welcome to one nation, thanks for getting here early. my great roster of guests, piers morgan, just for you and for me, jim jordan on the investigation into the assassination veranda defined. why joe is not ready to go. we begin with stories this week at the same time, one would usually carry us through the summer, it s happening at once. the latest on the assassination of donald trump won week ago and tale of two campaigns, one diving and one driving it more and more questions over the future of joe biden s reelection campaign is the relationship with democratic leaders like obama and pelosi to the extreme, stabbing him in the back while former president trump took the stage in grand rapids, michigan tonight for his first rally since the attempted assassination and pa. that happened one week ago. it nearly killed him, 1 inch from blowing his head off. the trump fans electric the first time in rally, crowds are passionate and the campaign writing high for one of the most su
announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with robyn curnow. the pentagon says a deadly drone strike carried out during the final stages of the afghanistan evacuation was a tragic mistake. the u.s. now admitting the strike killed ten civilians including seven children. a reversal from weeks of maintaining it was an isis-k fighters threatening another attack on the kabul airport. top u.s. general says he takes full responsibility for getting things so wrong. and it was actually an aide worker whose car was filled with water containers and not explosives. the cnn investigation had already cast doubts on the original narrative and we have more on the admission, and what we re learning about the victims and a warning, some of the footage you re about to see is graphic. the u.s. military has admitted that wrong intelligence led to the killing of ten innocent afghan civilian, including seven children. following a drone strike in kabul, almost three weeks ago, on w
welcome to a second hour of 360. a day before a hearing on pfizer s covid vaccine and whether the data supports the need for a third booster shot. they have been all over the place on this. there s a confusing difference of opinion sometimes. one reason, according to the head of the national institutes of health that the advisory hearing will be public so everyone can hear and see what s going on and hear the data. reports support the argument that people may need a booster over time. a new article in another journal says current evidence does not support the need for a third shot at this time. that piece was written by vaccine experts, including some from the fda and world health organization. of course, this hearing happens as president bush fights over businesses to require vaccines, something he discussed today. we are facing pushback, especially from some of the republican governors. the governors of florida and text as are doing everything th can. phil mattingly j
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insurrectionists charged in the deadly january 6 capitol riot. and an increased police presence not the only detesrrent for chaos. they began installing fencing at the capitol square. ramping up security at local airports. it s unclear how many people will actually attend this saturday. amazing to see the need for all this eight months after january 6. fortunately, both chambers of congress will actually be on recess this weekend, meaning this rally poses a smaller threat, at least to lawmakers and their staffs. the man behind this rally says, we won t see, he says, the violent spectacle that took place on january 6th. we ve got a largely peaceful crowd. we ve had two events in washington, d.c. so far, at the department of justice and at the prison. there have been no incidences so far. no one is bringing a weapon that will be a part of our crowd. we can assure you of that. they re coming out to support people who committed crimes. more than 500 participants in that ral