jake: so, you see right there? jack: yeah. jake: 46.7. jack: ryan didn't hit a cone, so now he hits the gas a little harder as he runs the course again. all right, there comes ryan again. he just went through the lasers, swerves. jake: look at that. so, we're just going to keep on bringing up that speed until we know exactly what is the maximum this car can go through. some car that has really good handling and a lot of grip from tires and that's tuned really safely, that could do it quite quick. but, you know, you get something maybe like a taller suv, it's going to struggle a lot. jack: now ryan is asked to take the speed up another notch. ooh, oh! this time, ryan clips the cone on the corner as he comes back into his lane. couple of cones went there. jake: yep. jack: what did we see there? jake: so, he's past the speed that that car can do it. jack: and this time, they found the exact speed limit for this car in this situation. right, pretty good. jake: yep. that went great, clean run. jack: so, we're looking at 52, around there, maybe

jake: anna: john mccain -- jake: he is in the oval office with john mccain and mccain is talking about military procurement reform and jared kushner says don't worry, we are going to change the whole government and john mccain says good luck. there is an almost cartoonish idea that you could walk into -- and this is not just people in the trumpet administration. barack obama thought he was going to come into the city and change the culture. each president does to a degree that no one does as much as they think they would because washington is not a city that is going to change quickly. there was a lot of money and everything -- there is a lot of money and everything. host: our next caller comes from ohio, democrat caller. iller: i was calling because think it is a bad situation that donald trump put all of his family in. is he doingis, why all of this stuff and trying to run the country? i think there should be a block on him doing so much. host: still having financial gain from his businesses. he clearly did not do what some other people did in the senate where they put it into a blin

jake: they did. the book opens with a large scene of mark meadows and jim jordan hatching a plan to go to new york and go on fox news, the president's preferred network, if hillary clinton had one and announced that jim gordon -- jim jordan was going to take on paul ryan, as they did not think he was a strong enough supporter during the campaign. how could they continue on with this leader? they pulled back one donald trump one. they had an ally who would listen to them in the white house. this relationship blossomed. when the president felt the president018, followed jim jordan and mark meadows and shut down the government for 35 days. book, onebe, in our of the larger staying points. one of the historic markers we've set about how much they use their power. >> described the text paul ryan sent to mark meadows. whispersre's a lot of and rarely, things stay quiet. he heard that the freedom caucus was considering taking him out. words, were like, if you're going to take me out, let the know, with some

i'm jake tapper. we begin with the politics lead and a major retreat from president trump after republicans on capitol hill objected to his push to make health care and the repeal of obamacare a major issue for the 2020 presidential election. president trump had been claiming that the republicans were developing a health care plan to replace obamacare and the trump administration just joined a lawsuit to try to end obamacare immediately, though they had no plan in place for the 20 million americans who would immediately lose access to their health insurance. but, after hearing from allies in congress, the president is now backing off, announcing that republicans will not hold a vote on any new health care plan until after the 2020 election. >> if we get back the house and on the assumption we keep the senate and we keep the presidency, which i hope are two good assumptions, we're going to have a phenomenal health care. >> notwithstanding, the president's attempted punt of the issue, of course, his rai

we're going to get this right, jake.g to stop spending hundreds of millions of dollars of u.s. taxpayer misunderstand and ending up with the same result we've ended up for far too long. i think the data that you described proves this point. it describes that what we were doing simply didn't work. >> well, the datas i saw -- >> jake, you know the old saw, right, if what you're doing doesn't work, you'd ought to think about another path forward. you'd agree with that, wouldn't you, jake? >> i would, but what i got from border and custom protection folks using state department data, money went to el salvador, homicides went down by 50% and fewer migrants were coming from el salvador. i take your point that not all the governments of the northern triangle countries are doing everything you want them to do, but it seems to me based on your agency's data that you giving money to el salvador was helping to reduce violence in that country and helping to reduce migrants coming from el salvador to the united states. >> jake, the a

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i'm jake tapper. you might not know this if you've been listening to president trump this weekend, but the economy rebounded last month, adding nearly 200,000 jobs in the month of march and bringing the unemployment rate to just 3.8%. this good news comes as president trump again is criticizing the leadership of the federal reserve bank and facing bipartisan controversy over his two picks to join the fed board over each man's alleged ethical lapses and overly partisan statements. joining me now, the president's top economic adviser, larry kudlow. larry, always good to see you. glad that your health has rebounded. >> thank you, jake. >> let's start with the jobs report. it wasn't all rosy. it was a good jobs report, but wasn't all rosy. the manufacturing sector lost around 6,000 jobs after previously slowing down in february. the president's made bringing back manufacturing jobs a key part of his economic message, but economists say the president's tariffs and the trade wars are negatively impacting am

they're looking for jake so they can do it. >> jake! have you seen jake?because he's busy. all right. so they little take off to the side to prank brandon. jake goes swimming away with brandon. when he looks away, he drops that super expensive ring. brandon is pumped. >> what is it. >> oh my god. >> he has no idea. >> he ain't sorry. >> neither is jake because check out his total haul. >> i wasn't able to record every ring i found, day. w did we level. >> oh my gosh, look at this. >> we want to let you know that weyou. >> oh. >> so disappointed. >> that's worse. look. >> those poor guys. >> still found it, right? >> this is bad. >> brandon. >> why don't y'all ever get anybody else? >> they're really like, reunite people with their lost treasure. well -- >> is this mohan. my name is jake. i'm a treasure hunter. by any chance did you lose a ring? >> yes, i did. >> he describes it down to every last detail. >> oh my god. at the end of the video, we saw they post it in the box, i mailed it back. i thought that was a pretty incredible video. >> yeah. and it all

but the next couple of hours, jake, are crucial. and people are watching very closely to see, does that structure collapse. because if the skeleton of the building collapses, it's hard to imagine how any reconstruction can even begin. and firefighters are saying, this next hour and a half, particularly, are going to be absolutely crucial in terms of determining how much of this magnificent church can actually be saved, jake. >> construction began somewhere in the 1160s, as you noted. it's been through some tough times before, including the huguenots, the french revolution. one of the amazing things about notre dame is that it survived world war ii. and there is a cruel sadness in the fact that it was able to, the building, she was able to survive that horrible war that wreaked such havoc on europe and the buildings and the people of europe, more importantly, but arriving at this tragedy today. and it looks, though, we don't know the actual reason, but it looks like for accidental reasons. >> it's extraordinary. as you said, it's not

>> no, he did not, jake. this was really a shameful moment for the attorney general, who was up before the committee and really not answering questions about why he was taking so long to provide the public with a report. really wouldn't talk about why he kplorexonerated the presiden the obstruction of justice charges, even when mueller did not exonerate the president. and while he wasn't answering those questions, he floated this whole thing, this surprise statement, about spying, but then quickly said he didn't have any evidence that he would provide to the committee. so it looks like he's doing the political bidding of the president. this has been something the president has wanted for a long time, but the job of the attorney general is not to do the bidding of the president. the job of the attorney general is to pursue justice. >> take a listen to president trump. he has praised barr's decision to investigate the investigation, so to speak. >> hopefully the attorney general. he mentioned it yesterday. he's

jake. >> barbara star, thank you.to have the courage to tell us his story. to kids you're showing on your twitter feed are just gorgeous. you can follow me on jake tapper at cnn. our coverage on cnn continues. >>> happening now, breaking news. violent uprising. dozens of people are injured in clashes in the capital of venezuela, where a political uprising is escalating the country's crisis. tonight, a warning to americans still there. secretary of state mike pompeo joins me live this hour. >>> 2 trillion reasons. president trump surprises democrats by agreeing to spend $2 trillion on fixing the country's roads, bridges, and more. now we're learning why the president was willing to cooperate. >>> outfront, joe biden pulls ahead of the democratic pack in the first poll since he announced his

jake? >> nic, let me ask you about that. experts are saying it's going to take 10 to 15 years to reconstruct notre dame. why is macrone proposing this five-year timeline? is it realistic? >> reporter: you know, jake, it's really interesting, because at the same time of him saying five years, he was saying, let's not rush to do it. he really was sort of implying, let's not get it wrong, let's not speed things up too much. but, yes, the experts are saying, for example, where will you find the timbers to replace the roof? it can never be made, perhaps, the same again, precisely staplstaplthe same, at least. so it does raise that question. president macron faces a lot of political pressures in france right now. the weekly protests, the yellow jacket protests really kind of focus on the fact that he hasn't been able to deliver on reforms that he wanted to deliver. this is, for him, you know, and for the nation, unwelcome. but it does provide a political diversion, yet again, though, the french p

jake: anna: john mccain -- jake: he is in the oval office with john mccain and mccain is talking aboutilitary procurement reform and jared kushner says don't worry, we are going to change the whole government and john mccain says good luck. there is an almost cartoonish idea that you could walk into -- and this is not just people in the trumpet administration. barack obama thought he was going to come into the city and change the culture. each president does to a degree that no one does as much as they think they would because washington is not a city that is going to change quickly. there was a lot of money and everything -- there is a lot of money and everything. host: our next caller comes from ohio, democrat caller. iller: i was calling because think it is a bad situation that donald trump put all of his family in. is he doingis, why all of this stuff and trying to run the country? i think there should be a block on him doing so much. host: still having financial gain from his businesses. he clearly did not do what some other people did in the senate where they put it into a blind

i'm jake tapper. might not know this listening to president trump this last week, the economy rebounded adding 200,000 jobs in the month of march, unemployment at 3.8%. this news comes as president trump is criticizing the leadership of the federal reserve bank and facing bipartisan controversy over two picks to join the alleged boards, over each man's ethical overlaps. joining me, larry kudlow. glad your health has rebounded. >> thank you, jake. >> the jobs report wasn't all rosy. the manufacturing sector lost around 6,000 jobs after slowing down in february. the president made bringing back manufacturing jobs a key part of his message. the trade wars and tariffs are negatively impacting american manufacturing. is the president hurting manufacturing jobs? >> no, i don't think he is. i think lower tax rates, roll back regulation, opening up energy, i think trade reform -- particularly, jake, the u.s.nca deal, i think we've done well. the numbers that came out friday with revisions, 211,000, that's a v

jake? >> all right. alex marquardt, thanks so much. let's talk about this with my experts, kaitlan collins, white house reporter. does the white house have a strategy to deal with these incoming subpoenas? they've never faced them before? >> so far, they haven't responded to this, but they've known this was coming ever since democrats won back the white house. but what's going to be interesting, we already know what pat sip lowny thinks about this. he has a very strong feeling that the executive branch has full authority to grant whoever or deny whoever has a security clearance as they see fit, and he doesn't think that democrats or congress has the authority to step in and do what he says are intrusive measures. so you can imagine, he's either going to accommodate these requests or they're going to end up in a court battle. that is seemingly, likely the option. but security clearances specifically, there has been a sense of unease in the white house about so much scrutiny on this, because

>>> i'm jake tapper. if you thought the mueller report was the end, it really might just be the beginning. house democrats have issued a subpoena today to obtain the full report. all the underlying evidence and zero redactions. the democrats are now faced with the question of what to do next, after robert mueller made it clear he found no direct evidence of any member of the trump team conspiring with russia to criminally interfere with the 2016 election, while also describing numerous incidents of potential obstruction of justice by the president. and simultaneously, painting a devastating picture of a white house and a presidency beset by chaos and prevarication. a president saved, perhaps, only by the doj guidelines to not indict a sitting president, and the president's own staff's refusal to carry out his direct orders sometimes. as one senior administration official put it to me this morning, reacting to the report, quote, that the president makes absurd demands of his staff and administration offici

i'm jake tapper.ident trump is brushing off reports that he's upset by the situation at the border. all the evidence points to the contrary and the president doesn't seem overly concerned his plans to stem the tide of illegal immigration might not be entirely legal. joining me republican senator rick scott of florida who sits on the senate homeland security committee. senator scott, thanks for joining us. president trump tweeted he has the, quote, absolute legal right to transport undocumented immigrants to sanctuary cities, a plan he's considering in order to retaliate against democrats. i obtained guidance from dhs general counsel that he didn't think this plan would pass legal muster. do you have any legal concerns about transporting migrants to sanctuary cities? >> jake, i don't know whether it's legal or illegal. maybe he's saying this to make everybody crazy, make everybody talk about it on their shows. what i do know is i've been there for 90 days, not securing our border, not enforcing our law

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>> reporter: jake, it's still not clear who was behind the bombing. very clear it was coordinated and well-planned, that these people were intending to send a very clear message on this, one of the most holy days in the christian calendar, easter, they were attacking christians, not just people in hotels foreigners but clearly intent on attacking christians and comes at a terrible week for the church who had the burning down or partial burning down of the notre dame cathedral in paris. you had the arson attack on st. patrick's's cathedral in new york two weeks ago and a church burned down in louisiana, the ongoing scandal within the catholic church about abuse that continues to rumble on and here in northern island ahead of the easter republican parades commemorating the irish overthrowing british rule in ireland, police raids here in this city of derry led to riots, youths throwing petrol bombs at police vehicles and a group called the new i.r.a. that the police are branding a new type of terrorist, a new brand, a new breed of terrorists stepped out,

i'm jake tapper. in a matter of hours, we'll finally learn what it is that robert mueller knows that we do not. and one republican source is warning president trump is, quote, going to go bonkers when the information is made public. but for now, president trump trying to set the stage, calling the, quote, witch hunt a total fraud brought to wyou by dirty cops, end quote. several white house aides tell cnn they are worried the report could indeed be damaging even if it does not establish conspiracy between russia and the trump campaign, that it will provide the most detailed and credible account today of mr. trump's temper, his work habits, chaos inside the west wing, and much more. but even before we see the words, let's look at the numbers. more than 2800 subpoenas, nearly 500 search warrants, 500 witness interviews, not to mention 199 criminal charges against 37 people and entities. while there are no more charges to come from the special counsel, as cnn's pamela brown now explains, that does not me

>> jake, this happened when the u.s.onnel were part of a convoy traveling near bagram air base in afghanistan. this is one of the largest u.s. military facilities in afghanistan. three u.s. service members were killed, a contractor was also killed, and we're told three additional u.s. troops were wounded in the suicide car bomb. those troops are currently receiving medical treatment, we're being told. the u.s. maintains some 14,000 troops in afghanistan. and while u.s. officials have expressed some optimism about ongoing talks with the taliban, about ending that conflict, the taliban claimed responsibility for this suicide attack, issuing a statement saying that it was targeting foreign troops and that it killed several of them. so, again, despite some progress in these talks, afghanistan remains very violent place for both u.s. and afghanistan personnel. and of course, the president's envoy for these peace talks was just in afghanistan yesterday, where he was trying to build some momentum, but again, a clear sign that t

i'm jake tapper. we begin with the politics lead. the keeper of the mueller report, bill barr testifying publicly before congress for the first time since releasing his letter about mueller's findings and now the countdown is officially on. barr today announcing he expects to release the full mueller report, well, full-ish, with redactions, within a week. explaining for the first time his plan to provide reasons for each of the redactions, and saying that special counsel robert mueller is helping him identify those redactions. but even though the attorney general answered a lot of questions today as cnn's sara murray now reports, there was one question he curiously declined to answer, and that is whether the white house has seen or been briefed on the mueller report. >> and of course, mr. attorney general, we could not hold this hearing without mentioning the elephant in the room. >> reporter: and address it, they did. attorney general william barr telling lawmakers today he will soon be ready to release special counsel robert muelle

jake, a lot of questions tonight, but also a lot of hurt feelings. >> jake, thank you so much.. >>> the president just spoke moments ago at the white house. let's take a listen. >> -- not to disclose to the house ways and means committee -- >> they'll speak to my lawyers. they'll speak to the attorney general. >> will you direct the irs to do that? >> i'll speak to my lawyers and speak to the attorney general. thank you. >> mr. president -- >> -- one that lowers the u.s. trade deficit with china and how soon would it be before we can judge this particular trade deal? >> well, i think a trade deal with china is good for the world. it's good for us and china, but it's good also for the world. i think it's a very important. and we'll see if it happens. we've never done a deal like this with china. and it's a very unique set of circumstances. it's a massive deal. it could be one of the -- i guess it is, if you think about it, the biggest deal ever made. there can't be a deal lake thik. no matter where you look, there can't be a deal like this. this is the grand daddy of them all. w

jake sherman, senior writer at politico and co-ed tore of playbook. andrea mitchell, chief foreign affairs corresponde for nbc news and anchor of andrea mitchell report and seung min kim, white house reporter for "the washington post."n you've b tracking these immigrations all week. i know we all need a littl coffee, these ups and downs. ret this is a serious threat it appears from psident trump. how serious is it in terms of becoming policy? >> well, let's look at kind of step back and see how the president's announcement -- surprise announcementer ear today actually materialized. we reported last night that this had been proposedt at le twice, first back in november when there was theovement of caravans toward the u.s.-mexico border that reallythnfuriated president and prompted a lot of ideas from within the administrati on what to do crack down on the increased migration. it was proposed again internally again in february when we were eroiled in the shutdown fight and democrats and republicans were clashing over how many migrants to detain in the c

she was friends with jake and attended last night's vigil. >> i know that jake and jacob were watching and they appreciate everyone that went. they love everybody. >> reporter: the solano irrigation district has been tightlipped which does not surprise jake's mom. >> no answer. no response. i would not be responding either if i was up all. >> reporter: despite her anguish, she is demanding accountability. >> especially when literally you just killed two teenage boys because you failed responsibility. and you should neglect. >> reporter: i did talk with the solano county sheriff earlier today over the phone. he would not go on camera but he did confirm the electrical box because the accident belongs to the irrigation district. other than that, he said everything is under investigation. >>> and accused stalkers horrifying plot to kidnap and tran 30 tran 32 women has been foiled by police and east bay. one of the women came close to living through a nightmare. police arrested 37-year-old matt caruso of newark who say they kept detailed notes about the women known only as jane doe 1 and 2.

so jake went in the water after him. and somehow there was a live current, electrical current, either on the crossing bridge or on the gate. i'm not sure yet. and when they grabbed the bridge, or the pipe, they were electrocuted. >> reporter: the two teens died. the dog suffered minor injuries is back home. a third boy was not injured. authorities are investigating the accident, particularly why an electrical current was flowing through the bridge. the area belongs to the solano irguying district. they have issued a statement saying the district was working with the solano county sheriff's department to investigate the circumstances of the incident. the general manager, cary keaton, told us by phone the bridge of not designed to be electrically charge. >> there's no postage, no signage that says live electrical, stay out, private property. there's nothing there. >> reporter: the boys attended dixon high school which is closed this week for spring break. >> try to do something decent for a pup. and lose their lives. in th

i'm jake tapper. wikileaks founder julian assange under arrest in the uk. now he's been charged by the united states. and he's facing extradition. police in london dragged out a disheveled assange. they were invited into the ecuadorian embassy where assange has been hiding out for seven years. suddenly ecuador withdrew its protection of assange. the u.s. justice department has charged him with a charge filed a year ago but kept under seal for a crime that occurred in 2010. authorities are accusing assange of conspiring to crack a password in order to obtain classified government documents. today president trump is claiming he knows, quote, nothing about wikileaks, nothing. he said it's not his thing. but on the campaign trail in 2016 back when wikileaks was providing a nonstop stream of stolen documents related to democrats and hillary clinton, well, back then wikileaks was very much his thing. maybe even one of his favorite things. >> this just came out. wikileaks, i love wikileaks. this wikileaks stuff is unbelievable. another one came in today. this wiki

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my name is jake burton carpenter.red to as the father of snowboarding, and i'm proud — immensely proud of that. as a kid, ijust always loved snow. it was something thatjust grabbed me, that whole winter mood and vibe was something that i loved. right as a very young child. i was 13 or 1a when i got my first snowboard, which was simply like a skateboard for snow. and it was nothing more than a piece of wood that was curved on the end. it had a rope on the front that, that's how you would sort of maintain your balance and not lose it. i bought one and ijust fell in love with this sensation of surfing in snow. and i saw a sport there from a very young age. i mean, i always thought that they would do it and it sort of was a fad that came and went, but it never left for me. but i knew that you needed to have your feet better attached to the binding. i had to make over 100 prototypes, before i decided on a production board. i mean, i was clueless. when i started, i knew nothing about manufacturing. i bought this fancy pin r

you just heard jake tapper's reporting there, senator. do you think that this is an impeachable offense? >> i had to think about that a little bit, because where do we start? you know, i would say that we should start with the full disclosure of the mueller report and ultimately, the cumulative number of all of these kind of things where he's basically from your reporting or what jake just said is that the president -- there are two things that the president thinks about immigrants. one, he doesn't think they're human beings. and two, he doesn't think the law applies to him. whether he was joking or not, what he said to mcaleenan is just, go ahead, break the law, i will pardon you. that is -- that's the president. >> are you correspond -- that may be the president, but are you concerned about that? >> of course! just about everything the president says and all his so-called decision making gives me major pauses of concern. >> do you believe that denial from the department of homeland security that the president ever pressured or even ment

i found out and i was like, not jake. it did not seem real. >> reporter: the one thing that makes any sense to his friends is that jacob died doing what came natural to him. to help others in need. this turnout tonight represents what the boys meant to their community. >> it's pretty much the whole town here. the fact we can all come together like this, it's something powerful. not very many places can do that. >> reporter: the question remains why the bridge was energized in the first place. pg&e quickly responded and turned off the power source so investigators can get to the bottom of this tragedy. >>> a live look at sfo where tonight a bay area tech executive said his constitutional rights were violated. now the aclu has filed a complaint with homeland security. in a blog post, he said that when he returned from a business trip to europe last november, customs agents demanded he unlock his company phone and laptop. he says the devices contain proprietary information. when he signed a nondisclosure agreement, he asked

i'm jake tapper.sman seth moulton has made a habit of challenging his party's establishment including last year when he tried to block nancy pelosi from becoming house speaker. now he's taking on opponents in the presidential race warning brrns a. you told reuters some of your fellow 2020 candidates such as senator elizabeth warren and senator bernie sanders of vermont are divisive in the same way trump has been so divisive because they're pitting different parts of america against each other. do you really think warren and sanders are as divisive atsz president trump. >> no, i don't. i don't think i even used their names in that kboet. the point is we as a party can't got to the extremes. >> you see warren and sanders as the extreme? >> no. >> who are you talking about. if not them, who are you talking about? >> i'm the only candidate in this race who actually gets single payer health care because i made a commitment to continue getting my own health care at the va when i got elected to congress. i c

>>>well hello, i'm jake tapper in walk. where the state of our union is horrified again, horrified, this morning we are following yet another deadly shooting attack that officials are calling a hate crime. saturday a gunman opened fire at the chabad synagogue in poway, just outside san diego. he shot four people, the rabbi and injuring three and killing one. the chkt has been identified as a 19-year-old white male, he is in police custody and has been charged with first degree murder. they are investigating a letter written by the gunman referencing the attack on the tree of life in pittsburgh and the mosque in new zealand, the violence especially coming on the final night of passover and exactly six months after the tree of life synagogue. this was a horrified week. were events less horrific. white supremacists interrupted a talk at a book store in northwest washington, d.c. and the "new york times" published a cartoon that could have easily have appeared in isis or neo-nazi propaganda as the newspaper later acknowledged a

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jake, it certainly doesn't do that. up on when you read this report is all of the statements that the white house and the president and his officials made that were not true. one of the ones that was the major ones is what sarah sanders said after they fired james comey was that she had heard from countless fbi agents who lost confidence in comey. in this report it reveals what she said was not founded on anything she acknowledged to investigators. there were other lies about flynn communicating with russians during the election, including in the mueller report. flynn's deputy lying to "the washington post" telling them what they reported about him discussing sanctions with the russian ambassador the day after they had been imposed was not true and the mueller report says she knowingly relaid false information to "the washington post." there are a series of others. and the news story was reported. the white house deemed it as false and now in this report, in excruciating detail, they are revealing how what the media rep

we're running a campaign, jake, that is going to talk about america thriving. about middle class families thriving, about communities thriving again. if people believe in this movement, they should go to driveto65.com and join this campaign. we have real solutions to solve these problems. my district is in northeast ohio. i'm a kid from steel country. i know what the problems are. i understand what people are going through every single day. when i was in iowa, people in rural america are in a recession right now. they're going through the same challenges we have in old steel country, old coal country, old auto country, we have to come together. the president is trying to divide us. he wants to pit white workers blens black workers, rural against urban. we've got to come together. i'm asking people to come join this campaign. we're going to get this economy up and running. we're going to educate our kids and we're going to win the future. drive2065.com. >> happy easter, we'll have you back to talk about a wider breadth of issues. appreciate your time. >> look fo

>> well, it's interesting, jake. there have been some discussion ahead of time going into today about why didn't robert mueller sit down with the president for an in-person interview. we know they did that takehome test, but that was on the issue of conspiracy or collusion, not obstruction. in the report, mueller addresses the issue of the spheneubpoena. i wanted to provide color on his explanation for why they didn't go forward in it. in the report, ultimately while we believe we have the authority and legal justification to issue a grand jury subpoena to obtain the president's testimony, we chose not to do so. we made that decision in view of the substantial delay that such an investigative step would likely produce at a late stage in our investigation. he goes on to say, we also assessed that based on the significant body of evidence that we already had obtained of the president's actions and his public and private statements describing or explaining those actions. we had sufficient evidence to understand relevant

emily: jake, what do you make of carl icahn backing out here?he lyft founders own 5% of shares, but have almost 50% in voting power. it is not unusual in technology. you see the same thing at facebook and google, or for a company that maybe doesn't have a lot of leverage, what do you make of a big name brand investor backing out? jake: i am not sure we can make a lot out of it. he has been in four years. made a lot of money on it. not so surprising. i guess the bigger question is what about the other large holders, folks like google, fidelity, gm. rakuten. my guess is that they are more long-term holders. it would be more scary for me if we saw those types leave. emily: lyft investors are backing them up. i sat down with ben horowitz. he is on the board. of course he is biased, but he had this to say about what lyft has managed to pull off. take a listen. >> all of these founders in silicon valley go, oh, nobody believes in it. when logan said, they are telling the truth. literally, everybody had written them off. for them to come back and go fr

jake, what are you working on?e in the last week or so nancy pelosi has said things about alexandria ocasio-cortez which has caught the eye of democrats around the hill. she said aoc's group is a clutch of five people. yesterday in london she said that a glass of water with a d next to it could win aos and pelosi's seat. she's trying to protect the moderates and not people who describe themselves as democratic socialists. it's something to keep an eye on as we go forward with this congress. >> it's always a great conversation with the two of you. we'll be hanging out at politics and prose here at washington. their new book, the hill to die on is out. yae if you can't make it to washington tonight, you can watch us on book talk cspan? >> book tv. >> book tv. sorry. broadcast live to the rest of the country just like this. i'm super excited. see you later on tonight. but for now i'll hand you over to craig melvin who is reporting live on the scene of the notre dame fire in congress, craig? >>> good morning. thank you

i'm jake tapper. the politics lead. president trump all over the place today, promoting his alternate reality, where the special counsel investigation started by his hand-picked deputy attorney general was an attempted coup against him. this as he attacked his own former white house counsel as a liar, slammed democrats as maniacs, promised to fill sanctuary cities with undocumented immigrants, despite legal guidance from his own department of homeland security, that he cannot do that. and claimed that his assessment that there were, quote, very fine people on both sides of that charlottesville, virginia, march was the perfect response. the president today also claimed that gas prices were going down when they're actually going up. and referred to his 72-year-old self as young and vibrant. and any one of these comments during any other presidency would prompt alarm, condemnation, concern. perhaps even a congressional hearings or two. around here, we just call it friday. cnn's abby phillip looks into what the president hi

>> what happened was we had the same reporting that jake did. we approached the white house at 11:00 a.m. and they very notably would not comment on it. the fact that he had this discussion with mcaleenan about closing the border and i'll offer you a pardon if anything happens to you. he appears to have been taken aback by it. this conversation took place a day after his public pledge of we're going to wait a year and then maybe we will close the border to to believe, you know, asylum seekers or people trying to cross. it's not clear where the president's head is right now. what seemed to have been happening in that conversation is he was using it as some kind of a nudge or a push with the person he knew he would be bringing in as the new secretary of homeland security. he knew that he was going to be pushing out kirstjen nielsen. the fact that this conversation took place at a time when he was preparing to bring this person on i think speaks to the type of pressure he's planning on putting in place going forward. i think it speaks to the fact t

ohh no, jake. seresto. 8-month. seresto, seresto, seresto. [ commentatora 1-iron [ pleafrom the 17th tee.sic ] [ club thwacking ] it's coming right at the flag stick. [ crowd cheering ] what a shot! [ pleasant orchestral music ] jack nicklaus has now won his third united states open. >>> president trump crackdown at the border won't include family separa >> reporter: in the oval trump t separating children and parents as a deterrent, more migrants will come to the border. it comes as cvp announced family apprehensions are up 370% this year compared to laf. >> obama separated the children, by the way. >> reporter: president trump in the oval office blaming his predecessor for the controversy policy of separating immigrant children from their parents. the president added he's not considering it bringing it back. >> those cages that were shown, i think they were very inappropriate. they were built by president obama's administration. not trump. >> reporter: the president also addressed numerous high-level exits at the

i think it's too soon to say that, jake.served on one of our global teams responsible for conducting investigations in southeast asia and we routinely shared information with our counterparts. we don't know yet if this is information that came from western officials, but if that's the case, i've seen these types of reports that have been handed over sometimes. they're very rich in detail, sometimes they're very vague. we don't know what information was passed on yet. once we get a greater sense of what that is, then we'll be in a better position to decide whether this is a failure. >> i apologize for the sneeze. it is pollen season here in washington, d.c. phil, i want to ask about what josh just said. because sometimes you hear, there's a warning and the government didn't hear it. from what we know about the warning that the united states provided, that india provided, is that enough that could have prevented this horrific attack? i mean, as far as i know, it didn't say, these attackers were going to be targeting christians

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she was friends with jake and attended last night's vigil for the boys. >> i know that jake and jacob were watching that and they appreciate everyone that went. they love everybody. >> reporter: this is the edge of the canal where the accident took place. there are barriers and a no trespassing sign. but neighbors say historically everyone has ignored that this is private property and walked along the canal or through the orchard anyway. a little bit further down the canal you will see the bridge where the two boys tried to pull themselves to safety. the big question is, how did that bridge get energized? the solano irrigation district has been tightlipped today which does not surprise jake's mom. >> no answer. no response. i would not be responding either if i was up. >> reporter: despite her anguish, she is demanding accountability. >> especially when literally you killed two teenage boys because you failed responsibility and you should neglect. >> reporter: a lot of questions surrounding the story. i spoke with the solano county sheriff over the phone today. they did not want to go

. >>> hundreds of people gathered last night to remember jake horms and jake snyder. they were electrocuted while trying to rescue a dog from a canal. the area belongs to the solano irrigation district. they with working to investigate the circumstances of the incident. >> there is no postage or signage that says live electrical, stay out, private property, nothing there. jake seen his friend in trouble and he went in the water after him. and somehow there was a live current, either on the bridge or the gate, and when they grabbed the bridge or the pipe, they were electrocuted. >> the dog suffered minor injuries and is back home. a third boy who jumped in to help his friends was not injured. the school district says grief counselors will be at dixon high school when classes resume on monday. >>> now to new information we are learning about the lion air boeing 737 max crash. new reports out today show the sensor believed to be at the heart of the investigation was reportedly repaired at a work shop in florida before the crash. the plane crashed in october. according to