>> absolutely, jake. and if we're going to have a serious conversation in this country about how to do it, then let's do comprehensive immigration reform and a path to citizenship for the 11 or 12 million people here. and by the way, jake, for decades, this is the greatest don't ask and don't tell, for decades we've had millions of undocumented folks and they're core to our economy and part of our community. just acknowledge it as a country and have that comprehensive reform and give people the pathway to citizenship and have a guest worker program and a lot of our parts of our country, iowa folks need more agricultural workers. why don't we come to grips with this and rationalize this but, jake it comes down to this, what president trump is doing, and again i'll say it clearly, his slogan should be make america hate again. because he's trying to fer meant division as a political campaign. what he's doing with our i.c.e. agents is not about securing our borders it is an electoral process by president trum

>> absolutely, jake. if we're really going to have a serious conversation in this country about how to do it, let's do comprehensive immigration reform, let's have a path to citizenship for 11 or 12 million people that have been here for decades. this is the greatest don't ask, don't tell in american history. for decades we've had millions and millions of undocumented folks. they are core to our economy at this point, they are part of our communities. why don't we acknowledge it as a country, have comprehensive reform, give people the pathway to citizenship. a guest worker program. a lot of parts of the country, iowa where i've been, people need more agriculture workers. why don't we come to grips with this and rationalize this. it comes down to what president trump is doing. i'll say it again, his slogan should be make america hate again. he's trying to foment division as a political campaign. what he's doing with i.c.e. agents is not about border, basically an electoral effort by president trump. we cou

and, jake, all three women telling me they would love to some day meet one another. jake. >> m.j. lee with that report. thank you so much. >>> and we're just minutes away from what is expected to be the largest protests yet in puerto rico. we're going to go live on the ground there next. maria ramirez? hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! yesss, i'm doing it all. the water. the exercise. the fiber. month after month, and i still have belly pain and recurring constipation. so i asked my doctor what else i could do, and i said yesss to linzess. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is not a laxative, it works differently. it helps relieve belly pain and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. do not give linzess to children less than 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to

>> jake, i don't know that. but it certainly looks like -- if you look at it from the outside, this guy was a big powerful and wealthy guy who got a different kind of justice than everybody else gets. i guarantee you this, there are low level drug offenders getting sentenced by the federal district court in miami for much more significant time than this monstrous sex predator got and it is hard to conclude that his connections were irrelevant to all of that. and certainly the "miami herald" reporting suggested it. even in new york there was an effort in new york to get -- by the local d.a. to get epstein's sexual offender registry status downgraded to a more minor listing and the judge said, are you kidding me? look at what the facts are in this case. so i think there is a lot more of this story that needs to come out and we have to follow it wherever it goes, whoever was involved in protecting this guy or in what he was doing. they have to have the book thrown at him. >> do you have confidence that the investig

>>> welcome to "the lead," i'm jake tapper. we begin with the national lead in a day of reckoning for a wealthywell connected alleged child predator. jeffrey epstein pleading not guilty after federal prosecutors revealed many disturbing details of how the politically-connected multi-millionaire operated a sex trafficking ring and sexual abused dozens of underage girls. among the evidence presented in court today, the discovery in a safe in his upper east side mansion of cds containing nude or partially nude photographs of underage girls with hand written labels describing them as young name plus name or girl pics nude. the prosecutors say he is not reform or repentent and continuing danger to the community. general acquisitions he's preyed against girls have swirled around epstein for years but he has avoided any serious punishment. he previously avoided similar charges by securing a secret deal for a much lesser offense with prosecutors in florida in 2008 led by then u.s. attorney and now secretary labor secretary alexander ac

it sounds like jake does this on every other tuesday. but if you're a stunt man, you got to practice. they were able to get jake out, he just suffered some minor injuries. but something curious to put yourself in the middle of, huh? >> land on the wheels, jake. >> you're supposed to crash into the car. >> no, you're not. >>> here we are in russia where brake lights are all around. and the car you're riding behind gets close. you're not supposed to get close to the cars. that motorcyclist could not stop in time. watch this again. >> i don't want to. >> you'll see he had a helmet on, but as soon as he makes impact that helmet flies off his head. >> he lands on his nogon. >> i'm not sure if he didn't have it secured right or it didn't fit his head. records are that everyone is already. but you know he's going to be feeling this wreck. >> he's going to be feeling it for a long time. >>> you have to start with one and follow it up with millions. >> every journey starts with a million steps. this is the reforestation process. >> we've reached

jake. >> on capitol hill, phil mattingly, thank you. >>> joining me on the phone is new jersey senator and 2020 presidential candidate cory booker. i know you're running around iowa and tough to get you on the phone so i appreciate it. the president denied his attack was racist. take a listen to what he had to say. >> and all i'm saying if they're not happy here, they can leave. they can leave and you know what -- i'm sure that they'll be many people that won't miss them. >> what is your reaction to that? >> my reaction is this is clearly bigoted, vile, dangerous language. this is the president that is trafficking in the same kind of toxic talk that white supremacist use on their platforms, what they proffer to try to divide the country and attack americans. i never imagined that i would hear language like this coming from a president of the united states. endangering frankly, if you look at white supremacist violent attacks that we've seen in the country, he is literally fanning the flames

>> absolutely not, jake. look, this is a politics of foreign policy driven by this president's deep, dark insecurities. apparently at this point you have to do is twitter flirt with this president and compliment his hair and you could get whatever you want. this is theatrics through and through. and it is very disappointing to see the president of the united states stooping down to this level. but i also think it is important that we take a step back here and really analyze this situation as a regional problem, not just an issue with north korea. if we want true nonproliferation, a true end to this conflict in east asia, then we have got to involve china. it means we have got to get china to the negotiating table and we have got to step back this tariff crisis. these two issues are interlinked and this president is not acknowledging that at all. >> let me ask you, because president obama former director of national intelligence general james clapper, he said the u.s. might ultimately have to accept north kore

>> frankly, jake, we don't know. because the federal government hasn't communicated with our government. they haven't told us what the parameters are. they haven't asked us to support what they're doing or given us any information on who they're argumenting, how they're targeting them. so frankly, we're in the dark. i don't know how whatever the crisis is in the southern border relates to the city of miami. and the city of miami, the immigration issues really relate more to countries like venezuela, nicaragua, and haiti. many of which are seeking extensions of tps status, having fled those countries. >> well, let me ask you a question, with all due respect, if the federal government hasn't communicated with you who they're targeting this weekend, how can you tell people in miami that they have nothing to worry about, unless they're violent criminals? because it sounds like, what we are hearing is who's going to be targeted might be families, people who have been -- people who are not in the country legally, and they

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>> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to the leed, i'm jake tapper. we begin with breaking news. minutes ago in an attempt to keep his job and defend his reputation, secretary of labor alex acosta tried to defend himself from the chorus of calls for his resignation given the 2008 plea agreement called the sweetheart deal for child rapist jeffrey epstein. he was urged to hold this press conference by president trump. he's faced scathing criticism from the epstein many victims who were minors at the time of the alleged brutality. they are offended by what they see as a soft punishment for the wealthy well-connected epstein and as covered by the "miami herald," the extraordinary plea agreement that would conceal the extent of epstein's crimes and the number of people involved. the deal shut down an ongoing fbi probe into whether there were other victims and powerful people who took part in his sex crimes. this year a federal judge ruled that acosta and his office by failing to notify the victims about the plea agreement ahead of time broke the law. but a

another reason we can't wait -- jake gyllenhaal. playing the mysterious and aptly named mysterio. everyone was excited about jake joining the cast. >> he is a great guy and i've really looked up to him over the years. >> you guys do have sarcasm on this earth, right? >> and the third reason this movie's a must see? you don't need to see the rest of the marvel movies to enjoy it. it catches you up in the first five minutes and never turns back. it's got lots of laughs and a twist that will leave you floored. our spidey senses are tingling. >>> jake and tom obviously have a new bromance going. >>> but check out this trio of besties. that's shiloh pitt. >> she has season three of stranger things dropping thursday on netflix. to celebrate we decided to take millie and her co-star back the beginning. >>> what do you like to watch at 7:00-7:30 at night? >> a little program called >> "entertainment tonight." >> millie was all of 12 years old then, she's grown up fast in the last three years. >> you were so little. >> i look like a potato. >> that is awesome. >> that is awesome. >> oh, my

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i'm jake tapper. we begin with the politics lead. president trump on defense unloading at the white house as another cabinet secretary leaves the administration under the shadow of scandal, this time labor secretary alex acosta claiming he's leaving willingly to he is not a distraction but privately president trump was stewing over the unwanted attention to the trump administration and the president was worried about the steady stream of revelations to come involving the 2008 plea deal acosta brokers with well-connected multi-millionaire and accused child rapist jeffreyef steen. and president trump went from praising acosta to questioning why the victims had not been notified about that plea agreement ahead of time as mandated by law. and that is a key request many of us have been asking and a federal judge in february found should have been done. ruling that acosta broke the law. as kaitlan collins reports, the exit comes as president trump is weighing whether another top official should soon be headed to that busy trump administrat

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. > and later a sunday sitdown with one of t stars in hollywood, jake gyllenhaal, on his latest stop on broadway. his current role in the billion dollar spider-man movie, and reflections onou the breaking r. weid like brokeback mountain i was like, what's going on? this is a level of focus and attention that hits a certain nerve that you are like this is bigger than me. >> a sunday sitdown withake gyllenhaal. plus, hair long isla smith and life lived later in the show. > rants against the city of baltimore and the drac congressman who represents it. the president back at it this morning. mike is at the white house for us with the latest. mike, good morning. >> r good rning to willie. president trump is once again attacking a leading person of color in congress, igniting another firestorm and bringing more charges that he is using race ty to divide americans for polical gain. president trum elijah cummings ha for days after cummings grilled the acting homeland security secretary over conditions at t southern border. you feel like you are doing a great job, right? is that you are sayin

where you at, jake ryan? >>> coming up, a sneak peek at our "american pie" reunion and how "anchorman" is staying classy 15 years since its debut. >>> luck >>> it's "american pie" reunion. cast confessions you will only see here. >> this is like an exclusive. >> why what happened off screen was even more scandalous than the movie. >> oh, god. >> set crushes, behind the scene scoop. >> i had a freakout. >> and what you never knew about the infamous pie scene. >> this is new news. next tuesday on "e.t.." >> hey, we're going to leave you with a classic comedy that we can in some ways relate to. it's "anchorman," which turns 15 this year. >> are you saying we would say something just because it's written in the teleprompter? >> yeah. >> listen, stay classy, america. >> bye, everybody. >> there is a love scene that will be unlike any in film in history. >> the most glorious rainbow ever. >> it's been 15 years since audiences traveled to pleasure town in "anchorman." at the premiere in 2004, the cast showed up in a

where you at, jake ryan? >>> coming up, a sneak peek at our "american pie" reunion and how "anchorman" is staying classy 15 years since its debut. all right. i'm going to start my own media company primary health connector for diversify my content how going to be smart with my money here and make sure that it leads to more money. you know kudos to them, you know they're they're trying they're maturing financially. you know the great thing could you see. so many stories where these guys just go broke. you got to look at it. a lot of these guys get thrown so much money and they have none no financial literacy they had nothing and they may not even that educate. and i say that with >>> luck >>> it's "american pie" reunion. cast confessions you will only see here. >> this is like an exclusive. >> why what happened off screen was even more scandalous than the movie. >> oh, god. >> set crushes, behind the scene scoop. >> i had a freakout. >> and what you never knew about the infamous pie scene. >> this is new news.

but before that, tom, jake and zendaya were stateside helping to spread some superhero smiles to kids in need. >> hey guys, what's up? we are here at children's hospital los angeles and we're about to surprise some of the patients here watching far from home. >> this is melting our hearts. the gang spent time with a group of very special kids last week, doing backflips, signing autographs and treating ei screening of the movie. >> it was just a wonderful afternoon and it's lovely to see the smiles on their faces. i mean, they all know spider-man and those who don't know mysterio, just to see them look at the lights on my suit, it was really cool. it's just -- it's wonderful. >> these kids, it's so nice to be able to put a smile on their faces and their parents and stuff. if we can do that, then we should. >> hey, lauren, i love you. >> i love you. >> oh, thank you very much. >> i love you and that you shoot webs. >> you like it when i shoot the webs? i actually used them all up on the way over here. >> your friendly neighborhood spider-man has a habit of doing good deeds. tom visited

. >> you tell them, jake, stick to the rules of time. cnn doesn't have time for the candidates and people debating on how to low interest price of prescription drugs. washington debate, i've got to ask my doctor about lipitor, i have to talk to him. according to cnn, candidates would get as little as 15 seconds to respond to a policy question which is great snappy tv but horrible for policy debate and also a good thing that cnn doesn't run a restaurant. that would be horrible. will be looking up at the way jake tape says i'm going to order interest pasta. i said thank you! oh, and cnn didn't have time to let people elaborate on their response but they had time to -- >> you support medicare for all. congressman delaney referred to it as bad policy and previously called the idea political suicide that will just get president trump reelected. what do you say to congressman delaney? in the last debate he said the politicians that aren't supporting medicare for all simply lack the will to fight for it. you do not support medicare for all. is

jake, why come all the way up here to get it >> we access the top of the trees to get the best that we can for propagation. >> reporter: that's where arborist jake malark begins cloning these ancient trees. >> it's close to 1,000 years old. it's pretty amazing. >> reporter: amazing when you consider the decimation this northern california redwood forest has survived. from this vantage points, the forest looks lush and dense, but it's not what it once was or what some say should be. >> pretty much all of it was harvested in the last century, in the 20th century, by humans for use in houses and other commercial uses. >> reporter: but among the 5% left are what jake's father david calls champion trees >> every time i walk through an old growth redwood forest it never ceases to amaze me >> reporter: like, david speaks for these trees, touting their ability to absorb the gas fueling climate change >> they are sucking up and lifting out of the atmosphere ten times the co2 of normal trees. >> reporter: he takes the tree cuttings and clones them in this northern michigan warehouse. >> you are

>> we want the best needles we can for propagation. >> reporter: that's where arborist jake milar begins the process of cloning the ancient trees. >> close to a thousand years old. it's pretty amazing. >> reporter: amazing when you consider the decimation that this forest has survived it looks lush and dense but it is not what it was once or what some say should be. >> pretty much all of it was harvested in the 20th century by humans for use in houses and other commercial uses. >> reporter: among the 5% left are what jake's father david calls champion trees. >> every time i walk through an old growth redwood forest it never ceases to amaze me. >> reporter: like dr. seuss' lorax, david speaks fong their absorb the gas, fueling climate change >> they are sucking up and whisking out of the atmosphere ten times the co2 of normal trees. >> reporter: he takes the tree cuttings and clones them in a northern michigan warehouse. >> you are holding a 2,000-year-old redwood in your hand. >> reporter: it doesn't look 2,000 years old. >> that's because we set the clock back you are holding a tree tha

builds furniture i think but a great guy. >> jake, jake, jake, whatever you're doing i am fine with it another coming of age movie "mean girls" turned 15 and we have stories you never knew as the cast looks back. >> the 15th anniversary of "mean girls." 15 years. >> gosh. ♪ giddyap jingle >> feels to me like it was yesterday. >> that is so fetch. >> favorite memories from making that incredible movie? >> i had never been in a movie before and had no idea. just done weekend update. >> some behind the scenes secrets. first, lindsay lohan and rachel mcadams could have had each other's roles. >> what is happening to this world? >> after "freaky friday" fans didn't think they would accept lindsay lohan as a villain. >> go from playing katie all the way to being a horrible beyau-o and then back to a nice person. >> rachel needed to go blonde but couldn't really bleach it so that was a wig. >> very regina. long, blonde barbie hair. >> and amanda tested but a better character in this one. >> you're so skinny. >> shut up. >> the first movie i'd ever done and i had the best time. >> amanda was

i'm jake tapper. we begin with breaking news. this hour we expect a vote on the house floor over whether to impeach president trump after congressman al green of texas for whom this has been something of a cause since december of 2017 introduced the impeachment resolution against him, not for any russia-related reasons, but over the president's racist tweets. in which the president told four democratic congresswomen of color, all u.s. citizens, three of the four born in the u.s. to go back where they came from. >> this is about bigotry and racism and that racism that is infused into policy. >> are racist tweets a high crime and misdemeanors. >> his tweets can incite people to do harm. >> congressman green going rogue there telling cnn that he did not speak with speaker pelosi and she's not sure what they will do with the resolution but she personally opposes it. this decision on how to vote comes while some moderate house democrats were privately experiencing concern because of the racist tweets against the four colleagues have b

i'm jake tapper. we begin with our politics lead and growing fallout over the president trump's july fourth extravaganza what he called today the show of a lifetime. a source telling cnn military leaders are concerned about militarize is including tanks and bombers and elite vehicles for all of the world to see. the pentagon said some members of the joint chief of staff and top military officials will not be in attendance citing prior commitments but the president will be flanked tomorrow night by acting defense secretary mark esper and marine general james dunn ford before delivering what is unprecedented in the modern era, a presidential address on the national prompting concerns inside of the pentagon. what should top military officials do if president trump during his speech starts serving up a fourth of july sized helping of partisan red meat. the trump administration refuses to say in addition how much the event will cost but the president did tweet the cost to our salute tomorrow will be very l

jake. >> kyung lah on the campaign trail. thank you. >>> let's talk about this and start with the new poll showing the hypothetical match-ups. biden and sanders are the only two that beat donald trump in this hypothetical match-up but biden is outside of the polls margin of error. how much stock do you put in this? >> it is early, right. but i do think it reinforced a narrative among voters already is they do feel like joe biden is the most electable candidate, the one that could beat trump and that is what they're concerned about. there is an urgency, a fear, a desperation among democrats to get over sort of whatever ideological fights there are and figure out who they can line up behind and that is why you see biden consistently ahead in all of the polls. he's at 30% which is pretty good when you're in a field of 20 people in the next -- the next -- >> more than 20. >> exactly. >> only 20 allowed on the stage. >> and then you have the second group of people, about four or five people and then everyone else instead of 1%ers

i'm jake tapper. we begin with our politics lead. this hour president trump will meet behind closed doors with republican congressional leaders ahead of what could be a symbolic rebuke of the commander-in-chief in just a matter of hours, house democrats will vote on a resolution to condemn the president's racist go back where you came from tweets to four democratic house freshman, all three of color and born in the united states and all of them american citizens. the vote will force house republicans to support or opposition to the proposition that the president should be denounced for making racist commentsment mr. trump responding on twitter saying those tweets were not racist. i don't have a racist bone in my body. it a con game and republicans should not fall into the trap and to which alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york responded, quote, you're right, mr. president, you don't have a racist bone in your body, you have a racist mind in your head and a racist heart in your chest, unquote. republicans are largely standing by presid

>> reporter: spreading his gospel, sharing what he and jake see. a do you ever just take moment and look around and appreciate what this is? do.i i'm thankful and grateful. >> reporter: for the practical and essential beauty of trees. anne thompson, nbc news, california. >> it is a beautiful thing. when we come back, everybody in the pool. the pool. some life-sav humira patients, you inspire us. the way you triumph over adversity. and live your lis. that's why we redesigned humira. we wanted to make the experience better for you. now there' followininjection. we've reduced the size of the needle and removed the citrate buffers. and it has the same effectiveness you know and trust. humira citrate-free is here. a little change can make a big difference. humira can lowerr ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including ulosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious alions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where

jake, your question is a republican talking point. at the end of the day -- and by theway, by the way, health-care care industry will be advertising tonight on this program. amy: senator sanders was referring to a question by jake tapper about whether the middle-class should pay high taxes in exchange for universals coverage -- ununiversal coverag. and the ending of insurance premiums. your response? dr. el-sayed: you have a situation in our country where you have huge corporations making billions of dollars each year and pay zero o taxes. they want the rights of corporations but they do not -- of people, but they do not want the responsibility. we have to ask ourselves, what does it look like if amazon was to pay the highest tax rate of the couountry, 37%? they would be payaying $4 billin a year in taxes. if all of those fortune 500 corporations did the same, not exporting tax loopholes that allow them to move money offshore and get credit for it -- what would it look like in terms of the money we bring in? senator warren talks a lot

jake. >> manu raju on capitol hill. thank you so much. >>> our team of russia investigation experts joins me now. and evan, let me start with you. mueller made the last-minute request to have his deputy, a guy named aaron zebly sworn in but not as a witness. so what do you make of this all? >> i think it is not unusual for a witness to have -- in this case he was his former chief of staff when mueller was running the fbi. and so you normally -- it is not abnormal to have someone sitting behind you when you don't have the answer to something to sort of get help with the answer. i think it potentially helps mueller answer the questions more fully. it probably makes the hearing better. but i think i could see why republicans are sort of raising some ruckus because they think it will change the hearing tomorrow. i think it will make a better hearing because we're more likely to hear full answers. >> and you know robert mueller. house democrats in the judiciary committee certainly hope this will help change the tide in suppo

"the lead" with jake tapper continues right now. >>> president trump once called elijah cummings a terrific guy. i wonder what's changed. "the lead" starts right now. >>> president trump launching a new round of attacks on maryland congressman elijah cummings and his baltimore district and hinting that the strategy may be part of his re-election campaign. >>> mice, mold and maggettes in baltimore area apartments, the president mentioned it but did he realize that many were in buildings that -- wait for it -- apartments owned by his son-in-law. >>> and now new details revealed about victims and two small children and the killer, including possible white supremacist influences. >>> welcome to a special edition of "the lead." we're live outside of the fox theater in zroidetroit with the politics and president trump digging in on exposing a common theme by attacking a lawmaker of color and this time going after democratic congressman elijah cummings and his district of baltimore. trump launching 16 tweets on saturday calling baltimore, quote, a disgusting, rat and rodent-infested mess and sayin

jake, i want to start with you. what struck me is that when leader mcconnell first answered those questions, he basically said that they are -- he looked at the green new deal. talked about taking jobs and said to the american people, if you vote democrat, they are coming for your wallet. they're coming for your health care. they're coming for your jobs. is this messaging going to work again? >> i don't know if it's going to work again but it's worked for the last 20 years because republicans have been saying those about democratic policies going back to god knows when. this is the kind of -- what mcconnell just said there leave aside his comments about the president, what mcconnell said there is typical republican fare. that democratic policies are no good for the economy and are no good for personal paychecks and people's bank accounts and everything like that. that is not striking to me at all. that republicans have painted democrats as out of control for as long as the sun rises or something like that. now what

and also jake, and you would not leave jake on his own. why?” and also jake, and you would not leave jake on his own. why? i would probably do for the same that i did with my other two. until he has a way of being able to contact me, when he has a mobile phone, when he started secondary school, i wouldn't feel comfortable. actually, i don't think he would feel comfortable either. do you ever fancy being left on your own? not really. if she goes down the road to get a bagel for my packed lunch, i think that is fine, because not much will happen in the space of 20 minutes. would she let you go and get a bagel? no. i admit lama you go and get a bagel? no. i admit i am a very protective mum. because he is your youngest? no, i was like that with my others, just the way i am. susie, marvellous, you have got two sons, aged 1a and seven. but you are saying the seven—year—old is definitely going on holiday club, but the 14—year—old you would leave on his own. i would, i have left him on his own. i would, i have left him on his own probably fro

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you know, jake, there are a lot of people waiting to get inside. and mueller's going to be arriving any minute. he's going to have a little preliminary behind closed doors with some members. then they go into the open session. >> let's turn to justice correspondent jessica stainer. how have they reacted to mueller wanting this depth now sworn in before the intention committee? >> reporter: really objecting to any other person testifying in conjunction with robert mueller. aaron zebly is a private citizen and all the department of justice can do at this point is object. he is no longer an employee of the justice department, no long aeromember of the special counsel's team. this was a late-night request from robert mueller himself. we know he will be appearing next to him when he goes in front of the house judiciary committee in an hour. also sworn in as a witness. mueller wants him to possibly help him with any questions he might not be able to fully answer. the spokesperson for robert mul ser not commenting on whether or not they've heard any furth

. >> welcome to "the lead," i'm jake tapper. a historic day on capitol hill. robert mueller testifying before the house judiciary committee and the house intelligence committee spelling out his team's findings for the american public and directly contradicting president trump at times. president trump, describing it as a witch hunt and hoax, has claimed complete and total exoneration but today mueller said the president has not been exonerated. and it was not a witch hunt. mueller this afternoon clarifying some of his testimony from earlier in the day making clear his team did not make a determination as to whether president trump committed the crime of obstruction of justice and though mueller did say it is true a president could be prosecuted after he leaves office, he refused to say whether his report recommended impeachment. on the question of potential conspiracy between russia and the trump, mueller affirmed there was not sufficient evidence to charge any member of the trump campaign with taking part in any criminal conspiracy with russia. mueller's brie

jake? >> had the harris campaign sold a shirt with "that also girl is me." >>> a senior biden campaign officials tell cents this, quote -- he isn't going to take hits sitting down. he won't personally attack anyone, but will be very clear about the contrast between he and the others candidates. for example, we saw a preview of this talking about when cory booker was mayor of newark, the police did stop and frisk. >> fair game? >> totally fair game. if you're going to make this one of your core issues, and clearly, you know, cory booker and kiersten -- kamala harris are attacking biden, because he's the front-runner. that's what you do. i do think that biden -- the biden campaign has a good point about the t-shirt moment. really sudden, like rises that you get out of one mohammed in a debate are not as meaningful as slow and steady improvements along the way. so i think that we can over-read into kamala harris' popularity, thinking she got this one big bump, will you about it be sustained? >

and msnbc political analyst peter baker, and politico senior writer and msnbc political contributor jake sherman. ken, let's start with this new news we're just learning that robert mueller has asked that a longtime aide be sworn in as a witness during tomorrow's hearing with the house judiciary committee. what more can you tell us about that? >> the aides is aaron zebley, robert mueller's chief of staff. an accomplished counterterrorism investigator in his own right and robert mueller's chief of staff during the mueller investigation. and they are asking that he be sworn in to sit next to robert mueller during the judiciary committee part of the hearing. it's not clear that's going to be able to happen because of congressional rules. >> and to do what? and to say what? >> well, i mean, you know, robert mueller is 74 years old. he oversaw this sprawling investigation. it's conceivable he doesn't know the answer particularly with the details to every question and a guy like zebley could help him answer those questions and inform the public if only

tech analyst jake saunders said the two companies have a complicated relationship. they are for enemies, in one respect they are collaborators and in one sense they are enemies. they are major competitors in the global market, while way, and that's where samsung could benefit. the s—10 is selling well and they have the note coming out in the third quarter, so there should be uplift but the overall situation is affecting the korean and japanese ecosystem. talking about the ecosystem, of course there are smart phones and the notes are the bread and butter of samsung electronics. how much impact would japan's restriction on tech exports to south korea have on samsung ? tech exports to south korea have on samsung? potentially a major one. samsung? potentially a major one. samsung could have two months of inventory, chips, they have to make those chips. the japanese supply is the master for etching the channels, as well as the gas, which does the etching. they can get some supplies from markets like belgium, but the mast themselves, that's the big issue. jake saunders

to jake. oh, to jake. no. why? his attitude towards me lately is so disrespectful. i have to wonder where he's getting it from. well, i can assure you, i always make it a point to speak well of you in front of our son. what about your brother? oh, with charlie, i'm completely honest. that is not what i meant. i know. hey, judith. charlie, have you said derogatory things about me to jake? no. why? did you want me to?

wait there are big baddies to fight in the form magic creatures called the elementals new onboard is jake gyllenhaal as the very weird looking superhero mysterio you don't want to be part of this. along with saving the world spider-man also has to learn to grow up and take on the mantle of being a hero as well as the burden of shouldering marvel's a multi-billion dollar movie franchise. i read this franchise it's bigger the ball business bigger than star wars but it's actually not beguiling that long how come it's a huge yeah i mean marvel's quite quite amazing just as a business proposition but i mean they've they've they've managed to create a very strict formula with you know superheroes action in every film that they make but within that formula they have a huge variety of genres i mean. you know the the galaxy the guardian the galaxy films are some space spoofs you know you have serious dramas are war movies like captain america movies or war movies and this is the spider-man movie this version is actually a teen romantic comedy as much as it is an action film and and the best scenes

there are big baddies to fight in the form of magic creatures called the elementals new onboard is jake gyllenhaal as the very weird looking superhero mysterio you don't want to be part of this. along with saving the world spider-man also has to learn to grow up and take on the mantle of being a hero as well as a burden of shouldering marvel's a multi-billion dollar movie franchise. are you this franchise it's bigger the ball business bigger than star wars but it's actually not big going that long how come it's a huge yeah i mean marvel's quite quite amazing just as a business proposition but i mean they've they've they've managed to create a very strict formula with you know superheroes action in every film that they make but within that formula they have a huge variety of genres i mean. you know the the galaxy the guardian the galaxy films or some space spoofs you know you have serious dramas or war movies like captain america moves or war movies this is the spider-man movie this version is actually a teen romantic comedy as much as it is an action film and and the best scenes i think

there are big baddies to fight in the form of magic creatures called the elementals new onboard is jake gyllenhaal was the weird looking superhero mysterio you don't want to be part of this. along with saving the world spider-man also has to learn to grow up and take on the mantle of being a hero as well as a burden of shouldering marbles a multi-billion dollar movie franchise. i read this franchise it's big of the ball business bigger than star wars but it's actually not beguiling that long how come it's a huge yeah i mean marvel's quite quite amazing just as a business proposition but i mean they've they've they've managed to create a very strict formula with you know superheroes action in every film that they make but within that formula they have a huge variety of genres i mean. you know the the galaxy the guardian the galaxy films or some space spoofs you know you have serious dramas or war because like captain america moves or war movies this is the spider-man movie this version is actually a teen romantic comedy as much as it is an action film and and the best scenes i think in t

there are big baddies to fight in the form of magic creatures called the elementals new onboard is jake gyllenhaal as the very weird looking superhero mysterio you don't want to be part of this. along with saving the world spider-man also has to learn to grow up and take on the mantle of being a hero as well as the burden of shouldering marvel's multibillion dollar movie franchise as. i read this franchise it's bigger the ball business bigger than star wars but it's actually not beginning that long how come it's a huge yeah i mean marvel's quite quite amazing just as a business proposition but i mean they've they've they've managed to create a very strict formula with you know superheroes action in every film that they make but within that formula they have a huge variety of genres i mean. you know the the galaxy the guardian the galaxy films are some space spoofs you know you have serious dramas or war because like captain america moves are war movies and this the spider-man movie this version is actually a teen romantic comedy as much as it is an action film and and the best scenes i

our sunday sit down with jake gyllenhaal plus the latest news and politics on "sunday today. you can catch us in the morning or set the dvr and watch us any time send it back to you, frances and phillip. see you sunday morning >> all right, willie, we'll be watching >>> the most inspiring story you'll see all day a little girl on new york's long island got a life-changing surprise from a group of engineering students nbc's joe fryer has her story. >> reporter: in life, all of us could use a helping hand for 5-year-old alice, that hand is pink. how much do you like having that hand >> a lot >> reporter: you see, alice's right hand is smaller than her left so engineering students at the university of cincinnati designed a mechanical one. alice's mom recorded the moment she first tested it, opening a . >> reporter: before walking over to her soon-to-be stepdad. >> can i have your hand? >> yes, you can. >> reporter: a moment that touched hearts >> it's incredibly sweet of course, we were crying the entire time. >> reporter: that sentiment was shared by those who made the hand, pa

wait there are big baddies to fight in the form magic creatures called the elementals new onboard is jake gyllenhaal as the very weird looking superhero mysterio you don't want to be part of this. along with saving the world spider-man also has to learn to grow up and take on the mantle of being a hero as well as a burden of shouldering marbles a multi-billion dollar movie franchise. i read this franchise it's bigger the ball business is bigger than star wars but it's actually not be giving that long how come it's a huge yeah i mean marvel's quite quite amazing just as a business proposition but i mean they they've they've managed to create a very strict formula with you know superheroes action in every film that they make but within that formula they have a huge variety of genres i mean. you know the the galaxy the gutting the galaxy films or some space spoofs you know you have serious dramas are warbles like captain america moves or war movies this is the spider-man movie this version is actually a teen romantic comedy as much as it is an action film and and the best scenes i think in t

there are big baddies to fight in the form of magic creatures called the elementals new onboard is jake gyllenhaal as the very weird looking superhero mysterio you don't want to be part of this. along with saving the world spider-man also has to learn to grow up and take on the mantle of being a hero as well as the burden of shouldering marvel's multibillion dollar movie franchise. are you this franchise it's bigger the ball business bigger than star wars but it's actually not beginning that long how come it's a huge yeah i mean marvel's quite quite amazing just as a business proposition but i mean they've they've they've managed to create a very strict formula with you know superheroes action in every film that they make but within that formula they have a huge variety of genres i mean. you know the the galaxy the guardian the galaxy films are some space spoofs you know you have serious dramas are warbles like captain america movies or war movies this is the spider-man movie this version is actually a teen romantic comedy as much as it is an action film and and the best scenes i think

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