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CNNW CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield October 19, 2019
Former republican governor and cnn political commentator john kasich of ohio says the president should be impeached. This comes as gop congressman
Francis Rooney
tells cnn he would not rule out voting to impeach the president. The fallout coming after acting white house chief of staff
Mick Mulvaney
admitted to a quid pro quo in the quickly expanding ukraine scandal. Then he tried to walk it back. The
New York Times
reports that
Mitch Mcconnell
believes an impeachment trial is, quote, inevitable. All of this as sources tell cnn that the president s personal attorney
Rudy Giuliani
asked the u. S. State department and the white house to grant a visa to a former ukrainian official to dig up dirt on democrats. Lets start with that storm swirling around
Mick Mulvaney
s stunning quid pro quo admission. The president s acting chief of staff is now planning to meet today with a group of republicans at camp david for damage control and strategy. Cnns
Jeremy Diamond
is at the white house for us. Jeremy, are we learning anything more about this meeting at camp david, who is there. Who is not and that will include the president. Well, were hearing right now, fredricka, is that
Mick Mulvaney
will be joined by a small group of
Senate Republicans
at camp david this weekend. Mick mulvaney has held these kind of impromptu retreats and this comes now as the president is facing more and more criticism from republicans. There is, of course, the question of the impeachment inquiry and congressman rooney now signaling his openness to potentially impeaching the president. The president is also facing criticism on policy fronts. Particularly as it has to do with the situation in syria and his rapid withdrawal of
American Forces
from that country. But it also comes, fred, as
Mick Mulvaney
is facing criticism of his own for comments that he made a couple days ago when, as you said, he admitted to that quid pro quo involving security aid to ukraine and then, of course, he quickly walked it back. Lets listen first to the comments from
Mick Mulvaney
a couple days ago. Did he also mention to me in past the corruption that related to the dnc server, absolutely. No question about that. Thats why we held up the money. Quid pro quo. It is funding will not flow unless the investigation into the democratic server happened, as well. We do that all the time with
Foreign Policy
. I have news for everybody, get over it. Theres going to be political influence in
Foreign Policy
. Now, fredricka, shortly after that news conference,
Mick Mulvaney
completely walked that back saying no quid pro quo, despite you can see there on camera him admitting that there was one and pressed, in fact, on that very word. Quid pro quo. That being said, fredricka. The
Trump Campaign
is not stepping back and not walking away from
Mick Mulvaney
s comments. In fact, turning it into campaign merchandise. Now a get over it tshirt on the
Trump Campaign
website. Okay. Jeremy diamond trying to cash in on that, not you, but them. Thank you so much. All right. Lets talk further about where all this is going. David sangar
National Security
correspondent for
New York Times
and cnn political and
National Security
analyst also joining me ross garber who teaches impeachment law at
Tulane University
and a cnn legal analyst. Good to see you both. So, russ, let me begin with you. Mick mulvaney trying to walk this back. This stunning, you know, quid pro quo admission and the white house and the
Reelection Campaign
saying, get over it. Lets cash in on this and not take it too seriously. But then in the big scheme of things, how potentially damaging is this particularly with this impeachment inquiry ongoing . So, fred, it sounds like youre not over it. We havent gotten over it. I dont think were going to sort of get over it any time soon. Heres the thing for me. I think there are ways to explain sort of, even if there were quid pro quo, it was motivated by public policy. Look, you know ive spent months before trying to explain why i thought the
Mueller Investigation
actually wouldnt damage the president too much. This, i think, actually is a much more concern to the president and his administration. The big issue, i think, with that mulvaney press conference was that he didnt seem prepared for it. It seems like the white house actually just doesnt have a system in place to deal with these issues. And theyre serious. You know, youve got the president s lawyer, his personal lawyer under federal investigation for issues related to his interactions with the president and other state agencies. This is serious stuff and for the chief of staff to the white house to get up at the podium and sort of free style it on these issues and kind of admit to a quid pro quo and then walk it back just shows a lack of preparation and that theyre not actually taking it seriously. And the white house they shouldnt get over it. At the core were talking about requesting, asking, you know, a foreign country currying favor and influence democracy, u. S. Elections. I mean, none of that can be just kind of glossed over. That really is at the core. One would think that the chief of staff and the rest of the white house has been talking about the optics of how it looked. The realities of and the many admissions. I mean from the president admitting to it, the personal attorney admitting to it and now the chief of staff admitting to it. So, it kind of says, david, that perhaps the white house doesnt think its a really big deal and is hoping that the majority of the public will think its not a really big deal either. Thats exactly right, fredricka. I think that one reason that they may think that is its a little bit complex. It requires parsing a few things in
Mick Mulvaney
s statement. Two things jumped out at me in that statement. The first is he said the aid was held up as they try to figure out the ukrainian involvement in where the servers were for the dnc. Well, for them to believe this somewhat crazy theory that the ukrainians have the dnc server, they have to overlook the
Trump Administration
s own indictment of a number of gru, russian
Intelligence Officers
in the summer of 2018, not an obama era indictment, a
Trump Administration
indictment and the indictment lays out in great detail how they got into the dnc servers. So, either the theory is right and the indictment is false or the indictment is right and the theory is long ago discredited as the president s own former
Homeland Security
adviser at the time said just a few weeks ago. The second thing id look for in the mulvaney statement, he said, look, politics often guides
Foreign Policy
decisions. And they do. Of course. Administration changes and
Foreign Policy
can change. But those are the politics of national interest. And whats coming out here is the question of whether or not its the politics of personal reelection chances. And that is very different. That gets at that difference that ross was referring to about why people arent getting over it. And potentially undermining
National Security
. I mean, there is that. So, ross, youve got the impeachment inquiry that is, you know, heating up or intensifying. There is still the whistleblower complaint. And there are some experts who are saying, you dont even need the testimony of the whistleblower because so much information is coming whether it be from diplomats or others. What is potentially next when youve got the
Senate Majority
leader who is now saying out loud that an impeachment trial is inevitable . Yeah. So, what id be looking for over the next few weeks is, first of all, does the house actually hold public hearings with testimony about these issues . You know, so far the testimony has, you know, been held behind closed doors. Its something that
House Republicans
have been very critical of. Is there going to be public testimony because without public testimony, i think davids right, this stuff is very complicated and unlikely that sort of middle of the road voters are going to be swayed. And, therefore, kind of middle of the road republicans wont be swayed and even some of vulnerable democrats may have trouble voting for impeachment. So, i think that is one place to look. A second place to look is what else comes out . You know, i think a lot of us were quite surprised by the indictment of
Rudy Giuliani
s colleagues. What else comes out . Is there
Financial Information
that comes out as a result of these lawsuits against, you know, trumprelated entities. You know, is there other information that comes out . I think that is the next thing to look for over the next week or two. Quickly, david, do you think much more is needed to tip the scale of whether the momentum goes on impeachment proceedings . It may not be needed to tip the scale on impeachment, but it would certainly be needed to tip the scale if this got to trial in the senate. Look, the 20 republicans would have to vote to convict for the president to be convicted and removed from office. I dont count more than two or three possible conviction votes in the senate right now. So, theyre a long, long way away and you probably have to learn a fair bit more before you saw the republicans in the senate start to crack on that. Thank you, both, so much. You bet. Still ahead,
Bernie Sanders
back on the campaign trail and hes gaining new support just days after suffering a heart attack. Plus, an already tense situation boiling over in syria. U. S. Officials now saying a ceasefire between the kurds and turkey is not holding. More on that, coming up. I get it all the time. Have you lost weight . Of course i have ever since i started renting from national. Because national lets me lose the wait at the counter. And choose any car in the aisle. And i dont wait when i return, thanks to drop go. At national, i can lose the wait. And keep it off. Looking good, patrick. I know. vo go national. Go like a pro. Anna, do you yes those plans . I just wanted to show you something ive been wor. James r. And associates. Anna speaking. James r. And associates. Anna. [phone ringing] baker architects. This is anna baker. At northwestern mutual, this is what our version of
Financial Planning
looks like. Tomorrow is important, but youre ready to bet on yourself today. Find an advisor at northwesternmutual. Com. Jill jill has entresto, and a na
Heart Failure
pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. Dont take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. Dont take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if youve had angioedema with an ace or arb. The most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. Ask your doctor about entresto. Where to next . All right. Well, in queens, new york, theyre getting ready for senator
Bernie Sanders
where he is back on the campaign trail in a big way. Right now a rally is being held for him right there in queens, new york. This is
Bernie Sanders
First Campaign
event since suffering a heart attack earlier this month. Todays event comes with a major announcement. New york congresswoman alexandria ocasia cortez. Ryan nobles is joining me right now from that event. So, ryan, it seems like its the warm up that is under way getting ready for
Bernie Sanders
arrival. What is happening . Thats right. Pretty big crowd. Pretty big park just outside of manhattan over the river in queens here and it is packed. It is at capacity and still people waiting to get in and we expect senator sanders and representative ocasiocortez to speak at any minute. A lot of energy and enthusiasm here and the theme youre starting to see with the opening speakers that are coming out before senator sanders is its time to move on from his
Health Issues
. He had the heart attack about two and a half weeks ago. He is feeling better and ready to move on. Michael moore one of the warmup speakers here today and he said the only heart attack people should be talking about right now is the heart attack that wall street bankers will have if
Bernie Sanders
becomes president. Theyre sending a message today that sanders is up for the challenge and ready to get back on the campaign trail in full fashion and hes going to do so now with the support of alexandria ocasiocortez. A rising progressive star. Someone who has huge support here in new york and also huge support across the country. She is going to help sanders solidify that wing of the
Democratic Party
and bring in
Younger Voters
and voters of color that are going to be very important in this democratic primary. So, we expect to hear from ocasiocortez in the next few minutes and then well hear from sanders himself. His first big rally and his first big speech since that heart attack. The message is that hes in it for the long haul and he believes he can win the democratic nomination. Well check back with you. Ryan nobles, thanks so much. Lets talk further on all of this now. Let me bring in
Nathan Gonzalez
publisher at inside elections. Welcome back. Bernie sanders, mostly sidelined since that heart attack, even though he did come out in the video with his wife saying, you know, im ready to get back to business. But how important is this rally . Of this magnitude, particularly, for him to kind of reassure his supporters that he is still, you know, in it and hes got the vigor to go all the way. Well, im not sure if this rally will put to bed the
Health Issues
or health questions. But he is about to land one of the most coveted endorsements in this entire democratic race. As ryan talked about, congresswoman ocasiocortez one of the rising stars in the
Democratic Party
. She gets a ton of attention for being in office for a year and she, this is an endorsement. I think many of sanders competitors in the race would have loved to have had and he is about to land it. I think its remarkable that out of all the candidates in the race, she has chosen to endorse the 78yearold white guy in the race who is not even a democrat. I mean, hes an independent running as a democrat for the independent nomination. And i think it says something about the direction of the party or part of the direction of the party that shes trying to lead that she would go with someone who is an independent senator from vermont rather than a democratic, you know, someone who has been in the
Democratic Party
for years. Says as much about him as it does about her. Why do you suppose she, you know, is throwing her support behind him and not say, you know,
Elizabeth Warren
. I think she believes in the policies that hes giving voice to, not only in this campaign but what hes giving voice to for years. I think that is more important to her rather than the vehicle or the messenger. But im also, im skeptical that this will be a boost for sanders campaign. I know that shes a popular figure, but im wondering how many people are looking to her who have been waiting on the sidelines waiting for her to tell them who they should support. And i think increasingly endorsements can lead to positive media coverage. But i dont expect it to fundamentally change this race. In part because
Bernie Sanders
, remember in 2016, he had the advantage of being a oneonone matchup against senator clinton. Now there are five or six candidates in the democratic race that have the same message, but might be a better messenger. Someone such as senator warren. Nathan gonzalez, well leave it there for now. Thank you so much. Thank you. All right. Still ahead. Breaking news out of syria. A negotiated ceasefire is not holding between turkey and kurdish forces. Details, next. Text and data is just 30 bucks a line for 4 lines. And now you can get it on our newest, most powerful signal. No signal reaches farther or is more reliable. Get 4 new lines of unlimited for just 30 bucks a line. Love them, hate their laundry, protection. Lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99. 9 of bacteria. Detergent alone cant. Lysol. What it takes to protect. ® full of flavor. Color. Full of. Woo full of good. So you can be too. Try our new warm grain bowls today. Order now on doordash. Try our new warm grain bowls today. Be right back. With moderate to severe
Crohns Disease
, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. Is she alright . I hope so. So i talked to my doctor about humira. I learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of
Crohns Disease
after trying other medications. And the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. Humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. Serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening
Francis Rooney<\/a> tells cnn he would not rule out voting to impeach the president. The fallout coming after acting white house chief of staff
Mick Mulvaney<\/a> admitted to a quid pro quo in the quickly expanding ukraine scandal. Then he tried to walk it back. The
New York Times<\/a> reports that
Mitch Mcconnell<\/a> believes an impeachment trial is, quote, inevitable. All of this as sources tell cnn that the president s personal attorney
Rudy Giuliani<\/a> asked the u. S. State department and the white house to grant a visa to a former ukrainian official to dig up dirt on democrats. Lets start with that storm swirling around
Mick Mulvaney<\/a>s stunning quid pro quo admission. The president s acting chief of staff is now planning to meet today with a group of republicans at camp david for damage control and strategy. Cnns
Jeremy Diamond<\/a> is at the white house for us. Jeremy, are we learning anything more about this meeting at camp david, who is there. Who is not and that will include the president. Well, were hearing right now, fredricka, is that
Mick Mulvaney<\/a> will be joined by a small group of
Senate Republicans<\/a> at camp david this weekend. Mick mulvaney has held these kind of impromptu retreats and this comes now as the president is facing more and more criticism from republicans. There is, of course, the question of the impeachment inquiry and congressman rooney now signaling his openness to potentially impeaching the president. The president is also facing criticism on policy fronts. Particularly as it has to do with the situation in syria and his rapid withdrawal of
American Forces<\/a> from that country. But it also comes, fred, as
Mick Mulvaney<\/a> is facing criticism of his own for comments that he made a couple days ago when, as you said, he admitted to that quid pro quo involving security aid to ukraine and then, of course, he quickly walked it back. Lets listen first to the comments from
Mick Mulvaney<\/a> a couple days ago. Did he also mention to me in past the corruption that related to the dnc server, absolutely. No question about that. Thats why we held up the money. Quid pro quo. It is funding will not flow unless the investigation into the democratic server happened, as well. We do that all the time with
Foreign Policy<\/a>. I have news for everybody, get over it. Theres going to be political influence in
Foreign Policy<\/a>. Now, fredricka, shortly after that news conference,
Mick Mulvaney<\/a> completely walked that back saying no quid pro quo, despite you can see there on camera him admitting that there was one and pressed, in fact, on that very word. Quid pro quo. That being said, fredricka. The
Trump Campaign<\/a> is not stepping back and not walking away from
Mick Mulvaney<\/a>s comments. In fact, turning it into campaign merchandise. Now a get over it tshirt on the
Trump Campaign<\/a> website. Okay. Jeremy diamond trying to cash in on that, not you, but them. Thank you so much. All right. Lets talk further about where all this is going. David sangar
National Security<\/a> correspondent for
New York Times<\/a> and cnn political and
National Security<\/a> analyst also joining me ross garber who teaches impeachment law at
Tulane University<\/a> and a cnn legal analyst. Good to see you both. So, russ, let me begin with you. Mick mulvaney trying to walk this back. This stunning, you know, quid pro quo admission and the white house and the
Reelection Campaign<\/a> saying, get over it. Lets cash in on this and not take it too seriously. But then in the big scheme of things, how potentially damaging is this particularly with this impeachment inquiry ongoing . So, fred, it sounds like youre not over it. We havent gotten over it. I dont think were going to sort of get over it any time soon. Heres the thing for me. I think there are ways to explain sort of, even if there were quid pro quo, it was motivated by public policy. Look, you know ive spent months before trying to explain why i thought the
Mueller Investigation<\/a> actually wouldnt damage the president too much. This, i think, actually is a much more concern to the president and his administration. The big issue, i think, with that mulvaney press conference was that he didnt seem prepared for it. It seems like the white house actually just doesnt have a system in place to deal with these issues. And theyre serious. You know, youve got the president s lawyer, his personal lawyer under federal investigation for issues related to his interactions with the president and other state agencies. This is serious stuff and for the chief of staff to the white house to get up at the podium and sort of free style it on these issues and kind of admit to a quid pro quo and then walk it back just shows a lack of preparation and that theyre not actually taking it seriously. And the white house they shouldnt get over it. At the core were talking about requesting, asking, you know, a foreign country currying favor and influence democracy, u. S. Elections. I mean, none of that can be just kind of glossed over. That really is at the core. One would think that the chief of staff and the rest of the white house has been talking about the optics of how it looked. The realities of and the many admissions. I mean from the president admitting to it, the personal attorney admitting to it and now the chief of staff admitting to it. So, it kind of says, david, that perhaps the white house doesnt think its a really big deal and is hoping that the majority of the public will think its not a really big deal either. Thats exactly right, fredricka. I think that one reason that they may think that is its a little bit complex. It requires parsing a few things in
Mick Mulvaney<\/a>s statement. Two things jumped out at me in that statement. The first is he said the aid was held up as they try to figure out the ukrainian involvement in where the servers were for the dnc. Well, for them to believe this somewhat crazy theory that the ukrainians have the dnc server, they have to overlook the
Trump Administration<\/a>s own indictment of a number of gru, russian
Intelligence Officers<\/a> in the summer of 2018, not an obama era indictment, a
Trump Administration<\/a> indictment and the indictment lays out in great detail how they got into the dnc servers. So, either the theory is right and the indictment is false or the indictment is right and the theory is long ago discredited as the president s own former
Homeland Security<\/a> adviser at the time said just a few weeks ago. The second thing id look for in the mulvaney statement, he said, look, politics often guides
Foreign Policy<\/a> decisions. And they do. Of course. Administration changes and
Foreign Policy<\/a> can change. But those are the politics of national interest. And whats coming out here is the question of whether or not its the politics of personal reelection chances. And that is very different. That gets at that difference that ross was referring to about why people arent getting over it. And potentially undermining
National Security<\/a>. I mean, there is that. So, ross, youve got the impeachment inquiry that is, you know, heating up or intensifying. There is still the whistleblower complaint. And there are some experts who are saying, you dont even need the testimony of the whistleblower because so much information is coming whether it be from diplomats or others. What is potentially next when youve got the
Senate Majority<\/a> leader who is now saying out loud that an impeachment trial is inevitable . Yeah. So, what id be looking for over the next few weeks is, first of all, does the house actually hold public hearings with testimony about these issues . You know, so far the testimony has, you know, been held behind closed doors. Its something that
House Republicans<\/a> have been very critical of. Is there going to be public testimony because without public testimony, i think davids right, this stuff is very complicated and unlikely that sort of middle of the road voters are going to be swayed. And, therefore, kind of middle of the road republicans wont be swayed and even some of vulnerable democrats may have trouble voting for impeachment. So, i think that is one place to look. A second place to look is what else comes out . You know, i think a lot of us were quite surprised by the indictment of
Rudy Giuliani<\/a>s colleagues. What else comes out . Is there
Financial Information<\/a> that comes out as a result of these lawsuits against, you know, trumprelated entities. You know, is there other information that comes out . I think that is the next thing to look for over the next week or two. Quickly, david, do you think much more is needed to tip the scale of whether the momentum goes on impeachment proceedings . It may not be needed to tip the scale on impeachment, but it would certainly be needed to tip the scale if this got to trial in the senate. Look, the 20 republicans would have to vote to convict for the president to be convicted and removed from office. I dont count more than two or three possible conviction votes in the senate right now. So, theyre a long, long way away and you probably have to learn a fair bit more before you saw the republicans in the senate start to crack on that. Thank you, both, so much. You bet. Still ahead,
Bernie Sanders<\/a> back on the campaign trail and hes gaining new support just days after suffering a heart attack. Plus, an already tense situation boiling over in syria. U. S. Officials now saying a ceasefire between the kurds and turkey is not holding. More on that, coming up. I get it all the time. Have you lost weight . Of course i have ever since i started renting from national. Because national lets me lose the wait at the counter. And choose any car in the aisle. And i dont wait when i return, thanks to drop go. At national, i can lose the wait. And keep it off. Looking good, patrick. I know. vo go national. Go like a pro. Anna, do you yes those plans . I just wanted to show you something ive been wor. James r. And associates. Anna speaking. James r. And associates. Anna. [phone ringing] baker architects. This is anna baker. At northwestern mutual, this is what our version of
Financial Planning<\/a> looks like. Tomorrow is important, but youre ready to bet on yourself today. Find an advisor at northwesternmutual. Com. Jill jill has entresto, and a na
Heart Failure<\/a> pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. Dont take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. Dont take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if youve had angioedema with an ace or arb. The most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. Ask your doctor about entresto. Where to next . All right. Well, in queens, new york, theyre getting ready for senator
Bernie Sanders<\/a> where he is back on the campaign trail in a big way. Right now a rally is being held for him right there in queens, new york. This is
Bernie Sanders<\/a>
First Campaign<\/a> event since suffering a heart attack earlier this month. Todays event comes with a major announcement. New york congresswoman alexandria ocasia cortez. Ryan nobles is joining me right now from that event. So, ryan, it seems like its the warm up that is under way getting ready for
Bernie Sanders<\/a> arrival. What is happening . Thats right. Pretty big crowd. Pretty big park just outside of manhattan over the river in queens here and it is packed. It is at capacity and still people waiting to get in and we expect senator sanders and representative ocasiocortez to speak at any minute. A lot of energy and enthusiasm here and the theme youre starting to see with the opening speakers that are coming out before senator sanders is its time to move on from his
Health Issues<\/a>. He had the heart attack about two and a half weeks ago. He is feeling better and ready to move on. Michael moore one of the warmup speakers here today and he said the only heart attack people should be talking about right now is the heart attack that wall street bankers will have if
Bernie Sanders<\/a> becomes president. Theyre sending a message today that sanders is up for the challenge and ready to get back on the campaign trail in full fashion and hes going to do so now with the support of alexandria ocasiocortez. A rising progressive star. Someone who has huge support here in new york and also huge support across the country. She is going to help sanders solidify that wing of the
Democratic Party<\/a> and bring in
Younger Voters<\/a> and voters of color that are going to be very important in this democratic primary. So, we expect to hear from ocasiocortez in the next few minutes and then well hear from sanders himself. His first big rally and his first big speech since that heart attack. The message is that hes in it for the long haul and he believes he can win the democratic nomination. Well check back with you. Ryan nobles, thanks so much. Lets talk further on all of this now. Let me bring in
Nathan Gonzalez<\/a> publisher at inside elections. Welcome back. Bernie sanders, mostly sidelined since that heart attack, even though he did come out in the video with his wife saying, you know, im ready to get back to business. But how important is this rally . Of this magnitude, particularly, for him to kind of reassure his supporters that he is still, you know, in it and hes got the vigor to go all the way. Well, im not sure if this rally will put to bed the
Health Issues<\/a> or health questions. But he is about to land one of the most coveted endorsements in this entire democratic race. As ryan talked about, congresswoman ocasiocortez one of the rising stars in the
Democratic Party<\/a>. She gets a ton of attention for being in office for a year and she, this is an endorsement. I think many of sanders competitors in the race would have loved to have had and he is about to land it. I think its remarkable that out of all the candidates in the race, she has chosen to endorse the 78yearold white guy in the race who is not even a democrat. I mean, hes an independent running as a democrat for the independent nomination. And i think it says something about the direction of the party or part of the direction of the party that shes trying to lead that she would go with someone who is an independent senator from vermont rather than a democratic, you know, someone who has been in the
Democratic Party<\/a> for years. Says as much about him as it does about her. Why do you suppose she, you know, is throwing her support behind him and not say, you know,
Elizabeth Warren<\/a> . I think she believes in the policies that hes giving voice to, not only in this campaign but what hes giving voice to for years. I think that is more important to her rather than the vehicle or the messenger. But im also, im skeptical that this will be a boost for sanders campaign. I know that shes a popular figure, but im wondering how many people are looking to her who have been waiting on the sidelines waiting for her to tell them who they should support. And i think increasingly endorsements can lead to positive media coverage. But i dont expect it to fundamentally change this race. In part because
Bernie Sanders<\/a>, remember in 2016, he had the advantage of being a oneonone matchup against senator clinton. Now there are five or six candidates in the democratic race that have the same message, but might be a better messenger. Someone such as senator warren. Nathan gonzalez, well leave it there for now. Thank you so much. Thank you. All right. Still ahead. Breaking news out of syria. A negotiated ceasefire is not holding between turkey and kurdish forces. Details, next. Text and data is just 30 bucks a line for 4 lines. And now you can get it on our newest, most powerful signal. No signal reaches farther or is more reliable. Get 4 new lines of unlimited for just 30 bucks a line. Love them, hate their laundry, protection. Lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99. 9 of bacteria. Detergent alone cant. Lysol. What it takes to protect. \u00ae full of flavor. Color. Full of. Woo full of good. So you can be too. Try our new warm grain bowls today. Order now on doordash. Try our new warm grain bowls today. Be right back. With moderate to severe
Crohns Disease<\/a>, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. Is she alright . I hope so. So i talked to my doctor about humira. I learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of
Crohns Disease<\/a> after trying other medications. And the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. Humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. Serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening
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President Trump<\/a> announced u. S. Troops were pulling out of
Northern Syria<\/a> and then just days later turkey began its military offensive to force kurds from the area. Earlier i spoke with the democrat on the
House Foreign Affairs<\/a> committee who warned of the consequences if congress cannot convince the president to keep u. S. Forces in the area. You know, you saw a real big bipartisan vote in the house of representati representatives. I would hope if releader mcconnl feels that way a big vote on the senate side this week and then were sending a mesage to the president. Weve got to maintain a presence in that region otherwise youll see a resurgence of isis. I understand the president s reluctance to keep forces there, but this week he increased our troop presence in saudi arabia by 3,000. So, you know, as much as wed like to bring everyone home, we have interest in that region and to protect our
National Security<\/a>. Nick payton walsh is in the kurdish territory of nearby irbl, iraq. What is happening with the ceasefire . Kind of echoing of what we are hearing from the ground. Provide more detail from possibly less involved party. The u. S. Was, obviously, a close ally of the syrian kurds causing a precipitous u. S. Withdrawal. This occurred because of the
Syrian Rebels<\/a> fighting on behalf of turkey. Turkeys military is in force at the border and apparently at times inside syria. Most of the fighting on the ground is being backed by turkey which one u. S. Specialist called mostly extremist. They, apparently, have continued to move on the town of ras al ain and the syrian kurds maintaining a small part of it. The syrian kurds for their part stopped operations but were attacked, but not with air strikes necessarily as the syrian kurds have suggested at one point. In terms of turkeys role in this, well, its unclear if the u. S. Official of turkey is in control or whether or not it doesnt care what the
Syrian Rebels<\/a> are doing during the ceasefi ceasefire. The problem is it its hard to define what the ceasefire is. Different interpretations of it. Turkey thinks its about the syrian kurds leaving the syrian turkish border. Large
Population Centers<\/a> and as far as we can fathom for an explanation envoy
James Jeffrey<\/a> the smaller area the ceasefire is supposed to be on the outskirts of this disputed town. The syrian kurds wouldnt have to withdraw from areas already controlled. Yes, it was supposed to stop the fighting but both sides accused the other of not doing that entirely. Its clear violence has dropped since it came into play but the turkish or the syrian kurds of 14 separate attacks trying to harass them since the beginning and the syrian kurds said a number of attacks, too, the air strikes which was not the case. Were also hearing that humanitarian corridor continued to push through and evacuate some of the
Syrian Kurdish<\/a> wounded and injured civilians. If this continues to collapse before the vital diplomatic m t meeting between
Vladimir Putin<\/a> where most people think the ultimate deal is to be made, then that could possibly jeopardize. Nick paton walsh, thank you so much. Demanding answers. Boeing face tough questions after internal messages reveal concerns about the 737 max jets years before deadly crashes grounded the planes. Details on that straight ahead. Sport drumming starts [ referee whistle sounds ] [ cheering ] when you need the fuel to be your nephews number one fan. Holiday inn express. Were there. So you can be too. Our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition. For strength and energy whoohoo greattasting ensure. With nine grams of protein and twentyseven vitamins and minerals. Ensure, for strength and energy. Only lexus asks questions like these, because we believe the most amazing machines are inspired by you. Experience the rewards of our curiosity. Theyre americas bpursuing lifechanging cures. In a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs. Like a way to fight cancer by arming a patients own tcells. Because its not just about the next breakthrough. Its all the ones after that. Anyoonly marcos can deliver americas most loved pizza. Hot and fresh, and right to your door. Dough made from scratch, every day. Sauce from our original recipe. And authentic toppings like crispy, old world pepperoni\u2122. Because the italian way is worth celebrating. Every day at marcos, get two medium, onetopping pizzas for just 6. 99 each. Hello to americas most loved pizza. Hello marcos. All right. Well, welcome back. Youre looking at freshman democrat alexandria ocasiocortez. Kicking off a rally in queens for
Bernie Sanders<\/a>. He will be emerging there. First big rally on the campaign trail after his heart attack almost two weeks ago. Just days after the last president ial debate. Well dip in as we merit. Federal regulators are demanding an explanation from boeing after the company failed to disclose internal communications between two of its pilots discussing fundamental issues with the 737 max
Software System<\/a> linked to two fatal crashes. Heres renee marsh. Cnn got a hold of internal instant messages between two boeing messages in 2016 when the boeing 737 max was in development. Two alarming things here. The first, a boeing test pilot is raising concerns about the very software at the center of two fatal 737 max crashes. He says the planes automated flight controls were making it extremely hard for him to control the plane in the flight sim yrl simulator. In one message he tells a colleague and im quoting, granted even this was egregious. Heres the second alarming point. This system was meant to operate in the background. Boeing told the faa that pilots didnt even need to know about it to safely fly the plane. But engineers over time at boeing ended up making this system way more powerful. And boeings pilot only learned about it during
Flight Simulator<\/a> testing. So, heres what that pilot said, that test pilot. He said, im quoting. Its running rampant in the sim on me, short for simulator. I basically lied to the reggialators unknowingly. His colleague says, it wasnt a lie. No one told us that was the case. Now, the faa has fired off what sounds like a really angry letter to boeing. Demanding an explanation for why it withheld this documentation. In a statement the faa says that it finds the substance of the document concerning. It says that the faa is also disappointed that boeing did not bring this document to their attention immediately upon its discovery. Boeing, for its part, has said that it is cooperating with the investigations. Renee marsh, cnn, washington. All right. Joining me right now to discuss former managing director for the
National Transportation<\/a> safety board and aviation analyst. Good to see you. About four months after these messaging are time stamped. The federal
Aviation Administration<\/a> approved the 737 max for flight. How much of a difference do you think these messages would have made if boeing had disclosed them to the faa . Well, i think certainly as the faa administrator said, concerning. We dont know the full context of these and its not unheard of that test pilots can be somewhat cavalier in their communications. But these are very concerning. And if there was a problem with the mcat system showing up repeatedly in the sim test, boy, that is going to be a damming piece of evidence and president mulenburg is going to be before congress in ten days. You can bet he will take a tough grilling. So, how much trouble, you know, would boeing be in if it was revealed that the company was deliberately trying to hide these messages . Well, i just saw that the
American Airlines<\/a> and southwest have postponed reintegrating the 737 max into the schedules until friday. I would say it would push it back some more. This is not good news. An effort to try to get that plane back into the air and, most importantly, it throws into question the whole certification process. So, what kind of trouble might it mean for any airline who wants to or wants to continue or do business with boeing. Well, boeing is very loyal customers. They are going to be paying a heavy penalty to their customers for this plane being grounded. But its really the broader question of how do you, you know, certify new aircraft that are increasingly complex with a federal bureaucracy that may not be able to keep up with the technologies. Its a really challenging question. And how do you see this, you know, i guess, going. What do you see as potentially next here . I think boeing is just starting the soul searching and the reorganization that theyre going to have to go through to regain not just the trust of customers, but the trust of the public and, more importantly, the trust of regulators. The regulators across the world no longer trust boeing. And then, you know, were heading into a big travel season. You know, folks just cant help but, you know, think about their personal safety and the safety of their families. You know, as theyre about to fly. How do you suppose all of these discovers upcoming hearings might impact peoples travels . I think, i think well, were not going to have the 737 max to fly over the christmas holidays. Thats for sure. Then the question is, whats next . How do you regain trust in a plane thats been so heavily damaged in the press . Yeah. Peter, thank you so much. Always appreciate hearing from you. Thank you, fred. All right. Coming up, a big decision in great britain. Will brexit be delayed even further than it has already . A new hurdle in
Boris Johnsons<\/a> promise to strike a deal before the end of the month. Government by and for all the people not just the powerful and wellconnected. Thats the american promise. But big corporations and special interests are in control. Nothings happening for real people. Our democracy has been purchased. The candidates running for president have great ideas. But we cant get anything done unless we make our democracy serve the people again. Im tom steyer. I approve this message. Im running for president because its time our democracy works for people. Oh, come on. Flo dont worry. Youre covered. dramatic music and youre saving money, because you bundled home and auto. Sarah, get in the house. Were all here for you. All all day, all night. dramatic music great job speaking calmly and clearly everyone. Thats how you put a customer at ease. Hey, did anyone else hear weird voices while they were in the corn . No. No. Me either. Whispering voice jamie. What . One of mexicos most wanted men is now free from
Police Custody<\/a> after gun battles erupted in the streets of mexico following his arrest. Mexican
Authorities Say<\/a> guzman, the son of mexican drug king pin elchapo was detained during an operation on thursday but as gun battles dragged on,
Officials Say<\/a> they were forced to release guzman in an effort to save lives. Heres
Cnn International<\/a> correspondent matt rivers. The gunfire thursday was at times constant and deafening. This is what it sounds like when a drug cartel overpowers the state. It began when
Government Troops<\/a> served a warrant on guzman lopez, the son of notorious drug lord el chapo guzman. He is charged in the u. S. With drug trafficking. He was briefly taken into custody, seen here in an unidated photo. Thats when things went very wrong. Authorities say they were soon besieged on all sides by
Cartel Members<\/a> looking to free guzman. With gun battles breaking out across the city. The operation to capture guzman,
Authorities Say<\/a>, was led by
Municipal Police<\/a> who didnt expect the cartel response. In a rush to obtain positive results, he says, they acted rashly and with poor planning. Critics wonder how thats possible, given he has long been known as a cartel stronghold. The result, an entire city could not move. Some filming as they hid. Eventually, a stunning decision from authorities. They would release guzman, one of the countrys most wanted men in exchange for the cartel backing off. He was let go and it was over. Friday, mexicos president justified the decision saying innocent civilians were at risk. The capture of a criminal cannot be worth more than the lives of the people, he said. This was the government admitting it was unable to secure one of its cities. And all but unprecedented act in its war on drugs. Lopezs administration argued fighting with fire is not the solution. Perhaps, but in the short term people keep dying. Nearly 33,000 people were murdered last year and this year it might be worse. The bloodstained aftermath on the streets is mexicos reality. And its government has no immediate solution to fix it. Matt rivers, cnn, mexico city. Checking our other top stories. The funeral for a trxatatiana jn is postponed. She was to be laid to rest today one week after the she was shot and killed in her home by a police officer. Her father was granted a temporary restraining order after he claims he was cut out of the
Funeral Planning<\/a> and would like to be involved. A hearing is scheduled for monday to determine whether the restraining order will continue. Jefferson was just 28 years old when former
Fort Worth Police<\/a> officer aaron dean fatally shot her while she was playing video games with her nephew. Officers were responding to a wellness check. Dean has since been charged with murder. In alabama, the search continues for a missing 3yearold girl. Kamille cupcake mckinney has been missing for a week. Patrick stallworth is one of the two people connected to a vehicle that witnesses saw take mckinney from a
Birthday Party<\/a> saturday night. Stallworth was taken in for questioning earlier this week before he was released on bond. Stallworth has not been charged in kamilles disappearance, but now faces federal charges after police say they found child pornography on his phone. More parents are changing their pleas in the sweeping
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Elijah Cummings<\/a> passed away this week at the age of 68. The body of the chairman of the
House Oversight<\/a> committee will lee in state in the
National Hall<\/a> of the u. S. Capitol next week. A formal
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Bernie Sanders<\/a> back on the campaign trail. Lets listen in. Bad news for them. Things are going to change and were going to have a government of working people, not the 1 . Let me begin by thanking our great musicians for their great music. Thank you, guys. Let me thank my wife, jane. Whose father was a cab driver from brooklyn. And who is going to make an outstanding first lady for our country. Let me thank my four kids and seven grandchildren, this is a family you will be proud of. Let me thank michael moore. For his support for so many years. Michaels father worked on an
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General Motors<\/a> in flint, michigan. Michael knows what side he is on. Let me thank the mayor of san juan, puerto rico, carmen cruz who has stood up to trump in her fight for justice for the people of puerto rico. And i want to thank elene for being one of the cochairs of our campaign. And let me thank senator nina. Nina grew up in a lowincome family in cleveland. And at the age of 14, started working parttime jobs in order to support her family. Nina knows which side she is on. And let me thank congresswoman alexandria ocasiocortez. It is thats right. Ive been around politics a few years and it is hard to believe the degree in which less than one year this woman, the youngest woman ever elected to congress. It is hard to believe the degree to which she has transformed politics in america. Youre going to hear more from
Bernie Sanders<\/a> as we continue to cover this rally there out of queens. For now, im fredricka whitfield. Thank you for being with me. Ana cabrera is up with more news ana cabrera is up with more news right after this. Ever since i started renting from national. Because national lets me lose the wait at the counter. And choose any car in the aisle. And i dont wait when i return, thanks to drop go. At national, i can lose the wait. And keep it off. Looking good, patrick. I know. vo go national. Go like a pro. New crest gum and sensitivity. Ahh brain freeze no, its my teeth. Your teeth hurt . Just sensitivity. I should see my dentist. My teeth have been feeling really sensitive lately. Well 80 of sensitivity starts at the gum line, so treat sensitivity at the source. New crest gum and sensitivity starts treating sensitivity immediately, at the gum line, for relief within days and wraps your teeth in sensitivity protection. Ohh your teeth . No, its brain freeze new gum and sensitivity from crest. But allstate actually helps you drive safely. With drivewise. It lets you know when you go too fast. And brake too hard. With feedback to help you drive safer. Giving you the power to actually lower your cost. Unfortunately, it cant do anything about that. Now that you know the truth. Are you in good hands . Tmobiles newest signal reaches farther than ever before. With more engineers. More towers. More coverage its a network that gives you freedom from big cities, to small towns, were with you. Because life can take you almost anywhere, tmobile is with you. No signal goes farther or is more reliable in keeping you connected. Anyoonly marcos can deliver americas most loved pizza. Hot and fresh, and right to your door. Dough made from scratch, every day. Sauce from our original recipe. And authentic toppings like crispy, old world pepperoni\u2122. Because the italian way is worth celebrating. Every day at marcos, get two medium, onetopping pizzas for just 6. 99 each. Hello to americas most loved pizza. Hello marcos. Ayou listen to advyour clients goal ofen. Sending her daughter to the music school of her dreams. And you help her turn it into reality. Principal. We can help you plan for that. Start today at principal. Com. Thats ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. Its a situp, banana bend at the waist im tryin keep it up. Youll get there. Whoahoahoa 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. Ensure max protein. Youre live in the cnn news room. Im ana cabrera. Meeting with the man whose stunning admission on ukraine blew up the
Trump Administration<\/a> strategy for defending against impeachment. Did he also mention to me in past that the corruption related to the dnc server . Absolutely. No question about that. But thats it. Thats why we held up the money. You just described as a quid pro quo. Funding will not flow unless the investigation into the democratic server happened, as well. We do that all the time with
Foreign Policy<\/a>. I have news for everybody, get over it. There is going to be political influence in
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