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breaking news. >> welcome back to "the lead." i'm jake tapper.january 6th select committee wrapped up its third public hearing in 2022. we're learning former president trump was watching the hearings, and complaining that so much of the testimony painted him in a negative light. and he was upset about the fact that mike pence's former staff is talking about what happened. the focus today, trump's tr pressure campaign to get his vice president to follow a legal theory that claimed the vice president had some sort of power to overturn the resulting of the election, all by his lonesome. but the committee laid out proof that president trump was told over and over and over again that the theory was not legally sound, and that the president was told by multiple people that pence was not planning to go along with the scheme. >> was it your impression that the vice president had directly conveyed his position on these issues to the president, not just to the world, through a dear colleague letter, but directly to president trump? >> many times. >> were t

jake, as welcome to the program. so talks to ease ukraine's grain supply. having achieved much, can that be a break through? do you think? well, at this stage, the big stay away will probably continue for a while. of this really concerns for us in africa across the continent, continues to be not only on the magic side, but more on the human side. because the human specially under put into security has been a big concern. and we do oh, cool. somewhat of a cool down for the likes of california. we've got wet and windy weather moving in once again to the pacific northwest. heavy rain running across the northern plains, we could see a risk of flash flooding or flooding. here by the time we get into monday, the worst of that pushes up into southern areas of british columbia in canada. but we are going to see things start to cool for places like san francisco and los angeles. much of a severe weather. however, on monday can be found rolling across the great lakes. we've got some severe storms here. they're going to work their way further east, but further south this will it remain. sorry, guys lose that again. we

jake as welcome to the program. so talks to ease ukraine's grain supply haven't achieved much. can there be a break through? do you think well, at this stage that the big stay away will probably continue for a while. obviously, the concerns for us in africa across the continent are continues to be not only on the implemented side, but more on the human italian side because the human specially, unger for them to security has been a big concern. and we do hope that the diplomatic breakthrough will come sooner rather than later. what are the same way continues? i'm wondering just how much difference would make anyway, given the various other factors, the affecting food supply in africa, you are spot on because what we have a year is wake and what we put as a trade off between decline and production capacity. in other words, capabilities of africa to produce food. and as the grind there has been an increasing or at least the last the is increasing reliance on price to a and yeah, as a result of the spot, what effect of the war we have seen the pack quite severely on both sides. so on the decline of agricultural

jake. >> all right, barbara starr at the pentagon, thank you so much with that breaking news. >> also in rocket response. the u.s. and south korea fired eight ballistic missiles into the waters off the korean peninsula earlier today. matching the number launched by north korea a day earlier. and delivering a swift and stern warning, the u.s. hopes, to pyongyang, which has intensified its provocations by conducting 17 missile tests so far this year. cnn's polly hancocks joins us live from seoul, south korea. what are you learning about this show of force from the u.s. and south korea? >> well, jake, this is about as close as you can get to the meaning of the wort tit for tat. after eight missiles were fired by north korea sunday morning local time, less than 24 hours later, south korea and the u.s. had fired eight surface to surface missiles. all of these missiles were fired off the east coast of the korean peninsula. they went into the waters of the east coast. what was interesting about what north korea had done on the weekend, which the japan defense minstercalled unprecedented was the

it breaks all these protocols with so many unanswered questions right now . do now,n' jakei don't think you the parents and the protocol shoes are the overall problem here, but the implicit criticism from taffer, you'reyo probably not be surprised tou heart be maybe it's slighte criticism or maybe i'm making more of it than it should be . that , you know, you got to get in there and let the other parents didn't and you got tove make sure your kid was okay even though you were helping othershe get out. do you have a response to that ? once again? i mean, it was just complete chaos. everybodycote c is concerned for their child. thankfully, like i said, i was off duty. i've been born and raised in reality for forty going on forty two years.uval it's a small community. a everyone pretty much knows who i am. and like i said, my wife works so they all know who i was. so i was able to get on campus and like i said, i wasn't just trying to save my child.s pe i wasop trying to get as many people out there as i could. jacob, the community is in such deep, immeasurable, inconsolable g

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said states already have that choice, so jake, still an open question whether a deal can be reached and whether there will be ten republican senators enough to break a gop-led filibuster to get this bill through. >> all right, manu raju on capitol hill, thanks so much. >> today, the justice department announced the team in charge of reviewing the police response or lack thereof in uvalde, texas, more than two weeks after the massacre at robb elementary school, local officials are still not answering basic questions from the media about what happened that day. cnn's omar jimenez is live for us in uvalde. omar, how is this investigation from the justice department going to work? >> yeah, jake. attorney general merrick garland said it's going to be a number of site visits. they're going to look at what resources were made available at the time and going to do a number of interviews with a wide range of stakeholders, from parents to families to law enforcement, and more. this is, as he said, this is work that has already begun and they'll be on the ground as needed. but at this point, he says this is not going to be a criminal investigation. this is g

jake auchincloss who is working to tear apart the nra. plus civil rights activist jim on how the end of roe could affect lgbtq people. and republicans break's get started. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right, so we begin tonight with details of even more gun violence in america. at least, seven people are dead. more than two dozen injured, after shootings in philadelphia, chattanooga, south carolina, this as funerals are still being held in both

jake auchincloss who is working to tear apart the nra. plus civil rights activist jim on how the end of roe could affect lgbtq people. and republicans break up with big business, spreading political differences. we'll talk about that and more. i am ayman mohyeldin. let's get started. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right, so we begin tonight with details of even more gun violence in america. at least, seven people are dead. more than two dozen injured, after shootings in philadelphia, chattanooga, south carolina, this as funerals are still being held in both uvalde, texas, and buffalo, new york. now, this is sad and infuriating ritual to go through ever going list of mass shootings every time we go on the air. this week, biden said enough. he said enough 12 times in a rare primetime speech to the nation. but apparently, enough isn't enough, because no substantial legislative solution appeared on the horizon. the president believes there is some, quote, rational republicans who might be willing to address this gun violence endemic. senator mitch mcconnell got some favorable headlines, which he suggested a willingness to work with democrats on this. but don't

jake. >> evil >> evan perez, thank you so much. our panel back with us. ab abby, let me start with you. we just experienced the 50th anniversary of the watergate breakthe big question there from senator howard baker is, what did the president know and when he did know it? president knew everything. in this case. this isn't some low-level break-in that nixon found out about later. this is -- everything was because donald trump wanted it. he might not have known every single detail, but he was the impetus for all of it. >> and he was aware of the fake electors, he was aware that the legal argument itself was not true, he had been told repeatedly that all the crazy theories about what happened to the ballots were also not true. so, he was aware of all of that. it strikes me that the problem for the department of justice is not actually a factual problem. i think we know what trump knew, we know what he was involved with, it's really a political question. it's how far do they want to go? how much do they want to be involved in the turmoil the country is going to be in one way or another? and that is not a question that has easy answers. there are people

>> and jake, that's what you heard repeatedly from the state officials saying look, we were sympathetic to donald trump. we are republicans. we kept looking. it was not there. we would not breakmmittee says that's what they're trying to piece together, the trump next hearing will be about the justice department. we heard about the fake electors, the pressure on mike pence, the committee's point is donald trump kept being told no, kept being told the facts don't support your case, and he kept looking for people to help him cheat. >> what we hurt was corrupt, what we heard was immoral, what we heard was unethical, but was it illegal? that's what where want to know. was any of this illegal? let's talk to our panel now. carrie, let me start with you because we heard testimony from the republican national committee chairwoman, ronna mcdaniel, that seemed to put trump directly in the area of the conspirators when it came to this scheme of fraudulent electors. take a listen to the republican national committee chairwoman, ronna mcdaniel. >> he turned the call over to mr. eastman, who then proceeded to talk about the importance of the rnc helping the campaign gather these contingent

jake tapper. this hour, four days of pageantry, including parades and concerts and an estimated 16,000 street parties and don't forget the royal rumors and the family drama. the queen's 70-year jubilee. >> plus, breaking stunning admission about the infant formula shortage that's been plaguing parents across the united states for months. and leading this hour with a cnn exclusive, we're hearing from the uvalde school district police chief for the first time since texas state officials said he made the wrong call by telling officers outside the classroom where the gunman was to refrain from storming the classroom. that school police chief now telling cnn he's been in contact with the texas department of public safety, but the department of public safety says the chief is not following up with their requests. cnn's omar jimenez is in uvalde, texas, where investigators are still trying to get to the bottom of how this horrific shooting happened. >> facing cameras for the first time in nearly a week, uvalde school police chief pete arredondo greets officers standing guard outside his home. >> we're not going to reach anything. we have people in our community being buried. >> deflecting questions from cnn

jake tapper, he said the administration was looking at different things including possibly removing some tariffs that former president trump put in place to punish china, really trying to get some of that logjam breakingown in the supply chain. we know the federal reserve is considering a couple different options here. the white house continues to say this issue is top of mind as americans pay more at the pump, at the grocery store, and you can continue to name more places where those prices remain very high. laura? >> all right, jasmine, thank you. >>> and we just have a brand-new update from the gas pump. prices hitting another record this morning. aaa saying today's national average for a gallon of regular, $4.87. look at that, that's up 25 cents from a week ago. california as usual has the highest price at $6.34 a gallon. blame the start of the summer travel season, which is raising demand, while supplies are tight, of course, on top of volatile crude oil prices. and the russian invasion, price is up some 30% since the russian invasion into ukraine. so that is adding just a real significant press point here on gas prices. >> which doesn't seem to be ending. >> we go back to this is something that

breaking into the capitol, like the proud boys and the oathkeepers, the white wing extremists groups who have been charged with serious crimes by the department of justice. listen to what benny thompson told jakeper about what the committee has learned about the ties of trump world and the members of the right wing extremist groups. >> are there going to be witnesses that describe actual conversations between these extremist groups and anyone in trump's orbit? >> yes. >> there will be? >> yes. >> pretty specific about that. so the question now, victor and alison, how do they lay that information out in the hearings to come. >> ryan, how about the information where it came out that several republicans had sought pardons from president trump, what do we know about that? >> reporter: that was something that caught a lot of people by surprise. we should put out that cnn reported in january of 2021 that there were a group of republican members of congress that sought pardons from the former president, but they did offer up a new name last night, and that's congressman scott perry. listen to what vice chair liz cheney had to say about that. >> representative scott perry, who was also involved in try