cnn wonders why crowds of americans have singled them out. cnn sucks. they chant it. they scream it and the network can't admit when they get something wrong. think about they think this about the network. >> [shouting]. >> cnn sucks! cnn sucks. >> [shouting]. >> sean: i could play all of the different montages, but we have other news to cover. despite cnn's long history of flawed report the trump tower story was picked up and repackaged by every news network in july. most of them admitted they were wrong. while abc, cbs, and nbc, spent 39 minutes hyping that cnn story. as of last night they ignored the davis reversal on air. while fake news and cnn push anti-trump coverage. we will show you the full picture. an economy that is breaking records. they were the clinton news network and loved obama. they hated bush and really hate trump. the second quarter gdp growth was revised upward. american job satisfaction is ranking the highest it has been since 2005. add to that idea's consumer confidence number. an 18 year high. more jobs to people than are on unemployment. low

but myself and cnn issues. the only thing i can think of that would allow them to stand by the story when they know that lanny got it wrong is that michael cohen told her to them. but then of michael cohen told her to them, then with any committed perjury when he testified before congress. that is the only thing you could hang your hat on if you are cnn and if that is the case, then the need to come out and said fred otherwise this is journalistically embarrassing for cnn to be the only network standing by to everybody else has pulled it back. especially, asn. i said before, look at what they did to donald trump jr. when they said he had advance knowledge of wikileaks. they got burned on that story and they won't cite their sources. yet they have reported that as a bombshell. these bombshellsds that are duds are killing journalism.se >> sean: all of the networks, all of the newspapers, sort of all groupthink, to quote tucker, and they get on one fixation a day, we will hate trump on this today, and they all get

everybody did except cnn. it's a bombshell that cnn reported. all of which anti-trump and none of which came true. 4 out of 5 they had to retract. they don't want to retract this one. i don't know why. >> dan, i believe that the president calling out fake news has done more damage i think in a positive way. it's something we conservatives said for a long time. there is a liberal bias in the press. i think they will be viewed with skepticism that maybe didn't exist in the mind of the mass population before. >> for guys like me, that bias is real. i had arguments about facts like 2 plus 2 equals 4 and the liberal media person, no it's 4.5. you would being a trump scoop that cnn got at least once would be a pro-trump scoop. the problem is all of cnn's scoops that get debunked later, they are always anti-trump stories. that means 1 of 2 things. cnn is full of suckers or they are lying. for them not to retract this story is absurd. the course for the story is the lawyer of the guy michael cohen. >> sean: michael cohen's testimony is coming out. we wi

the breaking news, this into cnn. the leaders of north and south korea have agreed to meet in september in pyeongyang. south korean president moon jae-in and the north korean leader kim jong-un have met twice this year. >> the summit next month comes as experts doubt whether the north is committed to getting rid of its nuclear weapons. but pyeongyang is putting pressure on western countries to start lifting those sanctions. cnn's paula hancocks is following this story from seoul in south korea. so paula, bring us up-to-date, all the information you have on this summit now expected in september. >> reporter: well, rosemary, this has just been decided at a meeting between north and south korea, the equivalent in the north as well. and this was at the dmz at that truce village where a number of meetings between the north and south have been carried out in recent months. so what they have decided is they will have this korean summit within september in pyeongyang. there isn't an exact date at this point. this isn't someth

cnn wonders why crowds of americans have singled them out. cnn sucks. they say it, they chant it, they scream it, and the network still can't admit when they get something wrong. by the t way, think about -- we, they think this about the network.g] [crowd chanting "cnn sucks"] >> sean: if i had all night, i could play all the different montages but we have other needs to cover. despite cnn's long history of abusively biased, flawed reporting, the 2016 trump tower story was literally cheerfullyke picked up, repackaged by everyre news network back in july, most of them at least admitted they were wrong, according to news busters. abc, cbs, nbc, the spent 39 minutes hyping that story. as of last night, they ignored the lanny davis reversal on air. while fake news cnn and others almost exclusively push aggressive anti-trump coverage, we'll show you the full picture, which includes an economy that is literally breaking records. remember, there was a clinton news network. they loved obama, they hated l bush, now they really hate trump. today we learned that t

rosenstein, but a source telling cnn rudy giuliani talked him off the ledge. the president said to be worried about robert mueller's reaction if he does remove sessions. >>> the start of paul manafort's second financial crimes trial has been pushed back a week. the federal judge approving a defense request for a delay to september 24th. jury selection will still take place on september 17th. the judge also warned manafort's lawyers several times at a pretrial hearing yesterday about their behavior in court, indicating she's closely watching the defense team to make sure they don't act out. meantime, the nypd is investigating a robbery at the home of a banker who previously worked with manafort. david falerno told police a briefcase and ipad were taken. prudenters have said faleno is involved in manafort's bank fraud schemes but he was never charged. >>> president trump slamming google, accusing of it political bias. trump claimed on twitter that google's search results were for trump news rigged so almost all news is bad, adding google and others are suppressi

neutrogena®. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." funerals have begun in zimbabwe in the wake of deadly post election violence. hundreds gathered to mourn a 52-year-old mother of two. her family says she was shot in the back while coming home from work. six people were killed in clashes between security forces and protesters who say the election was rigged. our david mckenzie is in the capital. >> reporter: the election standoff continues here in zimbabwe with the opposition refusing to concede defeat and saying they will present evidence of rigging, something that they haven't done so yet. and this weekend there were funerals of those killed in the violence that broke out last week after this disputed poll. the president-elect said he welcomed the opposition taking their dispute to the courts here in zimbabwe, but there are growing calls in the region and in the continent for the opposition to concede defeat. but so far this dispute continues, leaving this country in a potentially difficult limbo as it tries to move beyond years of

nima elbajir, cnn, london. >>> cnn has asked the saudi government for comment, but have not heard back yet. >>> the bitter feud between the u.s. president and his attorney general, now jeff sessions is pushing back and donald trump not amused by it. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ ozempic®! ♪ ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not share needles or pens. don't reuse needles. do not take ozempic® if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocri

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cnn obtained the footage from local houthi officials. this attack on a school bus carrying children of the u.s. backed saudi led ocoaliticoalit yemen has drawn condemnation. they allege the attack was a legitimate target, recruiters of child soldiers. still the coalition is investigating and says it is fighting to reinstate yemen's legitimate president after his overthrow by the iranian backed houthi militias. three years unknown and the devastation in yemen continues. the surviving children struggle to piece together what happened. the scope of the tragedy still too difficult to absorb. this is medic, the first at the scene. many of the bodies found after the attack are so muteulatilatet the process of identifying them has been drawn out and torturous. while the men busy themselves digging little graves waiting to be filled one by one. you can hear the joy in osoma's voice. ali, mohamed, he calls out chasing behind them, wait. let's take a picture and the camera goes dead. cnn, london. >> it is the terribly disturbing reality of what's

white did not respond to cnn's request for comment. defense secretary james mattis would make a final decision on punishment. >>> the department of homeland security's watchdog will review a tsa program called quiet skies. the recently revealed program uses federal air marshals to track u.s. citizens flagged by computer software as possibly posing a threat. passengers are not suspected of a crime, they're not under investigation, they're not on any terror watch list. investigators will look into whether the program follows privacy laws and whether it is effective. >>> students in parkland, florida, go back to school today, but things are hardly back to normal. six months after one of the deadliest school shootings in u.s. history left 17 people dead, marjory stoneman douglas high now features newly installed 20-foot fences. broward county investing $26 million in security at all of its schools, including double doors, cameras, and security personnel. >>> two sisters who worked in a school cafeteria in connecticut apparently had an appe

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cnn. tobit clearly present continued, "what is going on in cnn happens at other networks with nbc news being the worst. the good news is that andy lackey's but to be fired for incompetence and much worse. one of lester holt caught clutching my tape, they got hurt badly." he cannot state how strongly enough the media is. they have their hatred and agenda. this includes fake books which come back at me all the time, always anonymous sources at a pure fiction. and me of the people. subsequently the president noted that cnn "is working frantically to find their source, look hard because it doesn't exist. whatever left of seed" ability is now gone." an apparently fraudulent cnn story that claimed the president was aware of the now famous russia lawyer meeting at trump tower before took place. davis, the lower representing cohen says he was the source of the story and he admits he has no evidence that it is actually true. that is bad for state and obviously. they refused comment on its own disho

cnn reported on that letter to mr. mueller in june. >> last month, michael cohen is willing to tell the special counsel that the president did know about the trump tower meeting in advance. and now the tweet. admitting the meeting was designed to get information on the opponent and claiming he did not know about it. >> got that? >> got it. >> does it make sense? >>> the trial of paul manafort on bank and tax fraud charges resuming this morning with defense lawyering cross kpami examining witnesses. a witness told jurors in 2016 she sent a fake letter from a shell company to a bank to help paul manafort get a loan. she also implicated manafort deputy rick gates. she took the actions under his direction. now she was given immunity for exchange for the testimony. rick gates is expected to take the stand early this week. >>> three months to go before the midterms. administration officials are trying to convince voters that president trump doesn't believe the russian interference is a hoax. kellyanne conway making the round

cnn -- >>> jessica, thank you. cnn has learned that tsa is planning to eliminating screening at 150 airports. they also say the proposal would come with a small undesirable security risk. a tsa spokesman saying the documents confirm a debate within the agency. two of the september 11th attackers first flew from portland, maine. a small airport there would be less secure. cnn's rene marsh has the latest from washington. >> reporter: dave, this would be a major change for travelers and a shift in how tsa uses resources. the proposal, the agency is considering, calls for elimination of the tsa screening at small and medium sized airports that operate commercial plane was 60 seats or fewer. operating theory is treerrorist are not interested in the smaller airports and they are targeting larger airports. >> big or small against anybody you can go after. so the opportunity to go after a 50-person passenger jet is very attractive. >> reporter: the concern is the lack of imagination for how bad actors could exploit securit

train to cnn. >> okay, cnn. called in andy lacky. wasn't nbc who had that whole thing about harvey weinstein, we don't want this story. it is not ready. this is not something we are interested in. why? they were owned by harvey weinstein in the figurative sense. and then you got nbc with matt lauer. there was a man who sat on the second floor who told me about matt lauer years ago and if we knew about it, i'm sure nbc knew about it. you've got all the other issues at nbc that they are the first ones to criticize us. look, nbc and cnn, devoted to every three seconds donald trump should be impeached, impeached and if we can impeach him, how can we indict him? the office of legal counsel says we can't indict the president. let's get a state attorney general to indict the president. americans are kind of fed up with this since i was the president for good reason. lou: and the american people are fed up irrespective of the polls that you choose. it is my personal opinion that president trump is at least 10 points greater than the numbers

the president attacks cnn and cnn attacks the president. as far as i can tell it doesn't get anybody else anywhere. >> the fact that cnn continues to stand by the story that lanny davis was a source for and he has backed away from his own claims is a little unusual, isn't it? >> look, i have no idea what -- cnn says they stand by the story. they've got the goods on it. what can we do but take them at their word. with all of the mueller stuff, with all of the stuff, the breathless speculation that we have seen from both sides from people who are trying to discredit the mueller investigation and people trying to discredit the president, all of the speculative stories, take them with a grain of salt. skip them if you want. read the funny pages if you prefer. the truth is we won't know the real deal until mueller is done with his report. everything else is come on. >> when is that going to be? >> when the president is ready to talk to robert mueller. what we've watched is a very long and complicated dance between the president and his lawyers a

this is cnn's source contradicting what they said to cnn, so somebody is lying. do you think this will be on reliable sources? >> brian: i have a test pattern. lanny davis is a crisis expert. here is his crisis. how do i solve it? take responsibility pretty. take the heat. the reporting got mixed up. no, that didn't work. i made a mistake. i didn't mean to be cured. never was. said he didn't lie to cnn. he unintentionally misspoke. said he, his instinct, this is what he said about what cohen knows. his instinct was that his client might have something to say about mueller, hacking, but he shouldn't have said anything. that's your lawyer. this is nothing to do with cohen. it's about hillary clinton and lanny davis. cohen doesn't come up. the question is, is he worried michael: put his hand on the bible and swore that he was telling the truth and said he had nothing to do with this, that trump knew nothing about this trump tower situation. when he came ounces now he knows, then cohen suddenly looks as though he created, committed perjury. then he had to backtrack?

you're in the cnn "newsroom." welcome. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo met north korea's foreign minister and discussed a plan to cooperate on denuclearization, at least for north korea. pompeo tweeted the u.s. delegation had the opportunity to deliver president trump's reply to kim jong-un's letter. >> despite friendly hand shakes and meetings, a confidential u.n. report says north korea is still continuing to develop nuclear and missile programs in violation of international sanctions. cnn senior international correspondent ivan watson has details for us. >> reporter: you had pompeo coming and the north korean foreign minister, they didn't have a bilateral meeting scheduled, but secretary pompeo went out of his way to kind of walk across a crowded room, to shake hands, exchange a couple of nice words with the north korean foreign minister and make sure that a letter from president trump was handed off to him to then deliver to the north korean leader, kim jong-un. it is a little less than two months ago when

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let's bring in samuel burke, cnn business and technology correspondent. usually overseas, good to have you in new york. so when the president tweeted this, just about 24 hours ago, you googled trump news. what did it find? >> he says only fake news results show up? the very first result as you see right there, fox news. there is no credible evidence here to support anything that the president has tweeted or said about this from the oval office in the past 24 hours. even though this sent google stock down about $7 billion, it looks like the reason he's talking about this is because conservative fox news host lou dobbs was talking about this on his show citing pj media, probably an outlet you've never heard of, they have a report looking at this. they say that organizations like bloomberg and cnbc are conservative outlets according to their study. but of course the president's own adviser, larry kudlow, who's been talking about this, was from c nebraska. so there's calling it a liberal news outlet even though the president's most-trusted adviser just came f

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cnn political analyst julian selzer is with us. cnn legal analyst michael zelden is as well. and cnn politics reporter to koppen. former business partner, manafort, rick gates maybe called this week. he is considered a star witness. in exchange for his guilty plea. what is to be expected from him? >> yes, that's right, fred. i mean, in many ways, this is sort of what everyone has been waiting for the trial to build up to. he was the man who is sort of on the inside so to speak on all of these different pieces of the puzzle that have been being put together by this testimony from, you know, from accountants, from the various sort of external factors in manafort's world. but this is the man who was, you know, supposedly according to prosecutors side by side with manafort as much as this went down and may be the one to testify, you know, exactly what he was thinking and doing and intending, which is so important when you're building this criminal case. you know, he also is sort of the connection to trump world. that we haven't seen as much. >> and that's what has to be what peop

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cnn's paula hancocks joins us live from osan air base in south korea. paula, bring us up to speed. >> reporter: well, laura, this ceremony is under way at this point. i'm here at the runway of osan air base, where two c-17 planes are waiting to take those remains on to hawaii, and they will be greeted by vice president mike pence there as they touch down on u.s. soil. they'll be there for identification. now, at this point, there is a service member playing the bagpipes, leading six vans, each of them carrying one casket to those c-17 planes, and they will be received with full honors by many standing by here, u.s. service members, some of the families as well from osan air base coming to pay their respects to these service members. now, there will also be a flyover. four f-16s will be flying over what is known as the missing man formation, which is always do you know at memorial ceremonies like this. and certainly, what we've been hearing at this point over the past couple of hours from officials is that they do believe that many of these remains are l

you're watching cnn newsroom. venezuelan president nicholas maduro is blaming an international right wing plot for what he calls an assassination attempt. drones detonated explosives near him while he was giving a speech on saturday. he's accusing the outgoing coluc columbian president of being behind the attack. >> hawaiian officials are urging people to prepare emergency kits as hurricane hector gets closer. the storm is strengthening. it's now reached category 4 and is expected to hit hawaii on sunday. >> sources tell cnn that u.s. president donald trump is worried his son don jr. will get caught up in the russia investigation. if don jr. lied to congress about what he knows, he could face criminal charges. the president's attorney rudy giuliani denies anyone at the white house is worried. >> in the u.s. the midterm elections are just three months away. both democrats and republicans are struggling to find a winning strategy. the democrats are split. should their candidates push for impeachment of the president

rene marsh, cnn, washington. >> and back with us, cnn national security analyst and former assistant secretary for the department of homeland security, juliette kayyem. thank you for sticking around. gauge for us, if you would, please, what kind of danger this does or does not put the public in. >> so, i want to just put this in perspective. look, agencies, including security agencies, are constantly reassessing their budgets and their priorities. budgets are just -- you know, money is just a way of reflecting what the policy should be. so, there's nothing surprising about tsa saying we want to cut here and not cut here. what's surprising is that these cuts are being made without any changes, at least from the public's perspective, and certainly congress' perspective, to whether there is a threat reduction, whether there is a risk reduction, and whether those changes, in particular at these smaller airports, will be filled by alternatives or whether we're just going to leave a gap. so, that i think is the sort of pressing question right now, is, is this just tsa just saying, look, we

on the other side, diplomatic sources tell cnn that the u.s. has made proposals for a verified denuclearization. all of them have been rejected by the kim regime as gangster like. for the latest on the impasse, let's bring in cnn's will ripley live in hong kong. >> reporter: phil, this really is a surprise to almost no one that this process is turning out to be extraordinarily difficult and slow and frustrating. the north koreans are simply not going to be willing to give up a large amount of nuclear weapons right away. they want it to happen over a long period of time. they want relief from sanctions with each small step they take. when secretary of state mike pompeo traveled to pyongyang in july and asked repeatedly for north korea to make the big move in denuclearization and the north koreans said no, the tension escalated. the public spat, this back and forth with the u.s. and north korea. you have mike pompeo and haleni haley and all not living up to the end of the denuclearization. the u.s. apparently told countries not to send high level

let's discuss now with cnn national security analysts and cnn global affairs analyst susie glasser. never a dull moment in the news business and in america. thank you for talking about this. take us through this. what does bruce orr have to do with former fbi attorney paige and what information led him to testify today? >> well, it's interesting. first of all, he has become increasing focus both of the sort of very active group of trump defenders up on capitol hill. president trump has also started getting in on the action. his wife worked for the firm fusion gps that commissioned the steele dossier. he also worked at the fbi and was the liaison with christopher steele in relaying his information. this is closed door testimony. we don't know what happened behind the scenes. what you have is all republican members of congress who were present apparently at this hours long interrogation today. there was democratic staff there but no democratic members of congress. you basically have this whole parallel inquiry launched on capitol hill that is about the republican conspiracy theory ver

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this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. huge breaking news out of florida. a big upset in the democratic primary for governor. joining me to discuss is tom foreman. tom, listen, as we have been talking it's a big upset. what happened? as chris was saying, he plate the population centers well. nobody thauz that gillum could do this and now here we are. >> what we have done is watch both parties decimate the political center. it's either left or it's right. on this side, andrew gillum, the man who came out backed by bernie sanders. he edged out gwenn graham. look how close that vote is by comparison. we talked about the population centers. the areas where you see that color associated with his win, tallahassee, that was the mayor. look at those. look at where hillary clinton won in 2016. those will all fall into the same slots that we won except for this one near pensacola. so the question is can he get enough support nond beyond that in the general election. with the close divide we showed you a moment ago, show that real quickly. if you look at the close div

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our cnn justice correspondent evan perez and cnn political correspondent sara murray, they are here. evan first to you. cnn has now learned that rudy giuliani is preparing a report to counter mueller's findings what's the latest. >> that's right, wolf. we know that special counsel robert mueller is working on his investigation, still talking to witnesses. but the president's legal team are team is not wasting time. they say they are working on a report, rudy giuliani in particular says that he is here in washington right now working on that report as we speak. now, what this report will be is essentially a rebuttal or a prebuttal of what we expect to be the findings of robert mueller. and the report that rudy giuliani says his legal team is working on will attack the issues of collusion, collusion between the allegations of collusion between people connected with the trump campaign, and russia. michael flynn -- the michael flynn firing and the obstruction of justice allegations which the special counsel we know is still investigating. wolf, at this point we still don't know how much

brian stelter, cnn, new york. >>> well, u.s. audiences have fallen in love with the glitz and glamour of singapore. >> we've been dating for over a year now, and i think it's about time people met my beautiful girlfriend. >> what about us taking an adventure east? >> like queens? >> singapore. colin's wedding. don't you want to meet my family? >> the romantic comedy "crazy rich asians" clinched the top spot at the box office in the opening weekend here. >> now, the movie made $34 million over five days, beating expectations. it is the first major studio film in 25 years with a mostly asian cast. one media analyst says it's proof that diversity can be good business for hollywood. i want to check out that movie. >> i absolutely do. thank you for being with us for this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell. >> and i'm rosemary church. we'll be right back with another hour of news from all around the world. do stick around. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from an allergy pill? flonase relie

lanny davis blasted cnn on msnbc, that cnn's anonymous sources were wrong about the trump tower claims. even though lanny davis admits he is the anonymous source. cnn quotes lanny davis on the initial story, declining to comment, bill, that lan nip davis was quoted as anonymous source. the media ran with the story. watch this. >> if that information is true and accurate it is significant, the president denied any for knowledge of this event. this meeting goes to the question of intent to collude. >> there is other corroboration that supports cohen too. the you remember phone calls from don, jr., to this blocked number. we know the president had a blocked number. >> cohen's information if true, would bring everybody in the circle closer to criminal activity. >> he led me to believe that he could bring trump back to russia. that he, came out yesterday to me was not a surprise based on conversations michael and i had. liz: here is what the media is not reporting there, bill. no audio recordings of any of this to show this as evidence. also, michael cohen never told congress that trump kne

you're watching "cnn newsroom." i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you this hour. >>> another mass shooting in the united states. two people were killed in jacksonville, florida when a man opened fire at a video game tournament on sunday. nine other people were taken to hospitals with gunshot wounds. the suspect identified as a 24-year-old from baltimore, maryland used a handgun, then killed himself. his motive unclear. >>> pope francis says for now he will not say a single word about claims that he knew of sexual abuse allegations against a cardinal for years and chose to do nothing about it. an archbishop made the accusation in an 11-page letter and is calling for the pope to resign on his way back to rome from ireland. pope francis told reporters the letter speaks for itself and said people should make their own judgment. >>> the late u.s. senator john mccain will be honored for five days this week in three locations. mccain died saturday after a bout with brain c

. >> well, cnn was able to get extraordinary access for this story. and you can go inside mable basset correctional center and hear more from these incredible voices at cnnheroes.com. >>> thanks for watching. our coverage continues. >>> munitions experts make a disturbing discovery, that bomb that killed dozens of children in yemen, it was made in the usa. >>> more former senior intelligence officials slam the u.s. president for his decision to revoke the security clearance of one of their own. >>> and this, the scene in southern india, rescues under way there as monsoon rains and deadly floods hammer that region. >>> and it has for months now, hasn't it. we'll take you there. welcome to our viewers here in the u.s. and all around the world. i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell. "newsroom" starts right now. . >>> we begin with a cnn exclusive. we're learning new and unsettling details about the air strike that hit yemen earlier this month. >> that bomb that killed as many as 50 people, 40 of them children, was supplied by the united states. nim

jeanne moos, cnn. next thing you know they'll want a birth certificate to get eggs. >> this is america. >> she found a person who was carded to buy porkchops? only jeanne could find a person that actually happened to. thank you for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. today yet again the white house has been backtracking and trying to explain away something the president himself said very clearly, as well as breaking news in a moment about a possible interview with special counsel mueller. today the president told millions of people what he wants. he said it plainly and directly, and in fact he wrote it down. so he put some thought into it. now the problem for the president and the white house is that what he wants and what he said, what he actually wrote, it freaked a lot of people out today, because if you're look for evidence that the president is trying to obstruct justice, this is potentially one more piece of evidence. is the tweet. this is a terrible situation. attorney general jef

we talk about the president claiming he doesn't watch cnn, claiming he never watches cnn, he's claimed that about lemon's show in particular, saying i never watch cnn tonight. clearly he was watching last night. it once again shows he's contradicting himself. i'm curious to see in ohio if he tries to keep this going at all. >> can i point out too there's a contradiction in that he praised lebron james over and over again in tweets from 2013, 2015, and one in may of 2013 saying lebron is a great player and a great guy. lebron is a tough competitor who delivers under pressure. i mean -- >> but because now lebron's been critical of him, he's counterpurccounte counterpunching. >> more to discuss here. brian stelter, thank you so much. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo and a top north korean official shaking hands as a u.n. report says the rogue regime is still building missiles. a live report on that next. >>> plus from enron to the subprime mortgage crisis to bernie madoff, the early 2000s were a time of economic turmoil. see how it all unfolded in a new episode of "the 2000s" tomorrow n

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ryan nobles, cnn, berkeley heights, new jersey. >>> let's bring in cnn analyst and attorney areva martin joining via skype. thank you so much for your time. the u.s. president has chimed in on twitter saying that he, quote, allowed white house counsel don mcgahn and all other requested members of the staff to fully cooperate with the special counsel. adding, in addition we readily gave over 1 million pages of documents, most transnarnt history, no collusion, no obstruction. witch-hunt the president says. at face value what do you make of this claim of full cooperation? >> one thing we know, george have that the president's previous personal legal team were very much in favor of the president cooperating with the special counsel's investigation. their thought was if the president cooperated that the special counsel could wrap the investigation up rather quickly. we see that hasn't happened. the president has changed lawyers, as it relates to his personal attorneys. he brought on mr. rudy giuliani to lead up his personal legal team. and we see giuliani has a very different approach to the

>> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> you are in the "cnn newsroom." top of the hour. i'm ana cabrera in new york. thank you for being with us today. it was the clash of angry, passionate rallies that wasn't. today in the streets around the u.s. capitol and the white house, white supremacist groups' plan was to gather in washington by the hundreds on the anniversary of that violent and deadly rally in charlottesville, virginia. but their big rally was a flop. just a few people representing white supremacist groups showed up. most of them covering their faces. they were largely outnumbered, even by the police officers who protected them. by contrast, crowds of counterprotesters showed up to make sure the hate groups did not march without answer. their voices and signs promoting peace, diversity, tolerance, and support for the people of charlottesville. cnn's brian todd and sara sidner are both on the ground in washington. brian, are the people you were following feeling victorious, given the white supremacist rally ended early, it was poorly attended? >> reporter: well,

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