victor gets up not light. bring me bored. household chores are also on victor's house, in which he and elena have been living for the last six years already old and repairs here do not stop . here it is no longer there, like okay, the foam is still foaming, that they hold on without foam. they would have already climbed out long ago to find an official job in the village. victor cannot, sometimes he is for a symbolic one. we help our neighbors, split firewood , look after the cattle, everything to pamper our sons with something tasty or to please them. new toys it's time this one that i bought you? what carpet? what is the letter well done for a ten-year-old denis? he collects pictures from mosaics, victor made this icon. for almost half a year, it seems like a strong man is healthy, but i do this. the thing is that i collect mosaics. i don’t like it, everything in one calms my nerves at once victor do you think you will leave the studio as a sister and brother in general, that at least there are many relative

i'm not even sure victor represents the administration. this was not a carefully orchestrated change in u.s. strategy, but it's part and parcel a more aggressive use of rhetoric by this administration, at times by the president, here by the secretary of defense, and i don't think it's been carefully calibrated, let me put it that way. >> we have seen some inconsistency in the administration. the use of war crimes, genocide, whether it's personal or official. this may be one of them. richard haass, always good to have you, sir. thank you. >>> it's not just abortion, president biden is warning other rights will be at risk if this leaked supreme court opinion holds up. >>> and vice president harris has a message for republican leaders, how dare you. what do democrats plan to do? that's next. i got a call from some scammer who had the nerve to ask for my medicare number. i was not born yesterday. when someone asked for my medicare number r in a text, i knew it was a scam. ninice catch. and, your mother knew it wasn't a real email. go, mom! - i

victor? >> joan biskupic, thank you. >>> so, this is an emotional time on capitol hill, certainly since this draft opinion was exposed. >> the court should tune out the bad faith noise and feel completely free to do their jobs. they should follow the facts and the law wherever that leads. >> it is about the integrity of justices who said, in open public hearings that they would respect the rule of law and respecting the rule of law means this precedent that has been there for nearly 50 years. look, i feel really angry about this, and what i feel angry about is that an extremist supreme court is going to impose their views on the rest of america. >> cnn congressional correspondent lauren fox is with us now from capitol hill. so, lauren, what more are you learning from lawmakers today as they react to this leak? >> reporter: there's a lot more shock and frustration, victor, where elizabeth warren is coming from. and it is coming from not just democrats but also some republicans. there are, of c

>>> hi, i'm victor blackwell. welcome to "cnn newsroom." that high stakes pennsylvania primary race still too close to call. a trump-endorsed dr. mehmet oz and former hedge fund manager david mccormick, they're locked in just a few thousand votes part here. the race is well within the margins for an automatic recount. >> there's still quite a few ballots that are left to be counted in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. you know, we will have unofficial returns completed within the next few days, and every county will be reporting their unofficial returns by next tuesday, so we will have a sense very soon as far as, you know, how many mail-in ballots are left to be counted. >> the outcome in pennsylvania sets up a consequential race for november. now, that could ultimately determine who controls the senate. tuesday was the biggest day so far of the 2022 primary season. it was expected to be a referendum on whether former president trump has any staying power, but the results have been a mixed bag. in the pennsylvania governor's race, state se

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you will find a flower from my son, victor mcel haney. i was thinking about victor. i think about victor all of the time. he is the only son born to me. my only child, my only baby. i think about the promise that we all lost in victor. victor was born two months early but right on time. he chose to come on april 13th, he chose because he was

i have a good wizard with a donkey out of the country for me victor fractions. now it's great. sings everything. and that they do not sing songs, although they follow my work with interest. something even like. we have such a plant for processing emotions and positive negative notes, i want to feel it. more than a composer, i sometimes have to feel more like a producer. and even worse , some kind of manager. i sometimes force myself and i just close myself and become simple, because even the baby who plays the piano and composes something, i still haven’t woken up famous the scale of the world, the lord helped me so much. i just saw it right away. uh, the inscription on earthling tickets. no, what kind of idiot was i? i wore a jacket closed. here it is in the hat. i went out and walked around this square, and there is no extra ticket there is no extra ticket. and i spoke with pride. no, there are no extra tickets. i was just stupidly happy. and now the time has come for me to remember my youth, a stupid dream, maybe, but i wanted to walk along kolpino with igor romanov, who had

unfortunately, i come back to the point, victor.hat is what slowdown is meant to create, but it's happening in a brutal fashion at the moment. >> we've got the labor secretary coming up in a bit. we'll talk with him about that. richard quest, thank you so much. >>> all right, let's go now to ukraine and the battle within the azovstal complex. ukrainians are facing nonstop shelling from russian forces. a local official said if there is hell in the world, it's in az azovstal. vladimir putin's forces have breached the compound, according to sources there, but advisors to president zelenskyy said ukrainians repelled the russians in the last 24 hours, and a new post online shows the spirit of ukrainian defenders. the soldiers are singing the battle hymn of the ukrainian army. ♪ >> beyond azovstal, ukrainian armed forces say russians have had no success with efforts to breakthrough front lines in donetsk and luhansk over the last 24 hours. this drone video from a pro-russian social channel gives really extraordinary perspective off the fi

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victor? >> nobles on the breaking news of capitol hill, thank you, ryan.g in cnn political correspondent and host of inside politics sunday, abby phillip. this judge says in his 19 page recommendations the challenges have produced insufficient evidence to show representative greene engaged in the insurrection after taking oath of office on january 23rd, 2021. your first thoughts on the breaking news. >> i think the line they needed to cross in order to sort of prove that she should be disqualified was whether she engaged in the insurrection. she was certainly supportive of the causes behind it, but i don't know that they really proved that other part, and so i think this is not necessarily surprising. these efforts are kind of long shot efforts in the first place. it is a little bit surprising that it got as far as it did, but as ryan just pointed out, the georgia secretary of state, brad raffensperger, though he is not supportive of the overall big lie pushed by former president trump, he's also not -- he's a republican. and he's -- i don't think he's goi

this is where ukrainian journalist victor covalent go now lives. he has found refuge at the levin media forum. so local, squeaking sports workmans isabel. i put my whole life into this backpack and i fled together with my family. we just with his wife and children, left ukraine after the family fled to russian occupation in their country south. they all started off from their hometown bare dance and the sea of on solve victor . since the family had to pass 12 russian army checkpoints, as the journalist, he was in grave danger each time it she'll split shaft. at 1st, i tried to find reasons to state also, but 2 or 3 weeks into the war, i realised that for russians, journalists are of special interest. usually staple early on. bad yonce saw large daily protests against the russian occupiers. this is one film secretly. oh, but now hardly any independent information is available from the town. usual journalists like victor cobra lancaster should now be able to work safely from the mediate forum in live crate. the establishment is partly funded by forei

he told me _ victor is in western ukraine now, but he told me he _ victor is in western ukraine now, me he had been - victor is in western ukraine now, l but he told me he had been thrown victor is in western ukraine now, - but he told me he had been thrown in the cellar at the camp and his legs soaked in water so he would freeze and a gun held to his head. timer;r and a gun held to his head. they ke -t and a gun held to his head. they kept saying. _ and a gun held to his head. they kept saying, where _ and a gun held to his head. they kept saying, where are - and a gun held to his head. tie: kept saying, where are the fascists, where the nazis, where is president zelensky. you have until tomorrow to remember which you have seen or you will be shot. victor escaped because there were shelling. find will be shot. victor escaped because there were shelling.— there were shelling. and they scattered- — there were shelling. and they scattered. but _ there were shelling. and they scattered. but vladimir - there were shelling. and they scattered. but vladimir is - there were shelling. and the

victor, here we are again. i'm in front of robb elementary school, the scene of the carnage where 19 kids, 4th graders, 3rd graders, 2nd graders were killed in their classroom. we just heard the texas lieutenant governor say in the last hour that there will be plenty of time to analyze what happened here, and hopefully prevent another incident. but that's not true, victor. as we have learned this year so painfully, the stats suggest that the next mass shooting will happen tomorrow. there have been 213 mass shootings this year alone. that's more than there are days in 2020, than there have been so far. we were talking about this. you were at the scene of the mass shooting at the buffalo supermarket, and you were wondering is this who we are as a country, how soon will we cover another one of these, and now we know the answer is nine days. we had a nine-day break until we had to cover another one of these hideous shootings, and i mean, there's no way to rank the trauma and grief, but of course this one involves c

they all started off from their hometown bare dance on the sea of on solve victor. since the family had to pass 12 russian army checkpoints as a journalist, he was in grave danger each time it shall split shaft at 1st, i tried to find reasons to state also, but 2 or 3 weeks into the war, i realised that for russians, journalists are of special interest, giovanni's thankful early on bout danced, saw large daily protests against the russian occupiers. this is one film secretly. oh, but now hardly any independent information is available from the town. usual journalists like victor cobra lancaster should now be able to work safely from the media forum in live if you create the establishment as partly funded by foreign donations, as well as the aid organization reporters without borders. c, e, o, all ha, middle of edge received a new delivery from brawn to day. ha, ha, ha, ha, about hell miss. and bulletproof vests yeah, absolutely. but i'm convinced that eliminating free speech was part of russia's plan for invading a crane from the very start. the corklin yoke are uni

. >>> hello, i'm victor blackwell. welcome to "cnn newsroom" alisyn is off. the federal reserve is expected to announce an interest rate hike. the question is by how much. the decision will affect millions of american families and businesses, and it comes as inflation stands at a 40-year high. earlier, president biden says his administration is on track to reduce the national deficit by what he called a record amount. he said that would combat inflation. cnn white house correspondent arlette saenz joins me now. the president wanted to fill out the economic picture ahead of this announcement. tell us more about what he said. >> reporter: president biden really has been leaning into this idea of deficit reduction in recent weeks. the president is very cognizant of the fact that americans are looking for action be it on the economy or inflation, and that is why you see the president holding events like this one today where he is touting some of the progress the administration has made as the treasury department is estimating the federal deficit will fall by $1.5

victor streck, voronezh region, good evening victor glad to meet you in person.'m glad, well , first of all, looking at you. i have a complete feeling that this is exactly in your performance. i always and i heard this song many, many years ago. you look just like a real artist, but you really are. well, probably, because i have belarusian blood in me. there is. perhaps that is why i love the work of belarusians. so here are the vocals. bass guitars. all of us are real musicians. actually, i'm not a vocalist, but i'm a professional trumpeter. this is viktor vladimirovich's breathing by profession. we talked about the opera and ballet theatre. i would like to start my colleagues with the eldar , after all. dramatic man in a nice jacket created an image, you know the troubadours are so young, you have a beautiful young voice, and it flows. it 's amazing to keep that voice. it's great. this is your energy that you give to the hall and the song, in principle, which we heard today, i grew up on it. and when i turned on the radio, we had one channel in ufa, when i was

>> reporter: yeah, that is true, victor. so this is according to russian state media, who says that 25 people have managed to make it out of the steel factory, including five children. there is new video that cnn cannot verify at this stage that shows some smaller buses, people getting off them and getting transferred onto a larger coach. now, it was unclear whether this is part of the u.n. and red cross effort to get people out, but there are no u.n. vehicles, there's no red cross vehicles shown in any of these videos. so it seems like this is a unilateral effort on the part of russia. you'll recall that russia had previously said that they would allow civilians to get out of the plant yesterday, today and also tomorrow during -- basically during daylight hours, and so perhaps this is part of that effort. we've reached out to the ukrainians, the city council says that -- or the mayor's office, i should say, says that they don't have any information and the governor of the donetsk region said the operation is ongoing. it has

. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. for the first time we are hearing what appears to be dispatch audio about a child trapped in the room with the uvalde shooter during the attack. now, cnn has not been able to confirm this recording first reported by abc news. >> you have a child on the line. the child is in the room full of victims. >> it is unclear what time that audio came in, but the texas public safety director says there were at least eight 911 calls from two callers coming from inside robb elementary. >> we now know at least 19 officers were just on the other side of the door of the classroom where a student was calling from. a texas public safety official reported the first call from a child came in at 12:03 p.m. not until 12:50, 47 minutes later did officers break in and kill the gunman. the justice department is going to investigate the local law enforcement response. >> a local official believes one child could have been saved if police had gone in earlier. >> i sat down with a family yesterday. mom told me

alisyn, victor? >> okay, eva mckend, thank you. >>> joining us now is georgia's lieutenant governor, jeff duncan. sir, welcome back. let's start here with the kemp-perdue race and the polls show, and we don't go into the specifics of the numbers on election day, but an advantage for governor kemp there. to what do you attribute that? do you believe that is more about david perdue or about donald trump? >> well, i actually think it's about brian kemp. he has put on incredible leadership over the last four years. the best way to test a leader is under pressure and he has certainly felt the pressure over the last four years and i think georgians are proud of how we reacted during the pandemic, how we've dealt with the whipsawing economy, civil unrest. he's done a great job and i think he's going to be rewarded today handsomely by beating david perdue by a significant amount. >> if he does ha and wins by a significant amount, what does that suggest, if anything, about the strength , the potency of a dona

victor? >> all right, you know, every time one of these massacres happens, there's this renewed push for gun reform. and then nothing happens. but there may be a shred of hope on capitol hill. we'll get into that next. you're pretty particular about keeping a healthy body. what goes on it. usually. and in it. mostly. here to memeet those high standards is the walgreens health and wellness brand. over 2000 high quality products. rigorously tested by us. real world tested by you. and delivered to your door in as little as one hour. (heartbeats) introducing icy hot pro. ice works fast... to freeze your pain and your doubt. heat makes it last. so you'll never sit this one out. new icy hot pro with 2ax-strength pain relievers. >>> i'm alisyn camerota here in uvalde, texas, and we're waiting for police and other law enforcement to give us an update on the investigation. meanwhile, they have put out a little bit of new information. they just released a statement, and shimon prokupecz has been follow

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they all started off from their hometown, bardon scanned the sea of on solve. victor. since the family had to pass 12 russian army checkpoints as a journalist, he was in grave danger each time it shows bookshelf. at 1st i tried to find reasons to staying. it also, but 2 or 3 weeks into the war, i realised that for russians, journalists are of special interest johnny, staple, early on. bad yonce saw large daily protests against the russian occupiers. this is one film secretly. oh, but now hardly any independent information is available from the tone. usually, journalists like leaked or cobol unco should now be able to work safely from the mediate forum in libby of the establishment as partly funded by foreign donations. as well as the aid organization reporters without borders. c, e o, all ha middle, which received a new delivery from a broad to day. ha, ha ha, about hellmouth and bulletproof fest. yeah, absolutely. but i'm convinced that eliminating free speech was part of russia's plan for invading a crane from the very start, is a hawk linelle clay in levin, which is

you will find a flower from my son, victor mcel haney. i was thinking about victor. i think about victor all of the time. he is the only son born to me. my only child, my only baby. i think about the promise that we all lost in victor. victor was born two months early but right on time. he chose to come on april 13th, he chose because he was a decisive child. arrived when tiger was winning the masters something i could not witness. victor said pay attention to me. he came in at 3 pounds. we named him victor because he beat the odds. he would need to be in a incubator for months and it was only weeks. he came born to drums and brought music. at three he said music is medicine, mommy, don't you know that. he would drum his way to the university of southern california. where the transfer student he made teachers feel welcome in their place. we told him wherever he stepped foot it was his place to be and his place to serve. victor brought love into this world. he drummed for deaths and births and in celebration and created music and gave so much love. if you have ever be

it becomes more and more intractable. victor alba was the 1st one to say, and i say no, i said no. i said no to this because hungry is a landlord country and we totally rely on oil from russia. and slovakia and the czech republic are relatively in the same boat, but the political resistance really mostly comes from him. and then of course, other countries found they can hide behind victor arbin because they all feel that of course it's difficult to within a several months know towards the end of the year replace or russian oil imports by others. and so it drags itself on and it doesn't look good for the summit. there are no real hopes. you mentioned it already. rob that the leaders can sort of kept this not and to come to a conclusion. is there any way around these objections from the hungarian survival creative solution? of course, this is the european union. i mean they're, they're live and thrive, of creative solutions. now what they've tried to do is say, okay, let's split this. are we phase out towards the end of the year old oil coming in by tanker, which is the majority arou

esa madrugada iban directamente a víctor, >> iban rapidamente la lumbre ya estaba ahí.nte perdidos. >> cuál fue el sentimiento al estar aquí parado viendo las llamas. >> mucha adrenalina, tenía miedo, pero no era ese tipo de miedo aunque no tenía tanto poder quería hacer todo lo que fuera posible gracias a víctor residentes del área pudieron ser alertados para ser evacuados. el incendio llegó hasta acá. la propiedad son 255 acres. el fuego comenzó de una milla al norte. después de horas de esfuerzo víctor se encontró con una nota que bomberos dejaron en su vehículo >> las gracias porque ellos no habrían sabido donde ir. >> víctor nació en michoacán. >> mi padre fue brasero, nos trajo a todos acá. >> su padre trabajaba como agricultor en valle de napa. >> entre acá siendo maletero. después de seis meses me transferi en diferentes departamentos >> y su acción fue galardonada como héroe global de la hospitalidad. >> mi papa estaba muy orgulloso. >> este título es primero en su categoría. y tiene un mensaje para los jofvenes latinos >> digan lo que les digan, que su posició

>> so victor, this is just another of the things that you just talked about. it's a war crime. to deport people out of the war zone into the occupying country, that's a war crime. that's another war crime that the russians are committing. number one. number two, these ukrainians, they don't want to go to russia. they want to go to ukraine. that's their home. that's their land. that's their nation, and to forcibly push them into russia, again, is unconscionable, it's a war crime, and it is something that should not be tolerated. number three, we should do exactly what you're doing, and that is point it out, let the world know what's going on. let the world know what the russians are doing, what the russians are -- what they really are, this is just an indication of the kinds of action the russians are undertaking. >>> colonel , do you have any theory why vladimir putin didn't declare victory on victory day as he was predicted, so many people said he would do, and why cancel the air shows, the huge grand air shows across russia that were scheduled everywhere. i mean, the weather

. >> it's a busy day on the beat for rookie police officer, victor oriano. >> traffic stops.erty theft and a missing persons report fill his call time, and it's interacting with the community is what he sees as his most important role. >> it was one of the best ways i fie andnghe suppopl streetan grew up ongside with. splvictor, a hometown hayward kid whose parents came from mexico searching for a bright future their children could have. when we first met victor he was a senior at the university of pennsylvania interning at a management consulting term and eyeing a career in finance. >> i have been consulting. i don't like to stick with one thing but i like to branch out and see where i best fit, and if i don't like it, there's a ton of other options. >> life-changing options victor never considered, like his first job out of college as a social worker in san francisco's tenderloin district. it honed his position for others as he saw neighborhood residents battle addiction. >> right outside our office, sixth and mission, and it was not uncommon to see people outside shooting

, victor, victor, give me a moment of personal privilege. i saw you getting emotional the other day when covering the tops mass shooting, and i want to thank you for that, because i think it is so important we don't get numb to this, that we continue being saddened and and showing, you know, just what we're all feeling. i thought that was really -- i know it was hard for you, and i -- you were crying for me, too. >> anna, thank you very much for saying that. my question is, what do we do to stop or prevent the next one? >> for starter s we call them out. >> thank you very much. thank you two. >>> let's turn to ukraine now. a nato military official says the momentum has significantly shift in the ukraine's favor, but the stalemate on the battlefield with russia could last weeks. >>> and in a key courtroom today, a russian soldier pleaded guilty in the first war crimes trial since the invasion began. hybrid work is here. it's there. it's everywhere. but for someone to be able to work from here, there has to be someone here making sure everythi

victor. >> pete muntean for us in washington. thank you. >>> top of a brand-new hour on cnn "newsroom." i'm victor blackwell. we are starting about the war in mariupol. the commander inside said the russians had breached the perimeter. on the outside, ukrainians are being bombarded with non-stop shelling from russian forces. the commander said that russians again broke the promise of a truce to allow for evacuations. a short time ago, a u.s. official said it's unclear how many fighters and civilians are inside that compound. ukrainian officials say more than 300 were rescued yesterday from the mariupol area. armed forces say over the past 24 hours, russians have had no success trying to break through the front lines into donetsk and luhansk regions. take a look at this video from a pro-russian channel. it gives extraordinary perspective of the fighting. the drone appears to be used by russian infantry to hunt down the last ukrainian fighters in that area. if you look closely, a soldier throws at least four grenades into or near t

>> well, victor, thank you for having me back. in the state legislatures, the introduction of nearly 600 restrictions just this year alone in the state legislative session, or the slow turning of the federal judiciary including the supreme court, into conservative bastion that is anti-women's health. we have been saying the sky is falling, and i think what happened with this opinion being leaked last night, if it indeed is the close to the final opinion, was finally a demonstration that we were closing what we have been calling the believability gap. that people who, like me, who have, you know, grown up with this right under believing that we have this right to control our bodies, that no one would ever deign to take it away. and i think what the court demonstrated last night is they are willing to do so if it is in fact the opinion. and so now that that believability gap is closed, the rage is out there. as you saw in the street at the rally, the rage is out there. all across the country, and that is what we will be carrying int

. >> i'm victor blackwell. the first of 21 funerals in uvalde, texas, is starting right now. it's for 10-year-old amerie garza. she was killed during the shooting rampage at her elementary school. this is a tribute video made for her. she was in the 4th grade. now, the day after the massacre, her father told anderson cooper how he learned that amerie was gone. >> she was hysterical saying they shot her best friend, they killed her best friend, she was not breathing, and she was trying to kill the cops, and i asked the little girl the name, and she told me -- she said amerie. she was the sweetest little girl who did nothing wrong. she listened to her mommy and dad. she always brushed her teeth. she was creative. she made things for us. she never got in trouble in school. like, i just want to know what she did to be a victim. >> fellow classmate, matae rodriguez also just 10 years old will be laid to rest later today. at sacred heart church, where the funeral is taking place, there are 21 crosses, one for each of the 19 children and two teachers killed a week ago today, and fun

the experience honed victor's compassion for others as he saw neighborhood residents battle addiction. >> right outside our office, we were located on sixth and mission, it was not uncommon to see people outside shooting up, people living on the street, setting up tents, and it's there for everyone to see. >> reporter: everyone may not see the struggle, but victor's view changed his life. >> the financial world lost its luster. >> anything else i could try the help with? >> reporter: and he headed home to hayward and into his new role. >> i look at policing as a very fulfilling job as in it helps me to help people who are actually in distress. a lot of these events can be very traumatic. i've had friends and even family member that grew up with domestic violence, substance abuse, even myself was a victim of robbery when i was a kid. and when i needed help, i would call the police. >> reporter: his police work can be tough at times, but it's also filled with long-time friends. >> we need guys like that out here. >> reporter: those who will always see officer arellano as victor. >> they

i think it might be fair to give victor gough a chance to come back in. i'm sure you have something to say about what our last to guess had to say, i'll give you a moment, victor, before we move on to the war and ukraine, how that's impacting policy towards h a. go ahead victor. well, thank you very much. allow me to make several important points. first of all, i would say peace and stability in east asia is the most important. if we look at japan. amazingly, japan does not have good relations with russia, with south korea, with china, or even would channels tie one province. it has territorial disputes with all these countries or province of china. and this is despite the fact that japan unconditionally surrendered at the end of the 2nd world war. so i hope japan will put a premium to peace and stability. good label include rather then slide to rewrite history. japan unconditionally surrendered. and japan will make huge mistake if it invites nuclear weapons from the united states to be based in japan, because this will be our fair to the japanese people.

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>> hey, victor, yeah, she said she was scared. being elijah mcclain. that might ring a bell. you can only imagine what was going through her mind during this apparent traffic stop. samia is her name. she started recording because she thought this was a video blog about her school's lacrosse team. during what police say was a traffic stop. it happened i-95 in southeast georgia conducted by the liberty county sheriff's department on april 20th. the lacrosse team was driving back to delaware, from florida, after a game there, in a chartered motorcoach. that stop, as you can see, quickly turned into a search of the students' bags and their suitcases. kraft tells me that the search went on for quite some time. about 20 minute. multiple deputies responding to the scene. and she said that deputy, that voice you heard from the deputy there on the bus, when he boarded that bus, she said she was quite intimidating. he was also accusatory, she says, in his tone. and he referenced marijuana a couple of times when you listen to that video, eve

." >> i'm victor plblackwell. we're beginning with new developments in the investigation into the insurrection. the committee just announced subpoenas for five republican members of congress, including house minority leader kevin mccarthy. the others are congressman scott perry, andy biggs, mo brooks and jim jordan. >> let's get straight to cnn's ryan nobles on capitol hill with his new reporting. so, ryan, this is significant. obviously. why these five lawmakers specifically? why are they being subpoenaed? >> reporter: well, first of all, victor and alisyn, before we get to that, i do want to tell you that the house minority leader, kevin mccarthy, just walked by us here on his way into the house chamber and was asked about this new subpoena for the first time and told reporters that he simply hadn't seen it yet so he didn't have anything to respond to. that's the first response that we have had from any of these republican lawmakers that have been subpoenaed by the committee. but to answer your question, alisyn,

victor open. yes, dear, antonina petrovna when you give me back the money, last week you promised antoninochka, petrovna. well, wait a couple more days, please. well, you know, i'm in credit debt. so i'll settle with everyone and immediately give it to you. why am i going to pay mila for injections. she will do them for me for free, antonina petrovna, don't worry. next time, no next time. look for money, at least some of it. mil, a can you take tickets to the club where i work, and what about a chic program, famous artists perform go-go? foam parties? i don't know i never. i don't really like clubs. what is go-go? come here and find out. you will not regret. thank you well, i'm waiting for you next week to study with us, well, of course, for a fee. today i can't have an appointment with me. let's talk about everything, goodbye. the anesthesiologist also stayed late at work. all men are goats, what happened? can you imagine? he didn't come, he didn't even call. he doesn't even warned me. have you t