even anderson cooper. he really lost. >> the balls to say you haven't started drinking.ad slurred speech the entire interview. she tried to full a fiery but mostly peaceful protest when she got on and everyone was like the jig is up. >> the first time she's been turned on by a man but gavin newsom was so excited. he kept going on and on. rachel, he did great won this debate even jen psaki he didn't when the debate, all right? stop. nobody thinks he won. when jen psaki called you a liar, you know. >> anderson cooper had kamala on, did you catch that? >> i was such a stunning -- i thought that was the big turn. that was anderson cooper's turn. >> he goes beyond, he's like this every day. >> he had a start -- [laughter] >> he finishes the bar. i started with chardonnay and ended with -- [laughter] >> it's about the last three years. woo hoo. she flashed him. >> i need a mardi gras. he could probably make a lot of money endorsing a sleep aid. >> if you're having trouble sleeping, ask your doctor. the sleep aid made from one 100% joe biden press conference. >> the best way to

it's neil suggest happy birthday, anderson cooper. i remember you being friends with my it's unmarked. yes. i dalton coming over to the house when you adjust 16-years-old. so when you're honore and your birthday here's a song for you. >> i'm not happy birthday. >> anderson two nights get it. for because you're not a baby anymore you turned into the heads or this guy. we've ever seen? happy birthday and a student who if we should smile mislead surprise it says get you growing up before area turned into a handsome guy that was see happy sweet 16 is another few here happy birthday and said, wow, neil, thank you. >> that's amazing. yeah, sedaka, that incredible. my uncle neil said, yes, and we which i learned only a few months ago, that your kneels stack was younger. i went to school with his son, mark. >> you absolutely dead. >> and neil, second is huge. i mean, he's had an incredible, incredible queer three number one hits that he's sung and wrote. >> i believe a fourth level, like when i was ghraieb, he was a guy who was like on the he

it's an all new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper.on cnn thanks so much for joining us this evening. i'm jessica dean. we will see you again next weekend. have a great night the most anticipated moment of this election and the stakes couldn't be higher. >> the president and the former president, one stage moderated by jake tapper for an dana bash, the cnn presidential debates thursday, june 27th, nine live on cnn and streaming on back first, we did be impossible then you age so many of the impossible that we completely ran out. and now they're the foot law cookies back at subway millions of people have lost weight with personalized plans from new like evan, who lost 50 pounds. >> i've never really was a salad guy. that's just not who i am even through the pickiness num taught me that building better habits, built a healthier lifestyle, get started today and lose 15 pounds and 50 dean weeks. did you know sling has your favorite news programs were just $40 a month my favorite news for just $40 a month i favor news for just $40 a month.

with violet birth, we have schreiber tonight, did nine on cnn welcome, to the whole, store i'm anderson cooper, drag is an odd form that's been around for centuries, including shakespeare's times. women weren't allowed back then to appear on stage. so man dressed up to play the roles of female characters drag performances have evolved a lot over the decades, exploding in mainstream popularity in recent years with tv hits like rupaul's drag race. but now it's also become a political target. republican lawmakers and six days have passed laws aimed at restricting drag performances and places where children are present. the laws have been amended, blocked, are currently being challenged in federal courts. over the next hour, cnn's randy k digs into the colorful history of drag it takes a look at how and why its come under attack this. >> is how it begins yes, it is always starts with the foundation can sealer and foundation. >> right well, concealed. he just got some foundational not yet, but give me a few years. >> i probably well, we're going to let off quite how long does it take you to get all

and be sure to watch the whole story with anderson cooper tonight on cnn. cnn for a sanchez takes a deeper look at the conflict between fishermen and sharp conservationist christina's manado aims to heal those wounded by fishing when the shark shows out with a hook, i tried to see where the hook is lodged. >> if the shark is willing but maybe start the shark tried to grab the hook. >> do you think that shark knows are trying to help it yeah, i do otherwise, why was she keep coming back when it hurts because trying to remove a whole hurts? >> but she'll do a tight circle and come back in in 30 years of removing more than 350 hooks zanadu says, she's never been bitten by a shark they can be sometimes demanding bread, the satisfaction of being able to relieve a shark, all that present is an ordinance watch deep dive the sharp wars on the whole story with anderson cooper tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern cigarette and unprecedented debate as only cnn could do it with a record audience or round the world. >> our country is being destroyed. where are the most admired

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the shark wars on the whole story with anderson cooper, that's tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific hello again everyone. thank you so much for joining me on fredricka whitfield and we're monitoring several new developments on the campaign trail at that hour holding several campaign events online ireland, and new jersey today that's the president of the united states the following. what he acknowledges was a lackluster debate performance thursday night. there are growing calls for biden to step aside just today, billion their mark cuban told cnn that it's time for democrats to explore replacing the president on the ticket, the new york times editorial board wrote an op-ed calling on biden to leave the race. but biden's campaign remain steadfast with one adviser saying the present fully intends to debate former president donald trump. again, in september, arlette saenz as following all the developments from the campaign trail, biden just landed by the way, are let gland in west hampton beach, new york. he has fundraisers of their and the hampton today. what's the

that new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper is coming up next here on cnn. and thanks for being with me this evening, obviously has been father's day to all my father's out there. hope it's been incredible one for all of you and happy father's day to my dad and granddad. answer the phone. i've been trying to have been trying to get

i just thought what is the thing that can make anderson cooper smile?oved, his smile, giggle, giggle that he loves to go gala. i think that we did pretty gosh darn good. so i just want to thank you. anconeal. what a the false or daca honestly. thank you feels tobacco happy birthday, my friend.

>> is israel in full control of its territory and go with a search for answers takes you anderson cooper 360 weeknight today on cnn this source, but kaitlan collins next a major controversy, rock competitive eating this week. and that's a sentence i never thought i'd say i didn't know competitive eating was really a thing. joey chestnut cannot compete in this year's nathan's famous fourth of july hot dog eating contest in new york's coney island. the reason major league eating, which i guess major league eating, which oversees the annual competition, says that chestnut signed a deal with one of nathan's rivals, plant-based impossible foods, making him ineligible to compete. however, he will be eating his way through a labor day face off with his arch rival to karam kobayashi. in any case, he's a nathan's champs 16 times over three years ago, he had a world record, 76 hot dogs in ten minutes, or senior data reporter harry engine joins as ice first of all, believe maybe he will compete. there may be a little works on the out and this is some promotional wouldn't surprise me if there's prom

anderson cooper has never folks. anderson cooper has never had mustard on a hot dog in his life. i mean, what's the point if you'd like catch up? wow, need mustard. how is that possible if no, why do you need it? you need it because it tastes good and trump his good night. my masters. how is it possible you never more if ketchup is good enough, you don't need more things, don't need what's sauerkraut? and i've never had that. the more the merrier mr. cooper. now, you're having trial. i've tried to go to i was out for you. >> i don't see the point. you see the point? i don't see the 0.0 get the heck out at some point could you just at least know i'm not going to call a solution. that was my mother's favorite. you're disappointing my mom. you're disappointing, dr. strasburg. all right. how he entered. thanks very much. the news continues urin

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saying, oh joe did great at, you know, and, and, and, and the correspond at the interview where i anderson, cooper kept interrupting or, and saying, well, you know, what are you talking about basically? and she just stuck to the script always done. so much as president, and you know, all these democrats and all the media members, everyone you could think up for weeks has been saying when, when you're alone with joe biden, behind closed doors. oh, he's like, up to date. there's nobody better than it. and now we saw what joe biden is like, and again, this is not an accident. they asked for this debate. the bible campaign wanted this debate big picked where he started, they picked every thing. no, mike, no, no audience. all the roles were from buyers. can they know somebody knows what they're doing and this was a, this was like planned in my view disaster.

we'll transport you to ancient rome, where through the eyes of archaeologists, anderson cooper visitsed pleasure gardens of the emperor caligula. then, it's off to africa where scott pelley checks into a very different pleasure garden. mozambique's gorongosa national park, transformed from wasteland to wildlife paradise through the efforts of an american entrepreneur. >>> but we begin tonight at the other end of the world, an island off an island in the atlantic. a remote jewel of land off the coast of canada, fogo island floats in the northeast corner of the northeast province of newfoundland and labrador, the outstretched right fingertip of this continent. the place might be drop-dead gorgeous, but it wasn't immune to the fate befalling so many small and isolated communities in north america. its one and only industry went into steep decline, and so, in turn, did its population. then, in the early 2000s, a local returned home, fresh off making a fortune in the tech sector. her pockets were deep. so was her desire to lift up the place and bring people back. so she unleashed a sort of

that new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper is coming up next here on cnn. and thanks for being with me this evening, obviously has been father's day to all my father's out there. hope it's been incredible one for all of you and happy father's day to my dad and granddad. answer the phone. i've been trying to have been trying to get you the whole day before the show. so i'm going to give you a call right after this for everyone else though. i'll see you next time. i'll see you next weekend, right around the same time. have a great welcome the whole story. i'm anderson cooper since its launch, a little more than two years ago, the james webb space telescope has been capturing some of the most spectacular and enlightening images of outer space. we've ever seen. its mission is to study every phase in the history of our universe the data and the images from web are helping some of our smartest scientific minds answer some of the most intriguing questions of our time, like, where did we come from? is time travel possible? and are we alone? >> for the past two year

>> go with a search for answers takes you anderson cooper 360 weeknight today on cnn celebrate, go forwards in america thursday, july 4, x 70s dirt on cnn all right here's here's the legendary broadcast are in generals who wrote this country, my life and pollux and hit politics and history chris matthews is hawaii four term congresswoman who now serves as a lieutenant colonel in the u.s. army reserve and is the author of for a love of country leave, the democrat party behind tulsi gabbard, great to have you back i got to tell you always have to book the panel a little bit in advance because people have to fly it and so forth. i can think of a better panel for tonight, chris, first of all missed you so much on tv for just days like this i'm dying to know you're feeling about last night as you ran for president as a democrat last time, you feel you got smeared, but you have a case four. and so i'm just done it on your feelings, like your real feelings about this, but let's just start with this. okay. we have to biden voters here. i think i mean, i've said before, i will vote for his head in a

i'm anderson cooper on june 6, 1944, american, canadian, british, and other allied forces launched the largest amphibious invasion in history. nearly 160,000 troops landed along five beaches in normandy, france. and what became known as d-day it was a turning point in the war in europe world war ii was fought against fascist regimes and germany and italy and imperial japan the victory of democratic principles was hard. one but 80 years have passed since d-day. and we thought it a good time to take a look at the state of our democracy today over the next hour, cnn's jake tapper looks back at d-day sacrifices. so many young men made on those beaches in normandy that day. and what it means to us now what were we fighting for? >> we were locked a battle with fascism. we're fighting for our freedom, for the freedom to think as we wish kopan with they gave their life to preserve and protect that constitution they died for our democracy. >> that wasn't the thing that we're thinking about when they ran out of the landing craft, whatever. but at the end of the day, that's what they were protect

anderson cooper and aaron burnett start now on cnn. >> shannon: and they have it, the first debate between president joe biden and former president donald trump now in the books. you are looking now at the spin room where surrogates and campaigns will head next to continue this conversation, this debate. first we want to get right to the action here in washington. jason chaffetz and richard fowler still with me. richard, i will start with you. it was a bit of a shaky start for the president. he seemed to get his stride. what you make it what you see? >> it was definitely a shaky start for the president, but in the end he did talk about what he wanted to do in the future, which i think is how the american people will end up voting in this election. donald trump told you a lot about what he did when he was president for his first two years, joe biden talked about what he wants to do in the future. like i said at the beginning of the show, he wants to extend insulin coverage shall americans don't act on mike to, the homeowner credit is in everything he wants to do. how we continue to get bett

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>> kristin fisher investigates on the whole story with anderson cooper sunday night, 8:00, right here on cnn one of the things that enceladus is due and that's given us a favor of big favor by erupting all these materials from its ocean into space and then we can send our missions and our robots there to look at these molecules and get clues about the subsurface ocean deep water worlds out there, even in our own solar system seeing letters and missions can of bursts of water and organics that are coming out from the inside of the ice are much more promising a pool of evidence that scientists are hoping to dive into. but among those critical building blocks of life, there seemed to be one very crucial element missing until now phosphorus, it's what makes life possible and is what are the building blocks for dna the possibilities are kind of extraordinary here. but if you have an ocean, a salty ocean for a few billion years maybe there's something alive imagine that all those planners have also moons which are habitable. >> it defines the idea of habitability and the possibilities of li

. >> on this week's episode of the whole story with anderson cooper, we talk with astronomers that are working with the james webb telescope to answer some fundamental questions about the universe cnn's kristin fisher has a preview well, fredricka, the webb telescope is one of the most incredible things that's ever been built. >> but it's really only as good as the scientists that get to use it. and so for two years, we have been following around to scientific teams and these are for some of the scientists who are the very first in the world to ever get to use the most powerful telescope ever built the james webb space telescope, unprecedented in sciences scale this is effectively the best time machine that we've ever created james webb is revealing the cosmic story where do we come from? are we alone in the universe? these are big questions unlocking the secrets that we never knew well over 10,000 individuals, 10 billion behind schedule over budget there's thousands of ways this can go badly in one way it goes right? james, when begins a voyage back to the birth of the universe and th

gambling, for air all right four, don't miss a deep dive of the shark wars on the whole story with anderson cooper, that's tonight, 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. >> the next era of the newsroom starts right now cnn in breaking news hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me on fredricka whitfield and we begin with breaking news from france, where the country is far right party it's celebrating what appears to be a dramatic win over president emmanuel macron's centrist party. they now appear set to take the biggest number of seats in france parliament after today's first round of elections. in a stinging defeat for macron it also has the potential to change the relationship between the eu wes and one of its closest allies, macron shocked everyone and called a surprise election just weeks before paris is set to host, though world for the olympic games. far-right leader marine le pen warning her supporters to solidify their power by showing up for next weekend second round of voting we need it's all done about majority in order to change the country's desperate a needle cnn's jim better

at through my daco anderson cooper 360. we okay. today on cnn close captioning is brought to you by tableau. >> watch, pause and record live tv subscription free. start watching tv for free with tableau switching to tableau has really been a money saver without a monthly subscription was amazing quarter today at tableau tv.com as triple-digit record-breaking temperatures hit las vegas. the trump campaign plans and outdoor rally, the former president is back on the campaign trail a week after being found guilty in a manhattan courtroom on 34 counts of falsifying business records his west coast fundraising swing has already taken him to arizona and california cnn's alayna treene is in las vegas for us right now, alaina. so an outdoor rally at noon during a lot of heat. are there any safety concerns? what are the precautions that are being taken? >> well, it's definitely going to be a scorch or fred and there are definitely safety concerns, especially because this as you mentioned, is an outdoor rally. there's the temple which was righ

welcome the whole story i'm anderson cooper since its launch, a little more than two years ago, the james webb space telescope has been we capturing some of the most spectacular and enlightening images of outer space. >> we've ever seen its mission is to study every phase in the history of our universe. the data and the images from web are helping some of our smartest scientific minds answer some of the most intriguing questions of our time like, where did we come from? is time travel possible? and are we alone for the past? it's two years, cnn space correspondent kristin fisher has followed two teams of scientists as they were awarded precious minutes with the james webb telescope in an effort to answer these very quiet what they found is breathtaking and groundbreaking the james webb space telescope precedented in science and scale this is effectively the best time machine that we've ever created james webb is revealing the cosmic story where do we come from? are we alone in the universe? these are big questions unlocking the secrets that we never knew well over 10,000 individuals, $10

eastern on the whole story with anderson cooper, jessica, back to you all right. >> jake tapper, we'll look forward to it. thanks so much. thank you for joining me this evening i'm jessica dean. we'll see you again next weekend he russians were trying to spy on us. >> we were spying on them in this friday this is a war but secret was secrets and spies, a nuclear game premieres tonight at ten on cnn first, we did the impossible, you ate so many of the impossible that we completely ran out. >> and now they're well luck, cookie is back at subway only from simply saying 24/7 lifeguard protection. >> this exclusive technology allows simply safe agents to help stop crime and real time stop police are on their way for instant intruder deterrence and faster police response. there's no safe like simply safe i was just feeling sick i always wash day my always crying. i was sad i was diagnosed with rob no miles should coma. once we got the first initial hit, it was just straight tears sickness and your stomach? just don't want to get about a bad that statement well, you got to look on the bright

jacqueline heirs thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you tonight on anderson cooper 360, speakerelosi is going to join anderson for an exclusive interview. >> so here her take on the ongoing fight for abortion rights to you here's after the supreme court's landmark dobbs decision overturned roe v. wade. that interview airing live tonight at at eastern and still ahead, two astronauts on for the international space station. >> and they've been there a lot longer than expected. >> they're going to be there even longer than expected. what boeing is now telling them about how long that will be drive time.com. >> we've been hard at work. can we finally did it? >> but you make it so i can finally shop with thousands of cars, but no hit to my credit. >> yes go to that time that song get approved and stop your real terms with no credit hit. okay. we got orders coming in, starting a business is never easy, but star, eight months pregnant that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up people were showing up left and right. and so did our busin

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grams protein one prim sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals, and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic anderson cooper 360 weeknight today on cnn president biden is calling on hamas to accept a new ceasefire proposal from israel saying quote, it's time for this war to end, for the day after to begin. >> i like gucken has details now from jerusalem jessica, following president biden's announcement of a us ceasefire deal, prime minister benjamin netanyahu did something he doesn't ordinarily do. he put out a statement on the jewish sabbath. now, in that statement, he said that israel's conditions for ending the war with hamas had not changed. now these conditions are to destroy hamas militarily and to remove its governing capabilities to get the hostages despite the living and the dead back into israel and finally, to ensure that the gaza strip no longer poses a threat to israel. so one can only assume that whatever netanyahu has greenlighted from its perspective for this potential ceasefire deal in his eyes, does not preclude israel from fulfilling those war objectives. now, hamas is initial reaction to

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. >> it's neil said sidak thou happy birthday, anderson cooper. remember you being friends with my son, mark. yes i dalton coming over to the house when you adjust 16-years-old? so when your honor and your birthday here's a song for you i'm not happy birthday. addison two nights a waited for because you're not a baby anymore turned into the hands of this guy? we've ever seen happy birthday and who if we should smile sweet surprise it says get you grown up before area turned into a handsome guy. you've ever seen happy sweet 16 witness another few years happy birthday and said, wow neil thing thank you. >> that's amazing. the i sit back and that incredible my uncle nielsen. >> yes. and we i wish i learned only a few months ago that you're neil stack was younger. i went to school with his son, mark. you absolutely dead and neil saka is huge. i mean, he's had an incredible, incredible career at three number one hits that he sung and wrote, i believe a fourth level and like one when i was great, he was the guy who was like on the he would show up, ever

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with anderson cooper. and we have cnn space and defense correspondent kristin fisher here with a preview, love this telescope and i don't just say that about any telescope. it has to be the most powerful telescope ever built, right? yes i mean so much has been said about this telescope because as you say, it is truly an engineering marvel. >> but what we wanted to do is tell a story about the scientists behind it. so we spent two years following two teams to scientific teams as they became some of the first people to ever finally get their hands and actually get to use the most powerful telescope ever built. here's a clip the james webb space telescope unprecedented in science and scale this is effectively the best time machine that we've ever created james webb is revealing the cosmic story where do we come from? are we alone in the universe? these are big questions unlocking the secrets that we never knew well over 10,000 individuals, 10 billion behind schedule, over budget there's thousands of ways this

i showed up last night to that interview with anderson cooper after the debate. and i'm very impressed with the kamala harris has been showing up the last few months where she's taken hold of the issue of women's rights, for example. and i think she's really common to her own. i think she had a hard time the first couple of years. i think she had a very hard time. it was a difficult transition. she's been a prosecutor. she was true in the senate particularly when she was in hearings which was questioning people. i think being vice president is a bad job for anybody. and she was no different. she's coming to her own. she's got issues now on her folder of work that are in her ally yesterday, she showed loyalty she showed that she's part of a team she was she was able to say the things that biden wasn't able to say on that debate stage that's the kamala harris. i want to see day after day after genesis. >> this has been something that they've described as a conservative talking point. i hit job that she's really the one on the ballot but it seems like at this very m

. >> anderson cooper spoke with a hostage family who told him about that video.t's max thursday night, my from midland the most anticipated moment of this election biden, doctor, on america isn't future because that's where we are a nation of possibility. >> trump. we had the best economy, we had the best border, we had the best of everything save and now we get to do it all over again. >> we're gonna do it even better. two very different visions for america. >> one unprecedented night moderated by jake tapper and dana bash, to cnn presidential debate thursday night at nine live on cnn and streaming and backs what the role term everyone comfortable. >> yet, there's plenty of space lotto no, no with three rows and seating for seven. >> everyone wants are right okay. >> good and see despicable me before and theaters july 3rd rated pg last year to combat inflation, we ran a promotion cutting the price of men unlimited in half, and it was so popular, we're doing it again. >> it's like a sequel. that's actually as good as the original maybe better, definitely not wors

anderson cooper 360 next, have a good night tonight on 360. >> he's been talking plenty about revenge lately now, the former president, it takes it one step further, amplifying calls for chasing you down perceived opponents and for the first time one of his most prominent targets is responding tonight on 360. also tonight breaking news on the judge trump appointed who's now slow one walking through his classified documents, case, new reporting that her own boss, the chief judge, asked her not to take the case and later, life and remarkable career of donalds sutherland, who died today at 88 good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight, keeping them on us with the question, why should the republican candidate for president, and very possibly the next president the united states, be concerned even just a little about a former career civil servant it's unclear why he is. yes, but it should concern all of us that he is the former civil servant is andrew mackay back when trump was president mckay was deputy director of the fbi, is now a cnn senior law enforcement analyst. mccabe or

cnn's randy k reports on a new, the whole story with anderson cooper tonight at eight right here on cnn hello, again, everyone. >> thank you so much for joining me. i'm for greek a whitfield and we start with breaking news there's out of the middle east a short time ago, benny gantz, a key minister of the israeli war cabinet, announced that he is quitting the emergency government we live the government the emergency government which heavy are complete we stand together for the campaign for israel, for generations. >> so in order to get real victory so far, we are going to go elections and at the end of it, we'll have government that will have the confidence of people ganim is resignation marks a pivotal moment in israel's war against hamas and a major blow to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who was facing mounting pressure to end the conflict in gaza. his departure comes just a day after that yahoo failed to meet gantz's ultimatum, which was calling for a post-war plan and gaza by june 8 against delayed his announcement after israeli forces rescued four hostages from hamas mi

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. >> he once told anderson cooper about the question he asked his mother when he was just a teenager. i good looking? and my mother looked at me and went. your face has character. donald and i went and hid in my room for at least a day. >> well, that didn't stop him. sutherland would play leading men, appearing in nearly 200 film and tv roles. >> some big news for kevin costner fans he is not returning to yellowstone. he says he needs to focus on his film series horizon and american saga next, a seven year old from michigan is now a member of mensa, the elite organization for the highly intelligent hank costner has an iq of 130, he told our detroit station. >> he loves reading and math. >> do you know division? yeah. so then you know your multiplication tables? yeah and you just finished first grade? yeah >> hank wants to be an astronaut or a lego engineer. go, hank. next. the tallest teenager in the world is about to become the tallest college basketball player. >> olivier roux from montreal will play for the florida gators. he's seven foot nine inches tall, growing three inches sinc

have pharma does a lot of good things, but they shouldn't be in the business of running what anderson cooper's every night because i'm, we're not getting any information. and how in the hell can most people say we for example, or state tv or some other entities or state tv, when a better example of say, tv, than anybody in the world right now. there you go. i said what i wanted to say, and i'm glad i did it, and i'm glad you're in the audit bags. vanilla will talk to you again, little bit. you got it. when we come back is one of the country's most outspoken advocates for human rights, and it served as the council for bosnia and husband are going to actually that right. here's the governor. he will speak. we will speak cousins a with university of illinois. professor francis anthony boyle, who says there is a direct tie by the way between the natal actions that we're seeing now historically and the war and ukraine don't go away. he's good. we'll be right back of the the daily corner board. and if it can table, did you get to, excuse me, any of the went go to come across the 1 of january or peop

anderson cooper has never folks. anderson cooper has never had mustard on a hot dog in his life. i mean, what's the point if you'd like catch up? wow, need mustard. how is that possible if no, why do you need it? you need it because it tastes good and trump his good night. my masters. how is it possible you never more if ketchup is good enough, you don't need more things, don't need what's sauerkraut? and i've never had that. the more the merrier mr. cooper. now, you're having trial. i've tried to go to i was out for you. >> i don't see the point. you see the point? i don't see the 0.0 get the heck out at some point could you just at least know i'm not going to call a solution. that was my mother's favorite. you're disappointing my mom. you're disappointing, dr. strasburg. all right. how he entered. thanks very much. the news continues urine. cnn outfront. next breaking news. uh, 911, wake-up, call, intelligence official sounding the alarm two out outfront about the warning signs an imminent attack. this is cnn learns more about the eight men links to isis who entered the united

state of pharma does a lot of good things, but they shouldn't be in the business of running what anderson cooper says every night because i'm, we're not getting any information. and how in the hell can most people say we, for example, is a tv or some other entities, just a tv when a better example of say, tv, than anybody in the world right now. there you go. i said what i want to say, and i'm glad i did it, and i'm glad you're going to be out of bags. vanilla will talk to you again. little bit, you got it. when we come back is one of the country's most outspoken advocates for human rights and it served as the council for bosnia and has it a governor? do i say that? right? because the governor, he will speak, we will speak cousins, a with university of illinois. professor francis anthony boyle, who says there is a direct tie by the way between the natal actions that we're seeing now historically and the war and ukraine don't go away. he's good. we'll be right back, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross the full board. here we discuss the wheel and the okay, welcome back. let's continue t

here she is last night with anderson cooper admitting this did not go well. >> some within your own party are wondering if president biden should step aside? >> yes, it was a slow start, but a strong finish. joe biden is fighting on behalf of the american people on s substance, on policy and performance. joe biden is extraordinarily strong. this election and who is the president of the united states has to be about substance. i got the point you are making about a one and a half hour debate tonight. i'm talking about 3-1/2 years of performance in work that has been historic. >> brian: i know trump was pretty strong last night and had not debated in three years. last person he debated was joe biden. any time they went back to 2016, my eyes glazed over. no interest in 2016. love to see joe biden try to apologize for talking about his son's laptop being russian disinformation and the things about business deals that affect his policy. >> lawrence: give them credit, moderators stayed out of the way. you can see the bias in the questions they asked, they did not push back, they let it happen.

arthel: this is what congressman dan goldman told anderson cooper who did not matter rate -- moderate. >> let's have another debate where the moderators push back on donald trump's lies, he intimidated your network and there was no pushback. he was giving free rein to lie as much as he wants. that's not helpful to the american public either. arthel: should there be a second biden/trump debate? >> i don't know we will benefit from it because they didn't talk about anything materially. to the congress when's point on twitter or x, they have readers notes. fact checking in real time, i understand we need -- moderators didn't want to interrupt the conversation and that affair point but on both sides, both president biden and the former president trump were spewing lies there and being an accurate. people who tuned in 10 to 15 minutes, that is what they saw and not to have it checked in real time is a disservice to voters. arthel: who was most inaccurate? >> donald trump. he goes so fervently and so quickly it is hard to keep up. so many times biden could have pounced on him but he couldn'

anderson cooper? >> wolf blitzer's. >> wait spec rachel maddow? the view? >> oh honey. >> a not even a big true -- fan. >> i don't even know what they knew set. >> why do the democrats deny joe biden is old and frail. >> they want to have the democrat empower. >> people can stand behind who they want and control. >> is joe biden to old? he will die after he is elected. >> why are we talking about some guy walking off queen. >> he is not some guy he is the president. >> you are right you are just some guy. >> i don't how to put this. but i'm kind of a big deal. >> the democrats don't want you to believe what you see with your own eyes how does that make you feel quick. >> what is actually? >> to thank there's typically. >> why do republicans not want us to believe what we see? >> admin example. >> give me an example. >> all these videos. okay. >> you just don't get it. >> is dull much of old and frail? >> the gratis leader of all time. >> he is savage. >> he looks a well fed. >> we are all fat. [ ♪♪ ] >

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watching our special coverage of debate night in america continues right here, right now on cnn with anderson cooper and erin burnett good evening from cnn headquarters in atlanta. >> we're just two hours from now. history will be made joe biden and donald trump's squaring off on the stage. we are showing you in the earliest ever presidential debate, the first ever between the president and ex-president the first in which one of the candidates is also convicted felon awaiting three other criminal trials and so much sets this debate apart from others, including rules tailored just for this occasion in and agreed to by both candidates. >> but there are so many unknowns about what will happen tonight. anderson, can president biden overcome the difficulties that so many incumbent presidents have faced in their first debates, can donald trump do what his advisers have been urging him to do and stick to what they see as winning issues or will he repeated the nastiness of his first debate with biden? >> in 2020 2021. >> thing is clear, anderson, is it we're going to be getting answers to that. and very soo