they wanted to hear from the mayor of kent and from university president robert white. they wanted to know what was happening, who was in charge, what was a national guard's exact role, where the town and school now under martial law and confusion, reigned all around. on may 4th, around 11:30 a.m., students gathered on the comments to continue the rally of may 1st. i have adjusted this photo to allow specific students to stand out, and if you can't see it very well in the front row are the legs and arms of jeffrey miller, who is standing behind a female student. so this is jeffrey miller. he was a native of plainville, new york, where he was born in 1952. his right a dog as mary ann vecchio, gesturing to the guard. she'd become the most recognizable man. university student, protester, the most iconic photograph you remember is the day after the cheeseburger. 14 years old, a runaway from florida. there are two shaded individuals in the middle right of the photo. these students are carrying their books as they pass on the way to class. on the right is william schroeder. h

. >> white house press secretary addressed reporters' questions to exert privilege over audio recordings with special counsel robert hur. white house steven benjamin talked about the 70th anniversary to talk about brown versus board of education. this is about an hour. >> madam president, that's right. try to be good. call out people. good afternoon. as president biden said during his campaign, no one should be in jail for using or possessing marijuana. that's why in 2022, president biden requested that domplet o.j. review how marijuana is scheduled under federal law. today the administration is taking a major step towards reclassifying from a shul one to schedule 3 under federal law. marijuana will no longer hold the higher level classification it currently holds over fentanyl and meth, drugs driving our nation's overdose epidemic and remove barriers to critical research. this is based on the work president biden has done on offenses for simply he possessing marijuana. his pardon for simple possession in october of 2022 and december of 2023 lifted barriers to housing, small business loans for thousands of american

also with us, robert gibbs, white house press secretary under president obama and msnbc political analyst. adam pollock, and charles coleman, an msnbc legal analyst. vaughn, i want to start with you. you have kind of lived all of this from the beginning to the end. as you watched what unfolded today, help us understand it, but also put all of that testimony by hope hicks which was pretty dramatic in the context of what we knew at the time. >> reporter: exactly, it's dramatic because hope hicks was somebody who testified today that she was intimately involved with donald trump in what was a very small campaign brass that included keith shiler and corey lewandowski and michael cohen, the outside personal lawyer voice who maintained a quasi role with the campaign, representing donald trump. in this, for hope hicks and for the jury here, is a key, crucial witness that knows donald trump so well, but also was a trusted adviser and aide, somebody whose words were never really highly scrutinized, somebody who donald trump has never publicly blasted or tried to undercut the reputation of. but wha

robert hur. tonight, the white house says the transcripts are already out, the audio is not necessary. and tonight, attorney general merrick garland under fire from republicans on this. so, let's get right to mary bruce. mary, the white house insisting this is all politics, suggesting they know what republicans would do with these recordings. >> reporter: david that is the crux of their argument here, as the president is now using his executive privilege to block house republicans from getting access to the audio of his interviews with the special counsel related to his handling of classified documents. the white house is accusing republicans of seeking to manipulate the tapes for political gain, after the special counsel described the president as a, quote, elderly man with a poor memory. david, as you know, the full interview transcripts are already out there. and the special counsel declined to bring charges against the president. but biden is now using this privilege, something donald trump did, as well, at the request of his attorney general merrick garland, who is also warning th

taken into account at all, because they support the third candidate, robert kennody jr., and he was not even invited to the debate. the white pretends that robert kennedy jr. does not exist at all, and donald trump has not yet responded to his proposal to hold a debate at the next convention of the libertarian party, which he is going to attend. that's 13% support for the alternative candidate. a headache for both democrats and republicans, because it is unknown how many of them he will bite off. valentin bogdanov, ivan udkin and vlada tsurkan, lead the usa. we'll be back after a short ad, and that's what we'll talk about. ukrainian propaganda is waking up, the store is closing. in kharkov , shopping centers are emptying, there is almost no one on the streets, apartments have fallen in price. where is everyone? you are silent like a fish! shirimprol, shrimp, fishburger! a real sea of ​​taste, only delicious, period! it’s not easy to catch a firebird, but anyone can get a fire rate of up to 17.5% per annum. open a deposit with gazprombank. i'm on i didn’t subscribe to this, but i signed up for the gazprom bonus, every day wi

prevolog in his refusal to release the audio recordings of his interview with special counsel robert hur. whites telling leaders oof the house oversight and judiciary committees, that means congressmen james comer and jim jordan about that letter released yesterday citing a recommendation from attorney general garland while citing transcripts have already been released and accused them of want to chop them up, distort them, and use them for partisan purposes. but chairman comer said they wanted to make sure the transcripts are accurate saying it may explain hur's copclusion biden should not be prosecuted because of mental acuity and poor memory. >> we believe that there are some more -- there's more to the story. we would like to know if it was joe biden answering those questions in the transcript, or was his lawyer answering those questions for him? and with what i've seen in the -- in the transcribed interviews that we've done, we've released all the transcripts like we said we would. a lot of times there's a lawyer whispering in and answering the questions for the various family members. so

to help us answer that, i want to bring in robert gibbs, white house press secretary under presidentwd, former judge george w. bush strategist and founder of country over party. he is an nbc senior political analyst. matthew, what do you think about nikki haley's big announcement? >> i am not surprised. i had set a couple months ago, i always felt with her it wasn't a question of if, it was a question of when. for her, sadly, i mean, there are so many parts of this to explore. but i think it fundamentally, what donald trump, i think, really the purpose, one of the positive purposes he serves i will say is he is a great revealer of who people fundamentally are. he reveals them for the good of people like liz cheney and others who stand up and put their career at risk and lose their careers, because they are doing what's right. and he reveals the fundamental corruption is and on soundness of people who put on this full blanket of integrity or public service, and in the end we find out through donald trump, he reveals people for who they are. it is sad, it is discouraging. it is not sur

taken into account at all, because they support the third candidate, robert kennady jr., and he was not even invited to the debate. the whitet kennedy jr. does not exist at all, and donald trump has not yet responded to his proposal to hold a debate at the next libertarian convention party, where... he himself is going. 13% support for an alternative candidate is a headache for both democrats and republicans, because it is unknown how much more he will bite off from which of them. valentin bogdanov, ivan udkin and vlada tsurkan, lead the usa. chinese authorities today imposed new sanctions against several american companies that supply weapons to taiwan. thus, the prc leadership responded to the information noise around the new president. who was elected back in january, and has now officially entered position and first of all demanded from beijing recognition of taiwan's supposed independence, that is, he immediately set a course for aggravation in strict accordance with washington's guidelines, a report by the chief of our beijing bureau, alexander baletsky. taiwan welcomed its new leader with a military parade, but they

into account at all, because they support the third candidate , robert kennedy jr., and he was not even invited to the debate. the white that... robert kennody the younger does not exist at all, and donald trump has not yet responded to his proposal to hold a debate at the next convention of the libertarian party, where he is going. 13% support for an alternative candidate is a headache for both democrats and republicans, because it is unknown how many of them he will bite off. valentin bogdanov, ivan udkin and vlada tsurkan, usa news. beijing has imposed new sanctions against several american companies that supply weapons to taiwan. in this way he reacted to the statement of the president of the island, who demanded that china recognize the independence of taiwan, that is, he set a course for aggravation. the head of our beijing bureau, alexander baritsky, found out what is behind this. taiwan welcomed its new leader with a military parade, but right in the administration building they say the day before. just last month , the united states passed the indo-pacific security supplemental appropriations act for 2024. thi

to help us answer that, i want to bring in robert gibbs, former white house press secretary under presidenthew doud, george w. bush strategist and founder of country over party. he's an msnbc senior political analyst. what do you think about nikki haley's big announcement? >> i'm not surprised. i had said a couple months ago i thought with her it wasn't a question of if, it was a question of when. for her, sadly. i mean, there's so many parts of this to explore in this, but i think fundamentally what donald trump i think really, the purpose, one of the positive purposes he serve,ly say, is he's a great revealer of who people fundamentally are. he reveals them for the good of people like adam kin sin and liz cheney, and he reveals the fundamental corruptness and unsoundness of other people who had put on this faux blanket of integrity and public service and in the end we find out through donald trump he reveals people for who they are. it's sad. it's discouraging. but it's not surprising. because he's revealed others to be the same way. >> robert, since it seemed like donald trump called nik

contempt for not turning over audio of an interview of president biden made by special counsel robert her. the whitese says that falls under executive privilege, and we already know what's in that interview without the audio, because the special counsel released transcripts of the interview and published its final report explaining why it didn't charge the president and her testified before congress in march. so we've heard all about her assessment that the president was an elderly man with a poor memory. we just didn't get to the point where we heard about that man speaking on audio or videotape, which biden's critics do want to get their hands on now, they don't explain how that more than the transcript that will help them. the testimony or help them in the investigation. yesterday in that committee, republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene started making fun of another woman's eyelashes when democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez asked those comments be removed from the official record. i do have a point of order, and i would like to move to take down miss greene's words. that is absolutely una

former white house press secretary robert gibbs and former senator claire mccaskill join me to discuss that next. e join me to discuss that next and they're all coming? those who are still with us, yes. grandpa! what's this? your wings. light 'em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. >>> for the past few months president biden has traveled across the country attempting to spread the word about his major domestic policy achievements, achievements which amount to about $1.6 trillion in economic investments including infrastructure projects and climate mitigation measures. this is all part of an effort to counter what the white house calls trump amnesia. that's where voters give donald trump more credit for the u.s. economy than he is do, which apparently is a very real thing as evidence by a new political poll today showing voters give donald trump almost as much cred as biden for advancing infrastructure spending. voters seem to know very little about what biden has signed into law. a majority of respondents said they haven't seen, read, or anything about three of biden pfs

norah: and robert costa joins us now, and robert, there is news tonight about another member of trump's inner circle, former circle. >> reporter: former white house strategist steve bannon, a legal reckoning. an appellate court ruled bannon was rightly convicted of contempt of congress and he now faces a four month prison sentence. what the committee was trying to find out in the house january 6th committee was what bannon told trump behind the scenes in the days ahead of the capitol attack. >> norah: and he still won't

white, thank you very much. and of course, we'll cross back to you throughout the show as and when more details emerge. on the attempted assassination of robertslovakian prime minister. thank you. mark white. now moving on, because earlier today, the two main political parties clashed over their records on crime. keir starmer challenged the prime minister at pmqs on the early release of criminals under a scheme that was aimed at easing overcrowding in jails . in jails. >> i am disappointed to see that version 7.0 of his time in office does not extend as far as answering questions or giving any information on those prisoners he is releasing early, based sukh details like how many where are they? what crimes have they committed? so will he at least guarantee that none of the criminals he is instructing prisoners to release early are considered high risk ? considered high risk? >> there are strict eligibility criteria in place , with criteria in place, with exclusions based on public safety and no one will be put on the scheme if they were deemed a threat to public safety . threat to public safety. >> high drama earlier this comes, of course, as

joining me now to discuss his former white house press secretary under president obama, robert gibbs,ll. thank you for being here, both. clear, is it that less than 17% of this money has actually been spent, is that the problem, americans aren't feeling it? that seems to be a two-pronged issue. by the time it is spent, it could be a second trump administration. how does biden counter this problem? >> he has to go granular and he has to do it in the states that matter and he has to pull out those project. i think we forget sometimes in the national media seen how important local news is. and, when a bridge is getting fixed and a road is being paved for where there is a problematic problem with broadband, if there is a new factory being built, that really resonates at the local level. and, that is what they have to focus on. but, really what he's fighting, and my friend, mr. gibbs, i think will be an expert on this, is people are most likely to give the candidate they like credit for everything and the candidate they don't like blame for every problem there is in the world. that is what

back here at home in the race for the white house, former president donald trump got a rowdy reception at the libertarian national convention in washington, d.c. robert kennedy jr. was also on hand to woo voters but got a warmer reception. here's abc's maryalice parks. >> i think you should nominate me or at least vote for me and we should win together. >> reporter: former president donald trump heckled by a hostile crowd at a political convention this weekend. libber tertarian members he hadd to woo booing him inside. >> that's nice. that's nice. >> reporter: frustrated by the frosty reception, trump mocking their chances for success at the polls without him. >> only do that if you want to win. if you want to lose, don't do that. keep getting your 3% every four years. >> reporter: it was an unusual event. the presumptive nominee for the republican party speaking at the libertarian party's national convention. trump trying to appeal to their sharedshared interests, a deep n for federal bureaucracy, but libertarian party members told me they do not see trump as one of their own. >> donald trump is not a libertarian because donald trump is an authorita

audio recordings of his interview with special counsel robert hur, concerning the president's handling of classified documents. tonight, the white house saying the transcripts are already out. the recordings are not necessary. >>> the abc news exclusive. tonight, our james longman with ukraine's president zelenskyy, just as we learn ukraine's second-largest city is coming under attack tonight by the russians. what president zelenskyy told james about this moment in the war, and his message tonight for americans. >>> in gaza, meanwhile, the u.s. military building that floating pier. it is now ready to get in 500 tons of desperately needed food and humanitarian supplies. matt gutman with late reporting from israel. >>> back in the u.s., the breaking headline from texas at this hour. the governor there pardoning a former u.s. army sergeant convicted of murdering a black lives matter protester. >>> that deadly house explosion in ohio. a father and daughter killed. good samaritans pulling the mother and son out. we do have news on their conditions tonight. >>> this evening, the team moving their games against caitlin clark to a new a

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robert hearn. how was the white house responding?anscript are already out there, they've been out there. >> if it's arty otherwise it different to have the audio? >> like i said there are determinations the president made at the request of the attorney general. we took that very seriously. >> martha: so, we are waiting to hear from former president donald trump as his lawyer questions his former attorney and so-called fixer cohen. also waiting to see if the trump team puts his former legal adviser on the stand, robert costello says the prosecution's star witness could have flipped years ago when he was okay suicidal and desperate to stay out of jail". but costello said cohen said he has nothing, you didn't have anything to turn on his recently former boss, then president donald trump. watch this. >> kept going back and suggesting to him suggesting michael if you have something truthful on donald trump now is the time to cooperate and he could sing over and over 10 to 20 times i swear to god bob i don't have anything on donald trump h

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today, robert costello, the red- faced, white-haired 76-year-old criminal lawyer entered the courtroom again to resume cross- examination by assistant district attorney susan hoffinger, who the day before costello had insulted by telling her to speak into the microphone. ordering her to speak into the microphone, when she was already speaking into the microphone and everyone in the courtroom could hear her. that was a moment that no doubt helped expose more of the ugly essence of robert costello to the jury of seven men and five women. when the jury entered the courtroom three minutes after the witness this morning, the community of the courtroom that the jury had come to know so well had changed dramatically. the presence of armed court officers who have been the most courteous and helpful guides to all of us, taking our places in that courtroom every day, had more than doubled. where there used to be one court officer standing in the center aisle, there were three. at the back of the room where there used to be two, there were four. there were more high-ranking officers in the room t

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robert hur. the move comes at the white house continues to block the release citing executive privilege on davidhe justice department. david come the attorney general has already released the transcript of the interview so why not the audio? >> we just found out about this a few hours ago the executive privilege keeps president biden from turning over that audio and risk potentially an embarrassment for him and his reelection campaign and keeps merrick garland from being criminally charged for being held in contempt if he is indeed held in contempt. right now the house judiciary committee as i speak to you is meeting to discuss what is called a markup of the contempt fighting it out about three hours, have not come to a resolution yet. this all deals with the interview that president biden did within special counsel robert hur back in october. girl and is subject to the content vote in two committees, garland and his team have sent multiple times he is not turning over the audiotapes of this interview between biden and her from last october. it's part of my documents found at several biden prope

we should also point out that there is another man that is vying for the white house, an independent by the name of robert f. kennedy junior and he blasted both trump and 5 and saying that the president trump and bind are colluding to lock america in the head. the head match, the 70 percent of americans say they don't want undermining democracy as he is valley to appear on stage for the debates as well. kimberly help you out to 0. the white house. more on all those stories we're covering on knowledge is here on our website. sat down to 0 dot com. i'll be back with more use up to the documentary dying to stay with us. thank you for watching the the sense that he missed the getty. yeah. and he just showed the the price is high for a family of palestinian active as so peacefully protected the community from is really set to expansion in the occupied westbank for decades. the. this is really for that good on our see, this is the story. the trying to see them moving them some of the on the fire on a just either the, the diving is, is just an incredible thing for me. i want to be under water. it's a magical eve

white house with the latest. >> reporter: good evening, robert. this nearly 50-page report delivered to congress is critical of israel but also inconclusive, adding to the frustration from the right and left. republicans accuse the report of providing political cover to the president with his supporters. democrats say it ducks the critical question at hand after the state department is said given israel's skips reliance on u.s. article defense it's reasonable to assess that it may have been used quote inconsistent with interhalgs law. >> it sends a muddled message because it's inconclusive. >> reporter: the document comes the same week the president warned israel the u.s. will not supply offensive weapons for a large scale military operation in rafah. already the white house has paused a shipment of 3,500 bombs including 2,000-pound aerial weapons. the white house is worried about the impact they could have in dense urban settings. >> if israel is serious about doing a precise targeted counter terrorism operation that can take out hamas battalions

. -- robert hur, this is as the white house is claiming techtive privilege.partment. hi, david. >> reporter: hi, jackie. the vote was party line, 18 republicans voted to hold merrick garland in contempt, 15 democrats voted against that. but this was just one committee, the house judiciary committee. there's a longer process to actually hold merrick garland in contempt of congress. garland says that he's already are turned over the transcript, and republicans have all the information he needs. he's saying that he is not under any circumstances going to turn over the audiotapes of the interview between president biden and then-special counsel rob hur from last october. the interview was part of the probe into the classified documents found at several biden properties including his delaware home. the attorney general, as i said, turn thed over the full transcript, and it contains the same information. now, the president, as you mentioned, claimed executive privilege recently over the audio files of the interview. executive privilege protects both the president f

we should also 40000 that there is another man that is vying for the white house and independent by the name of robert f. kennedy junior and he blasted both trump and 5 and saying that the president trump and bind are colluding to lock america in a head to head match the 70 percent of americans say they don't want undermining democracy as he is valley to appear on stage for the debates as well. kimberly help you out to 0. the white house. okay, before we go, i'm going to take a live to they shang, to look at these pictures. it is what you can see that as a, the russian president vladimir, please, and who has just arrived in beijing on an official visit to china. he's due to be in the country for 2 days. this is his 1st overseas trip foster being sworn in for a new presidential time last week. china, of course, has been an economic lifeline for russia and the international sanctions imposed over the war in ukraine. okay, that's it for me my. the insight inside story coming up next the the had a lot of a high pressure has been building down on the, in australia where you lots of fine and settled weather

that's fine for the white house. that is robert f. kennedy junior ad he is criticizing both men saying, but both donald trump and joe biden are clued into loc americans at the head. the head match that 70 percent of americans don't. even one either can does it, and they're undermining democracy. and that's why he's vowing to appear on stage as well. right. kimberly, how could the white house to africa now with fighting in sedans and sasha is intensifying the u. n. is wanting more than a 100000 people have been displaced. the, the sudanese army says it defeats is the power moves for your reference to full forces in of sasha town west of the country. the ami indicated their enemy itself with heavy losses in sizes, equipments, and vehicles. we are assess claims that achieve victories also, that it was able to seize military equipment and as catch off on all the guy in his pizza. 70, thank you very much. footballs will governing body fif. it has moved towards allowing domestic leads to play games in other countries. and if this makes f

and later robert f.ken kennedy makes a push for the white house. it's wednesday, may 22, 5:00 a.m. and you're watching "worldwide exchange." thank you for joining us. we get you ready for the trading day ahead. the s&p and the nasdaq at all-time highs and the dow within striking distancing after pulling back slightly from 45,000. the market's in the red right now. moving a bit lower. looks like the dow would open about 20 points lower. we also want to check the bond market ahead of the release of the fed minutes at 2:00 p.m. later today. the benchmark, 4.43. the long bond, the 30-year, remember, this is a road on inflation expectations. the yield has declined in recent weeks. we're looking at energy, specifically oil. biden will release 100 million barrels ahead of the 4th of july. take a look at oil pulling back once again. down more than 1%. brent crude trading at just over 82 bucks a bail. that's your morning setup. we're going back to stocks. the head liner, of course, it's nvidia. it's the biggest of o the "money movers." the first quarter results are due out after a close tod

somebody that's a candidate but those do a press conference with robert de niro and president biden will do a whole statement from the white was a verdict is reached. >> the gas lighting the american people it's an illegitimate case and were constantly seeing joe biden allowed for the third person in the justice department to go and prosecute the case should you so biden allowed the show trial and he's been speaking from the bully pulpit from the start of the case it is a sham. maria: let's take a short break. were watching the case closely. we'll take a break and take a look at markets are selling off after the nasdaq hits another new record high fueled by technology and a.i. optimism, chief investment officer john lynch is here on where investors are poised ahead of the economic data dropping, homebuying how the younger generation is getting assistance to buy their first property. we'll talk about it, you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques

questions considering we saw president biden claim that special counsel robert hur mischaracterized him in that report. the whitehly defending the decision saying the transcripts are enough and saying republicans trying to get their hands on the audio recordings are doing this for political reasons. we saw some reaction from attorney general merrick garland this morning who defended the president's decision. listen here. >> there have been unprecedented and unfounded attacks on the justice department. this effort of using contempt as a method of obtaining files is the most recent. >> reporter: it doesn't close the door on efforts by news organizations, including nbc news, to hear these audio recordings. there are several lawsuits filed under the freedom of information about. it's unclear how the doj will act. >> julie, how is this all playing on capitol hill, particularly among republicans? >> reporter: the judiciary committee and the house led by chairman jim jordan voted to hold merrick garland in contempt to congress, 80-50. it's a party line vote. there was haggling among republicans and democrats whether pr

. >> trace: in the meantime here is robert de niro a lot of it is said by the white house and gets inack-and-forth with some of the trump supporters. >> these people over here, it is kind of crazy. [ indiscernable crosstalk ] >> paid by the dnc. >> trace: the whole thing was very strange and even on some of the liberal networks they said this was a mistake for biden to do this. >> this absolutely was a mistake and i'm not in the business of giving democrats political advice but if i was working for the biden team, i would tell them hollywood elitists are not people who will help persuade american voters that things are better under joe biden than they were under donald trump. robert de niro screams at people and just voice an add for the biden campaign called snapped and put on a master class there in the performance. all of that aside, he is a surrogate and the voice the biden campaign put forward to represent them and if that's the best way they think they can connect, a landslide for donald trump in november. >> trace: it really was and one of those things when you look at it and s

white house tomorrow. thank you for joining us i'm john roberts. >> the story with martha starts now. >> martha: good afternoon everyone in martha maccallum and this is the story. what the story it is today. right now on the stand as you heard his madeleine westerhout. she was the former presidents former executive assistant at the white house. john was just describing her history with the former president she talked about the access hollywood tape and how there was a lot of concern at the rnc back then if they maintain ocean need to find another candidate and we know how that ended. it is now day 14 in this trial and a short time ago stormy daniels wrapped up her testimony after pretty bruising cross-examination by a trump attorney who try to portray the actress as an opportunist, extortionist using her trump connection to make money, prosecutors came in for the cleanup after that, reminding jurors daniels said she wanted an agreement to feel safe. unclear if any of this is relevant to what the jury needs to decide. no cameras in the courtroom as you know but her attorney posted this picture -- excuse me at -

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robert costa, thank you very much. >>> now to some breaking news out of the white house. holding back, sharply criticizing the request for an arrest warrant for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu from an international criminal court prosecutor. >> but let me be clear. contrary to allegations against israel made by the international court of justice, what's happening is not genocide. we reject that. [ applause ] >> cbs's imtiaz tyab has more now from east jerusalem. >> no foot soldier, no commander, no civilian leader, no one can act with impunity. >> reporter: the icc's chief prosecutor, karim khan, making it clear that hamas' october 7th attack and israel's response to it allegedly breached international rules of war. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, named alongside defense minister yoav gallant for allegations of war crimes and crimes against humanity, responded with fury. >> what a travesty of justice. what a disgrace. >> reporter: the potential arrest warrant comes as netanyahu is under growing political pressure at home. still, reaction at this demonstration

at the same time the same white house blocking an audio recording from his interview with a special counsel robert this following the interview her concluded your president is a "elderly man with a poor memory". you think we've reported straightahead. plus we will have more on why the earl of democrats and democrat like they can use cnn should never ever be allowed to moderate any presidential debate. and guess what? the great 1, mark levin his coat does closing arguments for the sham trial in york city is here tonight which is where we begin. new york city with a kangaroo court was back in session. today a massive turning point in this trial. i would say it is a my cousin vinny moment. you need pause attraction. it came to life in realtime as the so-called star witness michael colin literally crumbled under cross-examination. we have all the details. according to those in the room, jurors literally gasp at trump's attorney when he appeared to catch cohen on an outright massive lies. the genetic scene involved in 90 second phone call. cohen testified earlier this week that the call was with trump

white house again. the messenger for that, robert de niro. >> this buffoon running for president could never happen.rgot the lessons of history other clowns until they became vicious dictators. with trump we have a second chance. no one is laughing now. >> president biden doesn't have any public events on his schedule today but the next couple times we see him we expect that to be the theme. he will keep talking, including when he is at normandy in france for the d-day anniversary saying he is a defender of democracy with a suggestion that donald trump is not. >> harris: he should go to israel. he should be in the middle of the action that his policies are, you know, colliding with here on the homeland with all the people who have defined genocide joe and he could have an actual perch. i want to bring back our attorneys leo terrell and lee zeldin and doug collins. i want to hit some of what's going on in the courtroom right now. this is key. so the defense attorney todd blanche is in the middle of closing arguments now and hit this pretty hard. he says that at the time michael cohen, the president's

robert costa, thank you very much. there was another big headline from the white house today.sident biden endorsed a new israeli proposal for a cease-fire in the gaza hamas war. it is the first time the president has spoken about the conflict since sunday's deadly explosion at a tent camp for refugees in rafah, where israel is currently expanding its offensive in spite of international pressure. we want to show you this new video of it is really tanks and troops moving further into the city. that's a place where fleeing refugees were told to evacuate to. president biden made clear today it is time for the conflict to end. cbs's ed o'keefe reports from the white house. >> it's time for this war to e end. for the day after you begin. >> reporter: president biden's endorsement of a new cease-fire plan came a day after a top israeli security official said his country is preparing for at least seven more months of war. the presidents at the latest proposal may be the best chance for peace. >> it's a road map to an enduring cease-fire and the release of all hostages. >> reporter: th

robert wolf in moments. >> peter doocy's live at the white house as we await the briefing coming up in about half an hour's time. is 2024 is anything like 2020 it will be quite a show. >> yes but what about rfk jr.? well, a key advantage for the trump and biden team's if they go around the way candidates have doing for decades on presidential debates is they don't have to have all qualifiers, they can go one-on-one. >> donald trump lost two debates to me in 2020. since then he hadn't shown up for a debate and now he acts like he wants to debate me again. make my day, pal. i will even do it twice. pick the dates, donald. i hear you're free on wedn wednesdays. >> they picked two dates. cut out now saying our 20 of 24 sites all locations of higher learning are prepared to hosted debates on dates chosen to accommodate early voters. we will continue to be ready to execute this plan and there is more fine print. the biden team wants microphones only turned on when it is a candidate's turn to speak. and the two teams on opposite sides of audiences. trump is saying i would strongly recommend more than two debates

alex was a major escalation in the on-going fight between the white house and house republicans over the audio recording of special counsel robert hur's interview with president biden. the background here, of course, is that the special counsel investigated the president's handling of classified documents meant that concluded back in february, and her as you'll recall declined to bring criminal charges against the president, but he did create a whole lot of controversy by suggesting at numerous points in his report that the problem that the president suffered from serious problem memory problems, which of course the white house wrote off as gratuitous and political in nature, and back in march, we did see the doj released the written transcript of that interview. but house republicans have been pushing for the release of the audio recording. they have been now threatening to pursue merrick garland, the attorney general, for being in contempt of congress for not releasing that audio recording. and their argument has basically been that we need that audio recording to continue pursuing are impeachment investigation into the presid

rudy giuliani, wanted to establish a back channel, for michael cohen to robert castillo to rudy giuliani to donald trump in the whitese. michael cohen wanted to be able to talk to his own defense lawyer without necessarily telling rudy giuliani and donald trump everything he told his lawyer. in an email to michael cohen, trying to convince him to maintain that back channel of communication, robert castillo wrote "you are loved," with the champion oddity of the word loved being in quotation marks. one of those odd uses of quotation marks you see from donald trump tweets and posts. "what did you understand mr. costello to mean by you are loved, by whom? >> by president trump." that is what michael cohen wanted. donald trump's respect, admiration, his love, but then, he probably knew that donald trump is incapable of love and luckily for michael cohen, his family was capable of love, even after the horror they experience of an fbi raid in their family home. his wife and his daughter, in college, and his son, in high school, did an intervention. he testified that it was a conversation with his family that made him decid

norah: and robert costa joins us now, and robert, there is news tonight about another member of trump's inner circle, former circle. >> reporter: former whitese strategist steve bannon, a legal reckoning. an appellate court ruled bannon was rightly convicted of contempt of congress and he now faces a four month prison sentence. what the committee was trying to find out in the house january 6th committee was what bannon told trump behind the scenes in the days ahead of the capitol attack. >> norah: and he still won't say? >> reporter: he still won't talk. he is on his progress every day but will not talk to congress or the courts appeared to be, robert costa, thank you so much. two schools in virginia are getting new names. actually, they are old names, the names of confederate officers. shenandoah county school board is the first in the nation to revert to names from before the racial reckoning of 2020. in a cbs's nikole killion reports, the community is fiercely divided over the mo. >> show that the motion carried. >> reporter: and a 5-1 vote, the shenandoah county virginia school board voted to restore the names of two schools to confeder

robert hur. >> why not just release them, especially with this white house's commitment to trainers?y. >> the attorney general made it clear that law enforcement files like these need to be protected and so the president made his determination at the request of the attorney general. >> laura: ha! she just did a michael cohen. joining me now is florida congressman byron donalds who sits on the oversight committee which made the request for the audio. congressman, we already have the transcript of these interviews. so why are they afraid to let us hear joe biden answer the actual questions? >> laura, it's good to be with you. let's be honest. they are afraid to let the audio out. they don't want you to hear joe biden. they want to you to read it and see joe biden in overly choreographed little segments with a lot of us up here on capitol hill believe they give him a little bit of that special possession to get his motor running but then it wears off. they don't want us to hear him when is he having to actually answer questions and actually tell the truth to mr. hur, the special prosecu

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