afraid as if you're supposed to be afraid, if you're a journalist or if you in your presence of a dignitary like dignitary, used loosely like down rochelle or john bolton, i just the word on that briefly before i move on ray, do you feel vindicated by what you've been saying before? now, as being made essentially public by the u. s. establishment. well vindicated is not in my business. we just keep plugging away, trying to spread some truth around. we get very little recognition. we were right on russia gate being a hoax. the one time we were right in agreeing with donald trump and no one has given any thought to that, even though 5 years, 5 years of blaming

uh, the prime minister of sweden, magdalene anderson ukraine, she signed a cooperation document with is the main thing, the fact that they were presented with a copy of the letter, charles the twelfth, allegedly about the recognition of the independence of the zaporizhzhya sich and zelensky immediately, of course. you began to stir on a debt account and became really proud. in general, without realizing that he was handed and let's listen to zelensky tilka a fragment, i want to read a fragment of this letter. this is an important symbol so that the zaporizhian army, under the current commander filip orlyk, return the long-standing freedom to own their land, so that from this moment this people becomes an independent power and never again obeys and is not under the protection of tsar zelensky i didn't even realize that he was trolled. we inform him about it. in general, it is necessary to learn history, but according to your wording, ignorance is strength. maybe , of course, history does not need to be taught, but those who need it and those who think. it's necessary. we will clarify

cooperation in the fields of nuclear energy, energy efficiency and financial support for ukraine, a joint statement was signed by president volodymyr zelenskyi and the prime minister of kazakhstan, magdalena anderson particular, the parties noted the strengthening of the partnership regarding the supply of nuclear fuel to ukraine and the potential for cooperation between energoatom and westenhaus electric, zelenskyi also offered sweden to join the construction of modern waste processing plants in ukraine. i would especially like to note sweden's experience in the field energy saving , energy efficiency in the implementation of the environmental agenda, in particular, this concerns the issue of waste processing. i invited sweden to join the the construction of such new modern factories in ukraine , the preparation of the relevant documents must begin urgently at the level of our governments, even more restrictions are small britain is introducing new sanctions against belarus from today, they include a ban on the export of oil refining products of advanced technologies and luxury items, also to britain, the import of belarusian goods is prohibited iron and steel and belarus also restricts access to

anderson starts now. >>> i want to show you a little boy named cooper roberts, he's eight years old, on monday, he was at the parade in highland park, illinois with his mom and his twin brother, lee. his mom was shot in her leg and foot, luke was hit by shrapnel, both are thankfully out of the hospital. cooper was shot in the chest. he's gone through several rounds of surgery and tonight his family says he's now paralyzed from the waist down. an eight-year-old boy, his brother, mom, all with the kind of wounds that men and women came home from afghanistan or iraq, signed up knowing it might happen, cooper, luke and keeley, they just went to a parade. friends of the family have set up a gofundme page to help cover ethical expenses and therapy. in the meantime the gunman's father is speaking out telling abc news, he has no regrets about helping his son in 2019 obtain the documentation needed to buy the weapons he did, despite his son suicide attempt , threats to kill his family and police confiscating 16 knives, a dagger and a sword from an earlier that year. >> filled out the consent form to allow my son

anderson starts now. >>> i want to show you a little boy named cooper roberts, he's eight years old, on monday, he was atm and his twin brother, lee. his mom was shot in her leg and foot, luke was hit by shrapnel, both are thankfully out of the hospital. cooper was shot in the chest. he's gone through several

anderson. all we know about her engagement with the department of justice right now is that she is cooperating. we don't know she sat for an interview that, if she has appeared before the grand jury. to your point, just what we have seen her already testify to in a public setting under oath to the january 6th select committee, certainly serves as a roadmap for department of justice investigators. it also could lead them to other potential witnesses they could bring in and ask questions to. this subpoena power the doj is a bit easier to enforce and then that of the january 6th select committee. hutchinson, no doubt, is a big key witness for the department of justice. we saw how many of the revelations that the committee were able to bring forward, kind of exploded around the hutchinson testimony and the public testimony provided in that hearing. when you couple that with what we learned about john eastman, who is the conservative lawyer who had the pressure campaign on mike pence, the committee is not just interested in what they found on eastman during the surge of him a couple weeks ago, but t

anderson. and all we know about her engagement with the department of justice right now is that she's cooperating. we don't know if she sat for an interview yet, if she appeared before the grand jury. but what we've seen her testify to under oath certainly serves as a roadmap for department of justice investigators. and it also could lead them to other potential witnesses that they could bring in and ask questions to and the subpoena power of the doj is a bit easier to enforce than that of the january 6 select committee. so, hutchinson, no doubt s a very key witness for the department of justice. we saw how many of the revelations that the committee were able to bring forward kind of exploded around the hutchison testimony she provided in that hearing. when you couple that with what you heard from john eastman, that the committee not just interested in what they found on eastman during a search of him a couple of weeks ago but that they are now specifically seeking access to his cell phone. that shows exactly where the department of justice is headed and it couples with what mart guardland told n

i'm becky anderson, live from saudi arabia, where we are following what is a pivotal day of bilateral meetings between president biden and the gulf cooperationrs of egypt, iraq and jordan. this coming of course just hours after his controversial meeting with the saudi crown prince. >> and i'm kim brunhuber live at cnn center in atlanta where we'll have the latest on the missile strikes by russia targeting civilians in kyiv. we'll have the latest. >>> well, it's 11:00 in the morning in saudi arabia, day two of president joe biden's controversial visit to the kingdom. right now we do expect mr. biden to begin a bilateral meeting with the iraqi prime minister. that will be followed later this hour with a one on one meeting with the president of egypt, and next out with the leader of the

end of that cooperation, that they're engaging right now, and as that engagement continues they will find ways to get the department of justice but they are looking for. and of, course anderson, at the end of the january 6th investigation, they plan to issue a final report and make all of their interviews public. of course, at that, point the doj would have in isis tell that information as well. >> what do we know about next weeks mary, because we are supposed to be there tomorrow -- do they know what's gonna happen next week? >> we know it's gonna be next week, we expect will be in primetime. probably later in the week, and this is of course the hearing that the committee has been building to since the very beginning. it is what they believe is the most damning evidence related to donald trump on january 6th. it's that 187 minutes with the capitol was under siege, and what donald trump was and most importantly was not doing. they've already described his conduct on a day as a dereliction of duty. we expect to hear firsthand accounts of what was happening in the white house on that they, from people like pat cipollone, cassidy hutchinson, others that were in and out of the o