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martin luther king jr was killed by gun violence. and i'll tell you what. his words from what he spoke just days before he was assassinated, are still true. the movement lives or dies in memphis movement lives or dies. live or die in memphis. or dies in memphis. or dies in memphis. made for justice lives or dies in memphis. cnn's isabelle rose salas is in nashville forest, isabel, the metro city council there in that capital city would have to suspend its rules to vote tomorrow on justin jones. what do we think? are there enough votes to make this happen and reinstate him? jim it's certainly going to be a busy intensity tomorrow. the metro council right behind me in this building will decide tomorrow in

the evening. the fate of that ousted lawmaker former representative justin jones. now i spoke with jeff siracusa council member just a couple of hours ago, and he told me that he feels confident that when it comes to the vote to appoint jones back to his seat that they've got the numbers there. it'll take a supermajority so 27 council members out of 40 to go ahead and appoint jones back to his seat. the tricky part is that right before that appointment vote happens, they will actually have to first vote on whether to suspend a rule within the council that prohibits both nominating and appointing somebody. within that same meeting, it only takes two council members to object to that, and for that to go forward. and if they fail, if they fail to suspend that rule it will take at the minimum four weeks for them to be able to nominate jones again, all of this, causing political tensions within the state of tennessee. we spoke with the chairman of the tennessee democratic party, who says that there have been political threats made against

memphis also and shelby county. that's a district of justin pearson. threats made against state funding for key key projects happening there within the city of memphis if they choose to reinstate pearson. now i spoke with again jeff syracuse here and nashville asked him where there whether there were any threats made against the metro council here. he told me he is not aware of any still he is concerned. i do worry a bit that these kinds of threats as it relates to memphis and their fedex forum. right now we're going through very detailed conversations about a new titan stadium and it's part of the state's actions to take over some control of nashville, including our sports authority. it's very troubling when we're going through a $760 million revenue bond resolution for our stadium that their suggestions that the state is going to threaten our local

municipalities. if we do put them back into their seats, this kind of rhetoric and threatened needs to stop and we need to have continued. good substantive policy and constructive discussions, not threats. and i want you to take a look at this twitter picture put up by current representative gloria johnson, who survived that expulsion vote. you can see her and jones in the airport on their way to new york city, perhaps to be on the morning show will be on the lookout for that. but she also said that they ran into it. the airport by chance, legendary folk singer joan baez there in the airport in nashville. jones of course, is expected to be back here at city council tomorrow. you never know who you're gonna run into international airport. that's for sure. all right. isabel rozelle's thanks very much. let's continue this discussion with congressman steve cohen, a democrat who represents the memphis area, congressman. thanks for being with us, the three lawmakers who took part in the protest to young black men

were expelled. the other lawmaker white woman is the one who survived all of that by a single vote last week. you know all that, but you've been in tennessee politics for a long time. what do you think played into these expulsions? it is one of the most extraordinary things i've seen take place in tennessee politics. what do you think? well i think the speaker of the house is a very important figure in the tennessee legislative process government process. and when they came to the well, um he was very much offended by that, because he basically controls the well and , uh, he i don't think he's had over. find this for either of these two young african american legislators have only been up there a couple of months. probably not for miss johnson, either. they are outspoken and they do their job of representing their constituents . uh process with one where i think it got to get beyond the

speaker. he had no concept or no imagination to think that this would go name nationally and had to for image you would put tennessee in tennessee has been, um, really what's happened because tennessee is a very poor light. the governor should have gotten involved himself and the governor certainly should get involved now to make sure that there's not a second sherburne. it's an opportunity for justin j . pearson and for justin, constant return. to the ah general assembly by boats of their local legislative bodies that this there's no problems when they get to nashville and that they're able to be seated and work and do their jobs. otherwise that and there certainly shouldn't be any any repercussions on the city of memphis or the city of nashville for budgets that have been submitted that include projects for stadium improvements in both of our cities and possibly a hospital in memphis that needs some funding. so it would be just ah, doubling down and write

another mistake that that so i hope the governor will get involved and we don't have lamar alexander's and jim haslam surrounding more bill has ones. to deal with these issues. bob corker's we've had some great leaders have been republicans as well as democrats over the years , but the republican moderates, the bob corker's alexander's, that happens, they're gone. right and, i guess simply put congressman was this an embarrassment for your state? definitely embarrassment. prostate have been many people contact me through emails and phone calls, saying how they i never thought tennessee was this type of state that we were different now. they put us in the bottom rank of states, and they just find this to be objectionable that asked, it certainly has a racist appearance. i think it was more of a control issue that racist, but it was. it was just too heavy handed. i wrote the speaker in its suggestion that that they had committed a wrong and that they had violated the

rules. but that it should be dealt with by a censure or by committee assignment restrictions or something to that effect, but no way should it have been expulsion vote and when they did that, without without a hearing, i mean they had a hearing on the floor, but they didn't have a committee meet earlier to him, listen to the facts and give them an opportunity to speak at that time and have an opportunity for negotiations. they rushed into it, and they rushed into us into a sinkhole. and congressman. let me shift gears over two supreme court justice clarence thomas. he is pushing back against criticism that he never disclosed these luxury trips given to them by a gop mega donor. one of your colleagues congresswoman alexandra castro cortez, so she's willing to file articles of impeachment against clarence thomas. do you want to see justice thomas impeached. what do you think needs to be done about this? you serve on the house judiciary committee. i am one of the believe its 10. house members and 10 senators have joined senator white house and representative johnson in

asking, ah, chief justice roberts to do an investigation. i think that's the first step we ought to take and the odds of getting an impeachment or they're lying, slim. they're not because it would have to go through the that house republican leadership would not entertain it. uh folks wouldn't be there and ty certainly would be a hearing in judiciary committee. i know i appreciate the congress person koziol cortez for her passion, and i thought about it for a second. but after i thought about it, i think after she thought about it, it's just not gonna happen. and she said, well, that's where they investigation should take place. the supreme court didn't do a very good job on investigating the leak that they had some months ago, but they judiciary committee wouldn't look at it. they would have to decide they were going to take it up and they are not going to happen in the judiciary committee will have to happen. supreme court and i think the letter it was a good idea and

trust senator white house's judgment. and what about justice? thomas is responsible of this that he he should be able to go on vacations with close friends. and if they pick up the tab, so be it. oh, what's your response to that? well that that's that's absurd and he got caught with his hand in the cookie jar, he said. those weren't cookies. those those those were. those were offerings i was making into the, uh, the play the church. just not true. um he he shouldn't have taken those trips. and of course you should have reported him. but he shouldn't have ever taken the idea. take a cruise through the southeast asia. i think that he didn't trip to indonesia, the media cruise, new zealand and some other particular bohemia club in california. i mean, this is the lifestyles of the rich and famous and services. we had other situations like this. where supreme court justices one who died was on a hunting, uh

journey about paid for by someone else. supreme court needs to get its act together. i respect great respect for john roberts, but he needs to see that the court has to the public support. it won't have the public support unless they get ethical, strong ethical guidelines that have disclosure and have sanctions if the disclosures are not fulfilled, and if they take trips that are not in the best interests of justice. all right, congressman steve cohen. we really appreciate time tonight. thanks so much. you're welcome. happy easter to you and happy easter to you as well. this morning, pope francis presided over easter mass at st peter's basilica. despite recent health setbacks, he's still recovering from bronchitis and arrived in a wheelchair. still the pope has managed to participate in nearly every holy week events, cnn's delia gallagher reports. jim it was a beautiful easter morning at the vatican, pope francis sounded good. his voice was strong, suggesting that he has

managed to recover from his bout with bronchitis. in addition to praying for ukraine during his urbi and orbi address that it gives from the balcony of st peter's basilica after mass, the pope mentioned conflicts in a number of places around the world he expressed, he said his deep concern for the attacks in recent days in jerusalem, and he called for renewed dialogue between the israelis and palestinians. he mentioned syria , lebanon, the rohingya in myanmar and several countries in africa, including south sudan and the democratic republic of congo. so the pope looking good . obviously still using a wheelchair. he cannot stand for long periods of time, which is why he doesn't celebrate mass behind the altar. but as the pope likes to joke, you don't need two legs to be pope. just one head, tim. all right. thank you, delia. now to a developing story. we're following out of new jersey. we're in a mom was stabbed during a sunday morning prayer service. the religious leader has a punctured lung but

is in stable condition at the hospital, according to local officials. cnn's gloria pasadena , joins the staff from new jersey gloria this happened during ramadan. what more can you tell us? yeah the holy is a month of the muslim calendar. jim, we are learning that police are still investigating and looking exactly into the motive and the identity of a man who police tell us had joined early morning prayers at the omar mosque here behind me this morning when congregants kneel down to pray. that's when this man allegedly pulled out a knife and stabbed imam syed elna keep who was leading prayers here this morning. he stabbed him in the back, injuring him. causing that collapsed and puncture lung, and that's when other congregants that were inside the mosque at that moment. rushed over to try and apprehend this man. they said that that was the reason this attack was not much worse. that person is in custody

and that there is an investigation underway. they iman recovering at a local hospital. now we heard from the mayor of paterson earlier today. now this community here is one of the largest muslim communities in new jersey. and as you mentioned we are very much in the middle of the holy month of ramadan at time. in this community comes together. to celebrate their most important holidays, so this community has been shaken. they were shocked by what happened here this morning, but they are not deterred. they have still meant joining the mosque here behind me for the day's prayers. this is the holiest month in the islamic calendar year, and we want to make sure that the safety of those that are just coming to pray is a priority for us, and then we take this situation very seriously and want to let anyone who's coming to worship know that they can do this in peace without any fear of being attacked. imam el nikki

, but i is at the hospital recovering. we are told that he is in good spirits despite his injuries and a spokesperson for the mosque who i spoke to earlier today told me he believes that he will come back from this and he will want to forgive his attacker again. a reminder of the time that we are in not just for muslims, but for others as well, who are celebrating easter and passover? this community trying to come together despite the violence of this morning prayers here have been ongoing and will continue to do so for the remainder of the holiday. i should mention that police here in paterson have increased their presence, not just as at the mosque here behind me, but other mosques here in the area gym. all right, gloria, pass amino. we wish the imam a speedy recovery. thanks so much. a state election in wisconsin could have a big impact on abortion laws around the country will explain why next here in the cnn newsroom

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people across the country look no further than the 11 point landslide in 50 50, wisconsin in the supreme court race on april 4th. well and that leads me to this next question. and that is president biden barely won wisconsin in 2028. you know that all do well, i'm sure you were all sweating it out on election night there and throughout the rest of that week, but your candidate in the state supreme court race won by an impressive 11 points. do you put that all on the issue of abortion? i know that there has been a lot of discussion about what's been happening in your state house as well. well the abortion issue, i think, made everything bigger, more intense, more personal for so many people helped drive up record turnout, including record turnout of young people. the attacks on democracy did a similar thing, and frankly, they were connected because when you rip away basic freedoms from half the population, you need to constrain democracy as well or you're going to face consequences. in this case they

couldn't break our democracy is enough to prevent the public's outrage from turning into election results. i think you can see the same thing across the country. you know, in 2020, it was hypothetical that donald trump might try to dismantle our democracy. then january, 6th happened and people know that there's been a running kind of slow motion coup attempt in operation across the country by the maga faction of the gop. in wisconsin. we saw all these things come to a head. the attempt by the wisconsin state supreme court's conservative majority to overturn the 2020 election results, continued conspiracy theories and threats about rigging our election system and an abortion ban that in wisconsin dates back to 18 49 and has almost no exceptions. those two things collided with the public that wants its voice to be heard and wants control over its own bodies, and you can see the result. a historic enormous victory in a state where elections routinely come down to less than 1% point. this was more than 10 times the margin of lack of for the last

presidential elections out of the last six. that's a huge result and i think it should be a warning sign for the gop that they need to de radicalize on these issues. let me ask you about what took place in tennessee, where two black democratic lawmakers were expelled from their seats. for taking part and that protest in the state house one of the things that we've been hearing from democrats in that state is that they are essentially at the mercy of this republican supermajority in the tennessee state house if they're turning to you for advice, and maybe some of them have turned to you for advice over the last several days. how would you advise tennessee to turn things around? and i know i know you don't want to offend the tennessee democratic leaders down there telling them what to do with with their jobs, but but i mean, what? what lessons have you learned in wisconsin that could be applied in places like tennessee. not so much of a swing state very different dynamic there, but maybe some lessons that can be learned. well i've been in touch with the tennessee democratic chair who i know has been on this program. he's thinking about it exactly the right way, which is they

need to use the fury of this moment to fight back against supermajorities that republicans have not earned that the results of illegal gerrymandering. they have legal cases in court right now. if they're maps are thrown out. they'll have an opportunity to flip 10, maybe a dozen state house seats in tennessee end republican supermajority and stop republicans from having this power to really thwart democracy. by expelling members elected members of their legislative chambers. for expressing the views that their constituents share when people stand up and fight for gun safety for reproductive freedom for democracy itself. that is part of the democratic process and it's the violation of the democratic process. when you strip away their voice, especially targeting people along racial lines, so i think the tennessee democrats are on exactly the right track in terms of fighting back and the country's focus on this, i hope will show republicans and other states that now have supermajorities like in north carolina and other places. and how in the wisconsin state

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the us has with its allies. the documents which provide a rare window into how the u. s spied on allies and foes alike exposed east dropping on key allies like south korea, israel and ukraine . it goes into how deep the u. s has penetrated the russian ministry of defense, apparently and the mercenary. organization wagner group. ukraine is now altering some military plans because of the leak and joining us now to talk about this democratic congressman ruben gallego of arizona. he serves on the armed services committee. congressman how worried are you about this? look i think we have to be worried. number one, the most important thing. we have something that we learned when i was chairman of intel. special operations are sources number to our allies and when those are both put in jeopardy that makes us less secure, and it makes our enemies more emboldened. and according to some of the screenshots, reviewed by cnn, some of the document images were posted back. in march. one document seen by cnn reveals that the us has been spying on

ukrainian president zelinsky, one of the few allies caught up in this alongside some adversaries. i know some of this has happened in the past these sort of spying scandals and revelations come forward from time to time. how damaging is it? look we don't know the extent of the damage and first off, we actually have to figure out the extent of how much is actual verifiable information that we've collected. how much is it? something has been repurposed by our foreign enemies russia for their end goal and let's be clear. the reason this is coming out right now. it's because it is its goal is to weaken our resolve. weaken our alliance and help their end goal, which is to take all of ukraine. so we first have to really figure out how deep the hole is before we actually can figure out how to fill that that whole, but let's be clear. it is very dangerous when we don't know who is handling our information how it's being handled or why it has been

mishandled when it comes to this situation, and china has been conducting military drills in response to the president. taiwan meeting with the house speaker. kevin mccarthy that includes some simulated precision attacks. your colleague on the republican side , michael mccaul, on the foreign affairs committee says taiwan needs more weapons and training . you've been to taiwan. you've met with the leaders there. what do you think? do they need these weapons? look i have visited taiwan has spoken with the president and the passive, actually have author language in the defense budget to help the taiwan defend itself. i do think that it's more helpful to taiwan if we give them better weapons, not for them to conduct a war, but for us to actually deter china china right now, is that actually have the capability to fully take taiwan and a traditional invasion situation they're trying to build to that. now we can actually armed taiwan to the point where china will have to think twice about doing and maybe we can avoid a situation where you know china

tries to invade taiwan, but it is in our best interests, obviously for taiwan to be able to defend itself. it's in the interest of the world. and just of arizona, for example, we have the largest taiwanese are largest chipmaker in the world. that is a tsmc, which the taiwanese chip making plans that's moving here to arizona. and if taiwan is shut down, much of the world's commerce will also be shut down, so making sure that they could defend themselves, uh and stand on their own with, of course, alliance help is going to be really, really important and make sure china knows that it's even more important. let me ask you. i mean, this is very timely with so many folks traveling around easter. i know you've been talking about this junk fees prevention act proposal of bill that you say would eliminate $9 billion in late fees. 7.6 billion an airline visa. hope all this this all right? 2.9 billion resort fees annually. this is something that president biden called out in february and it got people lot of people scratching their heads saying, well, why is this in a state of the union speech, but

it is actually something that drives everybody crazy. is there something that you think could be tackled? look i do think it's michael. this is a hidden tax on working class people. when you're just trying to take a vacation. people have very few dollars nowadays. take vacations to see what you thought was in affordable. uh you know, hotel now being more expensive is awful trying to get airline tickets and then having to get charged extra to your child sits next to you does not allow you to really plan a vacation. go see a tourist taylor swift concert when no one else concert and then going to the final page and realizing that 26% more uh then then you originally planned is not the way that that consumers should be treated. so this bill all it really is asking for transparency. so people know what they're getting , uh, and that they could actually plan for it. and i think at the end of the day, this is something very bipartisan. whether it's democrat republican. we want the consumer to have as much

information as possible so they could actually make logical choices and trying to be essentially conned into paying the speeds. and let me ask you a political question. the wall street journal reports that senator kirsten cinema who is now an independent, is getting ready to launch a re election campaign. i know you plan to run as a democrat against her. what about have you dissected? this looked at this with your political advisors about how a three way match up could potentially help republicans win that seat? how do you prevent that from happening? and it doesn't really matter. kirsten cinemas always going up in third place, and it's not because of the republicans are because the democrats because no one errors on a truster, uh, she basically violated the values of arizona in siding with wall street, starting with pharma, and she's not going to get that back and no matter what she does, and how often she does it, she won't get it back because she doesn't need to do what you can do the bare minimum. she refuses to have a town hall to talk to her constituents. she hasn't met with constituents in four years and until she actually tries to really repair that bond it

doesn't matter how much her wall street buddies are going to give her. she's going to end up in third place. we're not worried. we will win this ratio. there's a two way race or a three way race, etcetera etcetera just used to figure out whether she wants to end up in third place or or find another alternative career. all right, congressman ruben gallego. thanks so much for your time. we appreciate happy easter. thank you. happy easter. alright appreciate it. we could soon see rupert murdoch of fox takes the witness stand as the $1.6 billion lawsuit against his company is about to begin the latest in all of that is next here in the cnn newsroom. new toasted baguette is loaded with fresh details. tomatoes melted mozzarella and freshly made green goddess dressing, and when they come together, those details become big, new toasted baguettes cater your next event with panera. asking the right question can greatly impt your future. are you qualified to do this? escially when it comes to your finances? are you a ctified financial planner, cfp

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have not settled this, but rupert murdoch is not the only big name that might take the stand this. this could be sort of a marquee moment. all through this trial. yeah jim, this is set it up to be a high wattage trial that's really about to begin. you could see people like tucker carlson, sean hannity, brett baer, maria bartiromo. a lot of a list. fox news stars are set to take the stand. if this does go to trial, and it's looking like it's going to go to trial, and this will be very uncomfortable, jim, i think for fox news. i mean, it will be agonizing for them. they'll have their top talent on the stand, and they will be forced to talk about how they didn't believe trump's election lies but allowed those lies to be to take . hold on the networks air now, like you said, it is possible that a settlement could happen, but jury selection starts thursday and this will go to trial on april 17th if both

sides can't hammer out a deal before then. and oliver. i wanted to ask you about something else that has come up in your beat. earlier this past week, twitter changed the verification labels on some media accounts, and they labeled national public radio as quote us state affiliated media. of course, they're not state affiliated and npr actually protested the designation. have you heard anything on twitter side as to what was going on there? i mean, it makes it sound like they're chinese state media or something which is just insulting. and that's what the label used to be reserved for jim. it used to be for propaganda outlets like russia today or some of these chinese state media accounts. not for a account like npr. it actually didn't even fit into twitter's old guidelines. labeling npr's account with this label npr for its part, they're not going to

even tweet anymore. until this label is removed. twitter has changed the label. it's now says government funded account, ironically or or strangely, tesla and spacex to have elon musk companies that have taken a lot of government money. i don't have that label at the moment. but this is another example. jim, i think of elon musk's hatred for the press. i mean, he has since coming in at twitter, he has smeared the press. he has attacked the press, and this is really just the latest example. it might have cut eventually, at some point to the credibility of what's on twitter. if he's if they're goofing around with this kind of stuff, they had the dogs coin logo on. i mean, it just sort of, i don't know. it just it's not exactly a masterpiece theater over there. it's chaotic over there, and nothing really seems to be like, you know, there doesn't seem to be one standard. for instance, the bbc , which i think most people would affiliate with taking some government money, they're not labeled. there are a lot of

other accounts are not labeled. it just seems like elon musk is making things up as he goes along at twitter, and it's really to the detriment of the overall experience for users outside the policies that don't even you know, there's don't don't add up. the actual, the actual product itself seems to be breaking lately. i mean, i've noticed features that don't work, and there has been some reports that more more site interruptions have taken hold, since ellen must started laying off people and messing around with the platform. so it's really just a shame, jim because it is a very hugely important communications platform that a lot of people do rely on to get their news and information. absolutely all right, oliver darcy. great stuff as always. thanks so much. all right. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. join me e in the finished4 hour challenge. start by cooking aa lasagna, skip the rinse and load your dishes. 24 hours later , when your dishwasher is full, let finish quantum. clean your dishes. if the stains are gone,

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admiral jeff javelin is commander of the pacific fleet submarine force facing new, powerful threats in the hotly contested indo pacific. are you concerned about what china's navy is doing, particularly in the south china sea and around taiwan? am concerned you know, in today's world, we are facing two nuclear peer adversaries where we've never had that before. the soviet union and post soviet in russia was your adversary. we're now facing china, which is expanded and modernized their nuclear capabilities. the mississippi is one of 49 fast attack submarines in the us naval fleet. the fleet also has 14 larger submarines carrying nuclear armed ballistic missiles. the u. s u k and australia. newly announced august partnership will send nuclear powered submarines to perth, potentially challenging china's ambitions for the region. beijing now has the world's largest navy. but u. s

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technicians practice loading high precision weapons capable of taking out other submarines and ships. in the morning. understand? warning at the back of the sub jack o'brien works with a team of technical engineers. do you ever get bored on a sub? no, absolutely. not every day. i come in thinking i know what i'm thinking. i know exactly what's going to happen what i gotta do. admiral javelin says deterrence is the key objective, even winning a war against an increasingly powerful china would likely result in devastating losses for both sides confident that should we be called upon two. fight and hopefully that will never happen that we would win. submarines like the uss mississippi are constantly preparing for war. ready at a moment's notice for whatever the future holds. will ripley, cnn, pearl harbor, hawaii. a tennessee lawmaker

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