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we'll talk about the breaking news and much more with congressman jerry connelly of the foreign affairs and oversight committee and our correspondents and analysts are also standing by. >>> first let's go to our chief white house correspondent jim acosta. president trump is dodging questions about this call with the ukrainian leader. >> reporter: that is right, wolf. and the white house is still not commenting on the "wall street journal" report that president trump pressured the president of ukraine about eight times to investigate joe biden during a phone call over the summer pressed on that call earlier in the day the president did not deny that biden came up during that phone conversation. all of this is raising questions for democrats as to whether the president attempted to collude with a foreign power this time ukraine to impact the 2020 election. sitting in the oval office with australia prime minister the president struggled to give straight answers about the mystery government official trying to blow the whistle on his ain't action with a foreign leader. first he was described

i'll get reaction from jerry connelly. >>> first, let's go to our white house correspondent. the president is rejecting harsh criticism of his willingness to meet with the taliban at camp david. >> reporter: he's standing by his location choice even though he's facing push back not only from democrats and republicans. he got some criticism for the choice by members of his own staff who said they thought the venue of camp david just days away from the 9/11 anniversary was inappropriate but now the meeting the president pushed for himself and said he cancelled by himself has been scrapped at the last minute. tonight president trump declared u.s. peace talks with the taliban dead after his abrupt announcement and cancellation of a secret summit with the group's leaders. >> they're dead. they're dead. as far as i'm concerned, they're dead. >> reporter: the meeting was kept under wraps until he tweeted about it announcing he was calling it off because the taliban admitted to a suicide attack that killed an american soldier and 11 others. >> the only reason i cancelled is because t

jerry nadler warned he may hold corey lewandowski in contempt something the republicans call a cherade. >> reporter: former campaign manager sparred with house democrats during an impeachment hearing and confirmed an element of the muleeller report buthat president urged him it. >> i'm trying to find where it states that. >> reporter: he said the report accurately portrayed the president's 2017 directive that lewandowski deliver a mess a j to sessions that he unrecuse himself and limit the investigation to only include future elections. democratic congressman hank johnson read from the note that the mueller report said trump wanted lieu lewandowski to deliver. >> i recuse myself of having to do with specific areas but our potus is being treated very unfairly. he shouldn't have a special counsel prosecutor because he hasn't done anything wrong. that's what he wanted to deliver to attorney general jeff sessions, correct? >> i believe that an accurate representati representation. >> he wanted you to deliver it to jeff so jeff could say it to the people, right? >> i believe so. >> reporter

a thank you to jerry simonson. you know him, he's a veteran of cnn. we can't cover this without crew members like jerry and not just for their skill, but for their humanity, as well. and i have to thank those people on the island as well for taking us in when we were stranded there. and that's the extraordinary thing, they continue, having lost so much and been through so much, just being so kindhearted. and hopefully that resilience and their nature will get them through this. >> very important words. paula, based on what you saw, do you and the experts over there in the bahamas expect the death toll to rise? >> reporter: absolutely, wolf. and i can tell you anecdotally, wolf, just speaking to people, that i could count the amount of people that are dead above and beyond what the government has already reported. you've got to give the government a break, they're just trying to get all of this formalized, but that is also what's shaking these communities. they know who's already died. and in many cases, wolf, some of the bodies haven't been recovered.

>> jerry nadler not commenting on this. voting on a resolution to set the ground rules of the investigation on the weeks ahead of how impeachment hearings could take place. that will start. we'll start to see that next week when a committee holds a hearing with the former trump campaign manager. the ultimate decision about whether to move down the road of voting to hold, to impeach this president something that continues to divide this party is still uncertain that the votes to get that out of the house. wolf. >> thanks very much. >>> also, former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe could be indicted at any time. he's a frequent target of attacks by president trump. we should note he's a cnn contributor. let's bring in our crime and justice reporter. tell us more about this breaking story. >> what happened here is that andrew mccabe's team met to try to get them to not pursue charges against him. this all stems from his conversations with a reporter contact that he had with a wall street journal reporter just before the elect

that includes allowing the chairman of the committee, jerry nadler, to call hearings that he would call impeachment proceedings and we could see that next week, wolf, when corey lewandowski, the former trump campaign manager is expected to testify about what was outlined in the mueller report, those allegations that the president may have tried to thwart the investigation, wolf. >> all right, manu, thank you. manu raju up on capitol hill. joining us now, senator angus king. he's an independent, a member of the intelligence and armed services committees. senator, thanks so much for joining us. what did you make of the president's decision today to once again trash his former national security adviser, john bolton, in the oval office of all places? even going so far as to side with the north korean dictator, kim jong-un, over it's an odd s wolf. because you remember that john bolton was hired by the president. it's an odd situation where the president is dumping on the person that he brought into that very important position. i think, really, though, wolf, we've got to look forward and se

let's discuss the latest news with congressman jerry connelly of virginia, a key member of the over sight and foreign affairs committee. thanks for being with us. >> great to be with you, brianna. >> so you heard this reporting from "the washington post" that the attorney general has held private meetings overseas with foreign intelligence officials looking for their help in this effort to investigate the beginnings of the russia probe which turned into the mueller probe. how do you think foreign officials are viewing this effort? what would your concerns be? >> i hope they would view it with horror and would not cooperate with -- try to stay out of it. the last thing in the world we need is more foreign interference with our domestic political situation. this is unprecedented. the attorney general of the united states investigating a special prosecutor who reported to him and the origins of his special report. that is unheard of and it is improper. and quite frankly i think the attorney general needs to resign. he is no longer even pretending to be objective in the meeti -- in the meting

producing high surf, wind and rain for bermuda and this will head to the north and east and tropical storm jerry, wolf, we already had tropical storm watches up for portions of the leeward islands and this is expected to miss the u.s. and much of the caribbean, but something to watch in the next few days. >> we will watch it together. thank you very much. >> just ahead, after another vaping-related death in the united states. multiple states are banning e-cigarettes that are very popular with teenagers. was ahead of its time. still, we never stopped making it stronger. faster. smarter. because to be the best, is to never ever stop making it better. the 2020 c-class family. lease the c 300 sedan for just $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. there lots of people who are confused about which medicare plan is right for them. hey, that's me. i barely know where to start. well, start here with me, karen. i'm a licensed humana sales agent. well, it's nice to meet you, karen. i'm john smith. hi, john. at humana, we know you're unique. so you have different

obviously adam schiff and/or jerry nadler need to get to the bottom of those facts. we need to find out what those people knew, what other conversations there were. you could see a success of hearin succession of hearings. after releasing the complaint and the transcript of the call, i think the president is a little harder pressed -- and saying he wants to be transparent, he's harder pressed, it's harder to say we gau gave you that, we're not going to give you any more. >> the president has been attacking the whistle-blower. earlier today, while he was still in new york and meeting with u.s. officials who work at the u.n., he went after anyone, any other u.s. officials who gave information to the whistle-blower. listen to this. >> who was the person who gave the whistle-blower the information? because that's close to a spy. you know what we used to do in the old days, when we were smart, with spies and treason. we used to handle it a little bit differently. >> is that witness tampering? >> it may be. i think we should be careful not to get too caught up in legal def

a year after justice kavanaugh was sworn into the supreme court, house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler is calling for a renewed inquiry. >> we're going to start looking into the adequacy of the investigation, upon which the confirmation was premised, when the fbi director comes before us next month. >> right. >> and the president has asked the doj to come in and rescue kavanaugh, but, of course, the doj is not the personal attorney for the president or any supreme court justice. now, a supreme court spokeswoman said that justice kavanaugh had no comment on the new allegation against him or the calls for impeachment coming from some democratic candidates for president. and wolf, only one justice has ever been impeached. that was way back in 1805, and that justice was never actually removed from the bench by a vote from the senate. wolf? >> all right. jessica, thank you. joining us now, senator richard blumenthal. he's a democrat and serves on the armed services and judiciary committees. i'll talk about justice kavanaugh in a moment. but let's talk about saudi arabia first. have y

is many democrat, as you know, they've been calling the ongoing judiciary committee, investigation, jerry nadler's committee an impeachment investigation and a formal impeachment investigation so will this new phase announced today by the speaker really be any different? >> she said she wanted impeachment investigation to take place and she wanted it to be swiftly done, and i think, you know, the way that the committee chairs understood it was that they have her full support in moving this process as swiftly as possible so that we can protect our democracy and make sure that the law of the land is held to the highest level and that we are doing the work of protecting our democracy and upholding our constitution. >> do you have any concerns, congresswoman about choosing the phone call between the president of the united states, the new president of the ukraine as a jumping point for an impeachment inquiry when you and none of us have yet seen the official transcript, the unredacted transcript and certainly none of us have seen the whistleblower's complaint. >> chairman swift has just annou

there is also separate questions being raised by house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler about the president's efforts to host the next g7 at one of his properties in florida. and what democrats are saying is that the president should not be using his office to try and enrich himself or his family or his other businesses. remember, the president did not divest from his businesses, and he handed over the day to day operations to his sons as opposed to truly placing those operations in a blind trust. so there have been constant questions as to whether, one, u.s. taxpayer dollars are going toward the president's properties. you look at the secret service arrangements around mike pence's stay in ireland and separately, of course, the concept of the president earning money off of the office he holds. >> wolf, if i can add one point, there is a specific constitutional provision, the domestic emoluments clause, not the foreign emoluments clause, but the domestic emoluments clause, which says that the president is only supposed to receive his salary from the u.s. government. no other f

this is jerry canceling a few things. booyah. this is jerry appreciating the people who made this possible. oh look, there they are. (team member) this is wells fargo. >>> hurricane dorian swirls just off the coast of florida. president trump is defending his decision to play golf over the long holiday weekend despite the approaching storm and lashing out at critics of his erroneous tweets about hurricanes. let's bring in our political experts to discuss this and nor. gloria, what do you think of the president's excuses for playing golf while so much potential disaster affecting the united states was underway? >> well, it's predictably defensive, wolf. he used to criticize barack obama all the time for playing golf, even when there wasn't a hurricane on the horizon. i mean, some of his excuses were just silly. he talked about how he plays a fast round of golf, and he is not like other presidents who sometimes exercise for hours. he said, no, no, no, that's not me. i don't travel all over the world to do that as obama did who went