us, you know, the prime contact is the u.s. military, the u.n. command, they re communicating with the north koreans. but i think it s important that we find ways to support the family and bring travis king home. richd ardson was nominated f a mobile peace price in recognition of his work. most recently he helped secure the release of wnba player brittney griner, who was being held unjustly for months in a russian prison. i am cautiously optimistic on the griner/wheeler negotiations. i am cautiously optimistic. i think it s going to be a two-for-two. i don t want to get into who i met with. it was senior russian officials, individuals close to president putin. i coordinated with the white house, i ve coordinated as much as i can. but, you know, sometimes they re a little nervous about my doing this on my own, but at the same time we ve had success recently with trevor reed, the russian the american hostage in russia some months ago. richardson was also a democratic ca
supposed to look like? also, but really, i mean, is this false advertising? the way that it s smashed on half the burger? i don t know if they serve that to you but they clearly didn t like you when they handed it to you at the moment says is what they gave us i love a whooper, my daughter love as whooper and i i m old enough to remember they had the whole french friday taste test. if there s a lawsuit about that moment count me in. the fries were fine. we have fries too, i ll send them to you virtually over the screen. i d like to see you eat that whooper now. it looks to unappetizing. laura, have great show. see you later. i m laura coats, and we re apparently in la la land. it s a busy news, the manhunt going on now for a convicted murderer who broke out of a prison in pennsylvania today. he s on the run after escaping the chester county prison, which is about 30 miles west of philadelphia. he had been sentenced to life without parole last week. for the murde
tonight. cnn primetime starts right now. thank you so much. have a good night. good evening everyone. tonight i will speak with a former proud boy who knew the two extremists who were just sentenced more than a decade behind bars today for sedition on january 6th. don t miss this conversation but first we have another extraordinary example of the guard rails holding up in a vulnerable democracy. we ve seen examples in recent years. the military refusing to use force after the election, the courts refusing to accept bogus arguments without evidence, the election workers who quietly and heroically ensured the integrity of those ballots, and the voters who showed up in massive numbers to speak their voices. finally, the states, where many in both parties did reject efforts to undo the will of those very voters. that includes the state of georgia where republicans fought off attempts to undermine democracy. today it happened again. republican governor brian kemp rejecting e
year, as georgia s republican governor rejects demands from his own party to punish the prosecutor in that case, blaming it all as political theater. plus two former leaders of the proud boys were just given some of the longest sentences yet over the capitol attack. also clarence thomas making an admission about a glaring omission. but some say it s too little, too late. i m kaitlan collins, and this is the source. you can see it for yourself tonight here in black and white, donald trump in his own words, quote, i do hereby waive formal arraignment and enter my plea of not guilty. i fully understand the nature of the offenses charged. and with those words, donald trump avoided what could have been a historic show next week. the judge overseeing his case in fulton county has now given the green light for all proceedings in his courtroom related to this election interference case to be live streamed and televised. yes, it is all going to be on camera. so far, four of
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