ryan nobles live on capitol hill for us. ryan, good evening to you. good to see you. this bill now heads to the senate. what happens there? well, don, it really faces an unlikely future. you mentioned that the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell this morning surprisingly came out and decided that he was against this bill after saying earlier in the week that he was open to it but wanted to see what the final product was. you know, it s a much different standard in the senate than it is the house. you need ten additional republicans to vote for the measure in order for it to pass. now it seemed like that was a possibility. there were quite a few republican senators who voted to peach president trump. so you would think they would be open to the idea of this commission looking into what happened on january 6. but mcconnell s resistance to support the bill really makes that a lot more difficult. and we ve already seen some of these moderate republican senators raise questio
live, from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with robyn curnow. thanks for joining me, this hour. so, the american government, on saturday, acknowledged eebbrahi raisi is the next president of iran but denounced friday s election as fundamentally un-democratic. in a statement, the u.s. state department said iranians were denied the right to choose their own leaders in a free and fair electoral process. our iran policy is designed to advance u.s. interests, regardless of who is in power. we would like to build on the meaningful progress achieved during the latest rounds of talks in vienna. we will continue discussions along with our allies and partners on a mutual return to compliance with a joint comprehensive plan of action. but with few alternatives on the ballot, many iranians just, simply, didn t bother to vote. leading to a record-low turnout. fred pleitgen has more from tehran. reporter: conservatives celebrating a major victory that could shape the political direc
is one of our legal breakdowns i want you to stay tuned for. we will get exactly into the man who decides the fate of trump org and potentially the fate of trump itself. surgical general murphy. we begin with the two potential suspects of the probe i mentioned, donald trump jr. and eric trump. they actually have decided to do what many defendants in this trump orbit have done. they re subjects potentially, not defendants yet. but they are speaking out on television. this is significant because it s the first time since the news broke that there is a grand jury impanelled, which is significant escalation of that case as it weighs charges. now, charges may not mean anyone, right? you can always decide not to charge anyone. or it could mean trump executives. along with eric weisselberg. don and eric ran the company in absent when donald trump was at the white house. eric trump with some sort of window into the grand jury process. my father gets subpoena after subpoena. they at
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