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have any jokes, man. >> i'm and i will do it next time when my city and i'm happy that this went great, it will do the job. next time. >> we'll do the jokes next time, i'll all the best to your heart goes out to you and everybody who was at that field tonight, what a night. thanks so much. roy wood junior it's a terrific, as always. thank you. thanks for watching everybody. anderson cooper 360 next, have a good night tonight on 360. >> he's been talking plenty about revenge lately now, the former president, it takes it one step further, amplifying calls for chasing you down perceived...

Following a four-week, virtual trial, Alaska Airlines (Alaska) received a complete defense verdict from a King County Superior Court jury on June 1, 2022. The case offers important...

A lobbyist. >> that friend became a registered foreign agent for the moroccan government in his role in this trip is raising new questions this morning. cnn's renee march has more. >> reporter: we're learning that pruitt's trip to morocco was twice as expensive as originally thought this all according to the "the washington post." back to that lobbyist involved in arranging that trip. richard snowkin not only helped arrange the trip but he participated in meetings during the trip including meetings with industry. then just months later the moroccan government hired him to work as a foreign age...

Renewals and there is no march 5th deadline, correct? congress has been operating under this sort of faux notion that they had until march 5th to pass some kind of deal for dreamers but that doesn't exist right now? >> reporter: the president is mentioned it a lot too but keep in mind a lower court put that on hold and while this issue is before the courts for now, that deadline isn't in play. the renewals can continue. thanks so very much. president trump pushing for his long time personal pilot to become the head of the federal aviation administration, at least submitting his name up for...

Of six trips zinke made to his home state using taxpayer dollars his schedule allowed him to travel to his house in montana at least three times. and interior officials said any suggestion there's anything wrong with that is ridiculous, noting the state has many department of interior lands, offices and assets. officials in the interior department say its ethics office signed off on all of this, but that's not convincing some lawmakers on capitol hill or ethics watchdogs. >> and renee marsh joins us now. so, renee, i understand lawmakers sent a letter about the travel. what are they hoping to ...