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thank you both john jake we hope to have you both back again real soon. thank you thank you larry donald trump surprise the world by recently announcing his intentions to terminate the intermediate range nuclear forces agreement with russia treaty dates back to the one nine hundred eighty seven was signed by ronald reagan and michaele go bitch off at the time it was hailed as a watershed agreement with tweed two nations at the center of the cold war arms race. so why does the trumpet ministration want to abandon the treaty and how will it affect relations between the united states and russia for this we turn to joel rubin he served as deputy assistant secretary of state for legislative affairs in the obama administration and he's president of the washington strategy group he joins us from washington before we get to the question of the nuclear treaty was your reaction to these explosive devices going around. thanks larry for asking about that and it's great to be with you it is very troubling and people in washington are on edge as a result of this target

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narrowly for trump or clinton, the ceiling is way higher for the republicans. >> do you think john looks more like jake tapper or i look more like dana bash? >> jake has more of a classically handsome look with higher cheek bones. >> he knows where his bread is buttered. >> he was scheduled to be on the next segment. >> i am going as george clooney. >> right, uncanny. >> yeah, you are not the first person to say that. >> stick around for a moment. a lot more to discuss. >>> now to the other top story. people in pittsburgh divided over trump's visit. three more victims will be laid to rest today. jean casarez is live in pittsburgh for us with more. hi. >> reporter: the funerals to begin at 10:00 this morning, and these were unique individuals that had a passion for this community and this community adored them. joyce feinberg, 75 years old, she was a former research at the university of pittsburgh. she was a mother, a grandmother. her husband actually passed away several years ago. what they say about mrs. feinberg is she would light up a room when she would come in and everybody that would know she was

they did the same for aldean and jake and john rich. music community has been warm and welcoming.las vegas, we are coming together stronger than ever. we have proven within each other's community of coming and discussing what we think happened and what we don't know. city of las vegas expects them. we are coming together. shouldn't have to be this long. shouldn't have to take this language for information we requests. >> you know it is so important and interesting, nuance from the one-year coverage you bring up fighting for the answers and the other musicians are a part of that, i want to give you the last few seconds. we have to remember there is evil on this planet. god will prevail. and as a musician, an artist, it is our job to unite and bring people together. i think kanye west is trying his hardest. we have to continue to keep our chins up in this division going on. hope we can all come together one nation under god. >> my friend. we'll be right back. this place isn't for me. that last place was pretty nice. i don't like this whole thing. i think we can do better. change is

jake. >> brian todd, cnn anchor. john berman is in panama city beach, florida, just northwest of where hurricane michael made landfall. john, you watched conditions deteriorate quickly where you are. what's the situation now? >> reporter: the situation now is winds have begun to die down substantially. nothing like it was about two hours ago. i have to tell you, for 45 minutes, i've never felt wind like that. sustained winds of more than 100 miles per hour, and we are 20, 30 miles away from where the eyewall, the center of the eyewall made landfall. so we had sustained winds of more than 100 miles per hour, with gusts above 120 miles per hour. jake, if you can see behind me, there's this metal railing that was there. i think you can see it leaning over. the winds just simply toppled it, pushed it over inch by inch by inch. until finally the concrete at the bottom there that was holding it down simply gave way and it simply fell over. after the storm, when the winds began to die down, because it wasn't safe to move around

. >>> welcome back to state of the union, i'm jake tapper, congressman john lewis of georgia joined lawmakersing concerns the state of georgia is engaging in, quote, blatant voter suppression. lewis joined democratic candidate for governor stacey abrams who is calling on secretary of state brian kemp to resign after an associated press investigation found kemp stalled 53,000 voter registrations because the names don't match other state i.d. forms as they are required to under georgia's new exact match law, 70% of the voters given spending status are minorities, according to the a.p. kemp declined our request for an interview but his campaign called the story bonus and pointed out the state broke an all time voter registration record. joining me now is the democratic candidate for governor in the statehouse leader. thank you for joining us. brian kemp says 53,000 voters can still vote on election day if they show an i.d. why is that not good enough? >> the problem is two-fold. you have 53,000 people who are being forced to go through unnecessary hurdles to prove their bona fides. but the secon

know from both sides just just isn't isn't rooted in fact john i know you're not here is a spokesman for the president but. those who would jake said make some sense to you . well i think what's really infuriating is york do you do you recognize this country right now i don't i've never seen it this polarized and angry and our politics being so beyond anything i mean i'm only forty two years old but i just never see them like it and look i mean steve schoolies was gunned down maxine waters is calling for violence against republicans it's everywhere it's not just one person and i just it's a tragedy i think that when these midterms are over i pray that this will at least bring the tone down but look ever bears blame to go around and.

our reporters jake ward from al jazeera and barron's john schwartz. this week, on "press:here." >> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. when you think of a silicon valley start-up ceo, you usually think of someone like the fictional richard hendrics, the ceo of pied piper in the hbo show "silicon valley." brilliant but entirely inexperienced in leadership. an engineer who found himself an administrator for the very first time. this morning, the opposite scenario. robert, ceo of start-up message bird, the fellow in the beard, has never not been a ceo. he founded a string of start-ups and took leadership roles in each of them, meaning the leader of message bird's employees has never himself been an employee. i thought it was so interesting, robert might want to expound on that. robert, the ceo of message bird, a company that splits its employees between silicon valley and amsterdam. i have your resume, ceo of message bird, ceo of zeipay, and then you ran a television show, and before that, you ran a car wash. do i have that right? >> that's about c

our reporters jake ward from al jazeera and barron's john schwartz.s:here." >> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. when you think of a silicon valley start-up ceo, you usually think of someone like the fictional richard hendrics, the ceo of pied

john i know you're not here is a spokesman for the president but. those who would jake said make some sense to you . well i think what's really infuriating is york do you do you recognize this country right now i don't i've never seen it this polarized and angry and our politics being so beyond anything i mean i'm only forty two years old but i just never see them like it and look i mean steve schoolies was gunned down maxine waters is calling for violence against republicans it's everywhere it's not just one person and i just it's a tragedy i think that when these midterms are over i pray that this will at least bring the tone down but look ever bears blame to go around everywhere with every party and up until now the president's message of jobs not mobs has really been a one sided indictment of the behavior of the extreme progressive left but look there's blame to go around everywhere and i think we all need to calm down i hope that our politics can return to somewhat normal here in the next young one should know the president be above all that shouldn't he lead respo

. >> john, let's start with nevada. it seems to me that jakeie n has to win or the democrats aren't going to pick up the seats to take control of the senate. it's the best bet they got. >> yeah, i think there are a lot of folks in washington who thought that heller was a dead duck for a long time because he's apparently trying to lose the race and not succeeding, but repealinging obamacare. having a campaign that's not that great, which has one strategy, to be in love with trump and then in love with kavanaugh, to try to hope the base will turn out as they often do with midterms and especially in nevada democrats don't do well here and he can hold out. the polling has gone back and forth, it's been a margin of error race all yearlong. and i think democrats are worried here and nationally that heller who has never lost a race can hold on. >> i think about nevada, almost the cartoon, i tell people it's the one state where you meet the union workers, the whole time you're in vegas, for example, you're meeting union people not people behind some fa

john wood back in lansdown ten. he's a republican strategist former kim of the republican party of virginia and in boston jake mccabe jake worked in the obama administration a former officials the chief speechwriter rather for tony general eric holder will start with jake which is a take on all of this jake. i mean your first reaction is gratitude to the extraordinary men and women in law enforcement who put their lives in line every day and prevent and prevent these tragedies from becoming even bigger tragedies but you're absolutely right look this is a this is a tragic circumstance. but it's also infuriating this is not an act of god this doesn't come out of nowhere the reality is that you know the tone gets set at the top of the fish rots from the head down and when you've got a a president of the united states who talks about democrats as being the enemy instead of the opposition who calls them violent and evil who says that the the press are the enemy.

and jake gafford kind of spoke to this about the criticism of waters and john brennan. let's watch. >> with the exception of the violence part of it, i don't know that it's the far right, it's just a lot of republicans. we hear republicans on capitol hill, congressman talking about george soros or brennan. >> laura: so you can't talk about george soros, or you are in some way responsible for this atmosphere. >> it's a misunderstanding of conservative ideology. we believe in god given rights, not state sanctions rights. these are rights granted by god for everyone. liberals, conservatives and even communists, god-given rights. that's a fundamental misunderstanding in a very irresponsible comment. he's usually a little more fair than that. there is nobody i know, you would be kicked off this network immediately and you and i both know it. >> laura: they picked their targets to vilify, and it's okay when they are doing it and they are winning, but when republicans are starting to make a political comeback -- you can't talk about these issues anymore. >> met romney didn't p

our political panel they are john we're back in lansdown tent of virginia he's a republican strategist former kim one of the republican party of virginia and in boston jakecabe jake worked in the obama administration a former officials the chief speechwriter rather for tony general eric holder will start with jake which is take on all of us.

jake, from republicans on capitol hill. the speaker's office referred questions to the house oversight committee, chairman trey gowdy. his office is not responding to our questions. and neither is johnberson's office, texas republican, chairman of the committee that heard that testimony that we just heard from wilbur ross. no comment and no response from their office either, jake. >> manu, beyond the fact that lying to congress is a crime, explain why this question matters, adding the citizenship question would be a big deal in a lot of people's views. and there's a lot of pushback. >> reporter: yeah, there is, particularly from critics concerned this is part of an effort to undercount immigrant populations, particularly undocumented immigrants who would be concerned about saying whether they're united states citizens or not. and that could have significant ramifications if the populations are undercounted in efforts to redistrict the boundaries on house lines. and, of course, jake, that happens every ten years and the census has a huge ramification. >> manu raju on capitol hill for us, thanks so much. from mornings with his favorite tv show to lunch with kanye west, why president t

did it look the same as the bomb that was sent to john brennan, care of cnn, or were there any differences that you could tell? >> no, jake, from what i've been told, from what i saw, but also what i've been told by members of local pd, nypd, and fbi throughout the day, is that all these bombs look exactly the same. the bomb is about 6 to 8 inches in length. it has a cap on both sides. it has a switch, it has a power source. they have black powder and explosive material, so by luck, they didn't go off, but these could have been mechanical explosions. in other words, these bombs could also go off because of friction or heat or shock, so very, very lucky that they didn't go off anywhere. i was also told, and i know there's a lot of different opinions on this one so far, but i've been told that the soros package was, in fact, mailed, and so they are also now interviewing, of course, postal authorities in and around westchester and just going backwards on where that could have started from. the soros device was already detonated by law enforcement. the clinton package is intact right now, still. that has not been sent anywher

john berman. >> good morning and welcome to your "new day." happy halloween, october 31st. we worked hard on our costumes. >> yours is uncanny. jake tapper. >> yeah. >> i am dana bash. i cannot tell the difference between myself and dana bash. >> i do not have enough gray. >> jake tapper on line one. >> less than one week to go until the midterms. two clear trends. we know the president's message and fear is a big part of it, a big part of that closing argument. he ordered thousands of troops to the u.s. border with mexico to stop what he calls an invasion of migrants 800 miles away, and he also says he can defy the constitution and end birth right citizenship, and some republicans now seem uncomfortable with the message the president is sending. >> we will get to that. >>> the president and first lady lit candles and placed stones on memorials and visited injured police officers at the hospital, and some welcomed his visit and others opposed the timing, and city leaders and other local leaders shunned the president. joining us is maggie haberman. >> i am appearing as a stressed out mom. >> the president seems to be zeroing in on

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jake? >> barbara starr at the pentagon, thank you so much. and we at "the lead" would like to thank sergeant major johnservice and sacrifice. you can tweet the show at the lead cnn our coverage on this nn continues right now. >>> happening now, breaking news. in full swing. cnn learns the mueller investigation's quiet period may be the quiet before the storm. the special counsel's team is going full tilt with indictments expected soon after the november midterm election and a report expected in december. how the white house is gearing up for a fight. >>> not walking away. president trump vows, the u.s. won't walk away from saudi arabia, despite grisly new accounts of the alleged murder of a u.s.-based journalist, and new evidence suggesting the involvement of loyalists close to the crown prince. >>> cohen it alone. he was at

john sutter, thank you. if you want to read about this report, just go to cnn.com. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. "the lead" with jakeow. >>> donald trump, who suggested that ted cruz's dad played a part in jfk's assassination says the kavanaugh allegations were a hoax. "the lead" starts right now. >>> breaking news. brand-new cnn polls showing president trump revealing how americans feel about the president, the two political parties and the newest associate justice of the supreme court during and after the bitter partisan battle. >>> then, the mid terms are less than a month away, but some politicians already have 2020 vision. wait until you see who is visiting all-important iowa,

john bolton, heading to moscow this weekend to meet with russian officials. one assumes he'll bring this up. >> one does assume. but who can ever say, jake? get such little information when we've seen members of this administration meet with the russian president about what is discussed. and, you know, when trump himself has met with putin, he comes across saying, you know, he says he's not involved in this. he says he's not involved in meddling. and so it will be interesting to see if we get a different tactic when it comes to bolton. but i'm not holding my hopes up that suddenly the pot tour of this add first is going to change overnight. >> cara, let's talk about paul manafort for a second. president trump's former campaign chairman, he was in court today. he'll be sentenced in february. does this mean that his cooperation is complete? >> no. not at all. and in fact, the judge asked the prosecutors today if they could put a time line or date certain on when paul manafort's cooperation would be complete. they said no, they couldn't. and the judge said that's fine, i'm not willing to wait. that's why he set the sentencing date for februa

jake tapper at 8:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. >> can't wait to watch. >> be sure to watch that one. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> "inside politics" with johnrts right now. >>> two weeks out and a busy president rallies his base. >> this will be an election of kavanaugh, the caravan, law and order and common sense. >> plus one way to make friends for 2020 is to help big in 2018. >> november is coming. >> there is so much at stake. >> the power of the people is only greater than the people in power. >> and testing time for u.s. saudi relations. allegations of a brutal murder. >> we made clear to them we take this matter very seriously. >>> "inside

john sutter, thank you. if you want to read about this report, just go to cnn.com. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> donald trump, who suggested that ted cruz's dad played a part in jfk's assassination says the kavanaugh allegations were a hoax. "the lead" starts right now. >>> breaking news. brand-new cnn polls showing president trump revealing how americans feel about the president, the two political parties and the newest associate justice of the supreme court during and after the bitter partisan battle. >>> then, the mid terms are less than a month away, but some politicians already have 2020 vision. wait until you see who is visiting all-important iowa, and who president trump is singling out. >>> and this. the nation's deadliest transportation accident in nearly a decade. 20 people killed. and now we've learned that the limo and the driver should not have been on the road in the first place. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to "the lead" i'm jim sciutto in for jake today. we begin with breaking news. brand-new cnn polls revealing how americans f

john heilemann. white house reporter for the associated press jonathan lemire, "morning joe" economic analyst steve rattner, washington bureau chief for "usa today," susan page, and senior writer at "politico" and co-author of "the playbook" jaketerview that we just heard, that was quite incredible given the behavior of the president and his desperate moves to hear the vice president last night. tell us more about the interview before we launch into the latest polls. >> yeah, the vice president clearly backing the president up on his plans to get rid of birth right citizenship via executive order. i want to just kind of highlight how problematic this is for the white house as we head into a midterm and the more than 50% chance the democrats will take the house. if the president does this, it will not only be subject to inn terminable court action, i think, immediate court action, but i assume that democrats one of the first thing they are going to do when they get into power is they are going to stipulate that this needs to be reversed if the president wants to do anything. i think this is emblematic of a larger issue which is that the white house has not fully come into terms or at best is grappling with the idea of democrati