>> jake: yeah.ame here. we shot in los angeles. he got an airbnb and they would find back then finally just started staying with me. we spent five months living the same house. fly back on the weekend to new york, come back at 2:00 a.m. on a sunday, start working it's exam on monday. we spent all week together and we love each other more. >> stephen: that's a good sign. [applause] it has been pointed out, it has been noted that your character, a suburban lawyer, for some reason has the same physique as your character dalton from "roadhouse." [cheering] >> jake: what are you saying about lawyers? i don't understand. >> stephen: there is a lot of sitting and reading for a lawyer. why does your character have this physique? was it intentional? >> jake: people don't understand that in order to get abs coming up to sit and read really, really hard. >> stephen: is the any reason why you had stand that kind of shape? >> jake: absolutely none. actually what happened was we were shooting "roadhouse," i was s

he'll be going down the street in a parade and it's like papa jake, papa jake!hey wear little bands around their wrist and it just says on that band, "we remember." yes, yes. i remember, too. >> reporter: jake says he remembers everything, including the horror of watching so many people die. >> when i go to that cemetery, i feel the presence of the souls of these guys that gave their life. they're with me. >> reporter: he believes there may be a reason he got through the biggest battles of world war ii without a scratch. >> i used to think it was coincidence. i know it is not coincidence anymore. it's too lucky. i'm too lucky. >> reporter: he believes it's fate that he can now speak up for those who never came home and he considers himself the luckiest man in the world to be able to do it. >> jake's family never knew about his war history until he was invited to attend the 75th commemoration of the d-day invasion. he has attended every one since. we posted john's full raw interview with jake larson on our cbs news bay area youtube page. >>> still ahead, a warm d

. >> jake: i am a jake tapper. we will co- moderate this evening our job to facilitate a debate between the 2 candidates tonight. before we introduce them we wanted to share the roles of the debate for those at home. former president trump is on the left and president biden will be on the right coin toss determine their positions. each candidate has a minute to answer a question and a minute each for responses and rebuttals and an additional minute for clarification or responses that moderator discretion. >> trump: >> dana: microphones will be automatically turned off. at the end of the debate they will get 2 minutes for closing statements. no studio audience tonight with prewritten notes, contacts from campaign staff are not permitted during the debate. by accepting the invitation to debate both candidates and their campaigns agreed to accept at these rules. >> jake: please welcome the 46th president of the united states, joe biden. and the pleas welcome the 45th president of the united states, donald trump. [ ♪♪

. >> jake: i'm jake tapper, coanchor of "state of the union."will kill moderate this evening our job is to facilitate the debate between the candidates tonight. but for us who want to share the rules of the debate with the audience at home. former president travel ban left side of the screen. president biden will be appearing on the right. a coin toss determined their positions. each candidate will have 2 minutes to answer question, and one minute each for responses and rebuttals. an additional minute for follow-up clarification or response is at the moderators' discretion. >> dana: when it's time for the candidate to speak, his microphone will be turned on, and his opponent's microphone will be turned off. should a candidate interrupt when his microphone is muted, he will be difficult to understand for viewers at home. at the end of the debate, each candidate will get 2 minutes for closing statements. there's no studio audience tonight. prewritten notes, props, or contact with campaign staff are not permitted during the debate. by accepting our

he will be going down the street in the parade, papa jake, papa jake! >> they wear bands around their wrist. it just says on that band "we remember." >> yes. >> yes, i remember, too. >> jake says he remembers everything including the horror of watching so many people die. >> when i go to the cemetery i feel the presence of the souls of these guys that gave their life. they are with me.. >> reporter: he believes there may be a reason he got through the biggest battles of world war ii without a scratch. >> i used to think it was coincidence. i know it is not coincidence anymore. it is too lucky. i am too lucky. >> reporter: he believes it is fate that he can speak up for those that never came home and he considering himself the luckiest man in the world to be able to do it. >>> all right, paul, still hot today. closer to normal and not nearly as hot as the last couple of days. >> yes, today was transition day from the extreme heat inland in the past couple of days to normal temperatures tomorrow. it does not happen all at once. today was that escalator he

." >> jake: i'm jake tapper. dana and i will comoderate. our job is to facilitate a debate between the two candidates tonight. before we introduce them, we want to share the rules of the debate with the audience at home. former president trump will be on the left side of the screen, president biden will be appearing on the right. a coin toss determined their positions. each candidate will have two minutes to answer a question and one minute each for responses, and rebuttals. an additional minute for followup clarification, or response, is at the moderator's discretion. >> dana: when it's time for a candidate to speak, his microphone will be turned on. and his opponent's microphone will be turned off. should a candidate interrupt when his microphone is muted, he will be difficult to understand for viewers at home. at the end of the debate, each candidate will get two minutes for closing statements. there is no studio audience tonight. prewritten notes, props, or contact with campaign staff are not permitted during the debate. by accepting ou

jake: that i am concerned.erned that sinwar and other hamas leaders are making a crude and cynical calculus with the lives of innocent palestinian people, and i think the best way to prove that, in fact, they do care about the lives and the well-being of palestinian civilians is to agreto a cease fire, nick: there's a lot of concern that on the israeli side, benjamin netanyahu is either unwillinornable to get this deal through, the current coalition. are you worried both sides are more interested in blaming the other for failure rather than actually making progress? jake: look, in any negotiation, e's a risk of that kind of dynamic taking hold. but i will tell you, the raeli government has remained steadfast in standing behind the proposal that was put forward in may. it has not lked away. nick: the eli government, you mean, the prime nister jake: the prime minister has not walked away from it, has not picked up the phone and said to president biden, hey, by the way, i'm backing off this thing. he has stood by

jake: i am jake tapper. we will comb moderate this evening.ur job is to facilitate a debate between the two candidates tonight. before we introduce them, we want to share the rules of the debate with the audience at home. former president trump will be on the left side of the screen. president biden will be appearing on the right. a coin toss determined their positions. each candidate will have two minutes to answer a question and one minute each for responses and rebuttals. an additional minute for follow-up clarification or response is at the moderator's discretion. dana: when it is time for a candidate to speak, his megaphone will be turned on and his opponents microphone will be turned off. should a candidate interrupt when his microphone is muted, he will be difficult to understand from viewers at home. at the end of the debate, each candidate will get two minutes for closing statements. there is no studio audience tonight. prewritten notes, prompts, or contact to campaign staff are not permitted during the debate. by accepting our invita

." >> jake: i am jake tapper. dana and i will comb moderate. our job is to facilitate a debate between the two candidates tonight. before we introduce the moon want to assure the rules of the debate with you. former president trump will be on the left side of the screen. president biden will be appearing on the right. a coin toss determine their positions. each candidate will have 2 minutes to answer a question and one minute each for responses and rebuttals. an additional minute for follow-up clarification or response is at the moderator's discretion. >> dana: when it's time for a candidate to speak, his microphone will be turned on and his opponents microphone will be turned off. should a candidate interrupt when his microphone is muted, he will be -- it will be difficult to understand for viewers at home. at the end of the debate each candidate will get 2 minutes for closing statements. there is no studio audience tonight. prewritten notes, props, or contact with campaign staff are not permitted during the debate. by accepting our invitation

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. >> david: one of those brave combat medics at the war, jake ruser, who is now 99. jake.e to meet you. >> david: nice to meet you too. jake knows how many heroes we lose every day, which is why he's on his way to a high school history class in downingtown, pennsylvania, to make sure their sacrifice is not forgotten. you didn't even talk about it for years and years? >> for years. for 67 years, i never talked about it. >> david: why do you think you didn't talk about it for so long? >> don't know. >> david: you all came home and got to work? >> we got on, came home. went to finish our education. and we -- we went to work. >> hello, sir, how are you? >> david: the principal and the students who are now nearly jake's age when he was sent off to the war. >> the world we live in today is no accident. the freedom we enjoy today is the result of actions of heroic folks like mr. ruser. >> david: the students fixed on jake's words about the combat medics who would go out into no man's land, german snipers waiting. a lot of people don't realize that you were not armed -- >> we were

jake tapper. next on cnn a whole new kind of watergate that we're talking about today of vermont state representative caught on camera forming water into the tote bag of her democratic colleagues. you're looking at evidence gathered by representative jim carroll. >> he set up this hidden camera after finding his bag inexplicably drenched for months, his colleague republican mary morrissey apologized on the house floor this week i hope jim i'd love to slay. there's colleagues, all of our state house staff, and those who work in this building in the citizens of vermont can forgive me such a random, weird thing. married doing if you're ever going to do that to me, briana and i know you've thought about it for some margarita mix and that's what i would i put a mohit you in your basket fruity pebble protein shakes. >> that's what i would do. yeah. no. i pour water in my own bag accident emily sometimes delivered jake tapper. >> so does he doesn't do that. he doesn't hold water just one week right here

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jake. >> all right. natasha can in los angeles county. thanks so much in southern new mexico, right now, neither the south fork fire nor the salt fire show any signs of slowing down. gusty winds and dry heat are only making matters worse. let's bring in the governor of new mexico, michelle lu khan, grisham, governor. thanks for joining us. these two fast-moving fires are converging on tribal land and villages. you were just at a briefing with state and local officials. what is your message to those who might be in the line of fire here, the line of danger well it's a consistent message to heat those official warnings and evacuation orders. i mean, the most important thing is protecting the lives of new mexicans and their families. but to also recognize, we've deployed a ton of personnel who were fighting this fire. their lives exert risk to heed the warnings, we evacuated the largest community ruto. so last night, about 5,000 people were keeping a close watch on all the smaller communities.

. >> i'm jake tapper this hour. it's hard to forget the images of a cargo ship crashing into the baltimore bridge in march causing a devastating and deadly collapse. but while the cleanup and investigation have moved forward, those 21 crew members have been stuck on the ship for almost three months. today, there was a hearing about letting them return to their families, mostly in india and sri lanka. and we'll bring you those updates plus is the united states at risk of being pulled into yet another global conflict. the white house is issuing a stern warning after video emerges of a major clash in the south china sea and leading this our supreme suspense as the country he waits for blockbuster decisions from the highest court in the land. the justices issuing four rulings today. but we're still waiting on the three janiot highly consequential ones that we have talking about for weeks now, former president trump's claim that he has immunity from prosecution for actions he took us president the case concerning whether

jake: president trump. >> jake, both of you know the story has been wiped out. the sentence said 100% exoneration on this and he keep it is going and said he ran because charlottesville. he ran because it was his last chance and it's re-deck louis and you and i know it and we're trying to justify his president seizure disorders and his presidency, without question the worst president, the worst presidency in the history of our country. we shouldn't be having a debate about it. there's nothing to debate. he made up the charlottesville story, and you'll see it's debunked all over the place, every anchor has, every reasonable anchor debunked it and just the other day it came out and fully debunked and it's a nonsense story. he know knows that and he didn'n because of charlottesville and that was an excuse to run. jake: president biden. >> debunked and it happened. just listen to what was said at the time. the idea that somehow that's the only reason i ran. i ran because i was worried a guy like this could get elected. if he thought they were good people coming out

the lead with jake tapper. next on cnn i'm okay with that is black pink, one of the most popular korean pop bands, brianna's favorites, obviously, favorite the k-pop genre has drawn a massive global following and now south three is hoping that all that interests might help boost its lagging tourism industry and the country is launching a new visa program that will allow tourists to train and dancing in choreography and fashion modeling just like a real k-pop star for context, south korea's tourism revenue generated $15.1 billion in 2020 the three compared to 20 billion in 2019. >> and officials say that k-pop is the most cited reason for tourists who are visiting the country. >> i don't know anything about k-pop, but i just found out bts is taking break, which is really it's a total tragedy jake tapper loves k-pop and the leads starts right now is, this extreme weather our new normal believes starts right now at least 27 large wildfires are burning out west fueled by insanely high temperatures. >> and 70 millio

the lead with jake tapper, also a positive development. it starts right now another laws in court today for donald trump the lead starts right now the former president, just minutes away from a campaign appearance in risky, racine was scott anson as the new york hush money cover-up case comes back into play it now when appeals court has weighed in the decision, did not go in, mr. trump's favor, and senator bernie sanders is going to join me live. what he wants here from the big pharma ceo about the high cost of ozempic was his response to israeli prime minister netanyahu is scathing criticism earlier today of the biden administration, an even more explosive fires and a brutally hot summer. i'm going to talk to a governor leading efforts on the frontlines welcome to leave and dig tapper moment it's now former president donald trump will be speaking to voters in battleground wisconsin, but you know, what, he still cannot talk about without facing fines or jail time, at least witnesses and the jury that convicted him in his criminal hush mone

jake: president trump. >> jake, both of you know the story has been wiped out. the sentence said 100% exoneration on this and he keep it is going and said he ran through the honors program at acellus academy, it is going and said he ran becaus i was able to graduate early and get accepted into one of the best undergraduate to md programs in the country. through online learning at the acellus academy. i found more challenging courses that propelled me towards excellence and secure $140,000 in college scholarships. acellus academy accelerated my learning experience because i was able to go at my own pace. the courses are professionally filmed and really bring the content to life. and science live with roger billings which really inspired me to apply myself to my studies. as a father, i highly recommend the acellus academy to any parent who wants to see the look of success in their child's eyes. we asked two of our best teachers to film an online course titled traditional american values. it teaches patriotism and acknowledges the divine creator. this course is onl

these firefighters, as you see, just working around the clock, jake. >> all right. good. miller bernal. thank you so much. please stay safe now, to the dangerous heat wave and the triple digit temperatures that could smash record after record this week as cnn meteorologist chad myers reports for us now, the extreme heat is something many communities are just not prepared to handle. >> we are in the path of extreme heat bringing along potential health risks in the forthcoming days summer officially arrives in the northern hemisphere this week. >> and with it, a heat wave not seen in decades from the midwest and great lakes to the northeast, more than 260 million americans are roughly 82% of the us population good few temperatures above 90 degrees, nearly 200 daily high temperature records could be tied or broken in major cities, including boston, dc, chicago, st. louis detroit, philadelphia, pittsburgh, and new york city and little relief as expected even at night with low temperatures, not dropping below the middle 70s the extreme heat is the most dangerous weather phenom

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jake: gracias a ambos.o estÁ basado en toda la informaciÓn que existe y con respecto rusia y ucrania, si tenemos un presidente de verdad y un presidente respetado por putin, nunca hubiera invadido ucrania, muchas personas estÁn muertas ahora, las personas saben y descifran, Él no hizo nada para detenerlo y alentÓ a rusia para que estarÁ aquÍ y fue tan malo, afganistÁn, fue la peor vergüenza de nuestro paÍs, vio la incompetencia y tuvo que haber despedido al general. ningÚn general fue despedido por el momento mÁs vergonzoso del historia de nuestro paÍs y dejamos miles de millones de dÓlares en nuestro equipo, perdimos varios soldados y fueron obligados, dejamos personas tambiÉn, dejamos a ciudadanos estadounidenses y creo que vamos a entrar, tomar el sueÑo y la diferencia es que nunca hubiera invadido ucrania y tal como israel, israel nunca habÍa nacido en 1 millÓn de aÑos y porque estaba en bancarrota y no permitir que nadie estarÍa en negocios con ellos, estaba en bancarrota. habÍa terror alguno durante m

at walmart the lead with jake tapper. next on cnn before we go a titanic admission from actress cate wins what concerning one of the most famous scenes that she's ever appeared in on-scene. >> the british actress telling vanity fair that her big smooch there, right there with leonardo dicaprio on the ship's bow during the 1997 film was quote not all, it's cracked up. it's cracked up to be well, yeah, they were on a boat and was going really fast. i'm having a windows. she goes on to say they were worrying so much makeup during the filming that it looked like she was sucking a caramel chocolate bar after each take because the makeup we're just come off of leo and under her, i can't wait to hear leo's reaction to that. do we have official word on where they stand on the door debate because we disagree about yeah. >> me going. okay. what she didn't address was that she could she knows. don't tread on that. no. go they could have rows. there was room for jack. alright. believe jake tapper right now a long-awaited update on th

i'm jake tapper hunter biden is now a convicted felon. it took a delaware where jury less than three hours to find the president's son guilty. guilty. guilty on all three felony gun charges, deciding he violated laws meant to prevent those who use and are addicted to illegal drugs from owning firearms. multiple jurors spoke to cnn in the moments after they left cord, including juror number ten who told cnn to the jury, had been evenly split last night when they wrapped for the de with six guilty, six not guilty, but this morning jurors went count by count and unanimously decided hunter biden was in fact guilty on all three counts. juror number of ten went on to tell cnn he does not think politics played a role in any jurors decision to convict no politics came in to play in politics was not even spoken about the first family was not even spoken about. it was all it was all about hunter two jurors also told cnn that the emotional testimony would stick with him for a long time, including one saying that the testimony of hunters daughter nao

jake. >> all right. jeremy diamond, thanks so much for joining us now to discuss from paris with hardware admiral john kirby, the white house national security communications adviser, admiral kirby, good to see. you. will get to this situation in gaza in a moment, but you are in france to mark the 80th anniversary of d-day. as a veteran what does it mean to you? to participate in these events, to meet these heroes whose numbers are sadly dwindling. and two, honore, the service members who, who, who literally gave their lives for freedom and democracy i tell you jake i got thicken the throat today. i had never had the opportunity to go to one of those anniversaries at normandy. and this was my first time. not my first time to the cemetery, but first time for an anniversary and seeing those veterans talking to them, i sat down before the ceremony. i had a chance to sit down at a table with four or five of them and just listening to them talk about what they did and how much they miss their friends that are

i'm jake tapper. we start today with breaking news. any minute we expect to see history fold on capitol hill as house republicans move to make america garland only the third us attorney general to be held in contempt of congress. all three quite tellingly happened within the last ten years. as our politics has gotten even more divided, house republican leaders say, this rare step is necessary because garland refuses to to turn over the audio recordings of president biden's interviews with special counsel robert hur. you might remember her investigated biden's handling or mishandling of classified documents, but democrats say this is all just a stumped by house republicans who want to use the the audio for attack ads take the audio out of context to embarrass president biden and doing do it all to appease donald trump. if this motion passes republicans will then ask justice department to prosecute garland, who we should know is the head of the justice department because he's the attorney general, the doj did not pursue charges against t

we first introduced you to papa jake, as he's known on social media, yesterday. as ryan yamamoto shows us, he's drawing fans wherever he goes. >> reporter: you can recognize him by his hat covered in pins and memorabilia. >> papa jake here. >> reporter: maybe tiktok's most unlikely celebrity with more than 800,000 followers. >> there's going to be time for pictures and autographs. he needs to have lunch. >> reporter: 101-year-old jake larson of martinez is sharing his memories of the war with a whole new generation. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: children and adults lining up to shake papa jake's hand and share a hug with an american hero. >> they treat me like a celebrity and i'm just a farm boy from hope, minnesota. it's crazy. >> reporter: larson has certainly had the rock star treatment with the number of veterans alive to tell the world what happened on d-day dwindling each year. >> it's been wonderful. i met two presidents, one from france and one from the united states. they both shook my hand and talked to me. >> reporter: larson vividly remembers t

jake, we can't have an economy where yeah. you got you got a guy who can make pretty 3 million a year, who's not even an engineer, calhoun's not even an engineer. while the folks who actually are supporting this company on their backs are making next to nothing. i mean, that that's just not right and you cannot build and sustain a great nation on that kind of an economy. we need to put working people first, given the complexities of the industry and the landscape for production globally what, what realistically can the us senate do to make it so boeing and other plane manufacturers are not only reliable, but transparent well, i tell you one thing that i've talked about with calhoun, with the ceo is this boeing used to jake manufacturer almost all of their planes themselves and house. now they have over 600 separate suppliers probably hundreds of more subcontractors worldwide, including many, many in china. i think that we've got to make clear to these guys. you need to bring that production back home. if that means tariffs on

the kind of hard news stories you only get here on cnn, who central, thanks for watching the little jake tapper starts right now hunter biden's gun trial just got deeply personal. the lead starts right now dirty laundry aired in courts in the federal gun case against the president's son. >> today, hunter biden's ex-wife and ex girlfriend took the stand. how testimony about a crack pipe is being used to help build prosecution's case plus massive news and donald trump's federal classified documents case in florida. the judge reshuffling the calendar, delaying hearings, putting a trial date even further in jeopardy. she's also allowing more voices to weigh in on whether special counsel jack smith's should have the case in the first place? with a punishing heats dome pushing temperatures into the triple-digits. a new report shows the world is on a climate wild highway to hell every single person on the planet to be alarmed welcome to the lead. >> i'm jake tapper and we start today with our law and justice lead right now, the man who sold hunter biden the gun at the center of this federal tri

now papa jake is back at normandy. the d-day invasion he helped plan happened right here at these beaches. and there's a reason why even at his age he feels the need to return. in france, papa jake feels the love. >> thank you. >> thank you! >> reporter: people of all ages know who he is and they come out of the woodwork just to be near this hero. >> they treat me like a celebrity. >> reporter: he hopes this isn't his last trip to normandy because his mission now is to make sure the fallen aren't forgotten. >> it's such an honor. it's really such an honor. >> reporter: john lauritsen, cbs news, normandy, france. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," why you will not see an american man competing in artistic swimming at the olympics. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling in ra an

as a matter of fact, let's look at jake tapper.ng the same thing to steven miller when he dared to mention immigration. take a look. >> the reason why i want to talk about the president's experiences, what i have seen with him travelling to meet dozens of foreign leaders. >> you are not answering the questions. >> you have 24 hours a day -- and you are not going to give 3 minutes for the american people -- >> i get it. there is one viewer that you care about right now, and you are be -- -- trying to please him, okay. and i have wasted enough of my viewer's time. thank you, steven. >> you know who i care about? >> in a major reversal, democrats are coming to his defence, what changed... >> sean: i don't like what you are saying, good-bye. barring a change of heart, president trump be will routinely cut off by the hate trump coasts and hyper calf nated joe will get a free pass to stammer and lie and scream and whisper and do whatever entsdis -- he wants. but if you want to know what the evidence will be for thursday's debate, 3-1, le

hi jake. so 1st come us did not say that the rejected the de la mad said he goes on to explain by the way, that his next words, if we had continued to watch it, and you can find that yourself. it's on youtube. he says, how much did that say they rejected the deal? jake, israel says how mos rejected the deal. a me look at i'm and so he corrected them right there on the year olds. oh, i told my viewers a lot. you know, um and again i'm not trying to make fun of jake tapper for making a mistake. we all make mistakes, including me. i make more mistakes than most people asked my wife. but however, i do believe that the jig tappers, of the world in the western media. and the point i'm trying to make here is that they automatically default to the establishment position without asking, well, wait a minute. is this true? so if the state department puts it out, they just report it as gospel. you know, china bad rush about iran, bad, whatever, whatever they want you to say you just reported, and a mirror

jake sullivan? do you think he understands what, what l n c is? i think there's a strong understanding of what limited nuclear conflict is that when you look at the weapons, the nuclear arsenal for russia has not maintained itself as a strategic deterrent. they have a strategic to turn, it is not what it was several decades ago. instead, what they've done is refund their weapons in some capacity and some percentage to be low yield are also a little low yield nuclear weapons. and what does that mean? well, instead of having these nuclear missiles that eliminate entire cities off the face of the map, they have nuclear weapons that can take off city blocks and take off targeted infrastructure. so if you're trying to disrupt the united states and you want to take out the energy grant, you can, you can use a limited nuclear conflict to target a specific, a power generating facility. you can use it to target specific communications hubs that you need to if you want to take down communications networks. and these are the threats we're facing is today. an

also, jake sullivan, the us national security adviser on his way to france, confirmed that president biden will also meet with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky in normandy, and literally a week later they met again. in italy on the sidelines of the group of seven summit. it's worth it to note that two meetings in a little more than a week are extremely rare. and jake sullivan said that this will be an opportunity for the two presidents to discuss literally every aspect, every issue that has to do with the war. and, as jake sullivan said, these two meetings will demonstrate the depth of the united states' commitment to supporting ukraine at this vitally important time. now, what to expect at these meetings? difficult discussions should be expected. ukraine. more air defense systems, ukraine needs the united states to extend its authorization to use american weapons to hit targets, military targets of russia inside russia. will president biden be able to effectively respond to these requests? will we see? indeed, we will be keeping a close eye on these claims as well. yulia, we k

and jake what stories are you telling? what would you want young people to know untold stories of my life and i view unique person when i was 15-years-old and my cousin, check was 15 15-years-old he said, we didn't have any money we're going to high school with no money so he said, let's join the national guard. >> i said gotta be 15 or 18. he says, we're just 15 they just let's go to the armor anyway and tell him we want to join real look them straight knee. eye and say, when they say how old are you we'll say 18 18 so we went to the national guard and there was a huge captain sitting there. he looked up and said what can i do for you young men young man say wow i'm taking 18 18. and he says, what near or you're born wow so i said 1919, sir sign right here. >> that's the only thing he asked would we both got into the national guard at 15 today? it's 80 years since. so what you all did so heroically hi, i don't think i was a hero i was just like anybody else we were all in this together i'm never i'm never hero ama people

. >> i'm jake tapper. this our major moves concerning america's reproductive rights just hours after the us supreme court rule to keep the abortion drug mifepristone on the market that was major vote in the senate where republicans blocked a bill that would guarantee access to ivf in vitro fertilization and ob-gyn watching impact of all of this it's in her own hospitals is going to join us ahead, plus new comments today from fani willis, the georgia prosecutor, with a criminal case against donald trump that seems to be on hold one day after a cnn interview with nathan wade, her former staffer and romantic partner was interrupted just as kaitlan collins started asking about the timing of the romantic relationship with district attorney willis and leading this hour, what house and senate republicans are saying about their back-to-back meetings today with former president donald trump in that handshake with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell let's get straight to cnn's manu raju on capitol hill. manu, wha

my interactions with jake solve and were, are supporting that role. the national security council looking at for relationships. foreign affairs fell to senior directors that were in this year grant that oversaw those geographic regions. but what possibly could have been the reason i'm trump is alluded to it and campaign speeches that the military industrial complex or the of the democrats, a democratic regimes under obama could have been on the side of l guide. it's hard for me to speculate. i don't have all the information in front of me and you know, there's going to be a lot of these have these personal correspondence back and forth between the sectors of states and that's in the teams that they rely on to build their, their, their information space to make decisions, i really hard for me to speculate not having that information in front of me and not being a part of those conversations at the time. but do you think when trump gets in perhaps gets in, in november, the new national security council will be looking at all the documents and the docume

jake, israel says how mos rejected the deal. i mean, look it up and so he corrected them right there on the air. oops o. i told my viewers a lot, you know, and again, i'm not trying to make fun of jake tapper for making a mistake. we all make mistakes, including me. i make more mistakes than most people asked my wife. however, i do believe that the jig tappers of the world in the western media. and the point i'm trying to make here is that they automatically default to the establishment position without asking, well, wait a minute. is this true? so if the state department puts it out, they just report it as gospel. you know, china bad rush about it wrong, bad, whatever, whatever they want you to say you just report it. and a more often than not, it's the establishment positions. sometimes manila that they put out without even knowing that they're doing so because i think i, it's, it's, it's almost like a like, like an in green response and them, it's, it's, it's, it's a cycle sematic response. and i think that's what we saw with

it takes one 5 minutes to google jake tapper or donald trump to see that jake tapper, n a consistent offering interview. if you're going to call adolf hilter. now, i'm going to tell you, ifm you continue to attacknterviewot my colleagues, i would like to talk about joe biden and donald trump, who you work for.> >> yes. if you are here to speak on his behalf and i am willing to have this conversatioyou are n, i amg facts that your colleagues have stated in the past. >> now, i'm sorry. we're going to come back to the panel. . care, thankcaroline, very mucr time. you are welcome to come back at any point. you ar to come back and t speak about donaldo trump.om ane is welcome back any time to be silenced, shut downbl and not be allowed to talk any time she wants. e to talwhy be silenced and kicc the air again? i don't think soke. that was fake news. cnn host kasie hunt, by the way, she proudly a picture a of joe biden on her twitter page. anothef joden r fake news liberl trump talk show host masquerading as a journalistp t she was interviewing trump campaign press secretary karoline leavi

>> hi jake. so first hamas did not say that it rejected the deal hamas said that it gave response to the qatari and egyptian mediators that it gives several comments and remarks on parts of these rarely proposal israel, the israeli government, israeli officials are the ones saying that after they received hamas response and analyze it, they treated as a rejection. i think we still need to hear from the mediators and most importantly, from the white house that white house spokesman john kirby the dwight is still analyzing and studying the hamas response. so hamas is saying it just gave few comments israeli saying hamas rejected the deal. the white house still hasn't said anything of substance. i think we should wait and hear more what the white house says, what the qatari say, and what did so us officials say that they believe hamas leader yahya sinwar feels as though he has the upper hand and then negotiations this after a wall street journal report that says that the messages that they've seen f

here's what you expect from fake jake tapper based on this interview with laura trump. >> what we see on stage with joe biden is clearly a cognitive the client that's what i'm referring to it makes me uncomfortable. >> it's so amazing to me. >> a cognitive decline. >> you trying to tell me what i was suggesting. >> i think you're just mocking is tethering you just trying to diagnose his decline. >> it's concerning that this could be the leader of the free world i genuinely feel sorry for biden. >> assures from a place that concern we believe that thank you laura so much. >> it for her by the way fake jake still believe he is not an cognitive decline do you really believe that people are making fun of us to other anyway there's a previa the debate in a nutshell by it trump won't even need to say wart and fake jake and company will do the heavy lifting form. i'm sorry but i don't think the network that brought you nicholas sandman and that smear in the mostly peaceful protests banners says right there mostly peaceful walk at the fire raging repot behind the reporter. the russia collusio

and i think that's what we saw with jake tapper there. you're great, you know, it's, i, it's probably a little bit of a knee jerk reaction rick, but at this point, it's hard to tell if it's a flood or deliberate delivery of fake news. i mean, in my opinion, you know, i see this is parenting the, the state department to sort of perpetuate the notion that, how moss is this, is the actual on youtube, inside of tacitly it housing, create this false image that the israel, these are the reasonable guys in this fight, you know, at this point, it's no wonder that the worship at cnn is so low. email number 3 in april ratings. um it was box m s, and be cnn. cnn. viewers can't rely on what they say. i'll be at some viewers do blindly, you know, believe, but that's a small contingent and they are rapidly fading into yesteryear. that's why alternative media independent media are exploding with clicks. i mean, are the argue argument becomes read that they say, oh, well people are just cutting the court. it's not even just that because seen and tried to

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national security adviser jake sullivan will join us as will the world food program's cindy mccain. plus a new cbs poll on what voters think of some of the more controversial policy plans of both candidates. >> i will stop the invasion and we will begin the largest domestic deportation operation in the history of our country. >> trump ally senator lindsey graham and president biden confidante senator chris coons will both be here. >>> finally, the message from d day and how it holds true today. >> democracy is never guaranteed. every generation must preserve it, defend it and fight for it. >> it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." president biden will be returning from his visit to france today, and it'll be a quick turn around as he'll return to italy for a group of 7 meeting with america's top allies. at the top of the agenda for both trips, the two ongoing wars in gaza and ukraine as well as how to handle aggression from the countries not represented at that meeting, russia and china. we spoke with president biden's national s