charged with lying that russian intelligence officials were involved in passing false information to him about hunter biden standby for details on this new court filing. also tonight, president biden is set to impose major new sanctions against russia aimed at holding the kremlin accountable for the death of opposition leader alexey navalny and for nearly two years of war in ukraine, plus nikki haley vows to stay in the republican presidential race for the long haul, calling donald trump. and i m quoting her now, a disaster and declaring he s not afraid of his retribution the biden campaign also is turning up the heat on trump what the president himself ordering staffers to aggressively attack trump s most inflammatory remarks welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer, a urine. this room the skis, cnn breaking news. now let s get right to the breaking news are truly bombshell admission to the fbi by an informant on hunter biden,
protect our water at groundwater dot. okay. state dot good sunday morning to you. welcome to cnn this morning, it is sunday, april 28. i m victor blackwell and i m amara walker. here s what we re working on for you this morning. more than 50 million people are waking up to a widespread severe weather threat stretching from texas all the way to wisconsin. as parts of the west pick up the pieces from the lab last round of storms, we will have live team coverage age is an issue and a green man when it against the six-year-old president biden telling him jokey jokes, taken csm jabs also, donald trump der, and the white house correspondents dinner. more of his comments and those pro-palestinian protests that greeted guests as they arrived and as pro-palestinian protests on college campuses across the country have led to at least 150 more arrest. this morning and one campus to close to everyone except students and the president flip georgia blue in the 2020 election, there
benefit from being white. it is $1 amount down to the penny and it s a lot of money. she s here to explain white bonus, fascinating. all right, have a great show. victor. thank you very much. let s do it right now well first of all keeping track of the protests, breaking out at college campuses across the us right now, it s not easy the protests are broadly referred to as pro-palestinian. most are anti-war. some are anti israel. they include some muslim students. they include some jewish students some are at major east coast ivy league schools, other smaller west coast colleges some protests involve students camping on school grounds, that happening right now in the campus of northeastern in boston we ve seen what looks like students being detained and some items that this encampment being cleared columbia university s in camp been has been a flashpoint to the senate. there has passed a resolution friday to investigate how school leaders have been handling the protests now,
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needs to do or they want him to do, come thursday, how much damage do you think he s going to do? he s telling a very interesting and compelling story, but everything he s told so far, while certainly immoral, while certainly dishonest is not illegal. here, he s talking about things that are unfortunately legal. they are unfortunately part of campaigns. the idea that people would pay money to create false information to make their opponent look bad. other campaigns have done that. the steele dossier is a good example of that with the so-called trump p tape and everything else. so it is the unfortunate reality, what they need to do is then tie that to the false business records and i don t think that they re going to be able to do that with this witness. i think he s he s doing a very good job of setting the scene and giving all the background and he s going to be able to corroborate a lot of what michael cohen said, but it s not going to get to the ultimate issue we are at