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Show. what few people knew until recently is trump tried to get stern to endorse him and speak on stage at the republican convention. in his fascinating new book, stern shows the evolution of donald trump from brash real estate developer to presidential candidate through his many interviews with trump. i spoke earlier today with howard stern. now the full interview is going to air tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. for the hour right here on cnn. but i wanted to share with you now some of what stern s...

And look, lets break this down. what this order, this directive issued by the white house tonight, does is it strips the power of the cia director, the nsa director, and the director of national intelligence from making decisions about what information should remain classified, which intelligence sources should remain protected, and it gives all of that power over to bill barr. now, the power to declassify, which is what now barr has, is also the power to selectively declassify, to let drips and...

This whole ploy to make the next barack obama is going to fall flat on its face and so people need to be able to learn who beto is. the next messiah or the next barack obama is not going to be the case. hell have to demonstrate some depth. hes a robust challenger and im excited hes in the field. i look forward to the excitement he brings to the race but i also hope that excitement has policy depth. >> before we get to that, i want to follow-up how he was saying i was born do this and when you ta...

Negotiated, it could be signature foreign policy of donald trumps presidency to date. maybe throughout even if it goes eight years. on the other, you have the guy who fixeded a ee eed all of don trumps problems. he has turned on donald trump. he is now telling his story or is going on wednesday to tell that story publicly. we really have not heard september for drips here and an interview here or there, what he has said in open court. really havent heard the michael cohen story. hes not going to...

>> he has this triple header lined up in an interesting way. he goes to the senate intelligence committee, then he has that public hearing as you mentioned with house oversight and then he is behind closed doors again with the house intelligence committee. lots of different questions, lots of different topics here. and think about all the things michael cohen knows about. me knows about not just the hush money payments, the inaugural, trump organization, perhaps insurance claims, tax compliance....

President is facing. and i think thats worth keeping in mind here. and, you know, we saw all of these little pieces and bits and drips and drabs over last several years. we saw what we called the nunez memo where they essentially tried to put the investigators on trial. but what "the new york times" i think did nicely is sort of lay it out collectively so that you can really see how it built overtime. and then when peter strzok and lisa page who had been exchanging text messages privately about ...

Not mueller, not the senate intelligence committee. we get drips and drabs of information, but theres no one really putting it together for anyone and american people in a digestible way. >> youre right. there was no public -- >> well, really, thats why you were see iing, campaign rally o the year. and thats why when you saw warner, i think the white house is preparing not only for this, but they note theres an onslaugt of investigations.

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A sweet and tragic love story begins. its now being staged by the artistic director of berlin barry kosky when you take a piece thats completely unknown its its always much easier to do a production because the audience and the artists and the critics they dont know it so its the complete opposite because its one of the top three most played in five time the piece drips with nostalgia and that piece drips with expectation. and kosky satisfies those expectations his puccini is quite traditional. ...

Russia stole e-mails, used wikileaks to distribute them to the world. looking at today because folks at home have trouble piecing it all together because stuff from the investigation has come out in drips and drabs. the significance of what we learned today in the bigger picture of the mueller investigation. >> sure. first of all, jim, people always lie for a reason. thats something you learn as a prosecutor. its something people inherently know as a matter of common sense. why is roger stone ly...