we don't know what happened here, kaitlin. i can assure you, the united states had no role in it whatsoever. again just to be clear, and i think you covered this at the beginning, we neither encourage nor enable ukraine to strike outside ukraine's borders. >> do you have any information that might indicate who was behind? >> no, we don't. we really don't. we are trying to learn about this best we can, but we honestly don't know what happened here. i think here is another thing that happened, poppy. in just the last 48 hours or so, mr. putin has continued to rain down on ukraine classruise miss and drones. yesterday killed 27 innocent civilians in a residential complexion that they hit, likely intentionally. that's also happening. >> are you saying that you think this is a pretext by russia for those actions? >> no, i don't know. it's not as if -- just, you know, back up. even longer than 48 hours ago, he -- over the course of the weekend, mr. putin was flying cruise missiles and drones hitting civilian infrastructure and targe

god bless kaitlin for continuing to ask him. but you know, he's really good at just walking away and saying nothing. he didn't want to say -- byron donalds earlier on this network didn't want to say he wanted ukraine to win because there's a little group of people in the gop that are somehow pro-russian, partially because it makes liberals mad, that's why they're pro-russian, and they don't want to make them mad. but donald trump, look, he's shown admiration for vladimir putin since day one. have no doubt, ukraine needs to win this war. it needs to win this war, frankly, before there's any chance that donald trump could ever be president again. >> former congressman adam kinzinger, thank you so much. always good to see you. >> you bet. >>> more fact-checking on what we saw on stage tonight. we'll give it a go again. a lot of lies. stay with us. >>> i think it's fair to say that tonight's cnn town hall was a challenge to moderate. something of a bear to fact check. the spewage of lies we heard from the former president was really

it's a disturbing response. kaitlin a, i've been seeing a lot of, um, recruitment efforts in digital entertainment spaces. now a big boom in it. frankly, especially video games. the military's had a hand in the creation of somebody's video games for decades, but now all 6 branches of the u. s. military have electronic sports teams for competitive video gaming and partnerships with popular video game players on platforms like youtube and twitch. you work with gamers for peace as we're going you on this a group that, of course, is dedicated, as you say, to speaking truth, to war in digital spaces, in order to counter military recruitment. can you explain how digital recruitment, with video games works and, and what we should do about it? so sure, well you already have a gate 1st person shooter games like c o, d 1st person shooter games like america's army, that's literally sanctioned by, by the, by the u. s. army is now been decommission, but it was a long running free to play game. and all of these other games to have military themes, and i'm not telling you not to play these games, i

>> reporter: well, kaitlin, this haven't released any information about a motive and they also haven'teleased any information and they are is still trying to figure out if you knew the victims, how he was connected or was this all random. police yesterday at their press conference really thanking the community for their help in making this arrest possible. they say two days ago they got a cluster of phone calls and they say all 15 of those phone calls were about people who said that they saw a man with the same description of the suspect that police were searching for. they discovered 21-year-old carlos dominguez at a local park where the second homicide took place. the first homicide happened thursday where a man was stabbed at a park near uc davis, the second one saturday where a student was killed at a different park and then on monday a third stabbing took place, that woman is in critical condition and this happened near campus. now, when police were asked if when he was discovered a few -- if he was potentially searching for his next victim, they don't know but they found a large

. >> kaitlin has had her share of loose skin but she says it's a small price to play. >> bear with met trying to share my journey on how i can be better. i will be posting updates as well in the next couple hours on my first day. >> hey, guys! so good to see you! a little try on with you guys. >> earlier this year we met caitlin for the first time, she had been on mounjaro for five months and had already lost 50 pounds. >> let's see if i can roll this up to really give you guys the view. but look at this, you guys! isn't that crazy! i can fit my whole hand down there. wow. i wore these at the beginning of my journey, size 30, i'm now size 24. >> i'm going to do a quick live way in which you guys just to check my progress and see how i'm doing. >> at her heaviest she says she was originally 403 pounds. >> honestly probably one of the deepest, darkest parts of my life. just not feeling like you could be yourself and with the way you want to. that's not a life for anybody. >> her life, she says, had become unmanageable. >> i had moments where i would sit and cry because it's hard. it fee

and trump was challenged by the host, kaitlin collins, whom he called a nasty person on air. but the sheer volume of untruths was difficult to keep up with cnn's decision to provide a platform for trump in front of an audience of registered republicans and independent voters as been blasted by many in the media in the us, brian stealth, or the american journalist best known as a former chief media correspondent for cnn posted this online. this is the 2024 republican presidential primary look away if you choose. this is what it's going to be like. should news outlets sanitizing or spare it in the face? so the writer and journalist james fallows this to say on twitter, this is cnn's lowest moment as an organization, but some voices were more sympathetic to cnn. fer, along well is a republican, political strategist and publisher of the neo conservative news and opinion website, the bulwark and c tweeted, i have complaints and i don't really blame cnn for having a town hall with a g o. p. front runner is good to know what we're facing. we can hide from the fight in front of us. t

a little more dangerous because they have more kaitlin, malware, and instructor at underwater vision. dime center knows all too well the devastating potential of a line fish invasion. having dove here 3 years ago to now the reef is noticeably different. and a lot of that has to do with the protection of lions fish on some of the smaller species. we have the 13, the native to the indo pacific line. fish were 1st spotted off the eastern coast of the us and the 1980s likely introduced to the waters off to florida peninsula by humans. since then, invasive populations have spread exponentially. they have adapted that's the problem with this in face and spacing, said stops extremely well. so it can be found almost anywhere. we visited a dive site, just minutes from util. us east harbor. it wasn't long before we started our 1st line fish capturing. one, however, isn't as easy as it looks at. securing a kill, takes practice and skill. there is also the matter of not getting strong, though not considered deadly to humans. the line fishes sting is notoriously painful. we're back from the hunt,

to kaitlin mcgee, a journalist in oakland, caitlin, a pretty devastating fire. tell us more about what happened. yes. has been described as a once in a decade. 5. it was a $95.00 room, a hospital, and most of those rooms were blade to have been occupied at the time, people were having to crowd on the bruce, which was dangerous, pretty unstable. others had to slay by jump, have windows and, and some of course obviously got stuck at the moment, special investigate this has been brought in from around the country to try and figure out how this fire could. because that moment those unexplained, we know that at least 6 people have been killed. but that this tall could be as high as 10 um that seemed really complicated and difficult for a lot of the firefighters to try and get into the building to figure out exactly how many people were trapped. and part of that is because of the roof was the good, did it deemed to be very, very unstable, but also there was a real risk that it might collapse. and also there was a space, those risk in the building from some of the buil

thank you very much kaitlin. thank you very much [applause] [crowd chanting] i like you guys.ew hampshire! thank you, good luck. >> in manchester new hampshire. tonight cnn town hall moderated by kaitlan collins. but first, the 2024 presidential campaign is now in the books. >> from washington, it was an interesting night. mr. trump's first ally was -- the 2020 election was quote a rigged election. and the falsehoods kept coming fast and furious about the january 6th insurrection, about the threat to vice president pence, about pence's ability to overturn the election. he called the black law enforcement officer a thug. he said people here in washington, d.c., and chinatown, don't speak english. he said caitlin is a nasty woman because she's trying to get him to answer questions. perhaps most chillingly, the day after the nine person jury of his peers in new york found him liable for sexual battery and defamation, and ordered him to pay writer e. jean carroll $5 million, he made fun of her account, of her sexual assault. and many in the audience laughed. >> and applauded. the

it's good and don't kaitlin's comfortable mother from there to. yeah, the only see them but by then the they call on the direct already some other than that thought. so the in there friday post of the artist on adding some ethnic recopy and also talk over the ice to bulk city. oh god, i think she got the ultimate score in the quarter. i'm need mental direct 9 plan to spread to to them all the pieces. i'm in the minister now to my computer and have them ready to start the system in the past 2 days. is this the beginner usually. okay. economy. so he's cool much us at this because someone is on hold for you on the line to scroll down to the memo the call you are on the on your thing. so i'm took to the squad of me to also slide a um and read them for the bar. hardly. so she's been taught so the monday and she's the best and the most of updates of the week me and this is on the call that ma'am, the rest of only some countries, the time with the shop, the money and the list them and getting them off she asked me to schedule for then as i stuck in the o

>> ainsley: kaitlin generaller is speaking up.t. >> steve: if you would like to see the whole interview with rileygaines go fox news dilgted. >> ainsley: do whatever you want don't. if it's about injury and scholarship that's a different issue. >> steve: all about this word right here fairness. >> brian: and track and field has said, that's it. we have made rules. you are not allowed to do it. i think other international bodies should do the same thing. >> steve: all right. it is a quarter after the hour. and ashley joins us with news out of texas. >> ashley: we're going to start with a fox news alert. the grieving allen, texas community coming together for prayer for a church vigil honoring the memo rift victims killed saturday shooting at outlet mall. the suspect is 33-year-old dallas resident mauriceio garcia. investigators are looking into the suspect's ideology after he was found wearing a patch on his chest that suggest he had neo-nazi leanings. the officer who shot and killed suspect in the imagine making a watch this. >> m

. >> kaitlin, thanks so muslim cnn has a copy of a letter written by brian laundrie.bby pitino before killing himself. his mother wrote if you need to bury a body, bring garbage bags. on the outside it said burn after reading. good to have you. roberta laundrie said it was written before the trip they went on. she also said she would bake a cake with a shiv in it. that's cartoonish. nobody bakes a cake and takes a shiv to it. it could be a mother promising undying love and loyalty. she says nothing will come between us how do you read this letter? of course, the context of the deaths is important, but what do you see in these words. >> yeah, victor, good morning to you. it's important when having this discussion to look at the context. the nature of the loft that is involved here pertains to the laundrie family knowing, having reason to know and understand that their son had killed gabby petito, notwithstanding their knowledge is the allegation as we look at the letter there. notwithstanding that knowledge, they still put out a statement hoping she would be found aliv

the point i'm making is, kaitlin did not want to do that. she wanted to hang in and continue to talk about the 2020 election. she got the answers she wanted -- to be very clear on that. >> listen, i want to say on caitlin's behalf, she did a masterful job of fact checking a lie machine in realtime, in front of millions of people. it is very, very difficult to do what she did. nobody's gonna do it perfectly. but it is incredibly difficult to talk to somebody who's gonna say things, sometimes that are true, sometimes that are not true. i don't think anybody here thinks that donald trump is a paradigm of truth telling. he's a matador again -- >> he's facing sexual attacks. and i'm someone who cares about securing the border, lowering inflation, why can't ron desantis do that, why can't kristen do that? there is a plethora of republican candidates want to do for the country, and i want to do, why is it a man whose twice impeached, who has been indicted, who's just been held liable for sexual abuse, that's the best and only person who just once a

quote, this is you don't have to like the former presidents answers but you can't say you get, them kaitlinf news, that is our job. -- it's also, here's the thing. i do wonder, how are you going to deal with him as the nominee a second time if you are a mainstream -- it really is an existential question. because, like, it's like the wall street journal isn't going to cover both sides of the cover of whether there are journalists currently in prison in russia should be in prison. >> right. >> but they have a very clear position, and the correct, one which is that he is a hostage of the russian state. donald trump running for reelection, to me, is almost that clear for a press outlet. >> i think that what you see coming from the justification of we have to hear both sides, and there is a kind of brain dead rich guy centrism and that thinks it is the middle half between two ideologies, but it's an ideology in and of itself. that kind of, yeah, oh, it absolves them from having to make more decisions about what the cover, as if the news was a naturally occurring thing. >> at the same, time if yo

that he did show classified documents and that he did keep some out in his office so his answer to kaitlin there was non-committal. there might be reason for that. >> laura, what does that say about where the special counsel, jack smith's, criminal investigation stands? >> well, they were likely salivating through that answer as we discussed that very night. the idea that somebody would be giving a jigsaw puzzle piece right to the hands of the special counsel on potentially an area they were not clear on, but what they are likely to be crystal clear on is the presidential records act and who the documents belong to and what the requirement is to declassify documents. it's not just the waving of a wand as he went on to talk about and the idea he can declassify at the snap of a finger, of course i'm paraphrasing, but it is about the substance of the information. i remind the viewers, we still do not sitting here know the full breadth, scope and underlying content of all of the documents. we are talking about thousands that originally contrast, what the attorney said they had finished the han

trump called cnn host kaitlin collins a "nasty person" as she questioned him about his mishandling ofclassified documents at his mar-a-lago resort. and trump mocked writer e. jean carroll after a jury on tuesday found he sexually abused her in -- and defamed her in the by 1990's branding her a liar. cnn's decision to host trump drew condemnation. police officer michael fanone, who was beaten and tased by the right-wing mob who attacked the capitol on january 6, wrote in "rolling stone" magazine -- "donald trump tried to end american democracy. why is cnn throwing him a rehabilitation party?" a panel of advisers has voted unanimously to recommend the food and drug administration make a widely used birth control pill available across the united states without a prescription. the oral contraceptive, sold by perrigo under the brand name opill, is a synthetic version of the hormone progesterone which is highly effective at preventing pregnancy. the fda is expected to make a final decision on the pill this summer. meanwhile, a three-judge panel of the fifth u.s. circuit court of appeals is

david henderson, a civil rights attorney and cnbc contributor, and kaitlin fedor, national reporter at the new york times. and nbc contributor. katie, what can you tell us about the self-described whistleblower that was put forward this week? >> according to the fbi, the whistleblower's themselves were involved in the january 6th, in ways that were concerning to the bureau. , one witness was at the capitol january six, in restricted areas. he was in places where he should not have been. when asked about it by the fbi. he gave false testimony. so it's extremely concerning, the revoke his security clearance. another it was of the whistleblower's, he was made statements in public, on social media which allude to the fact that he does not believe that the bureau has done incredible work. when you have witnesses in opposition to the bureau they work with, you know, this is concerning, particularly vis-À-vis the events of january six. so for many people, this will be a blow to their credibility. >> david, i want to play for you another exchange from the hearing. here is democratic congressma

and after the gotcha questions didn't work out, cnn started fact-checking but kaitlin didn't have all her facts straight. watch. >> why is it that biden had nine boxes in chinatown and he gets a lot of money from china. why is that. [applause] >> there no evidence of that, mr. president. you can -- there is no evidence of that. i need to stop you right there because there is no evidence of what you just said there what you are referring to there is an office that he had after leaving. >> no, that's at the university of pennsylvania, boom. >> he had a temporary office. but i want to ask you about another investigation. >> you are so wrong. you don't know the subject. he had one at university of pennsylvania. but he also had nine boxes in chinatown. >> jesse: collins is wrong. even cnn confirmed biden had boxes in chinatown. she wasn't prepared. she just called trump a liar in front of millions of people but when cnn put out a fact-check of trump this morning, they didn't even mention he was right about the chinatown documents. so this whole fact-checking in real time thing is just an e

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here, give not by much, butcait, poor kaitlin first-day f gave hr six months with don lemon and now this. it makes. me wonder, did she run goer her boss's dog at this point, she should just go into hiding and change her name back to bruce. sorry, caitlyn. anyway, this was this waster. before the town hall, and this was her after cnn didn't fare much better. o bad cnn came out looking so bad. actually , people are calling that the cnnem of news networks. that's really funny.that i criticized fros m the left and mocked by the right, human r cotton swab, anderson coopersodi tried to defend his network's decision to have trump on. fro i wonder who was thalastt man you were so upset to hear from last night? ? >> that man you wethat man you were so upset to hear from last night. >> h f nighte ma my be president of the united states in less than two years. and that audiencn that dience tt you , that's a sampling of about half the countrabout h they are your family members, your neighbors, and they are m voting. th >> and many said they're votinen for him. that mang , he who cannot be named, app

. >> kaitlin -- >> people make fun of florida. like people say, what an idiot state you live in. we go, sure, we agree with that. we don't mean us. we mean the other floridians. >> you have the crew laughing, which is a very, very -- they have not been drinking. but i will -- they are still laughing. i want to ask you this. i am fascinated by the fact that businesses are moving to florida in droves. favorable tax policy. there is more they like under governor desantis, even businesses that don't agree with some of his social stances or culture cultu cull wars, even as he is fighting disney. do you think that will change? >> people want to come there? >> big businesses are fleeing there and it gives desantis and flor more power. >> it comes down to taxes. and they are honestly not concerned about all the other stuff. >> florida taxes have been favorable for a long time. something else is going on now. >> yeah, i don't know. maybe because everyone else is doing it. >> could we talk about florida man? >> okay. >> before you get into

investigated. prime minister chris hopkins visited the scene and offered his condolences and a we space kaitlin mcgee. john is based in oakland. there is a real sense of discontent. subbing to broo about the kinds of conditions that these boarding houses were potentially operating under. they had been some conflicting reports here earlier in the day that the sprinklers inside the building didn't go off when the lambs does. so a really difficult situation and lots of venerable people from different walks of life living in that and that building you quite and says russia has launched a series of as strong as the cross keys official will say the attacks on tuesday morning were exceptional and included both crews and ballistic missiles as well as ryan's residents happen a just to remain indoors or in on shelters. hazy is struggling with a deepening monetary and crisis. gang relation, finance has taken over the capital, access to services such as health care, clean water and sanitation, and compromised the tennessee and on position lead and former speaker of parliament . why should, can you? she has

a little more dangerous because they have more kaitlin, malware, and instructor at underwater vision dive cetera. knows all too well the devastating potential of a line fish invasion. having dove here 3 years ago to now the reef is noticeably different. and a lot of that has to do with the creation of lions fish. on some of the smaller species, we have the 13, the native to the indo pacific line fish were 1st spotted off the eastern coast of the us and the 1980s likely introduced to the waters off the florida peninsula by humans. since then, invasive populations have spread exponentially, they have a doctor, that's the problem with this, and face of spacing said it stops extremely well. so it can be found almost anywhere. we visited a dive site, just minutes from util us east harbor. it wasn't long before we spotted our 1st line fish. capturing one, however, isn't as easy as it looks at. securing a kill takes practice and skill. there is also the matter of not getting strong, though not considered deadly. the humans, the line fishes sting is notoriously painful. we're back from the h

and kaitlin try to get some answers from him. take a listen. >> do you want ukraine or russia to win this war? >> i want everybody to stop dying. they are dying. russians and ukrainians, i want them to stop dying. i don't have that done, all have that done in 24 hours. all have it done. you need the power of the presidency to do it. >> but you won't say you want ukraine to win? >> i will say this. i want europe to put up more money. >> so, a moral equivalence made between an invading country, russia, and victimized country, ukraine. and we don't have an answer. >> no answer, he's always been friendly to putin. just a few weeks ago in an interview, he said that putin was savvy edginess for his moves in ukraine. i think it's worth noting in the context of what i would call trump escalation, with his first house impeachment, it was over abuse of power and withholding, withholding aid from ukraine, right. and now, he's saying all these years later the war is going to end when i show up on the first day. how does that mean withholding

he said people here in washington, d.c., in chinatown don't speak english, attacked cai kaitlin a nastyfun of e. jean carroll's sexual assault and many in the audience laughed. >> and applauded. >> the former president making his first appearance, he took questions from democrats and republicans and the primary took place today after a manhattan jury found him liable for sexually abusing and defaming e. jean carroll. >> let me start with you, dana. we don't have enough time to fact check every lie he told, but he started off with the election one and, boy, he really just never let that bone go. >> and it's pretty clear the evidence is now out there that he is going to continue to tell that lie, not just to the audience where he has an echo chamber, conservative media, but unbiased straight down the middle media. the people that he's trying to get beyond his base now saw and heard that this is something that he will not let go of, the 2020 election. lies. and caitlin pushed him on the fact that the evidence does not support what he said, on the fact that many of his own former attorney,

>> i think kaitlin collins is hosting it, excellent journalist. she will push back hard on him.g to say. it is not 2016 anymore. he helped lead an attempted coup against the united states. >> some would say he is an insurrectionist. >> most would say, if you have a brain and you watched everything. look, what else do you need the know about republican voters that not only did they see four years of him, saw an insurrection, saw two impeachments, not only did they see him indictments, nor to come, not only are they seeing a rape trial, one of 29 women, and what do they do after this? two thumbs up. give us some more. give us some more. >> i think it is a great opportunity for trump. it is a win for him. if he can just slightly behave himself, not attack the female moderator, which is going to be very hard for him to do as we know, since he always does that. if he just keeps his calm and is more controlled, then he successfully has gone and done an interview outside of the conservative media space. it is showing that he is not scared in the way that ron desantis refuses to do inte