For a Budget Reminder, get smarter the judge, a bike. Got it, got a abbas. Honor, youve got this ive got news for you. Premieres tomorrow at nine on cnn breaking News Hello im, Wolf Blitzer in washington and here in the cnn newsroom, we begin with Breaking News this hour, a cnn exclusive. The biden administration expected to unveil new evidence of a russian state Media Networks key role in the kremlins global Intelligence And Influence operations. Cnn, national Security Correspondent Kylie Atwood is joining us from the State Department right now. What are you learning, kylie . Well, listen what weve learned wolf is today, the biden administration, as you said, is going to reveal our tie that russian state Media Network as playing a critical role. A key role in Russias Intelligence gathering, and operations globally around the world. This is according to a senior Administration Official and multiple sources familiar with the matter, what the State Department is going to do is they are g
Midnight in london and 7pm in washington, where injust two hours donald trump will address a joint session of the us congress for the first time. Its a much anticipated event with ramifications for policy and politics. Lets go straight to washington and speak to our correspondent Laura Trevelya n. Speak to our correspondent Laura Trevelyan. We know this president ial address to both houses of congress is not a State Of The Union but it sounds and looks like one. What are we expecting . It is in effect a State Of The Union, were expecting an optimistic speech from the president. He was widely criticised for the dark apocalyptic tone of his Inauguration Address when he talked about American College but tonight the white house says he will be upbeat and lay out a vision for all americans despite interest groups, but this will be a uniting speech, this is what the white house is aiming at. Republicans in congress are saying they dont want to hear about the president s twitter account or fa
Midnight in london and 7pm in washington, where injust two hours donald trump will address a joint session of the us congress for the first time. Its a much anticipated event with ramifications for policy and politics. Lets go straight to washington and speak to our correspondent Laura Trevelya n. Speak to our correspondent Laura Trevelyan. We know this president ial address to both houses of congress is not a State Of The Union but it sounds and looks like one. What are we expecting . It is in effect a State Of The Union, were expecting an optimistic speech from the president. He was widely criticised for the dark apocalyptic tone of his Inauguration Address when he talked about American College but tonight the white house says he will be upbeat and lay out a vision for all americans despite interest groups, but this will be a uniting speech, this is what the white house is aiming at. Republicans in congress are saying they dont want to hear about the president s twitter account or fa
can be an aberration. this doesn t have to be a new norm. absolutely. it s extremely important to educate the public. look, this whole election, this rejection. i mean, just unanimous rejection of election deniers, really is a result of what this january 6th committee has done. i mean, we never realized what an impact this committee has had on the public until we had this election. and i think this report is going to put it all together in a lot more detail, because what they did is they put together the headlines in these hearings. that s what it was about. but this report is going to put together the meat on the bones and real details that s going to show how each piece interacted with other items that were going on and what was going on at the same time. it s a complicated story. it can be, yeah. quite complicated. i think it s really important that they lay it out in a simple, chronological form so
the nation understands this can be an aberration, this doesn t have to be a new norm. absolutely. it s extremely important to educate the public. listen, this whole election, this rejection, i mean, just unanimous rejection of election deniers, really is a result of what this january 6th committee has done. i mean, we never realized what an impact this committee has had on the public until we had this election. and i think this report is going to put it all together in a lot more detail because what they did is they put together the headlines in these hearings. that s what it was about. but this report is going to put together the meat on the bones and real details that s going to show how each piece interacted with other items that were going on and what was going on at the same time. i mean, it s a complicated story. it can be, yeah, it can be quite complicated. and i think it s really important that they lay it out in simple, chronological form so