i just wanted to say, "carol burnett called." >> jimmy: it causes anxiety? >> also excitement.w variety show with me, or she wanted to do this, or i kept, you know, dreaming about what it could be she wanted. then when i called her, she wanted me to use her dresser on broadway. which i end up doing. but it wasn't as, you know, elaborate in my mind. >> jimmy: yeah, but still good. still, if you told your young self, when you were watching that show and were thinking about carol burnett, like oh wow, i want to do that. what do you think -- how -- i mean, first of all, you have to explain wordle to yourself. [ laughter ] i mean, just the iphone alone is mind blowing to start with. >> i would never have thought in a million years i would ever, ever be in the same room with carol burnett. truly. i wouldn't have known, i couldn't have known. if i did know, i don't know what i would have told myself. "go to the gym." something like that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: speaking of the gym, this movie of yours is -- i mean, very unexpected, i think. >> right? >> jimmy: yeah. it's a serious acti

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, ukraine bracing for putin's promised revenge after a critical bridge is destroyed. this as ukraine says russia has more than 100,000 soldiers staged in a key area. we are live near the front lines. >>> plus, the gilgo beach serial killings. the police commissioner in charge of the case is "outfront" as we learn more about evidence taken from the suspect's home, including a doll in a glass case. does the chief believe there may be additional victims? >>> and the chinese foreign minister vanishes. the official also close adviser hasn't been seen in weeks. the government says they don't have any information on him. so what happened? let's go "outfront." good evening on this monday. i'm erica hill in tonight for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, ukraine bracing for retaliation. vladimir putin vowing revenge following a major drone strike by ukraine on a strategically vital supply route for the russian military. ukraine using naval drones to successfully target the ker

he told erin burnett that putin's response to the wagner uprising the weak.ext on cnn. so let's turn to senior political correspondent abby phillip who is filling in for jake tapper. you have a member of the house intelligence committee, congressman jim hines on. it was fascinating that admitted that his secret meeting became public. >> it's not surprising that a meeting with a high-level official in the intelligence community, they would want to keep that private. one, it came just before this rebellion of prigozhin against putin. we don't know what was discussed. u.s. intelligence, according to our sources, had some inkling that something might be happening. whether they communicated that to zelenskyy, we don't know. but the other thing "the washington post" kwt was reporting was how this war in ukraine would come to an end. this is a critical moment for ukraine. but it is going for slowly. and they have goals here, you heard him talking to erin burnett too about the fate of crimea, russian-controlled part of -- historically a part of ukraine that russia ha

er erin burnett, thank you. >>> full interview at 7:00 p.m.n erin burnett outfront >>> live to ukraine, for the latest on president zelenskyy's allegations and russia's denials. ben wedeman is with us from eastern ukraine. >> reporter: alex, as erin said there, they're talking about variety of things at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. for one zelenskyy is talking about explosives being placed on the roofs of several power units and the idea is perhaps the russians will blow them up and say it was ukrainians trying, shelling the nuclear power plant. the other one something we heard from the head of ukrainian intelligence, to the effect that several of the cooling ponds of the reactor have been mined as well as explosive laden trucks being deployed around four of six reactors as well. these are the claims by the ukrainians. they've been warning for quite some time that something could happen at that nuclear power plant. now the russians are saying the situation there is very tense in the words of the kremlin's spokesperson, he said there's

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erin burnett just got back from ukraine and is joining us now. great to see you. great work over there. and you had a wide-ranging exclusive interview with president volodymyr zelenskyy, including discussion of the zaporizhzhia new york power plant. what did he -- nuclear power plant. what did he tell you? >> reporter: he's worried about this, and he believes from ukrainian intelligence that that plant has been mined by the russians. you know, we've been hearing some reports that some of the russians who have been operating that plant maybe are pulling out. and he believes that all of this is pof if russia were to withdraw that they would remotely detonate these mines. he lot of ation with the iea because he says grossi coming in with the team, the chair of the iea, he has a lot of respect for him, but says he comes in with a small team, and you're not going to find these mines with a small team of people. let me just play the exchange on the zaporizhzhia plant concerns for you. zaporizhzhia, i know you've been touring the nuclear plants. you have warned that puti

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erin burnett sat down with president zelenskyy for an exclusive interview that airs in full tomorrow. topics were brought up including ukraine's desire to become part of nato. take a listen. >> we're days away from the nato summit. have you had any assurances at least even from the united states that they will directly support ukraine's bid for membership? >> translator: i'm grateful to the u.s. for their support. president biden and the u.s. congress both parties despite preparations for the elections pay a great deal of attention to the war in ukraine. they are on our side and they support us. it is dinkts for ukraine to survive without the u.s. support. and it is a fact. i'm very direct when saying this. without the u.s. help, it will become a frozen conflict. with the u.s. help, we will deoccupy our territory, deoccupation of any next town is weakening putin. we don't have to be scared of that. the u.s. decide today whether ukraine will get invited to nato. this is today's situation and it is a fact. the majority of the nato countries support inviting ukraine to nato. those who ha

everything demi burnett dreamed of. >> i can transform myself into a 10, you know?: it was her on-screen antics on "the bachelor" -- >> i will happily accept your rose. >> juju: that made her famous. >> the queen is back! >> juju: acting out drawing eyes on "bachelor in paradise." >> anybody there who doesn't know who i am? >> juju: behind the scenes demi was grappling with autism and didn't know it. >> so mortified, god! >> juju: what do people not know about you, from what they've seen publicly? >> i'm really known for being so bold and confident and, like, if someone confronts me, i could handle it and stuff. but i really don't like that kind of stuff. >> juju: it's a performance? >> yeah. for the theater. >> juju: it's an act, all an act? >> it's performance to save your life, though. because it's necessary. >> juju: demi says that performance helped her navigate a crippling social anxiety she could never understand. she says she initially self-medicated by abusing alcohol. >> i sobered up. it was six months after. and i had been struggling with being on the sam

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. >> norah: carol burnett, thank you so much. yet, and for millions, extreme heat is baking the country. for more let's bring a meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel. good evening. >> good evening, norah, as carol burnett mention, reminding some of irene and for some reasons. there is been some serious devastating flooding, and floods for a more catastrophic will continue into tonight. flash flood threat is they are. and also we saw rain falling with the slow moving system on saturated grounds with a tropical air mats. as it was led to the catastrophic outcomes we have been seeing. and dangerous heat does continue across parts of the southwest. and then parts of the ohio valley and northeast where storms continue them once again by midweek, there is a threat for more flooding. >> norah: thank you. we are learning more details about the violent prison attack and disgraced former usaid team doctor larry nassar. who is accused of sexually abusing hundreds of athletes. it cbs's manuel bojorquez on the ma

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and you can watch erin burnett's full interview with president volodymyr zelenskyy.t will be wednesday night at 7:00 p.m. eastern. boris? >>> let's get some perspective now from former nato supreme allied commander general wesley clark. he's also a cnn military analyst. general clark, great to see you, as always. we appreciate you sharing part of your holiday weekend with us. let's start with your assessment of zelenskyy's view that vladimir putin is getting weaker. do you agree? >> well, i think that certainly putin is facing challenges that perhaps he hadn't anticipated. whether this actually makes him weaker or makes him stronger remains to be seen. if president zelenskyy and his intelligence services say that putin's weak, i'm willing to listen to this. but the past record of challenges like this indicates that dictators take these challenges in stride. they use them to identify those who are not supporting them and eliminate them. and they come out stronger in the end. and that's my concern here. >> general, something stuck out to me about zelenskyy's interview

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, the breaking news. a senior russian general in charge of troops in southern ukraine fired after speaking out against putin's war. hear him in his own words. a truly remarkable audio recording that "outfront" has obtained showing putin's military in disarray tonight. >>> plus, more breaking news. cnn learning about another official interviewed in the special counsel's probe into trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. is jack smith closing in on a charging decision tonight? >>> and kim jong un personally guiding north korea's latest missile launch, its longest missile flight ever, as we learn more about the growing influence of kim's sister. we have a special report on that coming up. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news. a senior russian general fired for speaking out against putin's war. "outfront" tonight obtaining remarkable audio of a russian general in command of forces in southern ukraine r

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"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.comnt" next, disaster in court. hunter biden's plea deal put on hold by a federal judge who questioned whether parts of the deal are even constitutional. what happens now? >>> plus, the senate minority leader appears to freeze as holding a press conference. >>> a woman who worked for serial killer suspect rex heuermann speaks out, saying he used to brag about skinning animals and blushed when other women were in the room. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, a debacle. a federal judge catching the president's son and his legal team completely off guard, blowing up his deal with the trump-appointed prosecutor. hunter biden walked into court this morning thinking it was fait accompli, this was easy, this was an open and shut, he'd be walking out with a plea deal. the deal, he would be spared jail time for illegal possession of a gun in exchange for pleading guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges. but that is not what happened in. a move that clearly st

i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, trump caught lying as the former president faces major new charges in the mar-a-lago classified documents case. cnn is learning tonight that one particular document about iran war plans, the document that trump openly discussed on tape, was, ultimately, returned to the national archives by the former president's team. that is significant because it's a document that trump has denied is even real or that he ever showed them off to anyone on tape. i want to play cnn's exclusive audio of trump talking about that iran war plan in a 2021 recording at his new jersey golf club. >> let's see here. isn't that amazing? this totally wins my case, you know. except it is highly confidential, secret -- [ laughter ] i was just saying because we were talking about it. and he said he wanted to attack iran and what. this was done by the military given to me. i think we can probably -- >> i don't know. we'll have to see. we'll have to try to -- >> declassify it. see, as president i c

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, is trump about to be indicted for the third time? trump and his lawyers say they're caught off guard. federal prosecutors telling trump he is a target in the january 6th probe. this as a trump-appointed judge in another doj probe signals she may be siding with him. >>> plus, 16 republicans just charged with trying to help trump overturn the election results, the so-called fake electors in michigan, the first in the country to face charges. how this now also points to trump himself. and new satellite images of wagner soldiers on the move for the first time since prigozhin's failed rebellion, a big development, let's go "outfront." >>> good evening to all. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, closing in. trump facing a barrage of developments in multiple federal criminal investigations tonight. and a judge may rule this evening tonight on when the mar-a-lago documents case can go to trial. so far, the trump-appointed judge, aileen cannon, signaling she's siding wit

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"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, two top russian commanders dead. one of them shot multiple times while jogging in russia. so who's behind it? it comes as russia vows revenge for the cluster munitions the united states is now sending to ukraine. plus, trump running out the clock. why getting elected could be his best legal defense strategy. former trump white house attorney ty cobb is "outfront." >>> and if you can't beat him, join him. hear pga golf tour executives explain why they sold out to the saudis. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the two russian military giants dead tonight. one of them the most senior general to die in ukraine since the war began. lieutenant general oleg sokov killed on a strike on a russian military base in berdyansk. he was a rising star inside putin's military. back in 2021 picked to speak at a cadet ceremony that was attended by putin himself. and tonight it's not just him, the mystery is growing over why another top r

coming up on erin burnett out front. the dangers of artificial intelligence and donee o'sullivan is upon next here in "the situation room." we are learning more details about private travis king, the u.s. army soldier who crossed into north korea and the diplomatic efforts to try to get him back and we'll have a live report from the kokorean dmz. (vo) no matter who you are... ...being yourself can be tough when you have severe asthma. triggers can pop up out of nowhere, causing inflammation that can lead to asthma attacks. but no matter what type of severe asthma you have... ...tezspire can help. tezspire is an add-on treatment for people 12 and over... ...that proactively reduces inflammation... ...which means you could have fewer attacks, breathe better, and relieve your asthma symptoms. so you can be you, whoever you are. tezspire is not a rescue medication. don't take tezspire if you're allergic to it. allergic reactions may occur and can be serious. rash or eye allergy can happen. don't stop your asthma treatments u

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, did putin cave? the kremlin tonight claiming the russian president met with the man who threatened his grip on power, yevgeny prigozhin. but why? and did that meeting actually happen? >>> plus tonight, major movement in the trump investigations. the doj going after trump's longtime aide in the classified documents case, while another grand jury is about to be selected. will it bring a third indictment against trump? >>> and a massive manhunt tonight in pennsylvania. a suspected murderer with survivalist skills escapes from prison using a bed sheet. is someone tonight helping him stay alive and away and armed from police? let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, putin, the not-so-strong man. the kremlin revealing tonight that putin met with yevgeny prigozhin, the leader of that armed rebellion just five days after the attempted coup. the kremlin is giving some details. they're saying it was a nearly three-hour meeting. they'r

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, trump racing for an indictment as the grand jury is expected to meet in just hours. this as the former president suffers new legal defense in two other major cases today. >>> plus, new video appearing to show the head of the wagner group for the first time since his failed rebellion. yevgeny prigozhin tonight unleashing new criticism of putin's war. >>> and a woman coming forward and revealing her frightening encounter with the suspected gilgo beach serial killer. what he told her about the murders he's now charged with committing. let's go "outfront." good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, trump's legal team is scrambling. new information suggesting the special council's 2020 election case against the president is far bigger than they anticipated. trump is now staring down his third potential indictment, which could come as early as tomorrow. his legal team says the doj has given him until midnight tomorrow to say whether he'll report to that federal

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, the special counsel zeroing in on a trump oval office meeting where trump praised election security. that evidence tonight could be key to jack smith's case. i'm going to speak to a former trump official who has inside information on that crucial meeting. >>> plus, russian fighters speaking out exclusively to cnn. and we're hearing incredible new details about their struggle to stay alive. no food or water for days. forced to drink snow to survive. >>> and padlocks over the frozen burritos. mustard locked behind plexiglass. all this to keep shoplifters at bay. our cnn reporter witnessed three thefts in 30 minutes in the same san francisco walgreens. she'll tell you about it. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the trump flip-flop that could get him indicted. the special counsel jack smith investigating trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election is now focusing on an oval office meeting, which then president trump praised

the ukrainian leader volodymyr zelenskyy was candid with erin burnett, and he says that last week proves that pew tipp does not have control. he addressed crimea, the claim of an assassination cry mere ya after russia claimed that crimea tried to kill the russian-backed leader there. >> translator: we cannot imagine russia without the crimean-backed leader. and the attempt means one thing, the war is not over yet. >> to be clear, in victory or in pi piece. >> translator: it will. >> reporter: i know that bill burns came to visit you regularly, and what did you tell him about the plans the take back the territory in the counter offensive? >> translator: to be honest with you, i was surprised to see the information in the media in the u.s., ukrainian and the european media. it should be beyond the we don't have bad relations with the cia, because we have good relations. we have good relations with the cia chief, and we talking. i told him about all of the good things that we need in the battlefield, and we are talking. >> you can watch the full report wednesday night at 8:00 with erin burn

. >>> in an exclusive interview with cnn's erin burnett, last month's revolt in russia with the wagnervladimir putin is weak. >> translator: yes, we see that he is weak, and that he is not controlling everything. wagner is moving deeper into russia, and it shows how easy it is to do. putin does not control every region, and all of us understand that the whole army is in ukraine, and the entire army is almost there, and this is why it is so easy for the wagner groups to go through russia. we understand that putin does not control the regional policy, and control all of the people in the region, and so all of the vertical power that he has just went crumbling down. >> you can see the full interview of erin burnett, and volodymyr zelenskyy this wednesday. and now we have ben wedeman live in eastern ukraine for us, and what is this saying for the larger issues involving wagner, and where do they go, what are they going to do and how long will they exist? >> none of those questions have been answered, john. i mean, what we saw was a message posted on a telegram channel affiliated with prigo

it was a special event for carol burnett. [ cheers and applause i had to double-check it is it true -or of mine for several years. i mean, i want to say, like, 20. and when we get together, it's usually not about show business. it's usually about romance and life and all that stuff. she's been there through all the guys i -- i shouldn't have -- oops. >> seth: most of those were from vancouver, right [ laughter ] >> of course where i left them. so she has been a great mentor to me and i -- she's accepted and loved me and given me great advice but we did a tribute to her 90th birthday and all the years in television and -- think about this so i love her, bernadette peters, and julie andrews. those are my music theater queens, right? [ cheers ] here she is sitting by her bestie julie, and then i'm singing with bernadette. if you want to talk about a mylanta moment, that was one [ laughter ] >> seth: now can i ask, in a moment like that, can you be in the moment and enjoy it? or are you just so terrified because i feel -- i have to remind myself, not that i've had a moment quite like that

a short while ago i spoke to the kick it out chief executive tony burnett for what he thinks can andy. football is a part of society, obviously, so there's not a huge amount we can do to change society, but we can get our act together in football. and what that looks like is firstly making encouraging more people to report discrimination. it's an early trend, but we want to see even more people reporting discrimination. the second thing we want to see is the football authorities coming together to drive solutions in this space. and one of the things that we're still banging the drum for is that there are 92 clubs and lots and lots of football governing bodies, none of whom share the data around discrimination transparently. so we call it on football to use this as a stepping stone to share the data right across the game so we can understand the extent of the problem and then put serious solutions in place to tackle it. we've collected over 1000 complaints in a single season. that number, by the way, is just the tip of the iceberg. we know for a fact that approximately one in four peo

he spoke at length with our erin burnett about the russian mutiny, the state of the war and the prospects to zelenskyy link a potential end of the conflict to the fate of crimea and discussing his recent talks with the head of the cia. >> translator: we cannot imagine ukraine without crimea. while crimea is under the russian occupation, it means only one thing, war is not over yet. >> to be clear, in victory, in peace, is there any scenario where crimea is not part of ukraine? >> translator: it will not be victory then. >> i know the u.s. cia chief bill burns has come and visited you regularly. he was here recently. what did you tell him about your plans to take back territory in the counteroffensive? >> translator: to be honest with you, i was surprised to see the information in some media both in the u.s., ukrainian and european media. my communication with the cia chief should always be behind the scenes because we discuss important things, what ukraine needs. we don't have secrets from cia because we have good relations. our intelligence services talk with each other. i don't know wha

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a short while ago i spoke to the kick it out chief executive tony burnett for what he thinks can and society so there is not a huge amount we can to change society but we can to change society but we can get our act together in football. that looks like including more people to report discrimination, and early transport want to see even more people report discrimination. the second thing is the football authorities coming together to drive solutions in this space and one thing we still banging the drum for is there a 92 clubs, lots of football governing bodies, none of whom share the data around discrimination transparently so we called football to use this as a stepping shown to show the data around the game so we can understand it instead of the problem and what serious solutions in place to tackle it. we collected over 1,000 complaints in a single season, that number is the tip of the iceberg. we know for a fact that ultimately one for people who experience dissemination reported so you can take our starts, multiply that by the number of the 22 clubs are now collecting, so we're t

the 1st he is struggling to point to ending achievements. burnett smith, i was your 0 expert grammy award winning american sing. attorney bennett has died in new york age, 96, just 2 weeks short of his 97th birthday ben . it's 1962 cheer and i left my heart in san francisco with one of his most popular . he released a move and 70 albums and $119.00 grammys during his decades on career, which cost so many genres. he's being remembered as one of the last great lounging is of the mid 20th century. the color that this is down to 0, and these are the headlines. the ones you monetary in chief says, the end of the black sea greenville will put millions of serious risk. he was speaking of, to ukraine, accused rush of attacking warehouses, storing green, and the odessa region on the black sea coast. for many of those 362000000 people, it's also a mattress sadness of disappointment. it's a matter of threats to the future and the future of the children and their families then upset the angry. they're worried that can, so some of them go hungry. some will stop, many may die as a result of these decis

zelenskyy told my colleague erin burnett that that decision was entirely up to president biden.old my colleague fareed zakaria that ukraine is not ready to join nato. joining us to discuss house foreign affairs committee chairman michael mccaul of texas. thank you very much for being with us. one of the biggest subjects on the nato agenda, whether to fast track ukraine's push to nato. i want you to take a listen to what president zelenskyy told my colleague erin burnett this week. >> the u.s. decides today whether ukraine will get invited to nato. this is today's situation, and it's a fact. the majority of the nato countries support inviting ukraine to nato in the majority support? >> those who have their doubts look only at president biden, and he knows that this depends on him. it will be his decision. >> do you think president biden should support an expedited process for ukraine to join nato? >> i think it should be incremental, jake. first, they have to win the counteroffensive and secondly have a cease-fire and then negotiate a peace settlement. we cannot admit ukraine int

i want to start with ukrainian president zelenskyy's words to erin burnett.e said that the war is not going to be over until ukraine can take crimea back from its russian occupiers. russia has been in there since 2014. what does this tell you about just how long and protracted this war may be? >> well, share ration i mean, it tells us obviously that it has been long and protracted and it's in our interest to stop the -- you know, the bloodletting and to bring this to an end as fast as possible. interestingly when he says that he wants to reclaim crimea, it doesn't mean that he has to do it by military means, but he has to make enough military progress to either break the russian military and cause them to flee, which i don't think they will flee crimea, so ultimately really the second option is at the negotiating table. and that has to be his best hope. but we're far from that right now, as you can see on the battlefield there's not enough progress being made and they need air cover, the ukrainians do, and they need longer-range missiles, the so-called attack

i'm erin burnett. welcome to this special edition of "outfront." tonight, our exclusive interview with ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy. russia's unprovoked and barbaric invasion of ukraine remains one of the most important stories in our world today. and that's why we will be devoting the next hour to our interview with zelenskyy. an interview that comes at a crossroads for ukraine. its much-anticipated counteroffensive is underway. zelenskyy discusses the timing with us and why he says there will be no end to the war until crimea is back in ukrainian hands. it also comes after the armed insurrection, led by putin's one-time loyal lieutenant and the head of the wagner group, yevgeny prigozhin. you'll hear zelenskyy discuss his intention about how much russia supports putin right now and the cracks in his inner circle. and it comes on the eve of the crucial meeting for nato. you'll hear zelenskyy talk about the one person who matters on nato right now. our wide-ranging conversation took place in odessa, ukraine's black sea port and the curre

and when asked by cnn's erin burn bet negotiating an -- burnett about negotiating an end to the terror campaign in his country, zelenskyy reiterated there is no victory without crimea, which was annexed by russia nearly ten years ago. listen. >> translator: we cannot imagine ukraine without crimea. and while crimea is under the russian occupation, it means only one thing -- war is not over yet. >> to be clear, in victory, in peace, is there any scenario where crimea is not part of ukraine? >> translator: it will not be victory then. >> i know the u.s. cia chief bill burns has come and visited you regularly. he was here recently. what did you tell him about your plans to take back territory in the counteroffensive? >> translator: to be honest with you, i was surprised to see the information in some media both in the u.s. and ukraine and european media. my communicaication with the ci chief should be behind the scenes, an immediate tension because we discuss important things, what ukraine needs and how ukraine is prepared to act. we don't have any secrets from cia because we have good re

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take a look to what the arizona secretary of state told erin burnett last night about what he thinkshis means about jack smith's investigation and what the special counsel is focused on. >> it was just another one of the random various and lawsuits filed over the united states of america in the feeble and misguided attempt to overturn an election. the crux of what is being sought her is the same as what we are seeing across the united states of america, was there interference or attempted interference, does it amount to a conspiracy to overturn an election. what we are seeing in arizona is not inconsistent with what happened across the rest of the country. >> reporter: so it's clear there that the arizona secretary of state's read on what the subpoena was asking for is that the special counsel is looking at a multistate coordinated potentially criminal effort to overturn the 2020 election. we know that the special counsel's office has recently spoken to state officials in other states like georgia, secretary of state in georgia brad raffensperger sat down with prosecutors recently an

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i'm erica hill in for erin burnett. burnett. "ac 360" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. tonight on 360, cornell west, why he's running and how he answers concerns. >>> also tonight robert kennedy jr.'s bizarre remarks on covid saying it was targeted to attack caucasians and black people, which the white house called today, quote, vile. >>> later the couple whose dog whose quick action led to the escape of an escapee. >>> town hall this evening in new hampshire. joe manchin and jon huntsman were the headliners. senator manchin refusing to rule out a third party campaign saying, quote, if i get in a race, i'm going to win. there's some appetite among voters for major party front runners. the question is how much of an appetite and to what effect. new labels is drawing fire from democrats saying it would csiphn voters from president biden and put donald trump back in the white house. ross perot in 1992, taking republican votes from george h.w. bush. ralph nader got nearly 100,000 votes in florida,

he's also making news in a new exclusive interview with erin burnett, who sat down with him in odesa,s he told her he does believe president putin's power is diminishing. >> have you seen any changes in how you think he's acting, in his behavior since the attempted coup? >> translator: yes, we see the reaction after certain wagner steps. we see putin's reaction. it's weak. firstly, we see he doesn't control everything. wagner is moving deep into russia and taking certain regions shows how easy it is to do. putin doesn't control the situation in the region. he doesn't control the security situation. all of us understand that his whole army is in ukraine. almost entire army is there, so all that vertical of power he used to have just got crumbling down. >> that's the latest from zelenskyy. now let's get the very latest on ukraine's counteroffensive and how it's going. cnn's ben wedeman reports from eastern ukraine. >> kaitlan, even volodymyr zelenskyy is acknowledging that the going is getting tough in the ukrainian counteroffensive. he said, last week was difficult on the front line, b

when president zelenskyy tells our erin burnett that putin is weak, perhaps politically in russia. but on the front lines, that weakness is not being felt. behind the front lines, today, the russians fired iranian-made shohei drones on the northeastern city of sumy. they, are they killed at least two people, injured 19, including a five-year-old child. caitlin? >> ben vitamin, thank you for that. for more insight on that, what is happening on the battlefield, retired u.s. army major marc lions joins me now. you heard ben saying there, summoning it up, we've been talking about the weakness and staying home after that revolt that we saw by the wagner group. they are not necessarily seeing it on the frontlines. what does that say to you? >> they have mass. they have a machine on that front line, when the very start, from an expectation perspective, it was going to be very difficult to think that ukraine was going to do everything and vanquish it. the counteroffensive is going about as well as it can go given that they have no air superiority on the ukrainian side. i think it's a wait

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. >>> i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room," erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, putin's military meltdown, new video tonight of a violent fight breaking out at a russian base between men who are about to be sent to the front lines. as putin's paranoia is leading to a bigger military purge. >>> breaking news, two of trump's most senior white house aides, jared kushner and hope hicks have now testified before the grand jury investigating trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election. we're going to tell you a key question that both of them were asked. >>> and we have new audio tonight of a passenger plane's frantic call for help after hitting extreme turbulence. that plane dropping thousands of feet in seconds. what was it like on board, two passengers on the florida-bound flight are my guests. let's go "outfront." >> good evening, i'm erin burnett, "outfront" tonight, putin's military meltdown. we're getting new video tonight of a deadly fight that broke out at a military camp near moscow. according to russian media, these men were about to be sent to the

this comes days after volodymyr zelenskyy sat down for a cnn exclusive telling our erin burnett thatea is a must in any peace plan. >> translator: we cannot imagine ukraine without crimea. while crimea is under the occupation, it means one thing -- war is not over yet. >> to be clear, in victory, in peace, is there any scenario where crimea is not part of ukraine? >> translator: it will not be victory then. >> the full interview airs wednesday night at 7:00 p.m. eastern. zelenskyy also offered a scathing take of vladimir putin and his power over the kremlin after the -- hearing from the ukrainian president. >> the ukrainian president obviously understands that many people anticipated that the counteroffensive would achieve more than it has so far. we got a statement from him saying last week was difficult on the front line, but we are making progress. we are moving forward step by step. and step by step it looks to be the pace of this offensive. we heard from the deputy defense minister that within the last week ukraine has taken the equivalent of 15 square miles. today the head of u