alyssa and shan, you are going to stick around with me.onald trump has complained about being, quote, persecuted at cpac this weekend. that was before the charges. he also raised the prospect of running again and seized on america's culture wars. how does that all read now after this major development, the fbi searching his home, mar-a-lago. we'll be back. i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. . >>> right now we want to go to our chief white house correspondent, kaitlan collins. she is getting new information on the search at mar-a-lago. kaitlan, can you let us know what you're hearing at this hour? >> reporter: y

thank you, shan. >> but i want to manage expectations a little bit. i think it's going to look like a solid black box colored in. and i think it's important for us to remember, for the viewers to remember, we're not actually revisiting the probable cause. that's a done deal. and i don't think doj really has to measure up some standards for the judge here. i really think if they just submit anything that's not completely colored out, okay, redacted, the judge is in no position to really second guess them on whether it is of national security or classified information. so, i think the judge is really, good faith effort, you gave me something. i'm going to release it. i don't think we're going to see much that's very juicy about it at all. >> it sets the barlow. i think they have to be overinclusive in some ways. they knew it was donald trump's estate. but i do agree that if the judge looked at it in camera, by themselves, and had that opportunity, they would have been able to ascertain that the probable cause was met. john, we didn't forget about you. t

shan, prior administrations have had presidential records act violations. and it's a very high bar to bring criminal charges for mishandling of classified documents. so what does that tell you about what may have led up to this search warrant being executed? >> i think it tells me two things. first, it's kind of low-hanging fruit for the justice department because unlike a more complex constitutional question, talk about disqualification later, this one, if the documents are there, and they're classified, for example, they shouldn't have been there. so if you find them, that's a pretty straightforward prosecution for them. >> do you think that the doj would really put its neck out there on just that? >> i think they would. because it's a very easy case to say yea or nay on, and it does not involve the greater complexities in terms of whether to charge or not. and again, if they find that it's low-hanging fruit, this is consistent with garland's approach towards these things. this is something he could say, follow the law, follow the evidence. if it's there,

shan wu, let me bring you into the conversation here and ask you that same question. what stood out to you? >> i think what really stands out to me is that the justice department didn't move any more quickly than it did. i mean, looking at this with my cap on as a former federal prosecutor, former counsel to a attorney general, looking at the headings, it's really alarming. i mean this information was scattered across the resort area with really no security for it whatsoever. there's a big blackedout section of probable cause to believe that they were still on the premises, remaining national defense information, classified information despite what had already been turned over and despite what had been told to them. so that really paints a very alarming picture even without those details. they understood that there was good reason to believe that they weren't being told the truth from the trump representatives. secondly, the thing that just jumped out at me was the exposure for the trump lawyers. if you look at the letter of the representations they're making, i would

i'm glad you did that, shan. and regarding the classified documents, we heard after the unsealing of the search warrant, you know, trump stating on the social media that he had already declassified those documents, they believe his lawyers also told investigators that during that june meeting, but declassifying isn't a defense, as we heard from katelyn's reporting. >> that's right. because the espionage act in particular, it is a question of whether documents or information that is relevant to national security, which it sounds like these obviously were, given their classification level, that's what the problem is, mishandling them. honestly, i cannot understand any innocuous good reason for him having those at this point. as was mentioned, those are the most sensitive level of documents and there is no reason why that those would not be kept in that secure scif facility. so there is just not a good reason to have them at this point. and frankly on the declassification issue there, there is a lot of questions whe

evan perez is here, shan wu still with us as well.good? >> i think we're going to see some new information from them to describe what this process behind the scenes has been going on, john. we know that the -- there's been a group of agents who are not involved in the investigation who have been looking specifically for potential attorney-client privilege material and there's a process that appears to be going on behind the scenes with the oversight of a judge, we're going to hear probably a little bit more about that and what that entails which will push back on this judge who inserted herself over the weekend, who -- you know, signaled that she was inclined to appoint a third party special master to look over the fbi's shoulders. >> you're on the record saying you don't think that is necessary especially when the presidents' lawyers took so much time. "the washington post" makes this point -- i'm sorry, the "new york times" makes this point today, they determine the government had no right to seize the plot in a search. the master t

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joining us defense attorney former federal prosecutor shan wu. good to have you. this is a sheer number of pages here, 700 pages, 100 plus classified documents in those boxes that were retrieved in january, by the way, and what we know now from this letter too is they included materials marked sensitive compartmented information, they had to be viewed in a scif, really secure government facility, and special access program documents, that's a classification that significantly limits who can see those documents. i mean, i remember andy mccabe, former director of the fbi telling us there were some documents of that classification that even he couldn't see and certainly couldn't bring to his office. how does all of this impact the justice department's investigation in your opinion? >> i think it shows the justice department has been so careful here, reflecting garland's approach to things, trying to be very methodical and really trying to actually make a record that they were bending over backwards, to be reasonable, to trump, and trying to be differential. i don't k

. >>> now let's bring in jeffrey toobin and defense attorney shan wu.d could testimony from pat cipollone and pat philbin, how bad could that be for the former president? >> one thing we learned from cassidy hutchinson's testimony and at least part of cipollone's testimony himself is that no one in the white house was closer to the president on the subject of what was appropriate to do in the period on january 6th and leading up to it, the fake electors scheme, the insurrection at the capitol. so if cipollone actually is forced to testify about his conversations with trump, then it could be very bad. but legally, that's going to be a tough road for the justice department to hoe. >> shan, philbin and cipollone both witnessed trump's actions in the final days of his presidency as jeff alluded to there. they were right there in the thick of it. how essential could their information be to this investigation? >> oh, i agree with jeff. it's very, very critical. i mean the justice department is a little bit late to the dance here. but the good news is they fou

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>> what i'm -- >> first, whatever shan said -- i'm sorry. >> go ahead, phil. >> whatever shan said, just that on cnn all day. he is exactly right. i think we will see a little bit here, but people are expecting a lot of juice. i don't think we'll see that much. there is one or two things i'm looking for, the first is the why. typically if you are at the fbi you use what's called least intrusive means, that is you don't want to violate somebody's -- the privacy of someone's home unless you've exhausted all other options. i don't think it would hurt the department of justice or the investigation to reveal how much back and forth there was with mar-a-lago and how frustrated they got at not being able to acquire the documents by other means so that might be interesting. other thing personally i'm interested is when i used to watch investigators speak at the table when i was at the fbi with director mueller, they got really frustrated at being lied at during investigations. i want to see whether there's suggestions in there that officials at mar-a-lago were untruthful when they said that ther

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i wanted to get the best spot. shan caught way at the full moon view. radar operator, she also listened to radio, macy's, and check movement by both the taiwanese and chinese armed forces around the island . he said high one has not done enough to improve its military strains all month long. they shall we have never wanted to attack anyone and how cold. yeah, we are only developing weapons for self defense. some way we should do more of that is not enabling. so he's happy to see that here in camden county, a weeping manufacturer is carrying out new sale and racket tastes. taiwan faces unprecedented publication from china, and now it is much more eager to develop its own metos. and this military base behind me, a tiny sweeping developer, is conducting a series of lo fi, me so tastes these next most. they are held here regularly, both escalating thirds from china. they carry more significant than ever. military experts say hi, one needs to establish its own defense to g, but now one based worley on how many weapons it has. so woman, we must get better at a symmetric warfare. if we try to

. >> shan, why is honeywell your choice >> i think between honeywell, rockwell and youunion pacific,we think about what we're looking for. we're looking to reimport manufacturing back to the united states and so for us, i look at cat. i'd rather be in the front end of that and something like martin marietta in terms of the inputs into road building rather than heavy machinery, but i don't disagree to steph's point, this might start to look a lot more attractive if we do start to see some re-emergence of secular tailwinds, especially in china but for right now it's just not a look for us. >> steph, have you seen this run ge has been on >> yes, i have >> it's up 12 straight days. >> i know. well, boeing news certainly helps ge because they supply the engines to ge. but the quarter was pretty good. organic growth 5%, orders up 26%. even health care where they have had supply chain issues up 4%. these are all really tremendous numbers from this company. i think they're doing an excellent job. free cash flow is better than examine expected as well they should do $3 billion in cash flow th

former federal prosecutor shan wu, thank you for joining us. the director of national intelligence haines saying there is a damage assessment under way. help people understand, what does that mean? is it damage assessment based on what information may have not been handled properly? is it damage assessment of the documents themselves, the physical documents and how there may have been modifications, altering, as a result of handling, or the way in which they were stored. what are some of the questions that you think might be answered in this damage assessment? >> all the things you just mentioned, fred, would be covered in that. and most people who worked in the area have assumed this was going to be going on. and obviously they don't always publicly report on what they're finding with materials this sensitive. but the first step being very methodical, as marshall reported, is to review the classification status to make sure they know what documents are what types of classification. having said that, there are documents that are highly sensitiv

interesting that our bees have tours here and david cities say with their shoulders on the basket, shanhany, but wherever you look, olya’s almany buildings, here are the same almany swamps, everything is connected with if you look at the map of russia ukraine in belarus, in the very same place, most of all it is the remembrance of the will. here we are before the war, the village of bor where people lived. poleshuki the germans eat burned, nothing left. after the war , people generally moved to the village, in short. at the moment, the agro-town is shorter living there, and now you see one, that there are only pears left. ever since those times. that's all. here is the church of the icon of the mother of god of pochaev. she was laid down. and consecrated by archbishop stefan of pinsk and luninets. this is my motherland, as they say. i grew up here and decided. build we ideas were decided to build together with their own. this temple used to be workers here, the village of bor and farms used to be here, and we germans burned it down. and poison decided. this is my idea, i decided to put

joining me now to discuss, defense attorney and former federal prosecutor, shan wu.it's interesting here because apparently navarro was willing to do it if he had a grant of immunity in exchange for turning those over. i mean it's not clear what specifically he wanted immunity from. would he then have to cite a particular crime or just say i want a blanket immunity in case you find anything? >> well, he's probably talking about something that's called active production immunity. so he could face some exposure, the presidential records act and related types of crimes such as destroying evidence, federal evidence, so he's probably worried about that and producing it can show that, yes, i'm admitting that i have this and i didn't comply with it, so he's probably talking about that. >> big picture here, you've got philbin subpoenaed, cipollone. my understanding is from talking to people smarter than me that their executive privilege claims cannot be as broad to a grand jury as they were to the january 6th committee but there will still be a battle here, a legal battle. i

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and we want to come. shan group does said similar things about the new york times and the washington post that they also focus too much on muslim issues. but spend any time watching the channels feeding news to indians. and you'll realize somebody's gotta do report on the frightening trajectory that this story is taking where it may lead . you may be wondering, why aren't we anchoring this broadcast from new delhi? we tried for months, we applied for visas and were questioned by indian officials in london. and we have yet to hear back. the motor government is clearly sensitive about foreign news coverage. but if it was just news outlets on the outside making trouble. why just a few weeks ago with the editors guild of india, heads of newspapers and magazines, condemned domestic news channels for targeting vulnerable communities by stealing hatred. and they compared those news channels to that real want and radio station, the one that helped pave the way to genocide the, the goals for, for the boys got an extermination which are getting political currency and social gardens and which a

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it seems as this will be proven here today in the primaries in my yawning, again in his folder in shan, i in the united states. thank you so much. sandra, mind of our top story of this, our running up in kenya's presidential election has confirmed that he will contest the result of a dang, as described outcome as a blatant disregard of the constitution. and check off the electoral commission, acted unilaterally and illegally in declaring william router with a set you up to date. i'll have more world news at the top of the power coming up next here on d, w at the preview of much j 2. and the phone does league a d w. so football program act kick off with with ah, take off what's going on here? what is he doing? who do they think they are? good questions. you can find the answers here. all the games, whole, the goals? who does the go highlights? d. w. with sometimes books are more exciting than real life. rare ring to read. oh. what if there's no escape w literature list, laundry, german ma street? closely. listen carefully. don't know how those 2 things you need to do. ah, feel the magic

they have also trapped people in their cars and homes in shan. she province. rescue is have been carrying people to safety scientists, a warning that normal summer floods are becoming more frequent to to climate change . to one's defense ministry says 13 chinese air force planes have crossed the di, one straight median line. china has been carrying out large scale. millet trying to close to the island after the us house bacon nancy pelosi visited last week. the u . s. says china has over reacted to the visit and called the military drills destabilizing. one person has been killed and dozens injured in spain. after strong winds caused a part of the stage to collapse at an electronic music festival. in the year, i mean the city of valencia, at least 40 paper, where it reported injured, 3 of them seriously. event testing suspended. some of the best athletes from muslim majority countries. i currently competing in the islamic a solidarity games in cherokee for many it's the chance to prove they've got what it takes to represent their countries at glo

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and on the tarmac at i pay song shan airport waiting to transport up. she will have been in the taiwan for less than 24 hours or head to south korea next or earlier. how 3rd speaker, fellows, he met president sy, in when after her visit to payment in type a, she repeated washington's commitment to protect democracy on the self govern ireland. while respecting beijing's so called one that china policy tie one's leader gave up pillows, one of the highest civilian honors, and promised to defend the island from beijing's threats to day the world. se, se is the choice between democracy and autocracy. america's determination to preserve democracy here in taiwan and around the world remains iron clad. it's really clear that while china has stood in the way of taiwan participating and going to certain meetings that they understand, that they will not stand in the way of people coming to taiwan into their one. aggression against democratic tawan would have a tremendous impact on the security of the entire in the pacific. the man facing deliberately heightened to

the arrest of gil now threatened to put the country at greater risk of social unrest. shan dana goals are a member of pakistan's, national assembly believes cons and gills. political party p t i is now being repressed, especially when the crime in this experiment is tamara hunter and b t. i says that this is a conspiracy he doesn't say without reason. we have plenty of fools that things are happening in a way to the i myself was in a high court. i was in the police station a big dog and harassed by the nationalists and use bikes on, on my that issues. but just to ensure that we fall into light now when it comes to the issue of shabazz gill and the conspiracy, the idea is that mr. gil should sign a confessional statement. this is the gossip we had. again, we have no proof of this, but mister shabazz gill has said that the kind of questions that were asked of me what to do with what dr. german is on, on each who he meets in particular one particular on general. and they were trying to get him to sign a confessional statement that in bron hahn is anti army and anti establishment, which i

flash floods. heavy rains from tropical depression, moorland caused a breach of the dam and men, while shan state relief workers waded through flooded streets to distribute food to people. her stranded and pakistan is marking 75 years of independence. in karachi, a ceremony is being held at the memorial for the countries founder mohammed ali, gena, which is colonial rule, ended in 1947 with the partition of india and formation of pakistan. those are your headlines. i'll be back with more news on the inside story. ah ah, it's been nearly a year since the taliban returned to power in afghanistan. the group says the nation is moving forward. millions of people are hungry. many. gov onto pool and few countries recognize the taliban leadership. so what's needed to turn things around. this is inside story. ah, how are there and welcome to the program? i miss darcy. attain the taliban to swift returned to power in afghanistan a year ago. quote, many by surprise, the group captured a string of cities as us lead foreign forces left the country after 20 years. and when its fighters took over the pres

floods. heavy rains from tropical depression, mulan caused the breach at a damn and me and maurice shan states. relief workers waited through flooded streets to distribute food, to people who are stranded. no casualties have been reported. are you asking? rational delegation has arrived in taiwan as military tensions continue between the island and china. the visit will last 2 days as the group of 5 meet with senior taiwan leaders. beijing claims taiwan as its own territory and has been holding military drills around taiwan. china as use the word games to express its anger at this month's visit to taipei by us. how speaker nancy pelosi. donald trump is under pressure follow reports. his lawyer signed the statement in june, confirming all classified material have been returned from the former us presidents, florida home. that's according to the new york times. the statement could be at odds with this week. seizure of 11 sets of classified documents from marin logo, mishandling, or sharing top secret information critical to national security is a violation of america's espionage act. trum

and there are around $10000000.00 valley shan visas which are issued to russian for the nation citizens. and we believe that they should be ban european sanction. to close them, the russian tourist can get into a state account if they come through or get their visas from other european countries. is that right? yes. now they do have, we are, did, having negotiations with neighboring countries, of you, of russian federation, where that aren't our national competence, we should leave me that entry. so our countries. but right now the 3rd countries should change and these owners are allowed to pass for 74 minutes. so you want the a union wide band. do you think it's likely i think yes, this is our moral duty where we are capable to that level of responsibility . let's see in coming weeks and coming time. so let me remind that all the kinds of delaying they have price and the price are not bombs, which are dropped to our town homes, which are dropped. do the home schools and hospitals of innocent. you create a b. now on thursday, ringo refugees will mark the 5th anniversary of exodus from m

how speaker nancy pelosi is alive. pictures from typeface, chung shan airport is believed to speak, a could touch down here within the hour. earlier policy left quite alone. but after finishing her trip to malaysia, these are images of american military plan that she used to travel there that our aircraft took off with no wood on its destination. or if indeed, nancy pelosi was on board in taipei securities, being tightened to run a 5 star hotel, the speculation that policy and her delegation may stay at the grand hyatt overnight. if her trip to taiwan is confirmed, she'll be the 1st city a u. s. official to visit it more than 25 years. officials in taiwan said, though they will warmly welcome any guest playing the trigger made he ultimately do make war. we did go to several speculative news reports about whether the speaker of the us house of representatives, nancy pelosi is visiting taiwan, the ministry of foreign affairs. this reiterating that it does not have further information to share in this case. and it is not commenting on it dealing with the visits of use politicians as of c

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in some ways you could argue that al-qaeda was a marriage or a fusion between a deep shan bryant anddi money. so murray was the egyptian bryant's. but laden was the saudi money. and so in some sense he is the original, the founder the symbol. for many of the card race probably even more so than bin laden. symbolically, a huge huge setback. the truth is, al-qaeda is in bad shape anyway, it is a shadow of what it used to be. and so i think that i'm not sure exactly how much effect will have operationally. because it is already a pretty reichstag operation. but without question, the single biggest blow you could give to al-qaeda, would be to decapitate zawahiri. >> last year, fareed, when you mark the tenth anniversary of the killing of osama bin laden. he said the islamic terrorism is a threat. it used to be. what do you think of this right after this? >> we'll have been saying for a while, don, that what we need to look at is the most important question is. are the inspiring people? are they getting new recruits? are they able to win people over to their cause? and in country after co

with me in studio shan wu.t happened this morning. >> it really closes a bit of a chapter for him, and yet opening another one of going from staunch defendant to something who admilted his guilt. that off-the-books payment scheme enabled him to get payments for multiple cars he had, an apartment in new york city, a garage, other cash benefits it's not necessarily illegal for him to have received those things from the trump organization. it will illegal for him not to pay the taxes for that compensation and for the trump organization not to present the proper filings for it. >> that's what jammed him up here. he has a five-month sentence for him at rikers island. he will go there after a late october trial involves the trump oarization, part of the same indictment, so that's coming up first. he has to provide truthful testimony to that no indicate that he plans to tern guns the former president personally. but. >> this is a big win for weisselberg's defense team, and really a loss for the d.a. it's a sweetheart

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there is as shan pointed out there is no good reason for the document there is and the delay is primarilyainly the case that as a former president, we look who w what is allowed and what is not. at the end of the day we understand there are top secret documenteds that may have national security information and implications, the real concern here was, you know, how quickly can we get the documents back and whether or not we would be violating some unwritten rule gu by going in and taking the documents from the former president. it doesn't make sense they were will so long but this is uncharted territory. >> before we go, significance that the president's lawyers have been questioned about this and the doj investigation? >> i think it goes to the point of the delay. of course, they needed to be questioned, but i think they took too long in doing this, frankly. that is something shawn said. the reporting that the doj asked about putting the documents under literally a padlock is just silly. if you're worried enough about them they need to be kept under better security, then they shouldn't be

former federal prosecutor shan wu joins our-curves.il, the institutions lawyer, if you will. but we know pat cipollone was in the meetings when there were conversations about installing voting machines, obviously knew a lot about the president's plans on january 6th. what does it tell you about the investigation? we'll get to the privilege issues in a minute. what does it tell you about the investigation that the federal grand jury wants to have pat cipollone come in? >> it tells us the investigation is going in the right place. they're a little bit late to the game, but they are honing in, and they're making good use of the committee's work. they're using that to basically jump start the investigation of honing right in on white house council obviously has tremendous insights and could share a lot of very damning evidence against the president and the rest. >> we know from january 6th testimony several times he did not want to answer directionally to direct conversations, but he did shed a lot of information he saw and things other pe

. >>> we have costco both you and shannon have costco >> shan, why do you choose it?ted skus, and people go there for a million different reasons. >> great cashier at costco, my shoutout -- [ laughter ] >> benioff and slootman tonight on "mad. "the exchange" is now. >>> thank you, scott it's mission critical for the market there is one stock reporting today, that can determine where the market goes next at least the nasdaq. the name, how to position and where to find value. >>> plus the latest read on housing. we're finally seeing home prices fall in many areas we look at

over to you, shan nonshannon, a cautious, cautiously optimistic? >> i'm going to come at it from another point of view. if you think about where the 10-year should be, we've actually seen a decline in the 10-year over the course of the last month quantitative tightening is coming it is happening. but look at the dot plot where are we supposed to be by the end of the year? 3.25 to 3.5 and the 10-year is still trading below 3% so i think that the bond market will digest some of these quantitative tightening even at the accelerated pace a little better than expected the second thing, the u.s. dollar we laugh about it because we're all expecting to hear a lot of comments about constant currency constant currency doesn't pay the bills. but we are likely to continue to see the dollar at least stabilize and perhaps depreciate a little given the inflation numbers that we've seen. >> i think that we're overlooking the positive progress that we've made in inflation over the last six weeks or so. i think it's come primarily from energy food prices continue to

. >> shan wu, officials saw something that alarmed them on security footage from mar-a-lago.reveal potentially? >> it would reveal the manner in which the documents were being handled and most importantly, who had access to them and given the supposed sensitivity of these documents at the highest levels of classification, there's really no good reason and no innocuous explanation for having them there not in a scif where it would normally be. if it was something from surveillance it would go to how at risk those documents were and while i understand the department had to cross a lot of ts and dot a lot of is to get to the search warrant decision it concerns me that it took this long because the reporting that they were asking a better lock to be put on it begs the question. if you think there's something so important that it needs to be locked down you need to get to it quickly. >> kaitlan, after the search at mar-a-lago, you heard former vice president pence defend the fbi. isn't there one person who can turn down the temperature right now and it's very, very hot. >> it seem

with me to share expertise and insights cnn devon paris, forrer prosecutor shan wu and former director of u.s. national intelligence sean turner. al new filing. trump's lawyers were late, well after the search went to court saying we want a special master to see if any of these materials are protected. the justice department was alway already doing that. >> we know notified the judge over the weekend, at least notified everybody she was at least preliminarily leaning in forward, leaning forward to, towards possibly providing this kind of special master that the trump team was asking for. she was saying essentially, i think i'm going to do that, but she's giving the justice department time. justice department coming in saying, judge, nice of you to say that. pretty unusual thing to do, but we already have a team that has been reviewing these documents, and, according to them, already identified things that could have potential privilege issues and they've separated them out and there's already a procedure that was contemplated when the search warrant was approved by another judge to dea