both got extensive coverage on cnn. one was a phone call placed to the irish leader, he calls over an irish reporter who happens to be female, talking about my people.ay she has a nice smile. he was immediately attacked as a chauvinistic pig, totally incorrect. how dare he. it was 10 minutes on cnn. >> sean: are solid. >> it was so nothing. she is even recording it. >> sean: the other thing was about the fake time news cover and half a dozen of the trump golf courses. >> he has this picture, not a real times magazine photo, but look at this egotist, how dare hess do this. guess what? trump has been on the cover of "time" magazine 14 times. >> sean: how many times have you been on it? >> i have been on "newsweek." but for the stories to have such an important when in fact he could've easily shown any one of those real covers, shows how much animosity there is. even the slightest little wrinkle is immediately seized. >> sean: you paid a price because your network at the times would not let you report on what you were tryi

cnn facing a massive credibility crisis. president trump is now calling out the network's fake news and extreme bias. laura ingraham will join with us reaction, also tonight monica crowley, eric, jay will all join us. i also want you to get a pen and pad out. i'm going to explain the six things that america now needs to be investigating. also tonight, our explosive interview with the former elite american soldier, on how the obama administration absolutely blew the opportunity to take out the leader of isis. it will be a "hannity" exclusive. first tonight, the clinton news network is unravelling before your eyes, being exposed for what it really is. fake news. anti-trump. propaganda and a political smear machine. that's tonight's opening monologue. all right, clinton news network, constantly competing with nbc news to be the most anti-trump news jut outlet in the country is under fire, once again pushing fake news. three employees supposedly resigned last night, after the network had to retract a completely false story about

for cnn's president, jeff zucker. that's tonight's opening monologue. history is literally happening right in front of our eyes. we have the liberal destroyed trumpet mainstream media is now in a free fall and on the brink of complete and total collapse. that's not an overstatement, that's not hyperbole. these propaganda and chain fields of fake news continue to be exposed day after day and cnn is leading the way. now, i'm going to share my advice to the head of cnn, they're cheap and fake news and propaganda news jeff zucker in just a minute. jeff, i'm trying to save your career. first, let me explain how some of the biggest antitrust network has lost all their credibility and can no longer be trusted by you the american people. at this point, we should put cnn 6 feet underground for repeatedly spreading lies, propaganda, black helicopter, tinfoil hat conspiracy theories, and for viciously trying to take down this president. let's just look at some of the networks many controversies and scandals, scandals they've had

what is next for cnn? on the show, rush limbaugh predicted the end may be near. >> could donald trump be the end of cnn? what a legacy that would be. i think that is what the trump administration is doing with many in the media. they are like cats. he has got this little red laser light and it's just causing them to make fools of themselves and everybody is laughing at him as they are crashes into the walls and the doors. >> tucker: cats with a red laser light? awesome. we don't know what will happen next at cnn but whatever happens this is a network in crisis. that happens to companies from time to time. enron, lee month brothers. it's -- lehmon brothers. but a host let loose on twitter today attacking what he described as the anti-journalism. activists promoting hatement and resentedment of the press. many people are exposed to extreme and journalism news lately spreading hate about an entire class of american workers. got that? americaners workers. telling those would be journalists, the soft handed pri

he's the president of cnn. he received an enormous amount of criticism for airing so many of the rallies during the campaign. you do get the sense that this obsession with russia now is, there's something that seems like it's almost atoning for the past sin of giving the president such a wide platform during the campaign. because he's been slammed by the left. since the victory, he's had to go to harvard, all these students are getting up and complaining about cnn. you get the sense - - . >> don't make me laugh. this is serious. >> all right. >> i wasn't actually going to run. i admire james o'keefe's work a lot and he gets unfairly tarnished because he's done a lot of good work over the years. i almost didn't want to run it. i thought they were going toug fire this poor guy for just speaking honestly and truthfully. i was looking and making calls in case he got fired to try and find the poor guy a job. now that they're not going to fire him, this says a lot about zucker. this identifies what his agenda is. why

cnn reporting u.s. investigators believe russian hackers breached qatar's state news agency to plant a fake news report that contributed to the crisis among american allies in the persian gulf. >>> that fake report falsely attributed remarks to the nays's ruler remarks seen friendly to iran and questioned whether president trump would last in office. >> reporter: good morning. a couple of weeks ago if you recall there was the story that came out on the quarter tar state news agency that attributed quotes to the rule of qatar, quotes that criticized neighbors like saudi arabia, praised iran and also critical of president trump, questioning how long he was going to last in office. we heard at the time from qatari officials saying their news agency had been hacked. we're learning in this exclusive cnn reporting from our colleagues in washington is that u.s. investigators believe that it was russian hackers who planted this fake story with these fake quotes on the qatari news agency. what u.s. investigators

." >> another day, another scandal for cnn. today the project veritos conservative investigative group released a video of prominent cnn left wing contributor van jones downplaying the significance of the russian investigation. fox news hasn't verified the authenticity of the video but a man who appears to be van jones heard saying, "the russia thing is just a big nothing burger." the video released a day after the they put out a separate undercover video of the cnn health producer calling the and then candidate trump's campaign. that's not all. yesterday, we told you house three cnn journalist resigned over a retracted article that said a trump advisor was under investigation for ties to a russian investment fund. "the new york post" is reporting that seen in only retracted the article after it was threatened with legal action. take a listen to how radio talk show host rush limbaugh is reacting. >> donald trump be the end of cnn? what a legacy that would be. i think that's what the trump administration is doing with many in th

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it's not just cnn. in december the "washington post" claimed russian intelligence had hacked our power grid in the country. that story was totally false in every detail. the "washington post" published it anyway. slate.com ran a piece claiming the trump organization had a secret server connection to russia. that turned out to be false, published anyway. reliable old c-span, the straightest news outlet in the world, great people there, still got caught up for a second in the red scare itself in january, they claimed to have been hacked by the russian media. never happened. part of this is just hysteria, the moment when you convince yourself that the monsters under your bed are real. but part of it is more sinister, to tell your viewers who they want to hear even though you know it's wrong. this is happening. they write about the media for the kill, he joins us tonight. this seems like a crisis point for that network. this is back-to-back two vivid noncontested illustrations of editorial corruption. >> i

for cnn's president, jeff zucker. that's tonight's opening monologue. history is literally happening right in front of our eyes. we have the liberal destroyed trumpet mainstream media is now in a free fall

yet another layer to the cnn problem, the network under siege. greg, your thoughts. >> greg: it's tempting to rip cnn to shreds given the pleasure they've taken to our travails. and it's not a nothing burger, it's a nothing caviar. i will defend van jones in the sense that i don't think he was ever on the russian trump thing, the narrative of the network. definitely, they are pushing this. but he always seemed more measured of the crew. i don't think he's being a hypocrite. so i have to praise him for being consistent off-camera and on camera because like i said, this will happen to us. if you aren't consistent on camera and off-camera, and you say you're for something in the green room and you're against it when you are here, you deserve to be called out. i don't think that happened to van jones. one other point. i find it interesting how the media loves this kind of stuff when they are to the target. decades of consumer journalism were born from 60 minutes. every local tv news station had a consumer reporter that would dog some poured guy at a

what is next for cnn? on his show, rush limbaugh projected the end may be near. >> could donald trump mean the end of cnn? what a legacy that would be. i think that is what the trump administration is doing with many in the media. they are like cats. he's got this little red laser light and it's just causing him to make fools of themselves that everyone is laughing laughing . that is what jim acosta happened to my cat happened to them yesterday. >> tucker: cast to a red laser light. awesome. we don't know what will happen next at cnn. but whatever happens, this is clearly a networking crisis. it happens to companies from time to time, and ron, bear stearns, it's not unheard of. the question is, how is your country responder nights corruption is revealed? here is how cnn was responding. media critic brian seltzer, who also host a show, attacking the forces of what he described as anti-journalism. "activists promoting hatred and resentment of the press, millions of people are exposed to extreme anti-journali

this is "cnn newsroom." >> good day to you. fair to say it is a crucial week for health care in the united states on the line insurance coverage for millions of americans. u.s. president is hoping to make good on a campaign promise to repeal and replace the affordable care act doned as obamacare. republican leaders are aiming to hold a vote on the new health care legislation this week but the senate bill inity current form does not appear to have enough votes to pass. >> so president trump is working the phones. trying to convince reluctant republican senators to change their minds. listen to how the trump administration is defending the senate plan. >> the plan that we have would put in place with not allow individuals to fall through the cracks. we would not pull the rug out from under anyone. we would not have individuals lose coverage that they want tore themselves and for their family. we want to make certain that health care is available to all-americans. >> as early as monday the congressional budget office is expected t

now let's bring in cnn's diana magnay. diana, the allegation that vladimir putin himself ordered a plan to disrupt and discredit the u.s. electoral process. how are officials responding there? >> reporter: well, pretty limited response so far. we have had a text from the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman saying the show must go on. i think that publicly always the kremlin has wanted to appear as though they are not following every twist and turn of the russia investigation and in fact they used the same terminology as donald trump to describe what is going on in the united states in the media coverage of the russia investigation and all the new revelations as a witch hunt driven by hysterical fake news media. privately, though, one would expect there to be some consternation behind the doors of the kremlin if what the washington post reports is true. first of all, this allegation that the cia was told that putin himself had directly ordered the hacking of u.s. electoral systems from a source deep inside the kremlin. the

cnn reporting u.s. investigators believe russian hackers breached qatar's state news agency to plant a fake news report that contributed to the crisis among manner alice in the persian gulf. >>> that fake report falsely attributed remarks to the nation's ruler, remarks friendly to iran and questioned whether president trump would last in office. we go live to qatar's capital, doha. >> reporter: good morning. just to put this into context if you recall a couple of weeks ago there was this story that came out on the qatari state news agency with quotes attributed to the ruler of qatar, basically criticizing gulf countries like saudi arabia, praising iran as an islamic power and also criticizing president trump. we heard from officials at the time saying that they had been hacked. now the new information we're getting what our cnn colleagues in washington broke overnight is that they believe, u.s. investigators believe it was russian hackers that planted that fake news story on the qatari news website. now

"cnn newsroom" starts right now. >> thank you for joining us. we begin this hour with the developing news out of japan. seven sailors are missing after a u.s. warship collided with a larger merchant vessel. it happened early saturday morning. >> the warship is the "uss fitzgerald." three were evacuated but they're all in stable condition at this point. the philippine merchant vessel has been identified. for more on this story, let's bring in a journalist with us live in tokyo. good to have you with us this hour. let's, first of all, talk more about this operation. continues hour by hour. now, what is the latest you're hearing from officials. >> well, it's been 14 hours, george, since this collision took place off the coast of japan and the seven missing crew members, the search is still under way by both the u.s. side and also the japan coast guard who has also been involved in this rescue operation from the beginning. wae haven't had any updates since this afternoon regarding the whereabouts or the conditions of the missing seven people. we kno

you are live in the "cnn newsroom." thanks for being with me. >>> we have breaking news on this sunday here on cnn. the united states military has shot down a warplane in syria. it is the first time this has happened since the u.s. took an active role in the syrian conflict. plane was shot down, it was a syrian regime bomber, we are learning, that is said to have attacked coalition supported fighters on the ground. this is where it happened, near the city of raqqa, the isis stronghold in northern syria. a statement from the coalition, which is led by the united states, that its forces were responding to the syrian bombing which did cause casualties on the ground, and that the syrian jet was shot down in self-defense. again, the u.s. military for the first time has shot down a syrian air force warplane. we are closely following these developments. stay with becnn for more detail as we get them. >>> now

cnn spoke to her mother. she has a court-appointed attorney, facing a very challenging future. >> thank you, jim. the clash between president trump and the mayor of london now escalating. sadiq khan canceling the president's upcoming visit to the uk. >> the president of the usa in these circumstances where his policies go against everything we stand for. i think we have a special relationship. it's no different to when you have a close -- you stand with them in adversity but call them out when they're wrong. >> trump has repeatedly criticized khan for his handling of the london terrorist attack. let's get the latest on this public feud from cnn frederik pleitgen live in london him good morning to you. let's go back to your original statement from sadiq khan about why people should not be alarmed, that's regarding a police presence there in london, correct? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. that's correct. sadiq khan is saying london is dealing with this terrorist attack, what's going to happen is in the next cou

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not cnn. instead they issued a statement briefly in support of the producer in question appeared here's what it says. "diversity of personal opinion is what makes cnn strong, and we welcome and embrace it." of course, diversity. say the word five times and all is forgiven. it's like magic. the equivalent of the witches spell. the irony, though, of course, diversity of thought is exactly what is missing in the american media at this moment. almost every reporter in washington is on the russia story. those who defend are attacked as collaborators, clambering out there with trump or with let me put in himself. the result is to make everyone in the press dumber and more credulous. cnn had to fire three of its reporters after they published a bogus story trying to link a trump associate with the russian government. the piece was wrong, poorly sourced, and puffy. no other american news outlets caught it. in the end, that story was exposed by something called sputnik news. that the company owned by t

heather: the bazaar new tactic used by cnn. rob: overhauling obamacare, countries like australia for inspiration. is the grass greener on the other side? and australian native has an answer to that. heather: a california democrat the only one to win a special election but where is he? ♪ there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it, with great summer deals up to 40% off. visit booking.com. booking.yeah! >> the only democrat to win a special congressional election this year but everybody wants to know where is he? jenny gomez voted to represent los angeles earlier this month but he hasn't shown up for work yet. he wants to serve a little longer as california state lawmaker. kevin mccarthy saying gomez is, quote, neglecting his job and should be resigning, gomez claimed to be sworn in next month's. rob: cnn using a beloved children's character to attack president trump's traveler, the network producing a biza

cnn correspondent diana magnay live in moscow with the breaking details. what are russian media saying about this may 28th air strike, and what kind of evidence are they giving to support the notion that they have killed this guy? >> reporter: christine, at the moment, it is russian state media who say that the defense ministry is investigating information that al baghdadi was killed in a may 28th russian air strike in the southern suburbs of raqqah. the information they're getting is that he was attending a meeting at a command post there with various other isis personnel, trying to work out how to get isis fighters out of the city of raqqah, which, of course, is being squeezed, both by russian and syrian forces and by the coalition, and that he may have been killed alongside others in a russian air strike on may 28th. now, of course, we have heard in the past reports that al baghdadi has been killed, so that is presumably by the russians are caveating this with, we are investigating, we are trying to verify that he may have been killed. but of course, fo

joining us to discuss, cnn intelligence and security analyst and former cia operative, bob bear and cnn global affairs analyst kimberly doeshier. so this attack was so low tech, a van, some knives. does this strike you that the terrorists are adapting yet again? >> an yashgs it does. look, we had the attack in nice last year. we had the attack in berlin at the christmas market. now london. we had another attack on a bridge. you know, you can trace people buying explosives, peroxide, people with know how. it's easy to identify them. people, for instance, on the manchester attack went back to libya possibly syria to get training. but these kind of attacks, they're just almost unpreventable as long as there's a lot of people in one place and cars are easy to get to. or trucks. yeah, it's scary. >> you have to stop the person who is motivated to do this. that is, of course, the biggest question about how do you do that? what do you make, bob, of those vests that the terrorists were wearing? we now learned they were fake suicide vests. why wear them? >> well, to keep people away, anna. you k

cnn correspondent athena jones outside the white house, also with us cnn contributor and cnn's former moscow bureau chief jill dougherty joining us. athena, is the president now saying he does believe definitively that russia hacked the election? >> hi, ana. well, it certainly sounds as though the president now agrees with u.s. intelligence agencies who concluded months ago that russia meddled in the 2016 election. he still hasn't given a definitive denunciation or a definitive stand alone statement about that issue. but listen to what he told fox news. >> well, i just heard today for the first time that obama knew about russia a long time before the election and he did nothing about it, but nobody wants to talk about that. the cia gave him information on russia a long time before they even, you know, before the election. and i hardly see it. it's an amazing thing to me. in other words, the question is, if he had the information, why didn't he do something about it? he should have done something about it. >> so there you hear the president seeming to now take the u.s. intelligence age

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russia is cnn's missing plane story. they are not going to find evidence like they did with the plane.e. i also think the scandal here is that the medical producer is eating chick-fil-a. what kind of medical professor eats chick-fil-a? i think this is a big black eye for cnn no matter how they spend it. the core of the video is what everybody already knew, that cnn is biased against trump, wants him to leave office, and they are pushing at the russia story for ratings and cash. now, if a fox news producer was caught in a video sting saying that the company wants obama impeached and they are pushing a bogus story about the president's birth certificate just for ratings, and the ceo is on board with that, that would be national news. it would be national news. this was buried just like everything else. the real scandal is these three guys resigning, which i think they did honorably for pushing a fake news story -- >> also, the birth certificate is real. f >> not sure that that's the best comparison. forced out, paid out, r

our cnn analysts and national reporter for cnn politics. great to have you all here. and reporting what will surprise everyone today? that's in the bill or not in the bill? >> yeah, well, we knew this was grog to going to be a tough needle for senate republicans to thread. just like in the highways, there are conservatives add moderates in the conservative republican congress who want different things. medicaid is a great example seeing how they try to give something to conservatives and moderates as well. we know that medicaid expansion will be phased out more slowly than in the house version, but the cuts to the medicaid program are actually deeper. the federal subsidies tied to income, not age. as was proposed in the house bill, but the eligibility threshold will be lower. another example of giving something to moderates but giving something else to conservatives as well. planned parenthood defunded for one year. this, of course, is a very big issue for someone like a senate collins or murkowski. >> possibly a deal breaker? >> the big question. is it going to be a

and cnn news ro"cnn newsroom" s now. >>> and we begin the hour with a deadly explosion in eastern pakistan. at least 120 people are dead, dozens more injured after an oil tanker exploded in the city sunday morning. >> the tanker reportedly left the road following an accident then villagers gathered to collect the oil, and that is when the truck exploded. an emergency has been declared in the city as well as in nearby towns. >> cnn producer sophia saufy joins me with the latest on the situation there. >> reporter: yes, it's a very horrific situation. it was supposed to be a time of celebration, the last day of ramadan here in pakistan. tomorrow is a massive festival. there was a public holiday declared for the rest of the week. and this was not supposed to be a time of such tragedy. what we do know at 6:30 this morning, an oil tanker collided with another vehicle and fell off the road into a nearby field. this is where villages from nearby came on their bikes, carrying pots, pans, any container they could find and started carrying off as much fuel as they could in these containers. and ten

"cnn tonight" starts right now. i'll see you tomorrow. >>> we finally learn the truth about trump's tapes. well, maybe. and the gop takes another shot at health care. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. president trump admits he's been stringing us along for weeks. surprise. not so much. he doesn't have tapes of his chats with james comey after all, but this is a much bigger deal than the president may think. and here we go again. the gop's health care bill hanging by a thread. republicans threatening to vote against it. president trump undercutting his own party suggesting the bill needs work. so let's get to all of it now, cnn's athena jones and manu raju will join us and cnn's senior legal analyst mr. jeffrey toobin is here as well. good evening to all of you. athena, let's take a look at the president's tweet. the president said "with all the recently or theed electronic surveillance intercepts, unmasking, illegal leaking of information, i have no idea whether there are tapes or recordings of my conversations

i'm rosemary church here at cnn headquarters in atlanta. u.s. president trump is claiming victory in the state of georgia wrp cnn projects republican karen handel will win a seat in congress. many saw this contest as a litmus test for mr. trump's presidency. with 99% of the vote in, handel has 51.9%. democrat john ossoff has 48.1%. don'ters and cliktle action commits poured more than $50 million into the campaign. the most expensive are for a u.s. house seat. >> i need to also thank speaker ryan and the house leadership and so many of the members across this country who also united to help us hold the sixth. and a special thanks to the president of the united states of america. >> donald trump responded on twitter saying, this, well the special elections are over. and those that want to make america great again are 5-0. all the fake news all the money spent eelks nothing. >> as for john ossoff he addressed supports in atlanta. >> so this is not the outcome any of us were hoping for. but this is the beginning of something much bigger than us. [ c

brian todd, cnn. >>> let's discuss now. so the tapes. one of the president's attorneys is going to be on with jake tapper on "state of the union" this morning. he said that this is the week we are going to learn if there are tapes. why drag this out, josh? >> basically, this is what donald trump does any time he doesn't want to tell us something. he says next week or in two weeks. it's convenient because it's long enough you don't ask every day but it's short enough you still stay excited. his way of stringing everybody along without actually making a decision. so i don't think jay was speaking for hims. he was referring to the president's statements which we know is a perilous thing for a spokesman for this president. all they can do. they don't have any information on when the decision are coming out. the president's statements tend to be totally incorrect and they are left holding the bag like they are sacrificing their problem. that is not a problem for jay but a trump problem and all of the rest of his aides have also experienced. >

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matthew chance, cnn, st. petersburg, in russia. >>> turning now to some devastating news out of afghanistan. seven people were killed, more than 100 were hurt today in a trio of suicide bombings in kabul during the funeral for an anti-government protester who was killed in demonstrations this week. the head of afghanistan was at the funeral, but survived this attack. the violence coming as much of kabul is under lockdown amid the anti-government demonstrations going on. >>> done with evading the questions. nikki haley is the first trump official to comment on the president's belief on climate change. what she told cnn, next. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." is this thing on? huh? come on! your turn! where do pencils go on vacation? pennsylvania! (laughter) crunchy wheat frosted sweet! kellogg's frosted mini-wheats. feed your inner kid [ barks ] radio: scorching heat today, staywalter!ut there! stop suffering with hot ac. cool it yourself with a/c pro. in just 3 easy steps, enjoy the comfort of 2 times the c

cnn's joe johns live at the white house with more. it does seem that every time the president hears the words "russia investigation" he thinks, bad for me. >> reporter: that certainly does seem to be the case, chris. look, last night we had the first trump campaign fund-raiser in washington, d.c. with some really interesting optics. the president, five months into his first term, already preparing to participate in the competitive american democratic process at the highest level. while there's still this threat of russia out there. and his senior administration aides are telling us they're having a very difficult time convincing the president to take the threat seriously. president trump's top administration officials frustrated that the president has taken no public steps to punish russia for its election interference. as trump chooses instead to fault his predecessor. >> obama knew about russia a long time before the election, and he didn't nothing about it. >> reporter: multiple senior administration officials telling cnn there is

cnn apologized and three journalists offered their resignation and left cnn. live in our west coast newsroom, with the latest. >> the cnn article citing just one anonymous source claimed a senate intelligence committee was looking into the executive of a $10 billion russian investment fund, and that the russian executive had met with hedge fund manager and trump ally. after he threatened a lawsuit and cnn decided it could not fully stand behind its reporting, the story was retracted. cnn apologized, and he accepted. the president, however, was not as magnanimous, tweeting "wow, cnn had to retract big story on russia with three employees forced to resign. what about all the other phony stories they do? fake news. "he went on to indicate that cnn is about to go through management changes, and that ratings are down. cnn fired back, saying "we just posted our second most-watched quarter in history. for those of the facts." and while they have won awards, it is also been involved in a series of embarrassing missteps. like having to fire kathy griffin for the pictur

cnn did have an investigative team resign over a story they ran. guest: yes. cnn responded quickly. they ran a story that was -- i hope viewers are familiar with but just in general a trump ally being loosely connected to a russian investment fund. the story went up on the web. it didn't even get on tv. it was taken down. there was an apology. the three very senior, very experienced veteran journalists all offered their resignations and they were accepted which that raises a lot of questions to me why they were accepted, what's the story behind that but i'm hoping that cnn will be a little more transparent about what happened. i think that transparency is the new objectivity, that the media's reputation is so low but, you know, i can't really think of a time where the media's reputation has been high. so these polls they talk about distrust in the media don't really mean anything. host: let's hear what our viewers have to say about this. steven in hyde park, new york. democrat. caller: good morning. thanks for c-span. this st amazed that administration seems to try to crush press fr

of cnn's "united shades of america." kamau bell tries to understand the modern chinese american identity and society's misconceptions about the community versus the country china. >> their books over and over again with dragons. you know? >> with dragons? always with dragons? >> always something about, the rising dragon. it inspires a lot of fear. it's really disturbing, because then that gets mapped on to chinese americans here, and people begin to have these fears of chinese americans, and they see them as one and the same without, you know, distinguishes. china is china as a political economic geopolitical kind of are entity and you have chinese american whose have really been here for a long time. who have adopted the ways, you know, of american culture and kind of becoming part of this multicultural, multiracial society. >> kamau bell joins us now live, and i just wanted to ask about this idea. you know, chinese americans, what's their feeling of connection, or is there a strong feeling of connection to china? which

with the c "cnn tonight" starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news right now, seems michael flynn forgot to mention another foreign trip on his security clearance form. another one. and this one doozy. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. want to know a lot more about flynn's 2015 trip to the middle east. their investigation could look at whether president trump crossed the line in his conversations with fired fbi director james comey. meanwhile, a bunker mentality spreading inside that place you're looking at right there, the white house. press briefings cut back, as rumors fly that sean spicer may be leaving the podium. we'll discuss all of this. let's get straight to cnn's jim sciutto with more on our breaking news. jim, good evening to you. we have new reporting tonight on what must be a thorn in the president's side. former national security adviser michael flynn failing to disclose a middle east trip about a russia deal. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's exactly right. this is a letter from the ranking members, ranking democrats on the house over

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eastern on cnn. . you are live in the cnn newsroom. welcome. i'm forsberg sanchez in for ana cabrera. this is breaking news on cnn. a claim of responsibility for the deaths of three american soldiers in afghanistan. it's being described as an insider attack. one, where an afghan serviceman turned his gun on u.s. forces, we'll go straight to washington and diane gallagher. diane, what happened in afghanistan and who's taking responsibility for this? >> so boris, this happened in the nangarhar province in east afghanistan. it's a green-on-blue attack it's called. the afghan cal btaliban is t

same withfe cnn. the only reason cnn has ratings, because every damn airport you go to it's up there. i don't know what's going on in the bars and everything. you go well, where's fox? i think this is a lot to do about nothing, this tweet. but i think the media have a big problem. not because of me and you, because the public really hates the media hate the facts. >> there's a reason your book's number one on amazon and all your books have been number one. there's a reason talk radio has seen an incredible resurgence in the last three years and frankly, you know, a lot of nights - - people are seeking out outlets, they know they have choices, they don't have to sit there and be lied to, and propaganda - - . >> it's not just trump, although i've never seen anything like this before. look at the way they treated sarah palin. look at the way they've treated reagan. he was dumb, a b-actor, one of the greatest presidents in the american history. republicans are dumb, incompetent, and immoral. the people ar

not just cnn. we saw on msnbc today there but an analyst on there used to work for the bush administration said sticking up for trump is like hucking a suicide bomber. you would -- hugging a suicide bomber. you would think that after kathy griffin you would stop using the isis analogies. negatively has worked to a certain extent but when the president is speaking you should cover that or you'll pay for it in the ratings. we saw it last night. >> tucker: thank you for joining us. >> good to see you. >> tucker: great. in the speech last night, the president called for a new law to keep immigrants off welfare. is that a divisive radical proposal or already the law? did it start under bill clinton? we'll discuss that next. dear predictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia

cnn asked him if he thinks the tapes exist. he said "i don't think so" and added "if there are, i'm on them." we've seen the candidate trump do this before, dangle some information. >> i don't think there are any tapes, do you? >> i have no idea. >>> talk about awkward, president trump's first official meeting with his entire cabinet. >> there is tape. >> unfortunately, there is tape of this. a bizarre competition, if you will, to see who could lavish the most praise on the boss. one by one, each secretary tried to outdo the last as the president listened without comment. chief of staff reince priebus also heaping on the flattery. >> it's great to be here and celebrate this group. we are receiving, as you know -- i'm not sure the rest of you -- >> again, and also working again. >> on behalf of the entire senior staff around you, mr. president, we thank you for the opportunity and the blessing that you've given us to serve your agenda and the american people. >> almost doesn't do it justice. it went on. >> a small sampling, real

talking there with cnn contributor steve moore. many thanks to you for sharing your expertise on this matter as we continue to follow this breaking news. one person dead, at least eight wounded when this van hit pedestrians as they were leaving a mosque after prayer. we know at ts hour that the prime minister of britain, theresa may, is calling ts -- and she says the police are treating this as a potential terrorist attack. we know from the london mayor siddeeq kauch sadiq khan, he has called the van incident a horrific terrorist attack. we are continuing to follow this breaking news. we're back in a moment. it's not just a car, it's your daily retreat. innovative technology. refined styling. that feeling you can only find in a lexus. go ahead, spoil yourself. the es and es hybrid. lease the 2017 es 350 for $329 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. so, if anyone has a reason that these two should not be wed, speak now. (coughs) so sorry. oh no... it's just that your friend daryl here is supposed to be liv