today on inside politics a fateful choice. president biden announced he s decided how the u.s. will respond to a deadly attack on american troops in jordan, as fears grow that retaliating against iranian forces could further ignite a region already on fire. plus, china s promise. xi jinping gave joe biden his word that china will not meddle in the 2024 election. we re going to bring you exclusive, new reporting on their high-stakes conversation. and we can t shake it off. everyone loves to weigh in on taylor swift s relationship with travis kelce, but now a far-right media and even former presidential candidate conspiracy, they re all pushing an absurd theory that the most famous woman on the planet is plotting with the nfl to get joe biden re-elected. talk about bad blood. i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. announcer: this is cnn breaking news. we do start with the breaking news. president biden is speaking to reporters at the whi
region. plus, another violent and deadly weekend in america. at least nine mass shootings. one veteran lawmaker says he s more confident than ever that bipartisan gun reform is coming. well, you crane says russian forces are renewing their offense offensebiveb as the battle for the done bask goes on. they suffered amidst a push towards the key city. in the neighboring luhansk region, they expect to redouble their efforts to take the city. fighting has raged for weeks but ukrainian forces say they ve started taking background and now control about half of the city. on sunday, ukraine says president zelenskyy travelled to war-torn areas in the east, met with displaced residents from mariupol, which fell under russian control last month. and reportedly visited frontline troops in the dawn bask region. i m proud of everyone i met, communicated with and supported. something was brought for the military but i will not detail it and i brought something from them to you. it is
it was a scheme by top executives that kept lavish perks, and off the books. they pled guilty to 15 different felony charges. a admitting he failed to pay taxes on a least 1 million worth of income. they are and well he and his family were not charged in the case, the verdict could of course have further impact on their businesses. attorneys for the trump organization said that they will appeal. and we are tracking major developments into the investigation into the u.s. capitol riots. the house committee plans to make criminal referrals to the justice department. cnn s sara murray has more from watching ten. the house committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol will move forward with criminal referrals to the justice department. that s what chairman, benny thompson had to say about where
tuned in? the first will draw them in or turn them off. the house committee plans to unveil evidence of what it has described as, quote, a criminal conspiracy to defraud the united states. are they over selling it or do you believe that they have the proof? well, they re not over selling it because the story. and they re going to have to tell a story so people conect to the story hoar. it s a a story of the undermining of democracy, the attempt to overturn a democratic election. the story a of a violent insurrection against federal government. you ve got a compelling, powerful story. they need to make it relevant. they need to show people this is important to their lives. the salacious side of the story and that will make great tv. you ve got to personalize it for the american viewer, who needs to think about why this matters to them.
they re very far apart as you real know. the white house proposal came down to 1.7 trillion. the latest prm is moving forward on some of those issues. they can t agree on the definition of infrastructure and they can t agree on how to pay for this. so we re going to be watching what shelly says coming out of that meeting. but meanwhile, hallie while they re out of session this week and back in their ohm districts they re starting to lay the groundwork for moving just on their own, the key house committee plans to mark up their transportation bill next week. senate majority leader chuck