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the moment. that is not about his guitar skills, or his downhill skiing skills. this morning s washington post describes the former president of chauvin with shredding paper, including briefings, schedules, articles, memos both sensitive and mundane, all in violation of the presidential records act. it adds quote, the ripping was so relentless, that trump team implemented protocols to try to assure that he was abiding by the presidential records act. aides from either the office or the staff secretary or the oval office operations team would come in behind trump, to retrieve the piles of torn paper that he left in his wake. then, staffers from the white house office of records management were generally responsible for jigsaw-ing the documents back together, using clear tape. this is important, and a timely new reporting as the former president s documents are set to open up the elect committee of the january 6th attack for the national archives. the national archives al ....
outfront tonight at seven on cnn cnn breaking news and you are in the cnn newsroom. i m wolf blitzer in washington. we begin this hour with breaking news up on capitol hill just minutes ago, house lawmakers passed a bill that could lead to a ban of the very popular social media platform tiktok here in the united states, if passed by the senate and then signed into law by president biden, the measure would give the company less than six months to sell to a non-chinese owner. if that doesn t happen, tiktok could be shutdown here in the united states china s calling the bill an act of bullying. users of the platform, which is widely popular, especially among younger americans, are rallying to try to protect it. let s begin our coverage up on capitol hill right now, our chief cnn congressional correspondent, manu raja, is watching all of this mono. this was a very rare overwhelming, bipartisan vote yes, i m something you don t see in this very polarized political environm ....
would provide lethal aid to ukraine. this asian country has one of the biggest stockpiles of ammunition in the world, and ukraine is facing severe shortages of them, especially artillery shells. and south korea has been facing growing pressure from its main allies in the us and in the uk to start providing lethal aid to ukraine. but interestingly, neither president zelensky nor his south korean counterpart mentioned about lethal aid today at all. they spoke about economic assistance, about humanitarian aid, but nothing about weapons or ammunition. president of south korea spoke about the military aid, but only in the context of providing helmets and body armour. he also mentioned about de mining equipment that south korea provided in the past, and he said that he hopes his country would provide even more of such aid in the future. but state policy of south korea prohibits providing any military aid to a state that is at war. so south korea is unwilling to break this rul ....
i do hold them responsible in the sense that they re supplying the weapons to the people that did it. sandra: two days since that deadly drone attack blamed on iran-backed rebels. now the president says he has decided on how to respond. but what exactly will that response be? and will it go far enough? with the president campaigning in florida, mike waltz says the administration needs to stop playing defense and take decisive action against iran right now. the congressman is here. welcome, everyone. i m sandra smith in for neil cavuto. this is your world. first to jennifer griffin at the pentagon where a briefing just wrapped what are we hearing around learning at this hour? sandra, the pentagon briefing that just wrapped major general pat ryder would not telegraph how or when the u.s. would respond. it was pretty clear decisions have been made. the president and the secretary have said we will respond in a time of our choosing. won t go into details of what t ....
testimony to special counsel jack smith as his probe into january 6th zooms ahead. exclusive reporting from nbc news s julia ainsley says this, quote, about half a dozen secret service agents have testified before the grand jury that will decide whether or not to indict former president donald trump for his alleged role in the january 6th 2021 riot at the capitol, and efforts to interfere in the peaceful transfer of the presidency. that s according to two sources familiar with their testimony. roughly five or six acts have appeared in compliance with subpoenas they received. while it s unclear what testimony they provided, we do know that trump s secret service agents are very much in a position to corroborate some of the most stunning testimony of the star witness of the january 6th select committee. the meadows aide who pulled back the curtain on the inner workings and private conversations of the trump-directed coup plot. we are talking about cassidy hutchinson. hea ....