Scotfree is actually spelled with one two but two ts on that card. That one piece of evidence, an insight into the mans State Of Mind that he can get away with anything because of his skin color. His lawyer saying this to cnn. This was a guy simply following the advice and the commentary of the president of the United States. So tonight the acting chief of the Capitol Police proposing security fencing erected around the capitol in the wake of the deadly insurrection stay up permanently. Also police say a man arrested near the capitol was armed with a gun and 20 rounds of ammunition and a list of lawmakers names. The house speaker, nancy pelosi, responding to concerns about security by Members Of Congress, saying the enemy is within the house of representatives. With all this, President Biden pushing for bipartisan support to pass his massive nearly 2 trillion covid relief plan. Lets get right to it. Cnns White House Correspondent is john harwood, and our senior political analyst is joh
gathered here in new york for this united nations general assembly talking about the death and destruction russia caused in ukraine and wants action, specifically that court dedicated and created by the united nations dedicated to punishing russia and holding them accountable and also he wants russia to be denied its veto vote it has right now on the united nations security council. special should be created to punish russia for the crime against our state. this will become signal to all would-be aggressors that they must value peace or be brought to responsibility by the world. reporter: and, wolf, those are comments president zelenskyy made just a few hours after president biden himself spoke. he stopped short of calling for russia to be expelled from that security council where they have used the power of that veto vote to block action when it comes to russia s own actions and when it comes to ukraine though he did issue his own warning message. you cannot seize a na
Unborn, we have got to guard this moment. This is our watch. And again, i am so, so very proud of the judiciary committee. Im so very, very proud of the Intelligence Committee because they went in and tried to pull out the facts so that they could paint the picture so that america could see it. Hopefully they will not be ladies like the lady at amashs town hall meeting who says they didnt know that there was something wrong that trump did with regard in this Mueller Report. The speaker was absolutely right. She told us a little earlier that she wants to gather all the information and make sure that we have everything we need to paint that picture. Now, what the American People do with it, thats another thing. But we will not stand by and fail to give them let them
see the total picture. I, too, thank mr. Mueller for coming forward for this service to our country. Last but not least, it is so interesting that when mueller would make a decision that they liked, they said, oh, we love you
the president feels that the optics were in his favor today because he didn t think the former special counsel had the performance he was fearing he was going to have talking about the unflattering aspects of this report. so even though the facts of this report are no different with the president now saying even though before he relied on this report to say he s exonerated, now saying robert mueller doesn t have the right to exonerate anyone, the president is viewing this as a win and he sees it as successful because he feels like republicans were able to successfully turn the tables on the special counsel, on the fbi and the doj overall, and that s not what he was expecting when he went in today. caitlyn collins at the white house, stand by. i want to bring in shim sciutto and who has been covering the testimony today. the president sees it as a
walmart. that seems odd to me given how these jobs are treasured in such a short tenure. good point. sean turner, you saw shim sciutto s report, 30 or 40 officials in the trump administration right now don t have permanent security clearances. you worked in national security in the u.s. intelligence community for a long time before joining us as our national security analyst. what does that say to you? it s quite disturbing. if we were talking about being six months into the administration and talking about a handful of people who have limited access to classified information, that might be understandable but we re more than a year into this administration and we have dozens of people who still have access to classified information. in the intelligence community we talk about points of failure when it comes to protecting sensitive investigatiformation. these individuals represent a number of points of failure