jake: mr. scalise was zipping around the capitol in a louisiana themed scooter which i imagine was custom made for you and not something i can go sit get at a store. mr. scalise: and it would play "eye of the tiger" we'll put that in the annals of the archives. jake: that couldto a museum somewhere, luckily. let's obviously talk about -- first, i want to m it enon out yesterday that mr. scalise riting book "back in the mewhich comes out november 13, a week after election day, and it's 304 pages. we have the same book agent so we have not written 304 pages. anna: no. so impressive. jake: come on, anna. work on it. let's talk about breaking news which is northorea, the president emerged from meetings with kim jong un early this morning in d.c. and republicans for years since i have been covering you guys almost a decade have said the president shouldn't be coddling dictators and cutting unverifiable nuclear deals. what makes this different? mrise:he fact you have a negotiation and a relationship

jake: it must the -- mr. scalise: in the en i don't think there will be any kind of invasion of any of our allies. when you talk to our allies around the world, they are i think more receptive and happy that the united states is standing u forur all against so around the world. youidn't see that inhe l tt eight years. so these kind of talks, again, when they are negotiations going on, everyone is trying to get leverage so people get heated. what the end result is should be our main concern. if this all ends with better deals for america, that's a better deal for our allies, too, because if canada got a much better deal in the last agreement, it's created animosity in industries like agriculture and the dairy industry and there shouldn't be that kind of resentment. let's go and fix that. anna: you expressed some skepticism where the president is on russia and rejoining the g-7, saying you weren't sure they should be readmitted. what's your take on trump's russia policy? mr. scalise: well, first of all, i think

jake? >> jessica schneider. sources are telling cnn that there have been multiple injuries and fatalities. a shooting in annapolis, maryland. capital of maryland. an hour outside of washington, d.c. the shooting there at the newspaper "capital gazette." police, law enforcement saying one individual in custody but they're still saying it is an active shooter situation. they're making sure that there is no other shooter before they give the all clear. way tonight bring back josh campbell, former fbi supervisory special agent. josh, we have vivid descriptions from the "capital gazette" crime reporter phil davis talking about what it was like being in the newsroom hiding under his desk after his colleagues had been shot hearing the shooter reload. >> that's right, jake. we hear from witnesses in these types of incidents. heard from them before and never easy to hear. the panic, the chaos that ensued. although workplaces prepare for these types of incidents, we have seen the uptick in number of

jake: we should have known better. mr. scalise: there are fleeting moments and we'll get some of those back. look, there are some real big partisan divides in this country. you can look at the election and see how we are a divided country. the house even more than the senate is a true reflection of the divisions within our country so it shouldn't be any surprise that there are divisions on big issues like on taxes, like on health care, like on some of the other issues where we disagree. the line's share of the bills we move through congress are very bipartisan and they don't get much attention because they are not as sexy of issues. on opioids, on the 21st century cures act, major legislation that's been signed into law that was overwhelmingly bipartisan but it gets no attention because people like the food fights and they like to report on the food fights. there are other moments of comity like that. and the congressional baseball game is one of those times where we compete against each other very viciously and republican

i'm jake tapper. you've been watching president trump honoring the medal of honor to a world war ii soldier garlin conner and we'll have more on his story later in the show. but let's begin with the politics lead. what the president is calling a tremendous victory in a, quote, moment of profound vindication and what his critics are calling bigotry and unamerican and cruel. the supreme court in a 5-4 decision upholding president trump's third version of his travel ban. that ban started during the campaign as a blanket ban on all muslims entering the u.s. just a proposal. the first actual ban after he took office was an executive action which halted visas for individuals traveling from seven majority muslim countries and wreaked havoc at the nation's airports as you might recall. that issue and order was stayed by the courts and then the legal process began of course. this third version which the highest court in the land today ruled constitutional restricts ebtsry into the u.s. from five majority musli

jake, i like that type. a sharp looking guy. good job, jake. i also want toell you that you are working on it individually, you've really done a good job. i want to thank you. wanto commend s f h ad sh o bil and for working hard and our fellow childhood cancer survivors. i'm thrilled with the job you have done. i hear you are doing good. great. so, olivia, jay, and sadie, i think you for your hard work and you are really helping to positi livve a in america especially of younpele. we will be right here with you every step of the way. all of these incredible representatives. someday maybe you'll be there. i don't know if you want to do that. but, we want to thank all of you for being here. we congratulate you for doing so well and getting better. you have helped a lot of people. thank you very much. do you have anything to say, shelley? >> i am admiring the strength these young people and their families as well. families are affected. this is about survivorship and how you live your life and how after you have had treatment you ca onn go to have

i'm jake tapper. we begin with the world lead and the stunning headlines americans woke up to today, president trump and north korean dictator kim jong-un shaking hands, sitting down and signing on to a joint agreement to work toward complete deduktization of the peninsula and it is history but it is unclear what this means for the future. critics say that president trump gave away a key concession. stopping joint military exercises with south korea in exchange for only a vague promise from kim jong-un that the rogue regime has broken many times before. including at least four nuclear agreements dating back to 1985. president trump expressed his desire to remove all u.s. troops from the peninsula though it is not part of any agreement, yet. while president trump has without question elevated the brutal dictator with north korean flags standing on the same level as old glory and the president expecting he trusts kim jong-un, praising him as, s a country that brutalizes m, and starves his et cete-- his

jake is also here. jake is a sarcoma survivor. he has helped lead the effort to see this bill become law. i like that tie. a sharp looking guy. go, jake. you have other things you could be doing, but you have really done a great job. i want to thank you. i want to commend sadie for her leaderllnd for working hard and our fellow childhood cancer survivors are lled wh the job yove done. i hear you are doing good. -- great.t so, olivia, jay, and sadie, i think you for your hard work and you are really helping to -- thank you for your hard work and you are really helping to positively affect lives in america especially of young people. we will be right here with you every step of the way. all of these incredible representatives. someday, maybe you will be sitting right here. i don't know if you want to do that. but, we want to thank all of you for being here. we want to congratulate you for doing so well and getting better. you have helped a lot of people. thank you very much. do you have anything to say, shelley? >> i'm just admiring

i'm jake tapper. the secretary answering questions about president trump's upcoming summit with kim jong-un saying north korea confirmed to the administration its willingness to denuclearize and to do so in a big and bold move. and also, that the u.s. wants concrete steps, not just words from north korea. my panel's here with me. let's dive in. first of all, one of the questions, phil mudd, start with you, was about president trump saying he didn't think he needed to prepare much for the summit and more about attitude than anything else. the secretary asked and said he's confident president trump will be fully prepared. are you concerned about that? >> he is a pro. we went from the president of little rocket man and the u.n. to a secretary of state of a clear sense of where we need to go and be complete and irreversible. he came from the cia and i'm well aware of a recent history of dealing with verification of iraq and got burned there and i guarantee you heard a lot about questions like what facilit

>> i think he may not know, jake.lute the general like he just -- i think he may not know protocol, he may not be reading briefing documents and unfortunately he makes for a very embarrassing commander-in-chief. i think our reality is donald trump calls things tough that many of us including kids we might mentor or who may be our own call bullies. i think of people who are resilient and have overcome tremendous oppression and struggle and for whatever reason that doesn't resonate with donald trump. what resonates are people who make it impossible and hard. i think he may admire the fact this person is a dictator and that's a platform he doesn't have in this country thanks to democracy. >> here's the white house on the president's praise today. >> that's a factual statement. a lot of people have done some bad things however the president hasn't ignored the bad things that have been done by the north korean regime. he's called it out on a number of occasions and he brought it up at the summit. >> mary katherine, what do

>> jake, there was. we heard president trump last week say he would stay one day, two days and even three days if the conversations here were going well. and now we know he is planning to leave shortly after the summit. i am told by a u.s. official here this morning that the president made that switch because kim jong-un is planning to leave as well. he said his departure time shortly after the summit so the u.s. also wanted to have a departure time in place. now we do know the president is going to hold a news conference after that summit. but jake, we're about five hours away from that summit here. both leaders are in singapore and this city with ripe with anticipation. it is a handshake that could make history. president trump and kim jong-un coming face-to-face in just hours. the first meeting of an american president and a north korean leader. the two men will first meet with know aides present. only translators inside of the capella hotel on the island of sent ossa, a resort just off the singapore

>> good morning, jake. well, the most recent information we have from dhs is they have reunited about 21% of those children that, you know, were separated from their families under this new enforcement policy. but you said that this is a mess created by the trump administration. jake, this mess goes back decades. and we really didn't have an illegal immigration problem when we had the program in the '60s. we had sicircularity of immigrations. farmer worker unions wanted that shut down. the flores decision, for example, really initiated in 1985, and so this is just a huge problem. we don't have the capacity to handle all unaccompanied children, all the family units now flooding our border, because of a host of judicial decisions, legal precedent and laws i think are well-intentioned but have negative unintended consequences that have created this -- these incentives for people to flood our borders. we don't have the capacity. this problem has been around for a long time. >> absolutely, the problem of illegal

you're not really focusing on jake. >> it's called "a kid like jake," which would also lead you to thinkbe focused on the 4-year-old. we've chosen to turn the camera on the world around jake. the schools, the parents, the families, the friend and family. because at 4, a tender age of self-expression and if the child is different at that point, society does tend to notice and pick up on that. so we're kind of looking at the world that's influencing jake. >> and the battle between the parents of this internal battle and this external battle of how do we do this? >> exactly. exactly. >> talk about because this is a serious subject and a very timely subject i would say, how did you handle it with the child actor? >> sure. jake, played by leo, is this amazing young 4-year-old, now ar 5-ld, who actually loves dresses and skirts and fabulous princess things >> so it kind of worked? >> i it workt worked. i didn' want to cast a boy who didn't want to wear dresses. this 4-year-old actor, it's true to who he is. >> you're one of the first successful trans directors in hollywood. do you hope this op

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i'm jake tapper. and we're reaching out to traditional american adversaries such as north korea and today russia. this afternoon president trump met with members of the g7 including the leaders of canada and france whom he's been attacking on twitter over various issues doing with trade in a note those on capitol hill found on the way to the summit this morning. he suggested that russia should be allowed membership again in this group of industrialized nations. for those who don't know, russia was a member of the g7 and called the g8 until 2014 and as san antonio reminded us in a statement. vladimir putin chose to make russia unworthy of membership but invading ukraine and annexing crimea. and nothing has changed that fact. the president has shown or adversaries the deference sandest meme reserved for our closest allies, unquote. boris sanchez is traveling with president trump and later the president will sit down one-on-one with the world leaders. >> that is right, jake. the president set for meeting

i'm jake tapper with "the lead." we begin with the major breaking news, supreme court justice anthony kennedy, the man known as the centrist swing vote is retiring from the supreme court. his retirement leaving trump with a decision that will alter the highest court in the land for decades an one that could alter laws in the united states of america and your lives. kennedy was the pivotal swing vote, siding with the majority in 5-4 votes over and over in his three decades on the bench. a more conservative justice in that kennedy seat, he could change what is legal and what is illegal in this country. though kennedy most often voted conservative, he also voted with the more liberal justices on issues such as same-sex marriage and the death penalty quite often and the swing vote upholding the voe versus wade decision. and your lives could very well change because of today's news. kennedy writing in a letter he hand delivered to president trump that he will leave the court july 31st and giving president trump the opport

jake. >> tom forman, thanks. jake tapper and tweet the show at "the lead." and we read them. that is it for "the lead." i turn you over to wolf blitzer next door in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >>> happening now, breaking news. republican mutiny. president trump is about to huddle with house republicans as a growing number of gop lawmakers voice opposition to his policy of separating undocumented children from their parents at the border. will the president derail two major immigration bills up for a house vote this week. >>> lawyering up. a source tells cnn that mr. trump's long time personal lawyer michael cohen plans to hire an experienced trial lawyer in new york as cohen contemplates whether to fight charges he may face from the criminal investigation he's under or whether to flip on the president. >>> returning fire. president trump orders u.s. trade officials to identify an additional

>> i don't know for certain, jake. but based on my experience, i'll tell you this. there is a common progression here when yohave individuals that are in the situation that michael cohen is in. and they start off very defiant and then they realize how much a case like this costs to defend and by the way, i estimate that his attorneys were probably soaking him for about a half a million dollars a week in connection with this case over theast t-- two months so that adds up quickly so you could be looking upwards of $3 million or $4 millioni'm sure michael cohe happy about paying that money because they should have allowed the taint team to conduct the review of the documents and saved him money. t i predicted this a couple of months ago. i said he would be indicted withinn the next 90 days and we're at day 58 and i predicted that he would flip on the president because he would not be left with a choice. and i'll hold to those predictions and i think that is what will happen. >> what is your understanding of why he and his legal team split? >> well, my understanding is

let's talk about "a kid like jake."ry good. >> jimmy: oh, skittles -- >> once you taste the rainbow, it's really hard to continue on. [ laughter ] aren't they though? they make you feel good. jimmy: they make you feel good. >> god, i love sugar. >> jimmy: claire danes -- >> claire danes. >> jimmy: phenomenal. priyanka chopra. but this is a tricky subject. i thought it was very, very interesting. basically, you and claire have a kid that is going into kindergarten. and you are sure, don't even know how to explain it -- >> well, we are --e're not thinking much of anything in terms of what the subject of the movie is about as parents. but when we are applying to these kindergartens and we want financial aid to help us get to a good school, we apply for these scholarships and octavia spencer plays -- >> jimmy: octavia spencer. >> yeah, she's incredible. she plays the director of his preschool where he has been and she suggests to claire's character that we should maybe capitalize on jake's gender variant play and how much h

how long did jake stay in the emergency department? >> 11 days in a room that's -- it's not designed for anybody to be there long-term, not just on the floor. >> if we took him home, he comes off the list so we had to keep him in the e.r. >> reporter: the list is the list of kids waiting for an inpatient psychiatric bed. the crisis is nationwide with nearly a 40% increase in psychiatric visits to emergency rooms. nbc news spoke to 55 hospitals in these states. one in kansas said they turned away 2,000 kids last year alone. all said during the school year they were completely overwhelmed and didn't have enough beds. >> it's the same trends we're seeing here. >> reporter: dr. claudia moreno is head of the children's hospital in connecticut. she says they are seeing 1600 kids a year for psychiatric issues. on a bad night, it can be nine or ten. >> the youngest i've seen is probably a 10-year-old. >> reporter: who tells you he or she doesn't want to live. it would be very scary to let them walk out the door. >> it would be and we wouldn't

i'm jake tapper. and the president of the united states asserting one of the broadest interpretations possible of the powers of the executive. suggesting that if he so chose, he could not be held liable for any federal crime as president. he began his day by tweeting in part, quote, i have the absolute right to pardon myself but why would i do that when i have done nothing wrong, critics pushing latest of a series of stunning clai claims recently made by the president and his legal team. and the 20-page confidential january lawyer from current lawyer sekulow and dowd to robert mueller in which the lawyers argued that the president, because he is the chief law enforcement officer in the land, he cannot ever obstruct justice since, quote, that would amount to him obstructing himself, unquote. rience inhe legal field such as former u.s. attorney chris christie took issue with that assertion. >> it is an outrageous claim. it is wrong. they were trying to make a broad argument, lawyers do that all of the t

flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto oh no, jake 8-month... ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto >>> santa clara county sheriff is facing allegationss of past sexual harassment just days before the election in which she goes for a 6th term. i-team reporter dan noyes with a story you'll see only on abc7 news. >> she harassed them then retaliated because they turned her down. the retirement letter sent in april, part of a lawsuit he's filed against the county. it also mentions former narcotics officer gary brady who said smith removed him from the prestigious assignment after he rebuffed her advances. >> i always remember her vein on the left side standing up. she said it's about time the females in this department get the good jobs. >> reporter: the event with gary brady in the county didn't happen at the convention in burlingame? >> did not, absolutely did not. and i have those documents. >> she denies all three officers' stories, but i'll dig deeper coming up on abc7 news at 11:00, eric. >> all right, dan, looking forward to that report. th

i'm jake tapper. following breaking news -- police say there's an active shooter situation at the offices of the "capital gazette" newspaper in annapolis, maryland. a law enforcement source telling cnn that multiple individuals at the "capital gazette" have been injured. the alcohol, tobacco, and firearms bureau tweeted that they are responding to the shooting incident at the same location. president trump and first lady melania trump have been briefed about the situation. maryland governor larry hogan has tweeted warning people to stay away from the area. stay away from the building in annapolis where this active shooter situation is still ongoing. cnn's evan perez has been talking to his sources. apparently you've learned one person is in custody? >> reporter: that's right, jake. we're told by law enforcement sources that at least they believe that the person is the one that carried out the shooting but still very early in the investigation and going room by room, floor by floor by and make sure no

president trump actually -- and this is music to my ears, jake. he went through those two days of conference talking about the need for a new free trade system, no tariffs, no tariff barriers. no subsidies. he is a trade reformer as i have argued again and again and he put that out. and so they have this bilateral meeting. we were very close to making a deal with canada on nafta bilaterally perhaps. and then we believe and trudeau pulls this sophomoric political stunt for domestic consumption. it pains me -- >> president trump does that all the time though, doesn't he? >> no. >> he didn't say things for domestic consumption? >> the point is if you are going through a treaty process, a communique, and you have good faith, and those leaders were together. i mean i was right smack in the middle of it on friday night and saturday morning. you don't walk away and start firing bullets. now, look -- >> i can't believe that than adviser to president trump is saying that because president trump does that all the time. he does things for domestic consumptio

i'm jake tapper. we begin today with breaking news on our politics lead, under assault from all sides under a policy that separated children from their parents at the border, president trump did something today that we have never before seen him do as president. he surrendered, taking a step for weeks he falsely insisted was not possible. he stopped the practice of child separation himself, he says. the president claimed he was not backing down, but he did just sign an executive order that he said would, quote, keep families together while ensuring we have a powerful border. the president acknowledging there was pressure from both his wife and his daughter, ivanka, to end the separation policy that his own administration policy instituted. >> ivanka feels very strongly, my wife feels very strongly about it, i feel very strongly about it. i think anybody with a heart would feel very strongly about it. we don't like to see families separated. at the same time, we don't want people coming into our countr

alisyn camerota author of "amanda wakes up" and jake tapper, hellfire club". >> jake is busy reading >> i've already read it. i'm reading it again. i can't tear my eyes away. >> it's that riveting out in paperback today. >> i read it six times. god you guys are good. you guys are good. john, thank you. there are other images that we do need to talk about as well equally riveting. >> yes. >> president trump holding a wide ranging news conference after his historic summit with kim jong-un, mr. trump also addressed questions about the g7 summit just a couple days ago and this picture that made headlines around the world. >> the picture with angela merkel, who i get along with very well, where i'm sitting there with this, that picture is we're waiting for the document because i wanted to see the final document as changed by the changes that i requested. that was a very friendly -- i know it didn't look friendly and i know it was reported like nasty both ways. i was angry at her. actually we were just talking the whole group about something unrelated to everything, very friendly, waiting

>> good morning, jake. the most recent information we have is they reunited about 21% of the children that were separated from their families under this new enforcement policy. you said this was a mess created by the trump administration. this goes back decades. we had -- that began the problem. the decision really initiated 1985 so this is just a huge problem. we don't have the capacity to handle all unaccompanied children and all family units that are flooding our border because a host of judicial decisions, legal precedent and laws i think well intentioned but have negative unintended consequences that have created these incentives for people to flood our border. this problem has been around for a long time. >> absolutely, the problem of illegal immigration has been around for decades. i'm referring to the policy of 100% family separation at the border taking kids from the parents, not the overall policy of illegal immigration. let's talk about the separation policy and the idea that the trump administra

ohh no, jake. seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. ♪ >>> dub dynasty. >> can't get enough of this feeling. we're going to celebrate together. >> warriors and dub nation celebrate a third nba championship in four years. tonight the party is on across the bay area after a clean sweep of the cavs. what a game, what a series, what a season. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. we have team coverage from cleveland. mindi bach and dion lim in a minute. >> and tracking the celebration in the bay area, crowds pouring into the streets after the game. 14th and broadway in oakland. >> and reporters tracking the party aver the big win. but first larry beil. >> they did it again. warriors back-to-back nba titles. game three kevin durant dominated. tonight the steph curry show. he struggled last game. tonight 12 points first six minutes of the contest. looked towards end he was trying to lock up mvp award. was for the game but for the series goes to kevin durant who said it doesn't matter. all champions to

and let's go to jake tapper. special coverage continues right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with breaking news in our politics lead. and brand-new cnn polls as we stand by for a white house briefing that will begin any moment and we'll bring that to you when it occurs. but president trump as you know is facing an onslaught of bipartisan outrage over his administration's new policy which is resulting in hundreds if not thousands of children being taken from families if they cross the border illegally as the country sees the startling images of parents and children put in chain link pences and we've seen an image of a honduran girl toddler weeping as her mother is searched and detained. cnn polls show that two-thirds of the american people polled disapprove of this trump policy change which led to the kid being taken from their parents. 67% disapprove. the photos are shocking. the world and bipartisan leaders including laura bush who said in a pos

welcome to "the lead," i'm jake tapper. we begin with the stunning development. a judge sending paul manafort to jail pending his trial for allegedly attempting to tamper with witnesses in the probe led by robert mueller. now manafort had only been ordered to jail a few hours before president trump's attorney rudy giuliani began openly discussing with the new york daily news a possible presidential pardon for mania fort and this is accompanied by more shocking news about a different confidant, michael cohen under criminal investigation by the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york is, according to sources, considering cooperating with authorities. as the u.s. attorney's office has revealed this afternoon, they recovered pages of material from cohen's shredder and other information from his encrypted apps and those subjects no doubt weighing heavily on president trump when he decided to take a walk on the north lawn and share some falsehoods about his former campaign chairman. >> manafort has nothing to do with our campaign. but i feel so -- i tell yo

i'm jake tapper. we'll start with breaking news in the national lead, stormy daniels the saga brewing once again and suing her former attorney keith davidson andt tr fixer michael cohen in the lawsuit filed today. stormy daniels claims that davidson, her attorney at the time, betrayed her. that he acted as a puppet for president trump andichael cohen. said that cohen hatched plan and tried to get her on fox news in january to lie and to deny having had an affair with president trump back in 20 stormy daniels also claims that president trump was aware that her old attorney keith davidson and michael cohen were colluding for president trump's benefit whiledavidson was still her attorney, purportedly representing her and her interests. right to m.j. lee. and does stormy daniels, her attorney michael avenatti, stephanie clifford her name, are any of them citing proof for allegations. >> wel she sure is. if you look at the lawsuit, there i an exhibit of text messages allegedly exchanged betweeichael cohen

jennifer lost her brother, jake, to opioid addiction. before jake became an addict, jennifer and her brother shared a very, very close relationship, but opioid addiction turned him 23450 a -- into a person she barely knew. even though jake went to rehab, and had a family who supported him through this whole process throughout his addiction, he still lost the battle against opioids. i had the honor to -- of meeting with jennifer and she helped me and my staff host a workshop for local law enforcement in my district. where she shared the heartbreaking story of jake's addiction. her and jake's story is a powerful reminder that we must do more to address this epidemic. that we're not doing enough. and that the human toll of this crisis is very, very real, indeed. like jennifer, i have been working hard to help raise awareness in my district, the 10th district of north carolina, against the dangers of opioid addiction, working with local businesses, law enforcement, and other community leaders to combat this crisis. i hosted round tables to h

but you know that i care very deeply about jake.everything in my power to place him somewhere where he feels safe and comfortable enough to -- >> to dress like a girl? >> jimmy: that is "a kid like jake" which opens in theaters tomorrow. claire danes is here with us. tell us a little bit about the movie. i saw the movie, explain to the audience. >> it's a movie about a couple who live in brooklyn. jim parsons plays my husband. we have a 4 going on 5-year-old son who we're discovering might be a little gender-fluid or something. >> jimmy: right. >> he's very interested in princess, everything princess related, insists on wearing dresses. we're applying to different schools in new york city and we have a friend, an educator, octavia spencer, who suggests maybe we call attention to his gender-expansive play as opposed to -- >> jimmy: in order to maybe fit in? >> for the sake of diversity as an appeal to these schools. just makes us kind of self-conscious about how he might be perceived. i don't know, it -- >> jimmy: it's an interesting

. >>> "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >>> we're sending out our thoughts to the families and colleagues of the fallen journalists in annapolis today. the leed starts right now. >>> horrifying details that left five dead and how the suspect barricaded staffers into the newsroom and why a man who had raised so many red flags for years wasn't a cnn exclusive, a trump administration official taking his red pen to a u.n. res collusion, disputing that racism is a threat to democracy. where did that idea come. >> and may i say who is calling. he pretended to be a senator and phoned the white house and president trump called him back from air force one. how he did it and hear for yourself what the president told him about his supreme court pick coming up. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> good afternoon, welcome to the lead, i'm jake tapper. breaking news in the national lead. police are revealing more hi-fii -- more horrifying details as the suspect wanted to kill as many people as he could, working through the newsroom hunting and shooting innocent victims and barricading

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[laughter] ladies and gentlemen please welcome jake tapper. [applause] they do everything -- this is texas. and it's lbj before we talk about the book, i think the one question we all have is, how does a guy like you write a book? when do you have time with your stj and all you're doing to write a book? >> well the idea for the health club occurred to me years ago. i've been working on it for the better part of -- the better part of three or four years. starting at -- scrapping and starting it again working on an outline so it's not like -- even though i know it just appeared four weeks ago and people heard it be i've been working on it for a long time so that's one and second thing is actually it was really fun to write -- i was a history major in college it was fun to do all of the research and fun to escape from the political world that is nonfiction. in -- [laughter] going to the fictional one where i could control the politicians and -- [laughter] what came out of their mouths where i knew how it ended i don't know how this one ends if an

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i'm jake tapper. minutes ago president trump was on the south lawn of the white house holding the event that he staged in lieu of the one original scheduled to honor the super bowl champion philadelphia eagles. most of the eagles had no intention of attending the white house celebration. a member of the team tells me. so last night after president trump heard that so few eagles were willing to come, he canceled the whole event. mr. trump then claimed that the eagles were not attending because, quote, they disagree with their president because he insists they proudly stand for the national anthem, hand on heart in honor of the great men and women of our military and the people of our country, unquote. now according to the member of the eagles, with whom i spoke, that claim by president president trump is a lie. this player tells me that not one eagle cited the parazzi's view on anthem protests when discussing the reasons they did not want to attend. and in point of fact, not once during the regular or

i hope he hangs in there. >> jake, there's this question about the institutions, the independence of the department of justice. news broke tonight that after the inspector general at the department of justice recommended review of the actions of andrew mccabe, the number two at the fbi who has been a huge -- has a target painted on by the president both in the campaign and subsequently, that he was not candid with fbi investigators. that was referred to prosecutes to look into and prosecutors have now interviewed people looking into whether he should be actually criminally charged. i guess my question for you is, given everything that's gone on, do you feel like we can trust the integrity of anything that's coming out of the justice department as pertains to these kinds of investigations? >> well, this is exactly the kind of trap that trump is trying to catch the entire country in. because he's trying to so discredit the basic institutions of our democracy, whether it be the fbi or the department of justice or the press for that matter. and he wants us to question whether any of this

jake tapper everybody. [ cheers and applause ] our friend jake tapper is back.rom the fantastic netflix show "unbreakable kimmy schmidt," our friend jane krakowski is back on "late night" tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and we have music from a talented singer songwriter. devin dawson is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] so you're here on a good night. before we get to all that, as president trump arrived in singapore for himmit wh kim jong-un, he was throwing a tantrum over a summit he had just left with leaders of the g7. for more on this it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers ae ] ♪ >> seth: when trump took office he promised to confront america's enemies, and now he's doing just that, pushing back against one of our fiercest foes, an aggressive hostile nation that has been a thorn in the side of the united states for decades, canada. [ light laughter ] >> president trump lashes out at our ally and neighbor canada. he says the u.s. is pulling back its endorsement of the g7 joint statement in part because of remarks made by the canadian prime minister. >>

i'm jake tapper. you've been listening to sarah sanders holding the white house briefing. amidst a barrage of questions over civility in politics and remaining confusion concerning the president's executive order on immigration and separating parents from children. also talking about president trump's tweet that declared when someone comes in, we must immediately with no judge or court case, bring them back from where they came which seemed to be a suggestion that there should not be due process for these individuals which the u.s. supreme court has said would be unconstitutional. sarah sanders saying that just because you don't see a judge, doesn't mean you aren't receiving due process. my political panel is here with me. let's start with the idea of due process. she said that -- well she was trying to explain, bill, what the president said while -- there really isn't an explanation. she was pressed, well what exactly does the president want to do to remove this constitution requirement of due grants. for undocumented >> or change certain laws which -- and certain lower c