might want to. what s the latest word from the former president on all this? reporter: well, the former president has been lashing out, as you might expect, all over his social media platform. he s been saying that the d.a. wants to indict him henri dig louse rounds. he s essentially pleading with to say he didn t tamper with the election. he also said the d.a. is out to get trump. sara murray, stay with us. i want to bring in elie honig, former federal prosecutor, also author of untouchable: how powerful people get away with it. joining us, adam kinzinger. also michael moore, former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia. michael, why would witnesses scheduled to appear tomorrow suddenly be showing up at the courthouse today? well, i m glad to be with all of you. there s nothing particularly unusual about a prosecutor having their schedule wrong. and it can shift. it can be that maybe the grand jury didn t have questions for somebody in as much detail as
it means so much to them to be able to go to school. right now you can t even get to that because the violence is so pervasive. i think the first thing is that somehow we need to quell the violence. and that s not going to be easy because haiti doesn t really is have the capacity itself to do that. it doesn t have a military. it has a police force that s really decimated. so, they are unable to do this. so, that s why president henri, as you mentioned has asked for international help. the secretary general, the secretary of state, have said there needs to be some force that goes in to try to stop some of the violence. we re thinking of alix and her family and hoping for a safe recovery. thank you for joining us and giving your perspective. thanks so much. thank you. back home, some republicans are sparring with democrat counterparts over testimony from a former business partner of hunter biden. what he told lawmakers during a closed door deposition next.
urging yevgeny prigozhin s mercenaries to return to their permanent deployment. new investigations are now under way into the titan submersible tragedy. canadian and u.s. authorities are trying to figure out what caused it to implode and kill all five people on board. some search vessels returned to port friday night while others are continuing to map the debris and establish a timeline of what went wrong. this has all brought renewed scrutiny into the safety practices of the company behind the submersible. cnn s miguel marquez takes us through what we re learning. reporter: a day of mourning. flag at half-staff. a rose for each victim of the titan. he was this big, lovable guy who s a prankster, but he cared so much about his family. reporter: jean pascal speaking about paul-henri
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