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resolution is adopted the house voting to hold attorney general merrick garland in contempt of congress for refusing to turn over subpoenaed audio recordings of president biden's interview with special counsel robert hur it was the interview in biden's classified documents case where her characterize the president as an elderly man with a poor memory garland responded to the contempt vote in this statement saying, quote, it's deeply disappointing that the house of representatives has turned a serious congressional authority into a partisan weapon. >> today's vote disregards the constitutional separation of powers and the justice department's need to protect its investigations. here was the house speaker, mike johnson after the vote look, we did our job on the contempt and i think it sends an important message. we're defending article one and ariff, the wording for oversight, and we have to do that we'll see what happens next. but i mean, the house has to do its work and i'm pleased with the outcome all right. >> joining me now to discuss is julia manchester. she's a reporter for the newspaper here in washington. julie, good morning. good morning. wonderful to see you. so this is not the first time that an attorney general has been held in contempt of congress. it is also it seems incredibly unlikely, but the biden justice department would to prosecute their top law enforcement official, take us behind the scenes since the nam acts on the hill of how we got here and where we go next. i think the most fascinating part of this case is that there were some republicans who weren't sure if they even wanted to go here because we know that they obviously have the transcript, we know that transcript really made waves in washington and around the country when robert hur essentially wrote that during his interview with biden during the classified documents probe biden was forgetful and acting like an elderly man essentially republicans have been pushing for the audio and democrats and critics of republicans say this is political. they essentially want to cut an ad and use the audio against joe biden for political purposes, but for awhile, it was unclear as to whether the republican conference here would get on board, but we know that one republican, dave joyce from ohio, voted against this with democrats. so interesting how those dynamics played out. very interesting. here was a congressman, dan goldman, a democrat again, an ally of president biden talking about this, let's watch there is no legitimate legislative purpose for them to obtain the audio recording because they're not prosecuted they're not trying to determine whether to prosecute him. and there is no legislation they can identify. there's no oversight. they can identify that points to why they need the audio we are recording and what they really want to do is release it to help donald trump misconstrue these recordings, use them during the campaign, and that is not a legitimate purpose. >> when i say him there, of course, he's talking about president biden because this would be a recording of president biden. he's laying out there for in political terms, he's saying, look, they want this so that they can use it in a campaign now, absolutely. >> and we know that with this cdo potential impeachment probe or not potential anymore, we saw that republicans weren't able to draw that line when it came to hunter for biden and joe biden so they can't even approach the issue of impeachment. >> so this is how democrats say they are trying to do it. and then of course, this is all happening. of course, during the week of the hunter biden verdict button, that's i'm gonna really fast new cycle so essentially this is we're running into donald trump sentence saying, and there's going to be other negative stories about donald trump out there around the sentencing. so there are some that say this is essentially a way to get around that let's listen to a little bit of how republicans characterize this in the aftermath. eight, basically acknowledged this isn't going anywhere let's watch but there's no way he'll get prosecuted over this garland. why have i never say never, but i don't know when you're sending a contempt motion to the guy who's in charge of prosecuting the content motion that i would i would say i like our chances but the real fight is going to be on executive privilege and whether we have whether we should have this information and i truly believe we do. he we just hold him in contempt of congress is he there are putting see bannon in prison. peter navarro is in prison merrick garland evidently deserves to go to prison everyone to form of joseph's isn't gonna go prosecuting attorney general, but symbolic would call it symbolic. >> hold them attempt we'll see what he does. i mean, hopefully it'll look at this and see their evers ways to go with i don't think that merrick garland views this is an error in his ways or will admit this. but again, unlikely this goes anywhere from here, right unlikely it goes anywhere from here. >> and look republicans and democrats, they have all the information, they have the transfer script, you know, getting that audio would essentially maybe color some things, but the argument is, it doesn't really do much to change that information. i thought it was interesting though, what marjorie taylor greene said she talked about steve bannon i'm going to prison. you know, what republican say is the politicization ancient of the justice department and essentially saying are admitting it away. this is a for tat really between both sides and this is essentially republicans pushing back. >> all right, julian manchester, the hillock and start to stay, julia, thank you very much for your time all right. >> coming up next here right now, world leaders arriving at the g7 summit made in italy will take you there plus new york's governor slams the recent pro-palestinian, i'm gonna go ahead and call this anti 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if we do, ukraine will be subjugated and will not end there ukraine's neighbors will be threatened all of europe will be threatened and make no mistake. >> the autocrats of the world are watching closely to see what happens in ukraine try me now as cnn's max foster. >> he is live from london for us. max. good morning. always wonderful to see you. >> so set the stage for us here in terms of these leaders meeting at politico framed it this way, they're europe team. they said this is a meeting of six lame ducks in georgia, meloni meet the g7 class of 2024, and then they write quote, this week's gathering of g7 liters in italy looks more like the last supper than a display of western power is that fair well i think the point i'm making is that you go biden going to election. you've got sunak in the uk getting into snap election, macron going into a snap election so when they're saying the lame ducks, they might not be there by the end of the year. so i need decisions. they make now may not be binding, so g7 is all about power. the world's biggest economies, obviously not china there, but in terms of the west and working with allies like japan is immensely powerful. but when the individual leaders there are empowered to make decisions that are lost, then it becomes less powerful. so that's why they're talking about the lame duck element. also, when you talk about the italian prime minister she's a reflection, isn't sure what we're talking about earlier this week where you have this rise in right-wing support across europe. she's a right-wing prime minister of a major country. and she really represents the change in europe that people are feeling. and that biden will experience when he gets here. i'm sure. >> yeah. so we're this is the italian prime minister, just to read people in on kind of what is on the screen here right now, this is a live pictures of the g7 we're waiting for these leaders to gather for what they call like the class photo. >> i mean, the other thing looming over this max is of course the specter of donald trump and nerves among, i guess i would say these lame duck ducks that politicos talking about european leaders who are worried about what might happen if he comes into power. >> i'm not sure i would include giorgia meloni in those because you might remember, i mean, i'm interested to see what this scene looks looks like here in a couple of minutes as these leaders start to gather but remember what it was like when donald trump was on the stage. i want to remind everyone what he did. this was him shoving another world leader out of the way. this was back in 2017. this was a nato meeting, but not a dissimilar situation. let's loop it. there it goes. ready, watch oh, there is i mean, that's what it's like when donald trump is on this stage, what is the behind the scenes chatter among european leaders right now? >> he was great tv what he, you know, he pitta mises doesn't he? the strong man, if i can call it that, which is what we're seeing around the world and that it's a visual representation patient of that he is the man on the global stage. and we were missing that a bit, at the moment in europe with these lame ducks, for example. and they're quite congenial love of the world leaders will, we'll see today. then you got, you got putin, you got the hungarian prime minister, you got she, who are seen as these strong men. so i think that trump really epitomize that. and here's ideology is what really fired up the right wing here in europe made it much more popular. his ideas about selling, the ideas of the right-wing to the mass public, which has been very successful in america. but there's also being successful here. so he may be back at the end of the year. these events i think it was really difficult frankly for other world leaders because when you're getting into these family photo moments, it's all about you as a man on the world stage, projected yourself to the people at home. and if you're being pushed aside by one of the world leaders, it doesn't really work for you no. >> mexican i ask briefly. >> you mentioned that donald trump popularized some of the right wing themes that we are seeing play out in european politics. >> i was pouring over some of that coverage in the wake of the european parliamentary elections. and they pointed to young people, in particular in europe as a place where this is finding some resonance, including who is someone who is apparently a pretty charismatic figure in the german right-wing party that saw some gains. what's going on with young people in europe and the appeal of this the ology well, i haven't seen any specific polling around this, but if we take the uk as an example, which is somewhere i know well there are interesting debate. >> so traditionally younger voters will be left-leaning. there'll be supporting the labour party, for example, on the right, you've got rishi sunak's it and the reform party led by niger barrage. and what you are seeing is that there are young people still supporting the left. but laura young men of actually started supporting the ideas of nigel faraj which isn't far right. but as far right as they pretty much go in this country and it's interesting because they're appealing the left and the right appealing to a similar thing, the challenges of surviving in this world where there's so such big challenge on cost of living, they're just coming into it in different directions. so i would say that anecdotally, a young men are being drawn to the right. also to the left, but you're not seeing lots of women, young women being drawn to the right in the same way. >> it's a really interesting way to think about it. all right, max foster for us live in london max, thank you very much. always appreciate you coming up next here. >> heavy rain, flash, flooding causing life-threatening conditions in south florida, plus police in new york pullover a driver, and find a cache of weapons and ammunition inside the car 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