why is that? is he couldn t ihe couldn ting. he seems to be the person that makes donald trump the most nervous. all of those stay strong, he drnt wadidn t want to fire him. but i think that is looming out there. so you have this committee that is chaired by jeff sessions where the gentleman who was in charge of it recruits in papadopoulous and he is now actually also talking to at least the senate committees and probably to mueller s team as well, you have this team that now seems to be kind of in low customer of the contacts with russia in addition to trump jr., to kushner and others.locust of russia in addition to trump jr., to kushner and others. but carter page overnight is now saying that shortly after his trip to russia to meet with russian officials in july of
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important meeting because i never even heard that. as far as you know, this is all of it. this is everything. this is everything. all right. so who do you believe? joining me now to break this down, former state department senior adviser. paul butler, professor of law at georgetown law school. former fbi agent. clint watts author of messing with the enemy. david k johnson and former watergate prosecutor. wow, we just have an embarrassment of riches. i m going to go around the horn and talk about. i m going to start with you paul. just on how this changes the legal case. trump tower meeting. june 3. donald trump jr. gets e-mail from rob goldstone saying moscow supports his father s candidacy. he responded if it s what you say it is, i love it. trump junior and goldstone finalize a date. same day trump teases this major speech. june 8 russian intelligence
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Cia assessment reviewed by cnn finds that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is likely to defy u.s. press pressure for a post-war plan in gaza. the june 3 report gives clues into the israeli leader s mindset, concluding that netanyahu believes he can maintain support from both his top security officials and far-right members of the government by discussing the future of gaza in quote vague terms meantime, israel s military has struck another un school overnight this time in northern gaza officials there say the school was sheltering displaced palestinians and three people were killed. the israeli military says it used precise munitions to target a storage container. inside the school. they claim was being used by hamas. israel says it was also targeting hamas when it launched this airstrike on a un school in central gaza. just one day earlier, an attack that killed at least 40 people. new cnn analysis of that strike
Official start your will. i trust and we ll dot com and make it count. and raphael roma to georgia state capitol in atlanta. this is cnn secretary of state, tony blink in, is headed back to the middle east, hoping to get hamas to agree to israel s latest ceasefire proposal. but as the biden administration calls for an end to the war, a new cia assessment reviewed by cnn finds israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is likely to defy us pressure for a post-war a plan in gaza. the june 3 report gives clues into the israeli leader s mindset concluding the netanyahu believes he can maintain support from both his top security officials and far-right members of the government by discussing the future of gaza and vague terms joining me now is former hostage negotiator and middle