you look very tan, jake. you look tan and refreshed. >> anthony scaramucci, thank you so much for being here. we appreciate it. we have lots to talk b the incoming white house communications director anthony scaramucci saying the president told him if the russians hacked and released e-mails, we would have never seen it. senator al frank season here to respond to everything you just heard next. this is crabfest at red lobster. and right now, we're serving up more delicious crab than ever. classic favorites like crab lover's dream. and new dishes like southern king crab and dueling crab legs with delicious dungeness and sweet snow crab. it's all happening at crabfest. and crabfest is only happening at red lobster. now this is seafood. the unpredictability of a flaree may weigh on your mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go, and how to work around your uc. that's how i thought it had to be. but then i talked to my doctor about humira, and learned humira can help get and keep uc under control... when ce

jake hasn't moved on off of that obviously. that's okay, jake, i don't care. i'm going to be working for you, and i'm going to serve the american people, and we're going to get your agenda out into the heartland where it belongs. and we're going to turn this thing into a movement. >> i like how you are talking to one specific person. >> i like talking to him, but i also like talking to the people i grew up with. >> i grew up in a similar neighborhood in philadelphia. >> he's going to win again, i'll bring a box of kleenex here to cnn. >> we don't need kleenex. >> he's going to win again, jake. once he gets his agenda prosecuted. he's going to win again. >> there are reports this weekend that president trump loved your performance on friday. i haven't checked my twitter since we've been talking, maybe he's talking about how much you're killin' it right now, are the cameras going to come back to the briefing? will we see you more at that mode yum? >> so let's talk about that, sarah huckabee is the press secretary, if you're asking me for my personal opinion, we

jake? >> and jeff, as this public feud between aides plays out, they trav -- the president, i believe, traveled to long island. >> reporter: he did. he was giving speeches on long island to talk specifically about the ms-13 gangs. he also had this very interesting message for the police. let's watch. >> when you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a p paddy wagon. you just see them thrown in, rough. i said, please don't be too nice. like when you guys put someone in a car and you're protecting their head, the way you put your hand -- like don't hit your head and they've just killed somebody, don't hit your head. i said, you can take the hand away, okay? >> reporter: with that interesting message, jake, wraps an interesting week here at the white house. the president will be back here shortly spending the weekend here. we'll see what infighting and internal disputes play out over the weekend, jake. >> jeff zelany at the white house for us. can president trump succeed with all this

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>> well, sure, jake.s summer was quite a busy time for the trump campaign and their contacts with russia. carter page, a senior foreign policy adviser with permission of the campaign, he went over to russia in july, a month after the meeting at trump tower that don junior hosted and then you have roger stone who had hacked into john podesta's e-mail and he sent out a tweet that was very, very, i would say, hard to read or hard to tell what he was talking about at the time that john podesta was going to spend his time in the barrel and six weeks later the podesta e-mails are leased. we have to understand what all of this means, how they are all connected or maybe they're not connected and it's a thousand coincidences. >> when you say "evidence," do you mean beyond sir coupcircums evidence? >> jake, evidence to me is not a conclusion. evidence has to be tested and developed, corroborated or repudiated. there is circumstantial evidence and there's direct evidence. the don junior e-mail to me made everything

that's why, jake. do you not care about the devastation -- >> of course, i do. >> well, we've got life and death -- >> russia is killing some of those people. >> and we've got life and death issues, and if we can create a ceasefire, which we did, with rally, with jordan involved, that's what we have to do. we have to move on. we have to move on in the interest of u.s. national security and saving innocent lives. >> well, i want to move on to the ceasefire, but i will say, just because you say you have to move on and not punish russia doesn't mean that you actually have to do it. i know you want to talk about the ceasefire. let's talk about the ceasefire. president trump today mentioned the ceasefire in one region of syria. he said he was working on another ceasefire in a different region. >> we're not -- again, we have to be careful. it's only the fifth day. we're going to go into a region that is still violent, still problematic, but we are buoyed by the last five days of the successful ceasefire. we'

i once, jake, was on an i.t. newschannel.out there because it gets frustrating when you have this. it's really overplayed and i think the folks on the streets, the american people, don't care. they're a little over it. >> but the american people do want integrity in our elections and the intelligence community is very clear and unanimous that the russians attempted to interfere in the elections in 2016. one of the big issues, i think, is whether or not the united states and the trump administration specifically should try to exact some sort of punishment against the russians for that. i want you to listen to an excerpt from my interview yesterday with white house adviser sebastian gorka discussing the reluctance to punish the russians at all. take a listen. >> reporter: you don't think it's weak at all to let russia go after having interfered in the 2016 election with no punishment at all? >> the last thing you can say about donald j. trump after the last 25 weeks is that he's weak. look at what we've done in afghanistan. >>

jake? >> barbara starr at the pentagon for us.hank you. >>> joining me now is navy lieutenant commander blake b beeman. he joined the army in 2006 and transitioned in 2013. he is said to be the latest transgender admitted serving openly. thank you for being here. we appreciate it. >> absolutely. thanks. >> what was your response when you saw or heard about the tweets from the president this morning? >> i was definitely shocked and upset. as a transgender service member, i'm doing my job and continuing to serve with honor and dignity, and this was definitely something that has taken me aback, at least for the foreseeable future. >> have you heard from your superiors? are you worried about being separated from the military against your will? >> i am absolutely worried about being separated. i have already talked to my superiors and they are just as shocked as i am. and they wanted me to know that they completely support me and support the work that i do as far as within the military, and that they will continue to do so till the mil

jake? >> that's it for the lead. i'm jake tapper. you can follow me on twitter or @jaketapper.tion room. >>> back from the dead. a day after giving up on the health care plan and saying he would let obamacare fail, president trump brings senate leaders to the white house as they try to bring the repeal and replace effort back to life. that lunch may have been tough to swallow for certain leaders, but mitch mcconnell said there will be a motion to proceed on health care next week. there is no indication if he has the votes to make it work. >>> president trump seems to offer a veiled threat to one health car

jake? >> and those answers were condemned by any police offices. tell me, what are your sources telling you about general kelly when he made this decision, why he made this decision? >> we didn't hear a lot of tick-tock from sarah sanders. she refused to comment on conversations the president had with john kelly. we're told this is something john kelly had discussed over the weekend, getting rid of anthony scaramucci after that new yorker interview last week, but he didn't make the formal decision to ask him to step aside until after he was sworn in this morning. we saw scaramucci was in the oval office for his swearing in, as was most of the white house staff. i think it shows how much weight john kelly does have in this white house. last week after the feud between reince priebus and scaramucci became quite clear, sarah sanders defended it saying the president liked healthy competition between his staff, and then today she said the president thought skacaramucci' comments were inappropriate. the two don't go together. it seems john kelly really h

>>> i'm jake tapper in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and indeed around the world to cnn special live coverage of president trump's trip to paris, france. in a few minutes, trump and french president emmanuel macron will face reporters from both countries in a news conference and we'll see how much the russia scandal followed the president across the atlantic. and apair of interviews before he left washington, d.c., president trump defended his oldest son, donald trump jr. and aga dismisseded "russia story" as a hoax made up by the democrats. which, of course, factually is not accurate. russia's interference in the u.s. election is established fact, at least as far as president trump's own intelligence community testified before congress and the possible collusion by his campaign team is a matter being investigated by the fbi. this is trump's second trip to europe in less than a week, helping the french celebrate bastille day, tomorrow, and mark the 100th anniversary of the u.s. entry in world

, jake. for me i would tell people that that's the mt. e's 71 years old. we're not going to change him. by the way, last time i checked he won the presidency quite hand didley. he's going to win it again in 2020. he's our guy. learn to operate with hem. >> congressional members have reached an agreement on russian sanctions. is president trump going to sign that bill? >> we've got to ask president trump that. it's my second or third day on the job. my guess is he's going to make that decision shortly. but there are a lot of questions out there, jake. this is another thing i don't like about the process. this man, our president, heinst. there were three or four weeks ago, 17 intelligence agencies saying something, then we realized there were four intelligence agencies. i'm not saying that's insignificant, there's a lot of disinformation out there. somebody said to me yesterday, i won't tell you who, that if the russians actually hacked this situation and spilled out those e-mails, you would ha

i'm jake tapper. white house press secretary sean spicer is out after a tumultuous six months and one day on the job. spicer turned in his resignation today when president trump named one of his most trusted outside loyalists, anthony scaramucci as white house communications director. scaramucci met reporters at today's press briefing. he said all the right things about spicer and then announced that sarah huckabee sanders would be promoted to spicer's old job as press secretary. she'll be the first female white house press secretary since dana perino in the george bush white house. saying i love the president, at least five times in a half hour before the cameras. and when asked if his job is to get the white house back on track, scaramucci insisted the questioner had it all wrong. >> i'm going take a slight issue with the question. i think the white house is on track and i think we're doing a really good job. i think we're doing an amazing job. the president himself is always going to be the preside

>> well, not yet today, jake.her job and i work full-time, so we haven't spoken yet, no, not yet today. >> what do you think about the criticism that the sentencing of nine years for the armed robbery was essentially just pay back for the alleged double homicide he is alleged to have committed? >> you know, i take great exception to that because under nevada law, mr. simpson was convicted of crimes that required a mandatory prison sentence. first kidnapping with a use of a deadly weapon. that's a minimum patrol eligibility sentence of six years. so, my wife jackie, who by the way is a great judge, of course, i have to say that, gave him nine to 33 years. so anybody that criticizes her for racking it up, realist click, she could have racked it up and sentenced him to even more years in prison. >> jeff, you wrote in the new yorker, quote, the american legal system is not supposed to be a karma-based organization of retribution, but that's thousand worked in nevada. the las vegas case was a transparent attempt by the

jake? >> thank you so much.katherine havm, josh green who is out with a new book titled "devil's bargain." steve bannon, donald trump and the storming of the presidency. first of all, josh, you went to college with sean spicer? >> he was a year ahead of me in college. i used to hang out with spicer at keg parties. >> is that true? are you surprised that after all he has dealt with and all the indignities, it was actual the the idea of reporting to anthony scaramucci that was the bridge too far for him? >> i am a little surprised, but we went to a northeastern liberal arts college. spicer was a republican. there weren't many of those. he was used to being the guy in an uncomfortable situation. i guess scaramucci was just a bridge too far. >> mary katherine, what about you? i was surprised by this news, i must say. >> a little bit surprised. but there were rumors he was on his way out, and there was a chance he thought there was a chance for the rnc faction to be rising here. it's pretty clear that was not happeni

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i'm jake tapper. where the state of our union is tense after a friday staffing shake-up, secretary and retired marine general john kelly is now fewer than 24 hours away from officially starting his new job as white house chief of staff. and one of his first orders of business could be dealing with an international crisis. just hours ago the u.s. military announced a skull test of its thaad missile defense system not long after flying u.s. bombers over the korean peninsula. this is in direct response to a friday ballistic missile launch by north korea. meanwhile president trump is taking aim at china saying he's very disappointed in that country. "they do nothing for us with north korea, just talk. we will no longer allow this to continue. china could easily solve this problem." all of this is sure to make for an interesting first day on the job for john kelly. he's also dealing with a white house in something of a chaotic situation plus the health care bill the president insists is still alive. joinin

now, jake, the end point of all this is unclear. but what is clear, the president blames the attorney general for setting into motion a series of events that has left this investigation actually where it is here. but there are republicans coming to the defense of the attorney general, senators from all corners are saying, look, the attorney general should stay in his job, they believe he's doing the right thing here. so jake, the unusual thing about this, the president has picked fights with a lot of people. he has seldom picked fights with someone the conservative base actually supports and likes. that's why the outcome of this is incredibly uncertain. jake? >> jeff zelany at the white house for us. thanks. i'll talk to a top democrat on the senate judiciary committee next. stay with us. favorite on top of an american favorite, alice. it's like abe lincoln on top of george washington. yonder. get your favorites on top of your favorites. only at applebee's. iso being cool comes naturally. on car insurance, get your favorites on top

but, jake, he was running the campaign at the time. so, i mean, we're acting like this is some kind of one-off thing that never happens in campaigns. you just gave the evidence of exactly what took place there. >> no. nobody from the ukrainian government met with the clinton campaign, again, as i said. >> that's not true. representatives at the ukrainian embassy, the political report was clear. >> go ahead. i know you want to change the subject. let's go back to russia. donald trump jr. was asked if he met with anyone else from russia. this is his answer. take a listen. >> i probably met with other people from russia. >> during the campaign. >> not in the context of a formalized meeting or anything like that because why would i? >> don junior saying i've probably met with other people from russia. what other meetings or communications with russians have not been disclosed yet? >> none that i know of. i represent the president of the united states. donald trump jr. said not in the context of formal meetings, that he may have met with ru

whether or not they veto this, if they do, jake, certainly he would be overwritten, jake. >> thank youch. russian president vladimir putin is firing back today, calling the new proposed sanctions illegal, and bemoaning that it's a quote, pity u.s. russia relations are being sacrificed. cnn's senior international correspondent matthew chance had the opportunity to question putin personally at a news conference today in finland. >> with these u.s. congressional investigations, i thoroughly under way into allegations of russian meddling in the u.s. election, and with the possibility of u.s. sanctions being tightened shortly, do you sometimes sit in your office in the kremlin thinking about how badly u.s.-russian relations are going? and regretting the day that donald trump was elected? >> translator: the first point about the election of the u.s. president, that's not our business, and it is not up to us to assess what he does in this very senior post. that's up to the u.s. public. as far as the investigation which you referred to is concerned, i don't actually think it is an investigatio

i'm jake tapper. senator john mccain in the wee hours of the morning voting no on the republicans' latest plan to repeal and replace obamacare. his no vote, along with two other republicans, murkowski and collins, was enough to squash the bill. >> they should have approved health care last night but you can't have everything. boy, oh, boy. they've been working on that one for seven years. can you believe that? the swamp. >> joining me now one of the three republican senators who voted no on that legislation, senator susan collins of maine. thank you so much for joining us. >> my pleasure, jake. >> so, senator, before i get to policy, i just have to ask, i saw this viral video of you getting off an airplane in bangor, maine, and a crowd of people spontaneously and organically applauding you. i don't know if that happens to you every time you get off an airplane in bangor, maine, but it was a pretty wrarkable thing. what is the response you're getting? >> it really was so extraordinary, heartwarming and

there is a good stat to pop up for jake lamb.uns in the national league by a third baseman. 1 of 3 with over 60 rbis over the last two years before the all-star break. molina, the runner at first, 1 ounce. that gets away, and down to second is the winning run. >> john: couldn't find the ball went to the ledge. we heard joe saying it got wedged beyond the ledge, the green ledge. the ball rises on sanchez. he's trying to find it. it disappears on him. >> joe: they have ruled it a passed ball. runner at second, one out. one ball, one strike. lamb can't hold up. strike two. >> john: 88-mile-an-hour power curveball. mr. lamb hasn't seen too many of those. >> joe: kimbrel working to a divisional rival catcher, gary sanchez. has some go through the signs again. 1-2, winning run at second. nice job i sanchez to block it. 2-2. >> john: yadi on his way back, given a fellow competitor props on this block ball. very difficult. you see how quickly that ball hit in front of home plate. watch yadi. pretty good right there. >> joe: two i've been

jake?r's father are still denying connections to the kremlin, but the father, he received a medal from vladimir putin, right? >> that's right, he received a medal of honor from vladimir putin in 2013. he owned shopping malls here. he's a billionaire, and to do real estate development here on the level that he's doing it, you do have to have good relations with the russian government. they also had very good relations with donald trump himself who sent a happy birthday video to the pop star's son, amin, in 2014. he even appeared in his music video in 2013. jake? >> ivan watson in moscow for us. thank you so much. that's it for "the lead." we have much more on this breaking news coming up with wolf blitzer in "the situation room." i'll be back at 11:00 tonight. stay with us. >>> breaking news, the smoking e-mail. attacking hillary clinton in setting up this 2016 meeting with other top campaign figures and a russian lawyer. is this a smoking gun? >>> black and white. the vice chairman of the s

, jake, jake. >> it's true, i understand that.gain, we will the only nation that doesn't cover all those. we have today, you're right, 21-year-olds who are feeling great, they never get sick, they're healthy, they go out and get hit by a bus, their lives get destroyed because they have to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars. in my view, we should join every other nation and guarantee health care for all. >> i have heard you say in before about tens of thousands of americans will die. where does that come from and can you explain how they will die offensiif they don't have insurance? >> it comes from politifacts. what they ended up saying during the week was sanders was frightened and they listed a dozen different studies, people can go to my website, sanders.senate.gov to get the information. jake, if you have heard disease, if you have diabetes, and you don't have any health insurance, there is a likelihood that you will die. and what they said is -- one of the studies said if you throw 23 million people off of health care, up t

but let me ask you about -- >> jake, jake, jake -- that is true -- >> i'm pivoting to the medicaid --derstand that. that is true, but we're the only nation who doesn't cover all. you have 20-year-olds who geout, get hit by a bus, and they're life is destroyed. ipmy nation, we should join every other nation, guaranteed health care to all. >> i just want clarify. i heard you say this before about tens of thousands of americans will die. where does that come from, and can you explain how they will die if they don't have insurance? >> sure, it comes from politfact. they checked the out and what they ended up saying during the week, said this was right. and they listed a dozen different studies. people can go to my website, sanders.sena sanders.senate.gov and get that story. if you have cancer, have diabetes and you don't have insurance, there is a likelihood you will die. and one of the studies said if you throw 23 million people off of health insurance, which is what the house did bill up to -- no one knows exactly the number -- up to 28,000 people a year will die from that decision. so

you know what this does, jake? now these people in these pretty important jobs not only from the cabinet level but on down, are more worried about keeping their job than doing their job. it doesn't serve the president well anyway. unfortunately this seems to be a bit of a pattern. he did it to chris christie when he threw him out of his transition. he took shots at him. he's made public shots about his national security advisor, saying he talks too much in meetings, things like that, and doing some public displays of dissing his national security advisor. he brings in meetings, and he asks somebody from the outside if his people in front of him are doing a good job. it's not an environment that breeds good work performance. that's my concern. i know jeff sessions well. he is a man of honor. i think he got over to the attorney general's office and said, you know what? the investigation may involve people that i either worked with or were a part of the campaign of which i worked on. i really shouldn't be involved in

jake? erin mclaughlin, and o thoughts and prayers are with that family. >>> venezuela needs to hold fair and free elections and end the crackdown on dissonance. this comes after thousands of people voted to reject president nicholas madura's plan to rewrite the constitution of power. political violence there has claimed close to 100 lives since april. >>> that is it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i now your honturn you over to blitzer. he's in the situation room. >>> happening now, not in the clear. new questions tonight about presidential son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner's security clearance. democrats want it revoked. there are some republicans getting tired of defending him. >>> "made in america." the white house tries to change the subject with a week devoted to boosting american products. but as the president climbs into a "made in america" fire truck and promotes u.s. manufacturers, he ignores the fact that many products that bear the trump name are made abroad. >>> sick

i'm jake tapper.nning news in our politics lead today, the release of an e-mail chain from last june between donald trump jr. and this man, rob goldstone, a british-born reporter, publicist and associate of the trump family dating back to the miss universe pageant in mcow in 2013. the subject line of the e-mail chain, russia climate

i'm jake tapper. you were just listening to the audio only off camera white house press briefing with the republican source telling them the white house is paralyzed. they have accused the white house of collusion with ukraine and wanting to revoke jared kushner's security clearance. sara murray was listening to the briefing as she awaits the paris to arrive to his plane for france. it appears the white house is struggling over this e-mail situation. >> they are struggling, and they are turning their back on hillary clinton and her campaign, and we saw them dodge the question about yet again why we're facing another closed meeting between a trump official and a russian, this time president trump's own son. another bombshell, throwing the trump administration off track, leaving white house officials muddling through the mud. president trump spent much of his time huddling with aides and watching television. his mood from frustrated to furious, but president trump tweeting, the white house is functionin

>> jake, the president has to put his team around him. whoever they were putting up, i always thought he had a right to put his team together. jeff was his first choice. i don't agree with him all of the time, but with that jeff was qualified. that was the president's choice, and i went ahead and supported that. and when i thought he should have recused himself, i spoke out. i was the only democrat that could speak out and not be political. there was no political motive because jeff was the person i voeltd for. a person has to make that decision. i think jeff sessions told him what will he. >>> president trump just made a rare address directly to the american people talking about health care, but is it enough to change any minds of any wavering republican senators? that story next. so being cool comes naturally. hmm. i can't decide if this place is swag or bling. it's pretzels. word. ladies, you know when you switch, you get my bomb-diggity discounts automatically. ♪ no duh, right? [ chuckles ] sir, you forgot -- keep it. you're gonna nee

eventually life guards arrived and more than an hour and a half after the wasp attack jake made it to hospital. >> as soon as he got that last shot of adrenaline at the hospital, he came to and his vitals were amazing and everyone was like, this is a miracle. the doctor was like, you shouldn't be alive right now. >> this literally put their life on the line to save mine. >> reporter: michelle says she would do it again, but there's one thing jake did to save his own life. >> if that man was not wearing a life vest, there is no way he would be alive. >> reporter: katie utehs reporting, "abc 7 news." >>> more than 500 cafeteria workers at facebook voted to join a union today. the workers are contracted out by flagship facility services, and they're calling for increased wages and more affordable health benefits. they join other cafeteria workers at intel, sisco system, and enindividual ya' as members of united here local 19. they're getting health coverage along with an average raise of $3 an hour. >>> bart admits it still needs to work out a few kinks before you can rid its next genera

>> well -- you're conflating -- conflating, jake, three perspectives here. the legality, was the meeting what took place, legal or not. we, of course, as almost every legal expert says it's not illegal and then trying to put a, a moral, ethical aspect to it and it's easy to do that in 20/20 hindsight but not in the middle of a campaign. again, i wasn't, i'm not a campaign lawyer, i wasn't a campaign lawyer, but meetings were taking place as donald trump jr. said. 15, 20 minutes apart. this one even shorter. so i think everybody that's looking backwards saying, would have, could have, should have, and donald trump jr. said he would have done some things differently, but to go back a year later saying this is what should have happened when the meeting itself was 20 minutes, and a series of meetings that took place for days and days and months, i don't think that's fair to donald trump jr., to jared kushner or to manafort for that matter, because no one was in a situation of that kind of campaigning, in the middle of a presidential election. there's a lot of me

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>> no, jake, they are not bad.alt-good. >> wasn't donald trump supposed to drain the swamp? >> mm-hmm. and actually mr. trumpis draining the swamp, as he said he would, and the frogs and the toads and the newts that are left who have muti

there is a good stat to for jake lamb. the national league by a third baseman. 1 of 3 with over 60 rbis over the last two years before the all-star break. molina, the runner at first, 1 ounce. that gets away, and down to second is the winning run. >> john: couldn't find the ball went to the ledge. we heard joe saying it got wedged beyond the ledge, the green ledge. the ball rises on sanchez. he's trying to find it. it disappears on him. >> joe: they have ruled it a passed ball. runner at second, one out. one ball, one strike. lamb can't hold up. strike two. >> john: 88-mile-an-hour power curveball. mr. lamb hasn't seen too many of those. >> joe: kimbrel working to a divisional rival catcher, gary sanchez. has some go through the signs again. 1-2, winning run at second. nice job i sanchez to block it. 2-2. >> john: yadi on his way back, given a fellow competitor props on this block ball. very difficult. you see how quickly that ball hit in front of home plate. watch yadi. pretty good right there. >> joe: two i've been to th

eventually life guards arrived and more than an hour and a half after the wasp attack jake made it to hospital. >> as soon as he got that last shot of adrenaline at the hospital, he came to and his vitals were amazing and everyone was like, this is a miracle. the doctor was like, you shouldn't be alive right now. >> this literally put their life on the line to save mine. >> reporter: michelle says she would do it again, but there's one thing jake did to save his own life. >> if that man was not wearing a life vest, there is no way he would be alive. >> reporter: katie utehs reporting, "abc 7 news." >>> more than 500 cafeteria workers at facebook voted to join a union today. the workers are contracted out by flagship facility services, and they're calling for increased wages and more affordable health benefits. they join other cafeteria workers at intel, sisco system, and enindividual ya' as members of united here local 19. they're getting health coverage along with an average raise of $3 an hour. >>> bart admits it still needs to work out a few kinks before you can rid its next genera

we appreciate it. >> thanks, jake.preciate it. >> donald trump junior says he is happy to share what he knows with the senate committee investigating. will he be willing to testify publicly? that story is next. [car tires screech] [bell rings] when you switch to progressive. as easy as saving $600 winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera shutter clicks ] sure, i've taken discounts to new heights with safe driver and paperless billing. but the prize at the top is worth every last breath. here we go. [ grunts ] got 'em. ahh. wait a minute. whole wheat waffles? [ crying ] why! what are all these different topped & loaded meals? it's an american favorite on top of an american favorite, alice. it's like rodeos on top of rollercoasters. get your favorites on top of your favorites. only at applebee's. get your favorites on top of your favorites. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. megan's smi

>> what about the conversation are you missing, jake? there are checks and balances in the system for a reason. okay? the president will make that decision when he makes a decision. you're telling me that something is true that in fact could in fact be true. i don't have the information in front of me. once i've cleared my security clearances and i've looked at the stuff, if i think it's true, behind closed doors i'll turn to the president direct lur and say, sir, i think this stuff is true. but i don't have it in front of me right now. you may not like it, he's got phenomenal instincts and great judgment on people within you may not it but he's a phenomenal politician. he started two short years ago hen' es already six months into his presidencpresidency. how many people can do that be an american business person and television presidency, hit a button in 2015 and raise to the presidency clearing out 18 people. i don't know a lot of people that can do that. >> there's no question. it with us a phenomenal victory, ooh huge surprise. it s

says to jake tapper, oh, it's disgusting their discussing meetings with russia. now we know from his own e-mail, he did. >> sara fagan. >> i didn't use the word collusion. >> there may or may not. there may or may not be a real story or any there there. but the reality is, there's now a special counsel. the best thing for the president to do is to not go do interviews and talk about russia but to talk about his agenda and let his lawyers, mr. sekulow, very capable this morning. let his lawyers talk about it and he should stop talking about it. >> good luck with that. >> and don't threaten the special prosecutor. >> you see the strains trump is under. there are a lot of advisers who do want him to defer to the legal team. on the other hand, his son has

it is familiar as a science—fiction movie but jake gilland as a science—fiction movie but jake gill ande than run—of—the—mill. gill and hall makes it something more than run-of-the-mill. thank you very much. i do like him. see you next week, james, thank you very much indeed, that is it for this week. enjoy your cinema going whatever you are seeing. quite a variety this week. you next week. goodbye. hello. we will keep showers overnight towards the north—west of the uk, but quite a miserable afternoon across southern england and south wales, and this rain is moving north right now so wet weather for matches of england and wales for a time, strong wind in the south—east as well. most rain heading east overnight to allow things to turn dry in the south—west away from —— and away from showers in north—west scotland. it clears away from northern england clearly on sunday morning —— quickly, and sunshine for a while but showers in the west blowing east through the day, some heavy and boundary once again. sunshine in between the downpours and maybe the extreme south—east of them missing most

i would say watch it for a jake gyllenhaal, the main star, he always brings melancholy to what he does is familiar as some really interesting things. it is familiarasa some really interesting things. it is familiar as a science—fiction movie but jake gyllenhaal makes it something more than run—of—the—mill. 0k, thank you very much. thank you very much indeed, that is it for this week. whatever you're seeing, enjoyed, see you next week. some wet evenings this weekend if you're heading to the cinema one of which is this evening, quite a bit of wayne —— rain across wales in north—west england, all pushing further south east. a bit of blues quiet this evening, showers and scotla nd quiet this evening, showers and scotland and northern ireland. temperatures are around ten to 15 degrees. for the weekends, tomorrow will be the better day, lots of dry weather around. a few showers running into north—west scotland. many will avoid them and stay dry but you will notice this cloud and rain pushing back up across southern england into south wales into the afternoon and during saturday afternoon and

. >> i don't think so at all, jake. keep in mind the communications director spot has been open for a while here and so anthony was coming in to fill it. i think sean took a look at the situation and said, you know what, i'm going to give anthony to opportunity to build this out but i will take a moment here to say that i am disappointed that sean is leaving. i think in a lot of ways, sean has been one of the rocks that's been helping to hold this administration together on the messaging side. sean is someone who's been doing this for 20 years. he's a very professional, very sharp operator, someone who definitely knows what he's doing. he's an absolute first class professional. i'm disappointed to see him go. i'm glad he's going to be staying around through august to help with the transition period. and you know, the good thing for sean, i'm sure he's going to be able to sleep in this weekend and making a lot more money in whatever he goes and does next. >> let's bring in rick wilson, a long-time republican strategist a

jake gyllenhaal always brings this melancholy to what he does. interesting, does and says some really interesting things. it is familiar as a science—fiction movie but jake gyllenhaal makes it something more than run—of—the—mill. 0k, thank you very much. i like him as well. see you next week, james, good to have you with us. thank you very much indeed. that is it for this week. whatever you're seeing, enjoy. quite a variety this week. see you next week. hello there. over the next couple of days fewer showers and hopefully more sunshine. lots of showers around today. a month were the rain in devon lee. this thickening cloud from the irish sea bringing more downpours back into wales, northern england and scotland. intensity easing overnight. a lot of showers in northern ireland. clearer skies towards the south—east. quite a bit of sunshine across england and wales. many places dry. passing showers across wales and northern england but not as widespread. pause likely across scotland and northern ireland with hail and thunder. sunshine towards the so

jake gyllenhaal always brings this melancholy to what he does. interesting, does and says some really interesting things. it is familiar as a science—fiction movie but jake gyllenhaal makes it something more than run—of—the—mill. 0k, thank you very much. i like him as well. see you next week, james, good to have you with us. thank you very much indeed. that is it for this week. whatever you're seeing, enjoy. quite a variety this week. see you next week. hello there. good morning. generally speaking, the weather's been unsettled in recent days. that was certainly the case yesterday with frequent showers in scotland and northern ireland. this was taken by one of our weather watchers in the highlands. this is clearing through the east in the early hours of his morning. we keep showers into western scotland and northern ireland. in between the two, dry weather. temperatures down to 15—16 degrees further south. the morning, showers around in scotland. mainly in the west of scotland. the north of northern ireland. the further south you are, largely dry

you heard jake tapper mention that. u.s. intelligence community and its conclusion that russia did attack the united states with the 2016 election by cyber hacking. here is what president trump's own intel team has it say about it. >> can you tell us, is there any dissent within the u.s. intelligence on the question of whether the russians interfered with the -- >> there is no dissent, i stated that publicly. i stated that to the president. i am confident the russians meddled in this election as is the entire intelligence community. >> i stand behind the intelligence committee. the intelligence we produced in january. >> there you have it. as we mentioned, president trump will soon have to decide whether or not to support tougher sanctions on russia. his communications director, anthony scar movie hasn't yet decided but sarah huckabee sanders add different take on that issue. listen. >> we support where the legislation is now. we will continue working with the house and senate it put those tough sanctions in place on russia

let's a get more on this with jake sullivan. senior advisor to both hillary clinton and joseph biden. thanks, jake for joining us today. >> thanks for having me. >> i wonder, a series of presidents, democrat and republican said we will not allow north korea to get a nuclear tipped missile. here we are today, it appears that this is an icbm, whether it's a tested capability to deliver a nuclear device is another question. but have we gotten close to that point to the point where it's effectively a reality? >> we've gotten close, but we're not there yet. they have now crossed the threshold of what the experts define as being an icbm. they can fly the missile more than 3,400 miles. what they haven't done is shown either they can put a miniaturized nuclear weapon on top of it or that they can master the reentry vehicle or the targeting to make it an effective weapon. so, there is still work for the north koreans to do. but what we saw yesterday was a big leap forward for north korea and one that should certainly make us all sit up a