sounded nothing like wolf blitzer. >> seth: how dare you?>> you know how you got it wrong? first of all, i love sudeikis so let me just say that even though i'm not a fan of his blitzer, i'm a fan of everything else he does but -- this is really a costume design, and beard, and makeup. you never had the beard short enough he has a very close shave. >> seth: right >> he is assiduous with the grooming and the sudeikis wolf, it was too shaggy it was like -- and honestly, it was like a kenny rogers leftover >> seth: wolf, is it true he shaves during commercials, right? [ laughter ] >> i mean, he doesn't do it himself. he has people. >> seth: he has a team by the way, i thought you needed to be worried about scientologists coming after you, but when the "snl" beard department sees this -- lock your doors hey, um, here's my last question do you think, you know, because you have a family -- >> yeah. >> seth: -- where you were not the first best-selling author. your daughter, alice, wrote a book best seller, "raise your hand. does she have any fear

>> wolf blitzer-- he was half-man, half-blitzer.t's not always easy saving the world. >> things have not worked out as well as you had hoped for, i'm sure. >> by day, he is wolf. but when the world howls for justice, he becomes blitzer. >> the pussy willows blowing in the wind on the shores of lake titicaca. >> this fall, wolf is blitzer. coming soon to an airport terminal near you. >> announcer: it's "a late show with stephen colbert." tonight: arresting development. plsa and tamika d. mallory featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater office building in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: hey, everybody! welcome to "a late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ladies and gentlemen, hold that phone. stop what you're doing. leave the bread in the oven and the kids in the bath. because we have some huge breaking news, from 24 hours ago, because new york attorney general letitia james released a memo yesterday announcing that the investigation of the former president's organi

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now, a nation reflects. the family of george floyd meets with president joe biden marking one year since floyd's murder. the president hoped to make progress on a policing reform bill by this date. will it ever pass? also, republican leaders finally condemocrat ugly comments by congresswoman marjorie taylor greene but not without pointing fingers at democrats, and secretary of state tony blinken visits the middle east days after the start of a very fragile crease fire between israel and hamas. we're live on the ground with details. let's start with cnn's phil mattingly over at the white house for us after president biden's meeting with george floyd's family. phil, what do we know about your conversation that took place behind closed doors. >> the president and vice president met with six members of george floyd's family for more than an hour and there was certainly discussion on policy and police reform number one on the agenda on the policy front for both the family and the

i'm wolf blitzer.appening now representative liz cheney is firing back big time at donald trump and the republicans set to punish her for defying the former president in a truly scathing op-ed posted tonight and warns the gop right now is at a turning point. its future she says is threatened by trump's efforts to unravel democracy here in the united states of america. this comes as trump is strengthening his hold on the party by pouring fuel on its divisions. he is now endorsing a fervent loyalist to replace cheney in the house gop leadership and more top republicans are falling in behind behind the party's leader by turning on cheney as republicans embrace trump. facebook is slapping him down. its oversight board overholding the suspension from the site pushing false claims about the election that got him banned. let's start the coverage this hour with the congressional correspondent ryans on capitol hill. cheney is not going down quietly saying history is watching what's going on in our country right

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room."pening now, americans are crowding into sports arenas and restaurants as the situation is mostly open for business with covid-19 cases and deaths falling dramatically. representative marjorie taylor greene's newest outrage is being called beyond reprehensible by one fellow republican, but tonight, gop leaders are silent about her comparison of the house mask mandate to the holocaust. and the u.s. is reeling from a deadly weekend that with a dozen -- a dozen mass shootings as gun violence is surging across the nation. let's go straight to alexandra field. she's joining us from new york right now. alexandra's america's re-opening is on an even faster track right now just days before the unofficial start of summer. >> reporter: a story told by numbers across the country and you have half the population having received one dose of vaccine. in four states they're reporting about half the population has been fully vaccinated and perhaps most significant of all the number that tells the story

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room."appening now, president biden launches an urgent new campaign to get more americans vaccinated against covid-19 as demand goes down. he just set a new goal of getting at least one shot in the arms of 70% of adults by july 44 4th. that's chose to 100 million vaccinations in just 60 days. i'll break it down with dr. anthony fauci. he's standing by live. >>> also tonight, the house gop leader kevin mccarthy is declaring he's had it with representative liz cheney and her vocal criticism of former president trump. this hour you'll hear mccarthy caught on a hot venting his frustration with cheney. sources tell cnn it's over for cheney in the gop leadership with a vote to oust her as the third ranking house republican expected as soon as next week. that's start our coverage with our chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins with more on president biden's vaccine strategy. the president says we're now entering what he describes as a new phase. >> reporter: a lot of this new phase has to

we are morgan stanley. >>> i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room.". you can always tweet the show. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, a great day for america. that's from joe biden after announcing fully vaccinated americans no longer need masks. a major milestone. is this really the beginning of the end of covid? plus, a war of words. alexandria cortez firing back at margery greene. and breaking news, colonial pipeline paid a ransom to hackers who shut down the largest fuel pipeline in the united states. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening.

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now, republicans block a commission to investigate the deadly capitol insurrection. top democrats say they're shaming the senate. we have exclusive reaction from the mother and the partner of the fallen police officer who was attacked by rioters. also, chilling new images and details on the 22,000 rounds of ammunition and multiple weapons found in the home of the san jose gunman. and the cdc tells vaccinated summer campers they can now take their masks off as americans begin to celebrate memorial day with a surge in travel we haven't seen since the start of the pandemic. let's start with ryan nobles. senate republicans were mostly united in killing the january 6th bipartisan proposed commission with only six breaking ranks. >> reporter: and that's not enough for this measure to move through. it was just a couple of weeks ago that leaders, both republican and democrat, seemed unified in the idea of an independent commission to look into the insurrection on january 6th. after

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now, breaking news. after 11 days of deadly fighting and intense global pressure, israel and hamas agree to a mutual cease fire in gaza. we're standing by for remarks by president biden. >>> we also have new and disturbing information on the trump administration's targeting of journalists. a s >>> and body camera video shows a black man tased, kicked and dragged by troopers, discrediting the state police account of his fatal arrest. all that coming up, but first let's go to the white house. phil mattingly is joining us right now. momentarily, we expect to hear from the president. >> reporter: that's exactly right. in just a matter of minutes we expect to hear from the president. to secure a cease fire has been a primary goal of the biden administration over the course of the last 10 days. we haven't heard what's been going on behind the scenes. it's behind the scenes where most of the conversations have been taking place. more than 80 calls from u.s. officials including the president not just to israelis

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now, breaking news. the house is set to vote at any moment now on a commission to investigate the january 6th insurrection. a new test of the gop divide between the truth and donald trump. the former president may be in greater legal jeopardy tonight as the new york attorney general adds a criminal component to her investigation of the trump organization. and israel defies global pressure announcing its military operation in gaza will continue just hours after president biden turned up the heat for a cease-fire. let's start our coverage straight over up on capitol hill. congressional correspondent ryan nobles is joining us now. ryan, the house vote on the january 6th commission will happen, we're told, at any moment now. tell us what we can expect. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. right now on the house floor they're debating an issue over whether or not to keep mask usage on the house floor, a tactic by republicans to cause trouble for house speaker nancy pelosi. shortly after that vote wraps up here in

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now, breaking news. on a commission to investigate the january 6th insurrection. a new test of the gop divide between the truth and donald trump. the former president may be in greater legal jeopardy tonight as the new york attorney general adds a criminal component to her investigation of the trump organization. and israel defies global pressure announcing its military operation in gaza will continue just hours after president biden turned up the heat for a

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." breaking news, a deadly escalation of violence in israel and gaza. the fiercest fighting the region has seen in years. also, the family of andrew brown jr. finally allowed to see almost 20 minutes of police body camera video of his fatal encounter with deputies. tonight the head of the cdc is appealing directly and urgently to parents and young people to get teens vaccinated for covid-19. let's start our coverage this hour with jerusalem. update our viewers on the latest. >> reporter: we spent the day where it was just a nonstop barrage of rockets of air raid sirens that would send us running into bomb shelters. over the last four hours we've had 500 rockets from gaza launched into israel. the last 24 hours has been a level of tensions, of violence, of escalation this region has not seen in many years. in neighborhoods near the gaza border, the warning sounds filled the air. as night fell, tel-aviv. hamas launched rocket after rocket against targets in israel with 600 fire d so far. h

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now breaking news. of the san jose mass shooting. the gunman reportedly has been detained and questioned about his hatred for the workplace where he killed nine people. we're also standing by for a critical senate vote with republicans poised to block on independent investigation into the january 6t

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room."appening now, fully vaccinated americans are finally getting a taste of life without masks. but the new cdc guidance is raising new questions and confusion. we'll get answers from dr. anthony fauci standing by live. he'll join us in just a moment. >>> also ahead, american drivers are searching right now for relief as the gas crisis grips the east coast of the united states for yet another day. >>> and all-out war in the middle east is looming as israeli troops amass on the gaza border amid a growing toll of death and destruction. >>> let's begin, though, with the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. dr. anthony fauci is about to join us. he's going to be answering your questions about the new cdc mask guidance. first, let's get an update from nick watt in los angeles. there's new advice from the cdc which is already causing serious confusion out there. what are you seeing? >> reporter: it is, wolf. listen, if you were hoping this would end the confusion, it hasn't. the confusion is stil

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room."s falling dramatically. representative marjorie taylor greene's newest outrage is being called beyond reprehensible by one fellow republican, but tonight, gop leaders are silent about her comparison of the house mask mandate to th

wolf blitzer is off today. i'm pamela brown in "the situation room."appening now, president biden says, quote, we're still digging out of an economic collapse following a grim new employment report showing the u.s. economy added only a fraction of the number of jobs expected last month. we're following the war in the gop about former president trump's influence and the future of the party. matt gaetz is teaming up with controversial congresswoman marjorie taylor green to rally trump supporters in florida. this is ahead of an expected vote next week where trump h loyalist elise stefanik will likely replace liz cheney in the house leadership. and derek chauvin was convicted of kneeling on george floyd's neck for more than nine minutes. >>> let's go straight to the white house. cnn chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins has the latest. these dismal jobs numbers caught everyone off guard, right? >> reporter: they did even here at the white house with the treasury secretary janet yellen if she had to guess, she would have guessed it was higher than

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room."appening now, hopeful signs for a nation eager to get past the pandemic. covid-19 infections dropping to a seven-month low here in the united states as states are accelerating their reopenings. further declines in new cases and deaths are now forecast in the months ahead. >>> we're told representative liz cheney's ouster from the gop leadership is on track for this coming wednesday. trump allies are looking for another way to punish her for defying the former president. they're actively seeking a viable candidate to challenge cheney in next year's republican primary in wyoming. the trump loyalist expected to replace cheney is the number three house republican. representative elise sstefanik. kn after more than a year we appear to be turning a corner. >> reporter: we sure do, wolf. here in california early january, this were more than 20,000 people in the hospital fighting this virus. today fewer than 2,000. as the governor just tweeted, turns out the vaccines work. turns out the scienc

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now, the death toll climbs as the worst israeli/palestinian fighting in years rages on with no end in sight. also, new questions right now about vaccinated people shedding their masks. is an honor system enough? new details of mysterious incidents that sickened national security officials just steps from the white house. lots going on. let's straight to jerusalem to ben wedeman on the scene for us. ben, there are more calls for a cease fire. what's the latest? >> reporter: yes. one of those calls for a cease fire came from president biden himself when he had a conversation with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the situation, however, on the ground remains grave. the death toll, according to the palestinian health ministry in gaza, is 212 with 61 children among them. direction again in gaza city. israeli fire power destroying the top floors of this building. the israelis say the targets were militants from hamas. the israeli strike blew out the windows of a health c

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now, breaking news, the u.s.urns a new corner in the fight against the covid pandemic. the fda has just approved the pfizer vaccine for 12 to 15-year-olds. also, a stunning cyber attack on a key u.s. pipeline that supplies almost half the fuel to the u.s. east coast. what is the russian connection? and an exploding epidemic of gun violence here in the united states, including at least nine mass shootings. more than 400 americans have been shot or killed in just the last 72 hours. we're following all the breaking news. a potential ly life saving vaccine chcleared for millions american. the fda expanded the pfizer vaccine to include young people ages 12 to 15. let's go to our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. this is a critical victory in the u.s. fight against the pandemic. >> wolf, that's right. it's critical on a grand scale and i think also for many families in the u.s. on a personal scale. on a grand scale, it will bring, if these children do get vaccinated, the percent of people who can get vaccin

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." we have lots to discuss, lots to assess based on what we just heard. phil mattingly is our white house correspondent. phil, you were listening closely. as far as israel is concerned, one of the first things he said in response to that question, president biden, he said there's no shift in my commitment to israel, no shift at all, but then he went onto say he's committed to a two-state solution, israel, the new state of palestine and he wants to help the palestinians on the west bank and gaza, but he doesn't want to work with hamas, which he branded a terrorist organization. >> reporter: that's exactly right. the president making very clear, despite a very clear shift inside his party, particularly with progressives as it relates the relationship with israel and the relationship they would like the president to have with israel, he is not shifting at all. it is something he has maintained over the course of his career. he also gave some insight into his conversations with prime ministe

wolf blitzer is off today. i'm pamela brown in "the situation room."ging out of an economic collapse following a grim new employment report showing the u.s. economy added only a fraction of the number of jobs expected last month. we're following the war in the gop about former president trump's influence and the future of the party. matt gaetz is am

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now, breaking news.l pressure, israel and hamas agree to a mutual cease fire in gaza. we're standing by for remarks by president biden. >>> we also have new and disturbing information on the trump administration's targeting of journalists

wolf blitzer is off today. i am jim acosta. this is a special edition of "the situation room." happening now, a texas sized showdown about voting restrictions. late night walkout blocks a bill in texas legislature. republicans have a plan to force it through. >>> also, the end of a 20 year war defense secretary and retired general lloyd austin talks exclusively with cnn, remembering the worst moments leading u.s. troops in battle. >>> millions of travelers pack highways and airports celebrating new found freedom from coronavirus restrictions. we start with texas. the latest republican led state trying to enact new voting restrictions in the shadow of president trump's big lie. democrats effectively killed the bill walking out of the state capitol in austin. republicans had votes to pass sb 7, but the democratic group left the gop short of quorum minutes before midnight when the state's legislative session ended. sara murray joins me live. what happens now? >> democrats know it could be a short-lived victory. texas governor abbott, a republican, came out swiftly, said this is a

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now breaking news.ew concerns tonight that authorities missed warning signs of the san jose mass shooting. the gunman reportedly has been detained and questioned about his hatred for the workplace where he killed nine people. we're also standing by for a critical senate vote with republicans poised to block on independent investigation into the january 6th insurrection. and president biden visits the heartland to promote what he calls bold investments in america. i'll ask pete buttigieg about the push for historic levels of spending while the economy is on the rebound. >> very disturbing new information just emerging reported tonight about the man behind the country's latest mass murder. >> reporter: first of all, we just got a picture of the suspect, 57-year-old samuel cassidy. it now appears that he had a documented history about his hate towards the vta, the place where he worked. chilling new details emerging about the gunman who opened fire, killing nine coworkers at this vta rail yard wednesday. h

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now, a nation reflects.yd meets with president joe biden marking one year since floyd's murder. the president hoped to make progress on a policing reform bill by this date. will it ever pass? also, republican leaders finally condemocrat ugly comments by congresswoman marjorie taylor greene but not without pointing fingers at

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now, breaking news. we're getting new information right now on the railyard massacre in san jose, california. eight people were shot dead when a transit employee opened fire. at least one witness has been told to prepare to testify before a special grand jury investigating donald trump. it's another sign the former president of the united states could potentially face criminal charges in the months ahead. and the u.s. intelligence community is now tasked with investigating the origins of covid-19. president biden wants answers to specific questions for china in the next 90 days. let's start our coverage this hour with cnn's dan simon joining us from san jose near the scene of the latest deadly mass shooting here in the united states. we just got another update from local officials a little while ago. give us the latest. >> hi, wolf. this is a very large crime scene. you can see investigators behind me at the rail yard continuing to process the scene. this shots breaking out about 6:30 in the morning. at

amy: i should also point out a number of others have done this, wolf blitzer come the main anchor on formally worked for aipac. he has not been fired or prevented from reporting on israel and palestine. professor janine zacria, which like to comment? >>>> there's so many things upsetting about this. if you're going to go down the road of an general of, ok, emily was with jewish voice for peace and will blitzer was for aipac, the answer has to be judge your reporters based on their work. right? it is insane to think journalists don't have passions and opinions. the very people who go into journalism, as you very well know, are people who are passionate and have opinions about things in the world. that is distressing. i want to ho something emily said about still they haven't told her about what is going on. to me, as her instructor, as someone who maybe feels like i entrusted my young student with them, this is shocking to me they did not do more sort of talk to her about it. i think it is because it really wasn't about social media policy. this is something the ap and other news orga

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room."ger to get past the pandemic. covid-19 infections dropping to a seven-month low here in the united states as states are accelerating their reopenings. further declines in new cases and deaths are now forecast in the months ahead. >>> we're told representative liz cheney's ouster from the gop leadership is on track for this coming wednesday. trump allies are looking for another way to punish her for defying the former psi

i am wolf blitzer in "the situation room," you can follow me on twitter and instagram.vin mccarthy with a head-spinning lie. plus, she single handedly trying to take down the nra. a judge's ruling brought her one step closer. >>> only in america, the governor of ohio is going to giveaway millions of dollars and free college tuition, you just o

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now, a major roadblock to an independent commission probing the deadly january 6th capitol siege here in washington. the house minority leader kevin mccarthy says he opposes the bipartisan deal, siding with those republicans downplaying the attack. also israel continues to pound gaza with more air strikes, no cease fire in sight. lawyers for the family of andrew brown jr. now say the district attorney's determination that brown's fatal shooting by police was justified is, quote, a slap in the face. all that coming up. first, let's go straight to capitol hill. ryan nobles is joining us. the minority leader kevin mccarthy making it abundantly clear he has absolutely no interest in creating this january 6th commission of inquiry. >> reporter: that's right, at least under these conditions negotiated by republicans and democrats in the homeland security committee. a new development tonight. steve scalise, the second most powerful house republican, initially told members he was no

i'm wolf blitzer.s firing back big time at donald trump and the republicans set to punish her for defying the former president in a truly scathing op-ed posted tonight and warns the gop right now is at a turning point. its future she says is threatened by trump's efforts to unravel democracy here in the united states of ameri

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room."vid-19 as demand goes down. he just set a new goal of getting at least one shot in the arms of 70% of adults by july 44 4th. that's chose to 100 million vaccinations in just 60 days. i'll break it down with dr. anthony fauci. he's standing by live. >>> also tonight, the house gop leader kevin mccarthy is declaring he's had

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now, breaking news, the u.s.just approved the pfizer vaccine for 12 to 15-year-olds. also, a stunning cyber attack on a key u.s. pipeline that supplies almost half the fuel to the u.s. east coast. what is the russian connection? and an

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room."f life without masks. but the new cdc guidance is raising new questions and confusion. we'll get answers from dr. anthony fauci standing by live. he'll join us in just a moment. >>> also ahead, american drivers are searching right now for relief as the gas crisis grips the east coast of the united states for yet another day. >>> and all-out war in the middle east is looming as israeli troops amass on the gaza border amid a growing toll

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room."shaming the senate. we have exclusive reaction from the mother and the partner of the fallen police officer who was attacked by rioters. also, chilling new images and details on the 22,000 rounds of ammunition and multiple weapons found in the home of the san jose gunman. and the cdc tells vaccinated summer campers they can now take

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." a monumental turning point in the covid pandemic.le here in the united states do not have to wear masks anymore. also israeli ground forces now attacking gaza escalating the conflict with the

jonathan blitzer, thank you. on this. >>> coming up, by the way, tonight, see alicia menendez's exclusive interview with keldy at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. >>> up next, everybody, new guidance from the cdc about how the coronavirus spreads. dr. kavita patel is going to join me live to talk about what it means for your everyday life. we'll be right back. for your e. we'll be right back. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. people taking rybelsus® lost up to 8 pounds. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrin

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the sound of blitzer as the latest keep our band battling to become the next b.t.s. their debut album is out on wednesday the product of years of auditions and rehearsals to find the magical mix. and the rewards are huge as demonstrated by the international success of boy band. careers cultural exports the so-called korean view has become a multi-billion dollar industry but for young koreans shooting for global capel stardom the journey is a grueling 1. 3 years of intense training distilled into just 3 minutes of music and dancing this will determine whether the blitz is there a hit or just and not know where to. go there she toyed around 8 pm we would start our dance practice and there's no time limit on it we would practice into the early hours of the morning. these boys give it their all it's an endless cycle of singing lessons promotional shoots gym workouts and dance practice their weight is monitored and their sleep in bunk beds in a shared a soul house is limited to around 5 hours a night the empty beds a reminder of those who didn't survive the rigorous testi

i am wolf blitzer in "the situation room." front next, liz cheney staring down on donald trump saying what she did on the 6th is right. what is fair? john kasich verses barney frank. "outfront" tonight

last night i had a nightmare about wolf blitzer in front of a brush. times built an article around a writer in interviewing other writers about how they've given up looking presentable. it did they ever plan to leave the house again? for our sake, let's hope they don't. that's one way to get us all wearing masks. the nickel just by telling us that a typical eight minute shower uses up to 17 gallons of water. is that supposed to be a lot? 1 gallon of almond milk or to slash whatever brian seltzer had for lunch. [laughter] they also try to shame us for using soap because it's made of petroleum. at this is all coming from a newspaper, which is made of trees to produce each week's sunday paper alone, it's estimated that a half billion trees must be murdered, slowly cut down, dismembered, and turned into pulp by oil guzzling power tools. at the times has been doing that since 1851. if trees could talk, they would call the times hitler, and they would probably sound like john kerry. once again, the superior minds of the times tells us we are living selfishly

thanks very much for watching, i am wolf blitzer in "the situation room." you can tweet the sh show @cnnsitroom. e erin burnett with "outfront" starts now. >>> another top doctor says there are more evidence for the theory. could what we have been told about how the dead lipan democratic started. ir iran. >>> marjorie taylor greene's appalling remarks. why and what are they afraid of? >>> cities diverted funds from police, now crime is on the rise. the los angeles police chief is my guest. let's go out front. "outfront" tonight not ruling it out. the pandemic began as a leak from a chinese lab, they did not rule it out. here is the former fda commissioner, scott gottlieb. >> we have found no evidence of this virus in an animal anymore. the question for a lot of people when are too many coincidences too much. and right now you know there are more and more circumstantial evidence certainly. >> the idea that this virus could have come out of a lab flies in the face of what the world was led to believe for so long that it was not an accident from a lab rather i

last night i had a nightmare about wolf blitzer in front of a mirror using a toilet brush. times built an article around a writer in interviewing other writers about how they've given up looking presentable. it did they ever plan to leave the house again? for our sake, let's hope they don't. that's one way to get us all wearing masks. the nickel just by telling us that a typical eight minute shower uses up to 17 gallons of water. is that supposed to be a lot? 1 gallon of almond milk or to slash whatever brian seltzer had for lunch. [laughter] they also try to shame us for using soap because it's made of petroleum. at this is all coming from a newspaper, which is made of trees to produce each week's sunday paper alone, it's estimated that a half billion trees must be murdered, slowly cut down, dismembered, and turned into pulp by oil guzzling power tools. at the times has been doing that since 1851. if trees could talk, they would call the times hitler, and they would probably sound like john kerry. once again, the superior minds of the times tells us we are living selfishly

i am wolf blitzer in "the situation room." erin burnett with "outfront" starts right now. >>> out front next, liz cheney staring down on donald trump saying what she did on the 6th is right. what is fair? john kasich verses barney frank. "outfront" tonight, cheney verses trump. cheney today met behind closed doors at the republican conference and tore into the president and his lies about the election. we can't whitewash what happened on january 6th to perpetuate trump's big lie. what he did on january 6th is a line that can't be crossed. stunning remarks by the highest republican woman in the house. just by saying those, she could lose her leadership. cheney could lose her vote and take out of leadership. kevin mccarthy quotes "furious of cheney." >> the 2020 election was not stolen. anyone who claims it is is spreading the big law and paysonpa payspa payspa payspa poisoning our system. the fraudulent of the 2020 election known as capped, "the big lie." >> trump is doing what he succeeding his own life. he knows the word "the

i am wolf blitzer in "the situation room," you can follow me on twitter or inst instagram @wolfblitzer. please tweet the show, have a safe memorial day weekend. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, a cnn's ex coll collusive, the mother of brian sicknick speaks to cnn. what they told republican lawmakers behind closed doors. >>> 22,000 rounds of ammunition. officials just now revealing what they found inside the home of the san jose gunman who killed nine of his co-workers. let's go "out front." >> good evening everyone, "outfront" tonight, self pe preservations and the truth. >> this vote has made it official. donald trump's big lie has now fully enveloped on the republican party. shame on the republican party because they are afraid of donald trump. >> only six republicans sided with democrats. many of the same people voting no today are the same republicans who were calling for a bipartisan investigation in the days after the deadly riot. now, they turned their back on it. one republican, lisa murkowski is calling them out. >> to be making a decision for the

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i am wolf blitzer. you can follow me on instagram and on twitter. erin burnett "out front" starts now. >>> prepare to testify at least one witness told to get ready to go under oath before a grand jury before the criminal investigation into president trump. this is as we learn as trump's inner circle believes that an indictment is inevitable. >>> a mass shooting, eight people killed in california. the state's governor asks what many are thinking. let's go out front. good evening everyone, i am in for erin burnett. the manhattan district attorney convenes a special grand jury to investigate former president trump. this grand jury could decide whether criminal charges will be filed against the former president. the news means the manhattan district attorney investigation which has been going on for two years now is now moving into a crucial new stage. the da has been investigating trump and his company and the company's executives on multiple fronts including tax returns, executive perks. the way the company accounted for reimbursements made to trump'