i haven t heard mueller say a word in a year. the lead starts right now! twitter, pressure, president trump calling on his attorney general to quote stop the investigation into himself and his team. he may have given the special counsel all new evidence in the property sechlts a lead exclusive, something that may have been unthinkable the tsa considering ending security screening at 150 airports in this country to save money. is this what president trump meant by make america safe again? plus from the target corners of the web to the trump rally who are the fringe theorists who call themselves qanon. hello, i m jake tapper, president trump escalating the russia version going each further in his calls to shut down a law enforcement investigation into his team, far
before from this president or any president since richard nixon. trump tweeting quote attorney general jeff session should stop this witch hunt right now bist continues to stain our country any further, this is now offici
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own. trial of paul manafort started today. and it could weigh heavy on the future and the direction of that probe and america s confidence in whether or not the so-called collusion really exists. more on all that in a moment. but first, straight away to phil keating live at trump rally in tampa. is he there and what is tonight all about? good evening. tonight is all about those two things you mention. number one, traditional make america great again rally and also the president is going to reiterate his very strong endorsement on republican congressman of florida ron desantis, who is in a primary battle with the agricultural secretary to become florida s next governor. by the sounds of things, it has been rock n roll pumped loudly here all day, i think steven tyler and aerosmith are going to be the last people on the p.a. before the president is introduced because he got here about 15 minutes ago to the state fairgrounds. this has b
now word overnight the next round of tariffs could escalate dramatically. shifting blame. heated statements and a $15,000 coat. a fast start to paul manafort s trial on financial crimes. good morning, and welcome to early start. i m laura jarrett in for christine romans. good to see you, my friend. i m dave briggs, wednesday, august 1st, already, if you can believe it. 5:00 a.m. in the east. we start with a chilling story for many americans this morning. a federal judge flocking a government settlement that would allow for 3d printable guns for sale. you could print out the instructions to guns on the internet, if you can believe it or not. this is a terrifying ordeal for many parents in this country who simply know that their kid could be printing that at the moment. now, the founder of the gun rights group defense distributed says his company s site is going dark until he can review the judge s order. before the ruling came down, he spoke to cnn s laurie segall
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damaging. both the combination of the michael cohen revelations and also the fact that mueller is still going. it s causing a lot of people around the president to worry, and they re also worried about the midterms. they re worried mueller might drop something before the midterm elections that could be devastating to republicans. and trump also seems to believe that possibly if he talks, it could bring this investigation to an end more quickly, but there s not necessarily any evidence of that. yeah, i mean, it s interesting the way that trump seems to think that he could charm mueller the way that he thinks he s done with kim jong-un and with other world leaders. if he gets in the room, he can win them over. this is of course a very different situation. the other thing that is interesting where giuliani is saying put up or shut up, the irony in that is tha
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flags. after they arrived on a military jet from south korea. some have called the korean war the forgotten war. but today, we prove these heroes were never forgotten. today, our boys are coming home. next begins the process of identifying them, and hopefully getting others returned. over 33,000 americans lost their lives in korea, over 7,000 are still unaccounted for. vice president pence says the event showed how real progress is being made with north korea. i know that president trump is graceful that chairman kim has kept his word. we see today as tangible progress in our efforts to achieve peace on the korean peninsula. progress on dino utilization, as agreed between the two leaders in singapore remains stagnant. the president of south korea urged them to declare