could she knows. don't tread on that. no. go they could have rows. there was room for jack. alright. believe jake tapper right now a long-awaited update on the health but if princess kate, the lead starts right now new information from the princess of wales saying she's making good progress after her cancer diagnosis. >> and the big plan she announced for this coming weekend. there remains one outstanding mystery, however, plus hundreds of comedians walk into the vatican. this is not a joke, actually happened earlier today. what pope francis told fallon colbert, conan, chris rock, whoopi goldberg, julia louis-dreyfus and others in the star studded cast of characters. but first, the us supreme court ruling on several major cases today, but not on the january 6 immunity case, which could have a big impact on the upcoming presidential election. how this frees up donald trump to focus on debates and running mates i welcome them to lead. >> i'm jake tapper. we're going to start off in the 2024 leads. so let's queue some election music there it is the election jam. >> there are now 144 days left until the presidential election and just 13 until the very first presidential debate between president biden and former president trump, which will be we here on cnn and any day now, we could get a major decision from the us supreme court. the justices are weighing whether former president donald trump is immune from prosecution for his actions while he was in office. that ruling is critical. if trump wants to clear the remaining legal clouds hanging over him those clouds including the investigation into the january 6 riots, as well as allegations over what he may have done with classified documents he took with him after he lost the election. and while we are watching to see what the highest court in the land does, trump's main opponent is across the atlantic ocean, president biden, just moments away from leaving italy after the b7 summit of world economic superpowers. after wrapping up meetings with other world leaders and a private conversation with his holiness pope francis former president trump has spent the last few days surrounded by house and senate republicans. they sang happy birthday and presented trump with a birthday cake a day before the birthday. and he received this early the president a handshake from senate republican leader mitch mcconnell, one of his most vocal critics within the republican party mr. trump also indicated to a fox reporter that his vice presidential pick was probably someone who had been in the room with them you're pick for vp in that room with you probably hear the prep book. >> i don't want to go, but probably i think we'll probably announced it during the convention. do you know who your vps i have sort of that idea when some really talented people that president trump's 78th birthday, i want to go straight out to cnn's kristen holmes, who has been morning on drawing for years and has live in west palm beach, florida. >> kristen, how is trump celebrating his 78th birthday? i know he's done a big fan of that number, 78 yeah. i mean, he's very aware of the fact that that's just right behind joe biden, that most of america believes that both candidates going into november are very the one thing he doesn't want to focus on it. >> all you almost never hear donald trump talking about biden's age only instead of attacking his mental fitness for office. but donald trump trump is spending this day like he spends most days surrounded by people who really support him. this is called trump 47. this is the club of some of his biggest supporters in florida but and jake, i do want to add one piece of new reporting that we have just gotten it and it's how he spent the de before his birthday, you mentioned that upcoming debate. we did learn while he was in dc, held a quote, unquote, policy session with close advisors, as well as senators marco rubio and eric schmidt. they are not saying this was debate prep, but acknowledged during that's sessions like this will inevitably help donald trump when it comes to that debate. one thing on the agenda that they spoke about yesterday talking about democracy and what they believed to be the inevitable questions around january 6, his role, the attack on january 6. so clearly, trying to put in some of the legwork here, again, donald so trump's team saying this is not debate prep that donald trump is not going to prep for that debate in two weeks and steady is going to sit down for interviews, hold these policies sessions as well. let's take questions from voters. jake all right. >> kristen holmes, thanks so much to breaking news and the law and justice lead. now the justice department just announced it will not seek to prosecute the head of the justice department us attorney general, merrick garland. this decision not surprising after this week's dramatic house vote holding garland in contempt of congress for not handing over the audio president biden's interview in the special counsel's classified documents investigation of him. let's bring in cnn's evan perez, evan walk us through the decision well, jake, the decision by the department to not turn over the audio from president biden's interview with rob, her last october is based on the fact that the president has asserted executive privilege. >> and for that reason, the department today notified notified speaker johnson that the justice department is not going to take any action. i'll read you just a part of what what what the letter says from the justice department. it says this is a long-standing position and uniform practice to department determined that the response of the attorney general to the subpoena's did not constitute a crime, and therefore will not be brought to a grand jury. and there will be no prosecution. so not a huge surprise as you pointed out, j but what happens next? we don't know, right? the congress could try to do something like inherent contempt, something that was done in 1934 where they locked up a former member of the cabinet to remember him, a member of the administration at the time, and they locked him up in the willard hotel could they do that with attorney general merrick garland? we'll see what they tried to do next, but for now, right now, this is the final answer from the justice department alright, evan perez, thanks so much so spring and panel of our political voices and our political journalist away him. >> and let me start with you, olivia, i believe weavers from politico. welcome this. your first time in the league. the first similarly all right, welcome. >> good to have you here. >> so let's start with the fact that i think the chairman of the house judiciary committee, congressman jim jordan, also failed to comply with a congressional subpoena, right there's a lot of hypocrisy on the hill and we saw that with steve bannon as well back when they were looking into the russia investigation? republicans tried to get him to come in. he refused and we went through democrats tried to get democrats refused, and republicans were mad about it at first and then they said, oh well that's sort of the tack that you take on the hill in this situation. they're not done fighting yet. it might just be a pause because they're already hinting that they're going to be going through a legal recourse to try to get that audio. and that will take time. so it's quite unlikely that they will be able to achieve that by the time the election rolls around in light of republicans claiming that the department of justice has been politicized what are your reactions to all of this? you're michael is really a lot of republican voters actually believed that if you spent some time talking to folks in the act of his base they will tell you what they believe are some of the charges and cases against the former president are weaponization of the government. >> they would say this is political warfare, if you will, and that's why you're seeing some individuals connected to project 2020. he five have stated that 25 is a bunch of conservatives talk, basically laying out like an almost 1,000 page outline for what they would like to happen. and that's why many have stayed he did that. they will would argue are unelected bureaucrats making it difficult for the executive to do their job. so, so this posturing from the elected officials, it's coming from the voters, it's why i think you see many politicians down the republican side taking the positions that they're taking. i'm not so sure it's coming from voters as mentioned, it's coming from donald trump, who probably in that closed-door meeting we emphasize that he wants them to do everything they can both in the senate and the house to make life miserable for the biden administration. and that the goal here having been serving the client administration, know this very well right? every time you're getting those requests for information or documents, right. it means you have to stop what you're doing and you spend half of your day dealing with that, right? and so in this instance, they are bound and determined to try to get this dark audio, which i think they believe will make president biden look bad. i think there are some who believed that they don't want to set that precedent. obviously, i'll be honest. lots of administration's hide behind the precedent arguments. i'm not going to go defend or decry that attorney general, bill barr also, correct? >> absolutely. i obviously disagreed with his decision, but that's a different story. anyway but now i think this is more about the performative nature of what we're gonna be seeing between now and the election where congress is going to do everything they can. republicans to make the president look bad, to make, to go after members of his administration, if they think they can leverage that to in some way go after the president rather than actually doing their job. so trump made his first trip to capitol hill since he left office, and certainly since january 6 to project unity among republicans since nikki haley dropped out of the teresa, we should note she keeps racking up votes and primaries, including double-digit totals in swing states. arizona, almost 18%, georgia, more than 13%, pennsylvania, 16.4%, wisconsin, 12.7% do you think should michael that donald trump has made an effective enough case to when those voters back because i know that the biden campaign, i don't know how effectively they're going after them either, but the biden campaign, things that they could pick up some of those nikki haley voter. i mean, i think some of the nikki haley voters voted for president biden in 2020. >> if you look at the data, they're going to vote for him in november of this year. i think a part of the former president strike strategy by coming to capitol hill was a showcase that party leadership is indeed coalescing around him, including members on the senate side who are far more skeptical of the former president than individuals on the house. i think the party is going to have to start making direct efforts at trying to articulate some messages to some of those more moderate leaning suburbanite republican voters. jurors who certainly don't want to vote for president biden again, some of them are open to donald trump. are there wondering if the posture and is going to be what it was four years ago. and i don't think the campaign is that enough to do that. >> you think that the biden campaign has done enough to go after nikki haley voters? i do. and there's actually a lot that's going on not on the not publicly, but underneath if the service serve surface to have caused the plot thickens wonder but look, i mean, to have private conversations with different groups of voters to say to explore their interests in more publicly supporting the present. one point though quickly so supposedly this was about unity, but then ironically, whereas president former president trump has said, oh yeah, don't worry about us on contraception and ivf. and yet yesterday, republicans blocked a vote on codifying ivf last week, they blocked a vote on codifying access to contraception. so there are actual cracks here in terms of where they stand on different issues. >> so olivia, you've been reporting on what advice republicans on capitol hill are giving donald trump about the running mate he should pick. other than it should definitely be one of us actually, you did actually get that with some of the ones who are considered vice presidential contenders. >> nikki haley's name came up a lot, and some of them said, i still think she has a chance, but if she doesn't, we want someone who pulls in voters that she attracted tim scott was a name that we heard a ton, but they acknowledged that it could be other people as well. >> byron donalds, really out there making the case for himself on cnn this morning. >> and he he was the one who made the same joke to me that it should be him he donalds is a little bit more conservative and leaning into the populist wing, then i would say the nikki haley voters, he's freedom caucus. and he has had its moments of being a rebel in the house with speaker mccarthy, haley, i think was a little bit more mainstream. >> i would predict that if he names byron donalds, joe biden, kamala harris will win because black voters are not going to you're bullish on your former boss, dr. ben carson, still i saw there was an article in the new york times saying saying, don't count it out and included in quotes march interview with him on stage and in the union, but also it said like the person who keeps on bringing a ben carson is donald trump. >> well, he likes dr. carson. have a great relationship. they talked pretty regularly and actually this weekend, they will be together. so let's just see what happens. jake it tell us more parson's chief of staff that are michael they're coming up. >> thanks so much and thanks again for 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launched the stop project 2025 taskforce in here to explain what's going on, is congressman jared huffman, a democrat from california, who is part of the stop project 2025 taskforce. you've said project 2025. agenda. we'll hit like a blitzkrieg. what is exactly? what, are you concerned about here everything if you read this manifesto, it's almost 1,000 pages. >> you say to touches every part of the federal government touches are individual liberties. it touches all of our institutions. he touches democracy itself so these are the most inner circle thought leaders of donald trump's world, telling us that they're going to roll this out on day one, they hope to have it all done within the first hundred and 80 days of a trump presidency is so i think you're right at the top of this segment. jake, this a case where offenses the best defense and that's what this task force is going to try to do. >> so has president trump officially said that this is his blueprint? this is his agenda because as i'm sure you recall, he didn't actually even have a platform in 2020 when he when he ran for reelection, he doesn't need to say it was charge of russ von. is that the guidance or reservoir is one of the authors, but you've got stephen miller, you got peter navarro. i mean, it is a who's who? so i've trump's inner circle and over 100 conservative groups. so this is not an idle threat. that is what steve bannon and others call their war plans. yeah, it's there. they believe in this. it's almost 1,000 pages as you note, tell us if you can narrow it down what is the one item or two items that you are most alarmed by? >> it's hard because so much of it is alarming. but let's just take the innocuous sounding schedule f, civil service reform. what they propose to do is to fire tens of thousands of government employees across all federal agencies. and to replace them with people that come through these ideological boot camps, they get on these databases maintained by the heritage foundation. and those are going to be your new federal workforce basically, trump sick offense to do whatever donald trump tells them to do, it's a loyalty test and they call it their army. so that, that's pretty alarming. >> so they would argue there are unelected bureaucrats and the government. and they don't respond to anybody in their protected by all sorts of labor laws. and what we want is people who will enact president trump's agenda. and if president trump wins, then that means that he has the support of the public as opposed to these unelected bureaucrats, how would you respond to that argument? >> well, there's a reason over 100 years ago, teddy roosevelt put the civil service system in place. >> we need continuity of government. we need people who know what they're doing working as food inspectors and air traffic controllers and doing other important government functions. we don't need some maga loyalty test deciding how we fill all these jobs. >> so the president or the conservative heritage foundation said that project 2020 is part of this project 2025 will not be hindered by quotes and unserious mistake riddled press release or task force of house democrats lacking a basic understanding of federal governance, unquote, that's, that's what they say about you. your thoughts? >> well, i think we do know a thing or two about governance and we're deeply concerned by what they've laid out what they've told us very clearly that they're gonna do because i honestly without hyperbole, jake, if they're successful here, it means the end of american democracy, as we know it. and we're not going to just roll over and let them do that. >> so this is your first time on the lead, i believe. but you've been in congress for 12 years just slightly older than the show and before this, you were in assemblyman, but also you are an environmental lawyer for the national resources defense council. is there what's what's it just because i'm sure you're constituents and people in the environmental community want to know what are you concerned about? in project 2025 having to do with the environment? >> well, you'll find plenty to be concerned about there. some of it is not new. i'm on the natural resources committee ideal with these fossil fuel industry agendas all the time. so they're going to certainly wipe away all the climate actions. for example, that president biden and the democratic congress did with the inflation reduction act and other landmark legislation. but they're gonna go a lot further chevron deference is going to be completely gone. the administrative state will be completely dismantled. so you won't see regulations the way we've come to depend on them. in many cases environmental protections of every kind are going to be in the crosshairs and we're going go back to a fossil fuel influenced policy for both energy and climate out of the paris agreement. but we've known that that's not the new part of project. >> yeah. that sounds like it would be whatever any republican running for office, that would be their position that's actually 40 concert standard fare the new and alarming piece that the american people really need to understand in this task force is going to help to spotlight it, is the attack on our democratic institutions are individual freedoms and rights church, state separation things that will potentially irreversibly break america as we know it. all right, congressman jared huffman, democratic california. thanks so much for being here. come back, talk to talk more about this. there's 1,000 pages of it and we should also extend an invitation to the people behind project 2025 to come on the lead and talk about your agenda, what you've want president trump to achieve should he be elected in november coming up, catherine princess of wales, provides a rare update on her battle against cancer and tells us when we can expect to see her publicly again, that's at head two presidents, the former under our 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came after weeks of intense speculation over her whereabouts in a written statement today as catherine says she's making good progress, but she conceded she's still not quote, out of the woods. we should note the remaining giant mysteries here. the public still does not know what type of cancer she or her father-in-law, king, charles, are fighting right now let's bring in cnn's real correspondent, max foster, buckingham palace, and cnn's chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta, max royals watchers, or they're hungry for news. how do you expect saturday to go? >> well, saturday, we'll see in the flesh for the first time since christmas. so the first time this year and the crowds already gathering, there are royal fans camping out overnight, which i'm not sure would've been the case without kate. but we'll see her tomorrow. if everything goes as planned, come out from buckingham palace in a carriage with a children. i think the optics are quite prescient here because a lot of what she's talking about is supporting the children, getting them on track behind the scenes, building that up before she appears in public. so we'll see how with the kids throughout the day, she'll go up to the parade ground, watch a military parade. come back down in a carriage procession with all the cavalry. and then we'll see her come out on the balcony for that shot that you're very familiar with? i'm sure where all the family comes out and there'll be a huge crowd out in front and i think it's a big moment. for the uk having said all of that she's saying she's having good days and bad days. so each event will be considered on the day effectively and on the doctor's advice. so she may not feel like she's having a good day and she may decide to pull out, but what the palace is very keen to emphasize is that we shouldn't read too much into that. this is expected. she's also planning some appearances over the summer, but they're not going to confirm them until the last minute. so she's back at work, but it's a very slow stepping back into work if you like, and we shouldn't read this as anything like full-time return to duty. she says she's really appealing for privacy, saying part of the process and the therapy is going on for another few months as we standard part of the process is to get stronger behind the scenes and get her family strong before she comes out in public. >> dr. gupta, princess kate did not reveal what type of cancer she is fighting. we know it was discovered during quote, may he'd your abdominal surgery. what what do you think are the possibilities here well there's a lot of possibilities and i gotta tell you, i mean, several doctors have been texting me an email me telling me what they think, but the reality is, we don't know. >> and it's speculative. i mean, there are so many things that would fall under major abdominal surgery. a uterus, ovaries, colon, liver all these things. what we do know is what you see on the screen there. >> she did have that operation back in january. >> this has been going on for some time originally, it was thought to be non-cancerous so what happens is they do the operation, then they're looking under the microscope at the tissue and that's probably when they discover that it's cancerous and subsequently, as you know, jake and february is when she started this chemotherapy and so several months now, depending on what the type of cancer is, what the type of therapy is, that time type of chemotherapy can last several months, six to nine months, with some degree of frequency. people as max was just saying, some people may feel just fine one day, but even hour to hour, surely day-to-day, it can change their level of fatigue. their mood even the overall impact on their body. but again to your question, jake we just don't know and that's that's been we'd be speculating. they want their privacy and they're certainly entitled to that we still don't know as we've discussed, what kind of cancer she has, what might that say though about her improving condition if she said to participate in this major event tomorrow in terms of what she's going through yeah. i think looking at that really lovely picture of her and then hearing that she's thinking about that, those are certainly those are certainly good signs but these can be very fluctuating signs as well when it comes to this type of therapy people can have sudden onset of fatigue and other physical elements from the therapy where they may feel just fine because we don't know what kind of cancers we don't know what stage if cancer is. we don't know what the chemo actually entails specifically. that makes it just it's just challenging jake again. i could speculate a lot of doctors have been speculating. i just think it's probably unfair because we don't know enough information nation, and that's okay. it's okay not to know enough, but we do know that she's actually seemingly doing well enough to actually engage in an activity like this. >> yeah, it's good news, max, i do wonder though i mean, the royal family, in addition to being public figures, they are the taxpayers pay for them to live the lives they do. is there any thought to the good that could be done if princess kate and king charles were to say the kind of cancer they have because there's still so much that the public doesn't know about cancers and there's still a stigma when it comes to certain kinds of cancers is there any discussion? do you think about what good it could do if they were public about it so if you went back ten years, even five years, they wouldn't have even discussed it being cancer they the both the king and the princess feel they are giving more than previous generations have done by saying it's cancer and what type of treatment they are receiving as well. >> so they feel they are trying to get the balance, right? you're absolutely right. they are public figures. they receive public money and they have a public duty to serve, to share information and to give regular updates on their health. they feel they're giving as much as they can was protecting privacy. they have a right to, which is the absolute detail of this. >> all right, cnn's max foster and sanjay gupta, thanks to both you appreciate it now to our faithfully scripture says to everything there is a seasoning including a time to laugh. today, probe pope francis invited dozens of comedy legends to the vatican. these include steven colbert and conan o'brien and jim gaffigan and julia louis-dreyfus and will be goldberg and microglia and jimmy fallon. i asked fallon how it went phelan said it was, quote, a big moment for me. he also mentioned this moment where he and chris rock photo bombed the pontiff. that's an ho host added that he made the pope laughed and told him, he grew up being an altar boy. and if he ever needs anyone to ring the bells, call me as cnn's tom form and reports first. now, the popi little fund themselves and even told the group of performers, quote, it's okay to laugh at god please, which is hidden. see the pope. >> it was a meeting made in comedy. >> heaven has a 100 big name comics lined up to shake hands with pope francis including jimmy fallon, julia louis-dreyfus, whoopi goldberg, stephen colbert. am i excited? is the pope catholic, the pope's goal to underscore the importance of humor in a troubled world in the midst of so much gloomy news. he said, he did and carry you have the power to spread peace. >> you unite people and make gods smile. like are big lea currently touring with a hit show on netflix, love the pope saying it's important for comedians to call out hypocrisy i mean, i was raised catholic and so i never heard that kind of message from the church. and so to hear it from the person that highest up in that same charge courage it was unexpected and i thought overall really positive plenty in the audience like jim gaffigan have long included religion in their routines i'm not a good catholic, like if there was a task for catholics, i would fail. >> but again, most catholics would fail, which is probably why there's not a test. some of their material may strike strict church goers as a little wicked but the poll showed no sign of being troubled, keeping cool even when chris rock photo bombed him. and the assembled comics were not looking for controversy either. >> and then in the darkness, a solo voice to mommy big figures, an allies and the lgbtq community such as tig notaro, while not approving, seemed willing for the de depress pause on reports of the pope using a homophobic slur in private in the end, even comics who shared many laughs at religions expense. >> we're delighted to share a few with the pope, come the seizure because his care second and he said it's okay to laugh at god he play and joke with the people we live they all seem to genuinely have a very good time. look at all these people lining up behind the pope here because they wanted to be in the picture and very playful that sort of thing. you normally see when the pope is in this situation. and then he posted this himself on his own instagram a short while ago. but he had a good time and i must say talking to berbena glia earlier today, he really made the point that saying, look, there are many people in that audience who very much disagree with the popi and the church's position on different things. but they know how to get together with people even when they disagree with and say, let's share a laugh, let's share a little bit of a good time and maybe that's how we work toward some kind of understanding. >> all right, tom farmer, great steph really appreciate it coming up next to federal judge has ordered conspiracy theorist alex jones to sell his personal assets so he can pay the sandy hook families he mercilessly attacked making their lives miserable. >> will his media empire be included in that sale this election season, stay with cnn with more reporters on the ground. and the best 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infowars here very, very soon, a bankruptcy judge and houston has approved the liquidation of jones is personal assets, while also considering liquidating the parent company of his notorious media brand all to help pay the nearly $1.5 billion settlement. he owes the sandy hook families $120 million. jones was found liable for defamation and emotional distress for his lies about the massacre of that left 21st graders and six educators dead in 2012, in the wake of the newtown, connecticut shooting, jones told his audience the massacre was a so-called false flag operation staged by the government permit and that the grieving parents were actors. an attorney for some of the families says this ruling will likely take away. jones is main megaphone that's what i'll expect to happen. >> i think infowars will no longer existed. certainly no longer be a platform upon which alex jones can do all the damage he's done in the past jones spouted lies even as he drove to the hearing and houston on friday, there's all a brazen our ground leading up to the hearing. he had been vacillating between tiers more lies that was the fbi and the justice department behind all these fake lawsuits against me to get me off the air and naked for tune ism peddling suppose a dietary supplements until the last moment. if you order any products and imf for store.com, you will get them before him. four is a shutdown. >> but despite any liquidation, it's likely the proceeds will only make a small dent in the more than $1 jones owes the families but the family's attorney says the money is not what matters most. what would such a ruling mean for the families of the sandy hook victims with they're hoping to achieve is the most amount of accountability that the legal system can deliver. and money is just one component of that. and not the most important component of their objective long been to protect their families and other families from the type of harm that alex jones inflicted on them for years and houston, the judge's ruling is finally potentially bringing some form of justice families who have already suffered too much being brought a lawsuit against all odds. >> day prevailed and that there is some form of justice being administered here. >> jake, as we speak, there are closing arguments underway in that hearing to decide whether to liquidate the infowars parent company free speech systems. but just to be clear, even if the judge orders liquidation of the company alex jones will still be free to speak his mind despite what he may say. it will just have to be another platforms potentially on x slash twitter or where his account was reinstated last year by elon musk? object. all right. how about school? thank you so much coming up. you might remember those anti-israel broke hamas protesters outside the nova exhibit and york city earlier this week today, we're going to take you inside that exhibit which honors the survivors and the victims of the hamas terrorist attacks on 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