>> jake: no.re high. >> jimmy: that's not the message i am trying to say. >> jimmy: let's do it. let's go back out to hollywood boulevard. he got three people out there and one of these people who are high. he just told us who it is. they try to be tricky with who they pick. so, if you want to ask any questions, you can begin or if you want to do. we got alex first. >> jake: why don't you try and i'm take your lead. al >> jimmy: alex, where are you from? >> i am doing a tour. i met my wife across in l.a. >> jimmy: where were you stopped on the way? >> i was in washington, d.c. a bit and virginia and texas and now i have made it to here. >> jimmy: are you putting on shows along the way? >> no, i am just happy. >> jimmy: that's alex, contestant number one. next up we have is carrie. how are you? >> i am great. hold on the microphone closer to your face. >> jimmy: we are halfway there. >> maybe? >> jimmy: have you been on the pink floyd's show? >> jake: what's your name, carrie? >> carrie cooper. >>

jake: definitely not. anna: what have you proposeed? what are some of the things you think might be more amenable to democrats and republicans? mr. gottheimer: on specifics? anna: yeah. mr. gottheimer: i believe, this is where we -- we spent the last couple months on this. we started working on this in january. and what was very clear in all of our discussions with both sides, there are a lot of things that quickly, as you know, when you start throwing them back and forth, people like certain ideas. the question is how did the package come together? both sides will have to give a little in any of these agreements of the that was clear whether you are talking about revenue, cuts. no matter how you look at t it's why we believe we got to the point of saying we need an expert panel that's willing to look into the totality. come back to us and say as a package here's how this can come together. 50e67 item can -- each item can devolve into a skirmish. what we agree on you have to setaside the debt ceiling issue. we can't allow -- unanimous a

so jake. abortion rights advocates believe that the supreme court is likely to overturn that privacy clause and really, at that point, it will be a six week ban in the state. i just polling suggesting that it's a majority of the american people oppose a six week ban and that even among republicans, it's like 45 45 against and in favor of a six week ban. i assume that governor desantis in addition to supporting the principles behind this bill thinks that this is going to help him politically, perhaps well, certainly if he's going to enter the republican primary for president that this is an issue that is often a litmus test, he was going to be going up against president donald trump, who appointed several of the supreme toward justice. is that overturn roe v. wade but like you said, this is an issue that democrats believe has given them an advantage and giving them some tail winds in recent elections. we just saw what happened in the wisconsin supreme court race there and a whole bunch of midte

i'm jake tapper. moments ago, we learned there is a settlement a settlement in the high stakes trial between dominion voting systems and fox dominion was suing fox for $1.6 billion, saying that the network showed complete and utter disregard for truth and facts and accuracy. when they allowed guests and hosts to push false conspiracy theories that the 2020 election had been stolen from donald trump. cnn's oliver darcy is outside the courthouse in delaware. oliver. what do we know about the settlement? we know right now. the judge just announced actually moments ago, jake that this case has been settled out of court. we don't know any details about what happened. but there was this unexplained two hour delay in court proceedings. this settlement really comes right before the clock struck struck midnight jake opening statements were set to begin at 1 30. they did not as scheduled, and there was an unexplained delay. lawyers were seen going in and out of court, and now we're getting word from the judge t

congratulations jake. let me start with you.our character essentially says screw the screw the red tape. i'm going back into afghanistan to save the man who saved me and you and i have talked about this. this is an action film parable at its heart is a is a lesson of morality and obligation. what do you want audiences to take away from this? i mean, first and foremost , i want them to be entertained , you know? i mean, i think we go to the movies for that. it's full of action, and it's full of tension. and to me that's one of the most important parts of making movies. but i think, uh, the other part of it for me. is this this sort of ethos of you know, nobody left behind. you know, we have that and as americans, i think that's a that's the essence of who we are. and are you were born in iraq. you grew up mostly in denmark, where you spend time in mandatory military service. did that background. inform your preparation for this role? and how did you research? what it what it means to be an interpreter under circumstances like the

i'm jake tapper. this our republican state lawmakers are refusing to let a democratic state rep who is transgender speak. after she made a passionate plea against the bill that would ban hormone treatments and surgery for transgender miners in the state of montana. that state rep. zoe zephyr will join us live plus should cars be recalled because they're able to be stolen easily . well, that's what several attorneys general are demanding . is your car on this list and leading this hour? the u. s supreme court on the clock, the justices have until 11 59 eastern this evening to decide the future of a widely used abortion pill, the most crucial abortion case since the court overturned roe v. wade last summer at stake, the availability of myth of kristen , the first in a two drug regimen used to end pregnancies up to 10 weeks. that pill is used in about half of the abortions across the u. s. it's also prescribed after miscarriages and for some women experiencing menopause if the pill is restricted or banne

now jake. that town of or achieve is pretty close to the front lines essentially and today, locals told us they heard small arms fire on its outskirts. essentially, they think russian troops probing towards ukrainian positions as ukraine seems to be mounting forces for a counter offensive, long awaited long ukraine along nato supplied and bolstered and planned and so i think there are concerns here that the bombardment you saw there which we briefly experience, which locals have been enduring for months may intensify as that potential move by ukraine pushes forward jake. all right, nick paton walsh. uh so glad you and your team are okay and zap arreaza appreciate it. back on capitol hill. house lawmakers heard from victims of russia's wartime atrocities. take a listen to this 57 year old ukrainian woman from her son, speaking through a translator. four officially do manner. in january of this year . they came for me ph new and then they took me to their torture chamber and get me there for five

new york, jake. right now. president trump's motorcade on the move headed from laguardia to manhattan. welcome to the lead. i'm jake tapper, and we start today with this momentous event in our politics, lead a historic and unprecedented indictment of a former president donald trump. mr trump landed at laguardia airport, just a short while ago. the former president expected derives soon at trump tower. he is expected to spend the night there ahead of his arraignment tomorrow afternoon at the manhattan criminal courthouse, where mr trump is expected to voluntarily surrender sources tell cnn that the former president faces more than 30 counts related to business fraud that we should note the indictment. remains under seal. these charges come after a years long probe. into a hush money payment made to adult film star and director stormy daniels in the days before the 2016 presidential election, and let's let's uh we're looking. let's let's start with cnn's katelyn polantz right now she's outside trump to

and jake. this is the home where the teenager ralph ural mistakenly show up showed up ringing the doorbell. he managed to walk away crossing the street to a neighbor's home . despite being twice shot. my producer spoke with a neighbor. she described him as a very strong man. very brave. we also spoke to a fellow classmate of urals, who described him as a really nice all around guy. students teachers. everyone appeared to love him. no charges have been filed against the alleged shooter yet, but the kansas city police telling cnn that the shoe remains under investigation. jake lucy cavanaugh. thank you so much coming up. we're going to talk to the attorney. representing charles family, benjamin crump, plus two senators make their return to work. while big questions are building about another senator who remains absent. what wilill you do? will you make something better? create somethingng new. our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need. to bring out the i

good to see you, jake. we have some breaking news now internationally to grand jury in akron, ohio, has decided to not indict any of the eight police officers involved in the death of jalen walker. you might recall last june, walker was shot dozens of times after leading police on a car and foot chase. this comes after police. this came after police say walker fired a shot at officers and then ignored orders to drop his weapon. let's get right to cnn's polo sandoval, who's been following this case for months, polo walk us through the decision of the grand jury. yeah, like that. last point that you just mentioned is going to be key here in terms of what the grand jury decided the attorney general in the state of ohio, making that announcement just in the last hour, essentially saying that the opposite the actions of those eight akron police officers on that night in june of last year are in fact justified because they because of the perceived threats, not only that jalen walker, the 25 year old man that was

now, jake .it was the day after perry was convicted that governor abbott announced that he wanted a swift resolution to this and a pardon of daniel perry. we asked the governor's office today if they still stand behind those words, and we got a one sentence response from his spokesperson, saying all pertinent information is for the board of pardons and paroles to consider, as this is part of the review process required by the texas constitution. so this will still take some time. it's not exactly clear when that board will issue its recommendation to the governor. and this important reminder here, jake. this trial isn't even over. yet there were still awaiting when the sentencing phase of this trial will take place. jake lavandera in austin, texas, for us thank you so much coming up at the top of the hour breaking news out of the u. s. supreme court and the fight over medication abortion what that means for women and doctors across the us stay with us. you can't always avoid migrainene triggers l

yeah jake. this case has been marred from the start by prosecutorial incompetence moments after the d a announced the charges. in this case, our colleague josh campbell interviewed her, and she was utterly unable to articulate a coherent theory of the case. josh asked her whether she knew where those live rounds came from. she said no, i don't know how you charge a case like this without knowing that josh campbell asked the d a. are you charging alec baldwin in his capacity as the producer or as an actor? and she said both, which is two completely different theories and on top of it. that jake, as chloe just alluded to this case was wildly overcharged that the most serious charges brought against alec baldwin initially was a firearms charge. that was not on the books. at the time of this incident. you cannot do that they had to dismiss that charge , so it's no surprise, given the pattern of prosecutorial incompetence we've seen throughout this case. obviously there are a lot of people watching r

jake? this really just gives the supreme court more time for a definitive decision, something that they've sort of been delaying over the past few days. at the same time, though, this really adds to the uncertainty that we've been hearing about. women doctors and even the drugmaker's here. so in part, the supreme court didn't give the justice department a little bit of what they were asking for here and filings last night, the solicitor general basically said, look, if you can't come up with a definitive decision, at least extend this stay for a few more days, and that is what justice alito did just minutes ago. and what this does is. this gives the supreme court more time to decide whether to extend that pause on the lower court's ruling more definitively for weeks or potentially months. or to let those restrictions go into effect so sometime before midnight friday into saturday, the world will potentially know whether or not those restrictions will be in effect. if they do go into effect

jake. alright we're gonna listen in on the floor of the state house right now. ah where state representative gloria johnson is taking questions from her colleagues about whether or not she should be expelled. let's listen in. they were not yelling because this microphone was on and as long as this bike from was on, and i don't even remember which colleague it was, i stood with them. um but as long as this microphone was on they only that. they spoke to the microphone and did not yell when the microphone was cut and the speaker called recess. when the speaker called recess. um i think that that's when the megaphone came out. but i absolutely never yelled representatives about me as i understand it with this resident. represent also, thank you, mr speaker. let's just walk through it slowly. you will agree. that your two colleagues one from shelby county went from davidson county used a bullhorn to address the gallery correct. represent johnson. it is correct that a small megaphone was used .

jake. as you can imagine the passion that's been out here shown all day long since really early this morning before first light. people were lining up here because they wanted to wait in line to get their chance to go inside so lawmakers could hear from them. some people waited in line more than 2.5 hours to get inside all day. that passion could be heard as they surrounded this building . they told us they wanted lawmakers to hear them. not only for these three lawmakers that might be expelled, but for the children that have been killed. in the last week and a half, and that's what people are sort of upset about here, jake that we're focusing on these lawmakers and their actions on the floor, a decorum violation, but obviously what they want to see is gun right laws in the state so you can feel the passion here in terms of the people who arrived here and trying to get their voices heard, jake how historic is this? does this take place often in the tennessee state house? no, this has never

i should know jake.here is one indictment to come out, and there's a former wrestling coach at a catholic church catholic school. rather alright, bridging grass. thank you so much devastating report coming up next. what new election results in two key races might suggest about the state of politics in america right now, stay with us. wait you'r're a night managagerd mom and birthday cake baker. so adding an student might feel daunting. national university is here to support all your ands. national university supporting the whole younternet. witut trackers. without written files. zen be more cyber zen. get nord vpn. as someone living with type two diabetes. i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type two diabetes, you have up to four times greater risk of stroke, heart attack or death. even at your a one c go, you're still at risk, which, if ignored, could bring you here. may put you in one of those, or even worse. too much. that's the point. get real about your risks and do something abou

uh jake.whence jack, actually, but i guess that's a mistake that a couple of people have made jack to tahira is white, male, christian and anti war that makes him an enemy to the biden regime and to share a told the truth about troops being on the ground in ukraine, and a lot more. ask yourself who is the real enemy? a young, low level national guardsmen or the administration that is waging war in ukraine. non nato nation against nuclear russia without war powers now to be clear the only u. s troops that are in ukraine or guarding the u. s. embassy. um but does it concern you? how quickly republicans and look marjorie taylor green? she might be have fringe views, but she has direct access to trump direct access to kevin mccarthy . they're coming to this guy's defense. this issue should not be politicized. in my view, it's a clear black and white issue with regard to the lobbying broken. if there are issues that some in congress are legend, they were not a for alleging they were not informed ab

well, jake. we heard from public officials really, for the first time trying to process in real time while also trying to continue leading their communities. we know the shooting happened early this morning around 8 30 or so before the bank had opened. police responded in just three minutes . but even in that time for people were killed before there was an exchange of gunfire between law enforcement. and the shooter and as we understand the shooter was killed by gunfire as you mentioned a 23 year old employee at the old national bank, who police say may have been live streaming the event as it was happening outside. of those killed, nine were taken to the hospital, including a police officer 26 year old nicholas wilt, an officer who had just graduated. from the police academy. we learned from the police department today that he was shot in the head and is in critical condition as the interim police chief thanked him as being one of the brave ones who ran towards the gunfire here and the mayor her

yeah, we certainly are, jake.nd of course, the russians have now said this is a terror investigation. they are classifying this as an act of terror. and they have, in fact put out some new video, which appears to show the direct run up to that bombing that took place and you know, one of the things that we see on that video as we see tatar ski of lapland tatar ski. the blogger who was killed he got a statuette from someone in that crowd at that event that he was at, and the investigators believe that it was in that statuette that the explosives were hidden inside there. now we see the direct run up to the explosion. we also see some of the direct aftermath of that. and, of course, the person who's in custody, remembers daria trapped ova or trip over to the authorities are saying that she gave him that statue and later what they did is they had her in custody. they interrogated her, and they put some of that video out. we're not going to show a lot of that video because obviously it appears as though she may have b

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well jake.hese these rulings are pretty significant in that they will shape some of the rules at the trial, which is set to start on monday. the judge, as you said, ruled that fox or the dominion cannot bring up the january six attack on the u. s. capitol the judge saying that this maybe for another court at another time, but it's not for this court at this time. that said jake. that judge did rule in favor of for dominion on a number of issues, the judge ruling that they can bring up financial information that they found in discovery as it relates to fox or compensation, for instance, they can bring that up . he says. economics are relevant, and he also talks about how fox cannot bring up some of the broadcast they aired in which they fact check some of dominions or some of trump's election lies, he says. that's not relevant to the case at hand here because you can't absolve yourself, he says from defamation by putting someone on a different time. so some victories for dominion some for fox aga

well jake. they're trying to make every effort to try to prevent this testimony from happening, as they have done with any number of previous white house senior white house officials who have been brought before this grand jury. they keep filing these these executive privilege claims and they keep getting turned away by these by these judges, and so it's unlikely they're going to succeed here. but you know if you know from mike pence , who has given up his his right to appeal mike pence already got a ruling that he believes protects at least some of his privileges. the judge here james roseburg, he's the chief judge here in washington rule that migrants has to appear. he has to answer certain questions, but he does have some limits, including over when pence, was presiding over the senate as the president of the senate, so beyond that, he does have to sit and respond to questions about his interactions with the former president in those weeks before jan. very six. so we expect that mike pence wi

as of now, jake. his execution is still scheduled for may. 18th so, as you said, the clock is still ticking, jake alright, ed lavandera. thanks so much. maybe you don't be so quick to ignore those calls from unknown numbers . the important message someone may be trying to tell you about health benefits that you might be at risk of losing. stay tuned. okay. for the life you're making me has it? noodles, part the new bissell cross wave hydro steam. it'sart vacuum model steamer and ninja nemesis. this is a new breed of clean ego. the number one rated brandon cordless outdoor power brings you the select cut mower built to exceed the power of gas. customized the cut with egos revolutionary dual blade cutting system with three interchangeable blades featuring egos patented lithium battery technology cuts for over an hour on a single charge and touch drive. self propelled technology makes it effortless. go power plus select cut mower exclusively at lowe's ace and ego authorized dealers tentative . didn't get

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jakes, chairman and ceo of the t.d. jakes group and senior pastor of the -- house.e and especially tell us about the economic justice, food deserts, affordable housing, closing the digital divide. how will it help in those areas? i'm excited about your being excited about this. >> i'm very excited about it. first of all, reverend sharpton, thank you for having me. it's a delight to be with you again. i'm particularly excited about this because our community has so many -- as it relates to opportunities. it's been projected that over the next 25 years, about 68 trillion dollars worth of wealth will pass from one generation to the next. however, it's also been projected that largely the biggest part of that 60 trillion dollars will not hit the black community. the reason that is is because 42%, 42% of black's own their own home compared to 74%, around 74%, of other groups of the general populist own their own homes. consequently, the aggregation of wealth does not pass from generation to generation. every generation is starting over again. not to mention what you talk

we have the leaders right now with the present, with jake, with the secretary of state. ah, who are ensuring that that is translating into results like the very happy results were reaching here, welcoming paul back to the united states, back with his family. are there elements of this case that are relevant to others that are out there? that may not be in the news right now? i think all of the steve goes back to those conversations involving the national security advisor, jake, solomon, and rwandan government officials in which we were able to make that pivot from simply saying this must be resolved. this is unacceptable to quietly saying how, what steps can take us from here to there. and that involve frankly listening and listening to the rwandan government as they explain what it was they were looking for from all what they were looking for from pulse family, what they were looking for from us. and look, that's hard and that's, that's the type of why diplomacy that frankly, jake led from the highest levels of, of this government. sometimes over the phone. sometimes by

as you know, jake.he administration just yesterday released a review on the afghan withdrawal, and representative crow served in afghanistan. so we have all that coming up in just a few moments, jake. all right, alex marquardt. we'll see you next in the situation room, which is right next door. coming up the growing dangers of childbirth in the united states, depending on where expectant mothers actually live. we're going to meet one woman who's worried she might have to give birth and she'll end up doing so on the side of the highway, stay with us. my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and no matter how much i paid followed me everywhere i interest felt tracks. so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it into a low rate personal loan from sophie. i finally feel like a corona. break up with bad credit card debt, get a personal loan with low fixed rates and borrow up to 100 k, go to sophie .com to view your rate, get your money, right new i vizi, a dr

morning sort of went down law enforcement source or a city official has said that at this point well, jake, i believe the press conference is starting to listen in. thanks so much omar events will unfold. in just a minute. i'm going to turn it over to the chief of police. she'll offer her opening remarks , and then she will then turn it over to deputy chief paul humphrey, who will then play video that we have prepared for you all today. um deputy chief humphrey will do a play by play. as the video unfolds. the video itself is about nine minutes in length. after that, we'll take three questions and then we'll conclude the presser immediately following the press conference, i will upload the videos to all of our social media platforms. now chief. good afternoon to the mayor elected officials here today to the media and to the citizens of louisville. april 10th 2023 will be forever est in our memory. but this is truly a time for unity, healing and compassion. our freedom to live in safety and conduct business with peace of mind was challenged on yesterday. but be assured. it is a challenge th

about the economy, but also these other issues that are threatening our democracy. >> and in fact, jake, the other hallmark of the president's recent economic speeches, he never misses an opportunity. let's call it name dropping the other side take a listen. >> this ain't your father's republican party this is what i call the maga republicans. the minority of the party, i call the maga republicans, control the party. >> unfortunately extreme maga republicans, not all, but extreme maga republicans are threatening to undo all this progress. >> folks, you've got to ask yourself, what are maga republicans in congress doing. >> contextualize that for us, jake, how important is it for this president to keep hammering that contrast between what he stands for and what the other side does. >> it's clearly they think it's effective because chuck schumer also sings from the same song sheet, and i think it's, you know, tieing anybody to former president donald trump who is broadly -- because biden beat him -- unpopular nationwide is a pretty good strategy but let's break this down a little bit numb

let's go to jake gibson and bryan llenas. jake was in the courtroom and he has the indictment. jake and bryan, what can you tell us? >> all right, martha. jake gibson is the department of justice producer. what can you tell us about the charges? >> so 34 charges. they're felony charges for falsifying business records in new york. then also within that, using those records to help suppress a story that may have done damage to his campaign. those are the charges. 34 of them. mr. trump walked in, the former president trump walked in. he seemed to have a bit of a swagger. he looked stoic, stone-faced. he plead not guilty, said not guilty. at some point the prosecution brought up all of the social media posts that he has put out recently including one where he's holding a bat next to d.a. bragg. the prosecution said this is -- could be looked at as inciting violence. they wanted the judge to -- seemed like they wanted him to give a gag order. the justice said that no, he wouldn't give a gag order. he said to mr. trump and to his attorneys, i don't want to see this anymore. i don't -

joe biden is directing jake sullivan what to say to the press.e plane is to record what official says to the press. i'm sitting with a tape recorder. jake sullivan comes back and somebody asked him about fracking. his answer, we are bringing american assistance over for fracking. burisma was direct beneficiary of that fracking and that is what i recorded and that is in a white house transcript. in the transcript, you don't know who jake sullivan is, it is senior administration official. i am the witness who says jake sullivan said it and he should be investigated because at the time hunter biden was on the board of burisma and joe biden is bringing american taxpayer money to enrich that company and himself and his family. >> todd: let me throw in dates here. hunter biden joins burisma april 18th, 2014. you have that conversation april 21st, 2014, outlining how they would help with hunter's help. in december of that year, congress approves $50 million to support ukraine's energy sector. ashley. >> ashley: my biggest question, you said the fbi has

jake: we invest in early-stage companies.e they are going to have an outside portion of the returns. we invest up and down the stack. we have made investments in semiconductor companies. the first group of companies on the core infrastructure. you see the cloud vendors that are making money, hosting some of these foundation and large language models. in the limit, and a lot of these things are new pieces of infrastructure and the way we turn to cloud vendors we mentioned, we are going to turn to ai foundation model vendors for some of that technology and some are partnering up. we are most excited about the applications on top. there will be a few winners and -- in each of those lower levels. there will be thousands of opportunities to build interesting applications powered by ai. ed: jake, i am hearing a lot of companies similar size to pinecone trying to get rounds done early through gross stage. how wary are you of open ai? open ai has a small fund that it is investing across startups and ai and those that it is deploying

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jake julie haener joins us on the nine this morning, jake. some of us in the building. when your mom took maternity leave to have you and here you are a grown man. on the precipice of becoming an nfl quarterback. what's that? like just hearing those words, it's pretty crazy to just go through this process and have the opportunity to talk to nfl clubs and you know, i've been working for this my whole life being able to have a great family great support system around me, and we're finally here. let me ask you this. i know your mom and dad. your dad and i have talked sports before. ah when you started playing pop warner football. did you ever say something to him like? yeah you know, i'm going to be the next. whoever always grew up emulating drew brees and try to do everything i could to, you know? be the best leader, best person and best quarterback. i could be just you know being surrounded by great people to help me see that, but this whole process has allowed me to see how good he was and how he did it at such a high level for so many years. yeah, you played at monte v

and jake more than a week. since that shooting, investigators are still working to determine a motive. they're analyzing hills writings, and they've got a lot of work ahead of them. that is because in the last couple of days they executed a search warrant on the shooter's home, and they seized a bunch of evidence, including memoirs, home videos. a suicide note. also more guns, ammo, those photos of the covenant school and yearbooks from that school. plus that judge signed. warren is also giving investigators permission to access the digital files of that shooter, jake. all right, isabel resolves. thank you so much. at the tennessee state house. there was this. republican lawmakers are now looking to oust three democratic members of the statehouse for rushing to the well of the house floor and leading this protest with the bullhorn. last thursday , the three lawmakers were calling for gun reform in the wake of that deadly nashville school shooting that isabel just told you about the house speaker cameron sexton,

watch. >> in the transcript, you don't know who jake sullivan is, senior administration official is. the witness that says jake sullivan said it and he should be investigated and joe biden is bringing money to enrich that company and himself and his family. >> former white house stenographer and this month outed you as anonymouseen senior official, he says you -- the second son secretly joined the board of a company. were you part of this? >> no. >> todd: that stenographer coming on our program detailing the actions against jake sullivan. this is a joe biden investigation and that will come through in your work, but when you hear that and based upon what you read so far, how much trouble is jake sullivan in? >> he's in a lot of trouble. i want toic mathe argument that antony blinken is in trouble. we've had two whistleblowers come forward, not just the stenographer, also the irs agent. i believe more whistleblowers will come forward shortly. i mentioned whistleblowers and jamie raskin made the announcement there were no whistleblowers, now two have come forward and i believe there wi

how is jake jarman _ gold was a fantastic result.ld was a fantastic result. how isj jake jarman going to reflect on his two silvers? i jake jarman going to reflect on his two silvers?— two silvers? i think he will be leased two silvers? i think he will be pleased but _ two silvers? i think he will be pleased but disappointed - two silvers? i think he will be pleased but disappointed hel two silvers? i think he will be i pleased but disappointed he did two silvers? i think he will be - pleased but disappointed he did not make the four final. it was very close with that silver today, he was so close to the cold. he is still young and still got plenty of time. those routines he has got will last him. it those routines he has got will last him. ,_, ., those routines he has got will last him. , _, ., ., those routines he has got will last him. , ., ., ., ., him. it is consolidating now on to paris. overall, _ him. it is consolidating now on to paris. overall, looking _ him. it is consolidating now on to paris. overall, looking back- him.

. jake, thanks very much for the us through that sort _ sudan. jake, thanks very much for the us throughre from sudan and the situation on the ground there in the next little while. let's break away from that for a moment or two and bring you some breaking news from the world of spore and football and tottenham because they have just sacked their interim coach, the premier league clubjust making that interim coach, the premier league club just making that announcement in the last few moments and of course over the weekend, they suffered that humiliating defeat to newcastle 6—1 that put their hopes of a top for finish in a considerablejeopardy. the of a top for finish in a considerable jeopardy. the club of a top for finish in a considerablejeopardy. the club has said that christian stepped in at a difficult point in the season after antonio conte departed from the club and the club want to thank him for the professional manner in which he and his coaching staff have committed themselves such a statement from daniel leavy, the club chairman, and ryan mason takes over head coaching duties

well, jake. first of all my thoughts and prayers certainly go out to the people of kentucky and tennessee. and you know, i've been a governor during those times to where we've lost a lot of people i've had to visit a state patrol officer that was shot. um by somebody that was illegally in a in a forest. a forest protester . um, you know, you saw those officers being assaulted when they were going in true heroes, and we certainly appreciate what they do, and that's why, you know, every state's gonna have these debates. i'll tell you in georgia thankfully, we have been ahead of the curve on a lot of these issues when you think about school security we did school security grants to every state every school in the state shortly after i was elected in the 2019 proposed another round of that this year before both of these shootings of $50,000, so that is an issue we have to continue to work on. but also i'm proud of the fact that last year in the georgia general assembly, the late great speaker david r

jake gibson about what he experienced inside? >> neil: i do. it's maybe just more informational than anything else. if you can ask jake, was thered an understanding from the judge, even though he didn't issue a gag order that he doesn't want donald trump on truth social or to limit his statements on truth social, his preferred social media site for communication? does that extend the remarks he plans to make tonight at mar-a-largo? >> right. based on what you heard, did the judge say stay off of truth social? did the judge say don't make remarks, for instance, tonight at mar-a-largo? how far did the request -- >> i don't think so. the defense brought up that this is his first amendment right to defend himself. this investigation has been going on for years. what they allege are selective leaks that are coming out that are damaging to mr. trump. why shouldn't he be able to defend himself. the judge said don't do a press conference. he said i don't want to see stuff that could incite violence. i think he wanted to tell him, you have your first am

i want to go back to jake and dc jake. anderson joining me now to react exclusively to the just unsealed mr trustee. thanks so much for joining us a big picture. what is your reaction to the indictment? well, in a sense, i'm happy that there's not more surprises to it. you know, it's kind of bare bones. it's a little defensive in that fashion. um and it still has. i think legal frailties that accompany the credibility for lt's and lend themselves to some pretrial litigation. how do you mean? what are the frailties? what are the weaknesses in this case? yeah well, it's all the stuff we were kind of thinking we're going to see, but we weren't 100% sure. and again. i've barely had a chance to even skim the indictments. i don't want to overstate it. but look, there's a lot of i mean, there's a lot of legal gymnastics going on here, you know, trying to felony to make felonies out of misdemeanors to avoid a statute of limitations problem that's the kind of blatantly the underpinning for all of this, and you know we can gloss ove

>> jimmy: jake gyllenhaal. >> oh! my god! >> jimmy: you have an experience with jake?should i start? >> jimmy: [laughs] >> he's a lovely guy. >> jimmy: yes. see you have had bad experiences with some of these people. >> i have buried >> jimmy: you said it, i'm just recapping. >> that was me, wasn't it? >> jimmy: yeah, that was you. [laughter] >> and get the work they do is so fine, so sensational that you forgive it again and again and again, maybe they need to be unpleasant, unattractive, unappealing, insulting in order to get the work out because they are all different. >> jimmy: do you have your own rat pack, a gang of famous people that you hang around with and rub elbows with and get hammered -- >> sure. do you want to know a few names? >> jimmy: yeah, who are a few? >> rex one , >> jimmy: the starship gang. >> you recognized. >> jimmy: i recognize their names. >> infect, just for a serious moment, if we can manage it. >> jimmy: well, we will try. i'm still thinking but your hairstylist, but go ahead. [laughter] i mean, really, that's got to -- how much do you pay

but this week's upfront jake mark, thank you so much for joining me on up front. jake, or would you describe yourself as a performer of traditional black music and a specialist in the early folk music of black americans? you often talk about the profound waves, the black people have shaped and even defied roots music and american itself. but many people, the contributions of black folk and indigenous folk seems, seems to be lost to history. you talk about why it's so important for you to highlight the impact of this sort of appropriation and cultural white washing. i think for me than the main reason is because it's all still ongoing. i think it's really easy to go listen to stories about the early record industry about the way that early country music took shape. here the ways that black people and digital people were kind of boxed out of the early commercial opportunities that were available in that and lose sight of the fact that the same logic informs how many of the larger labels today. many of the publicists today are choosing the artist that they work with, right. we're still having t

jake? all right. thank you so much. anderson with me here tonight, cnn's john king, abby, phillip and dana bash. we also have cnn senior law enforcement analyst and former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe and cnn special correspondent jamie gangel. um andrew, let me start with you. um when you talk to your former colleagues in the legal profession. um what are you hearing from them in terms of their take on this indictment? what i'm hearing just a t u up is it looks like the district attorney bragg has set up. you know, very solid case for 34 misdemeanors related to business business fraud, but not a huge amount of confidence in the attempt by mr bragg to turn this into 34 felony charges. what are you hearing? very, very similar commentary, jake so i if i had to characterize it, it's disappointment. i think everyone was hoping we would see more about the direction that they intend to take this prosecution. what is the legal theory? that ties that very solid misdemeanor case 34 counts of mi