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talking tonight with gloria borger and bob woodward and robert costa, authors of "peril." and before getting into it, i want to go back to someone robert mentioned before the break. namely, the night before. i want to review a few tweets sent today in preparation for this conversation we are having tonight. quote, i am going through old notebooks tonight from the peril project. the january 2021 box of notebooks. here are some notes. one year ago tonight, i was outside the willard wandering around with pen and pad pressing proud boys, oath keepers, monitoring the crowd. the city was otherwise empty. trump was in the oeval office with pence. then i saw black cars arriving at the hotel. city empty, freezing cold, rats everywhere, willard a hot spot. maga clashing with police there, rowdy, back of willard, black cars. follow. later, we went back and forth on whether to include the detail on the book and decided against it. extraneous. it is always nice to have more material than you need unless, of course, it is all about threats to democracy. robert, i can tell you there were

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robert f. kennedy no less, the nephew of jfk, makes a reprehensible speech in front of the lincoln memorial? i know him as well. i was shocked that he would do something like this. comparing life saving vaccine policies to the actions of a totalitarian state even sinking so low as suggesting that anne frank was in a better situation when she hid from the nazis in a cramped attic in the netherlands until she was discovered and killed. >> it's been the ambition of every totalitarian state from the beginning of mankind to control every aspect of behavior of conduct and obliterate dissent. none of them have been able to do it. they didn't have the technological capacity. even in hitler's germany you could cross the alps into switzerland. you could hide in an attic like anne frank did. >> come on. come on. what are we doing? this isn't about -- people have the right to feel the way they feel. you have a right to have an opinion. you have a right to have an opinion. but it's just not -- opinion is di

she reported chief justice john roberts in some form asked the other justices to mask up at work. asked them to mask up. justice sotomayor has legitimate health concerns, this is understandable, everyone did mask up except justice neil gorsuch that sits next to her. this seems to explain why sotomayor has been saying remote. gorsuch and sotomayor put out a statement denying any tensions. then roberts released a statement refuting the claim saying i did not request gorsuch or any other justice to wear a mask. npr's editor climbed in saying the story merited a clarification but not a correction. totenberg told "the daily beast" she doesn't care about what the public editor says. what is this about? this is about one word, the word ask and whether roberts asked everyone to wear masks or whether he, i don't know, i guess he could be suggested they wear masks. what do you think is really going on here? >> i think it's also about how opaque the supreme court is as an institution. congress has rules about whether you wear the mask, when to wear masks. the executive branch has rules. the

(robert) thank you. subaru. more than a car company. >>> you see it right there you wall street down minus 1,000 points and counting. the markets off to a bad monday, worries about fed policy, about ukraine. it looks like another tough week on wall street. potential -- sources tell cnn that bill barr has had a preliminary discussion with the select committee, and there's this from bennie thompson, a key line of questioning for the attorney general could be a draft trump memo that instructed the military to seize voting machines. let 'get to ryan nobles. >> reporter: i'm told this conversation that barr had with the committee was what they describe as informal, not on the record, so there's a long way to go before they can take some of this information theft lenders from the former attorney general and make it a tangible part of their investigation. there's been talk about this draft executive order, that did discussing different ways to interrupt the certification of the election process. that doesn't really hav

here is how bob woodward and robert costa tell it in their book "peril." he instead strolled backstage and pulled biden aside. man, there have been a couple instances up there tonight where you could have mentioned having a black woman on the supreme court, clyburn said. you can't leave the stage without doing that, you just got to do that. of course, biden said you got it. and his final answer, biden hit the mark. the very next day, congressman clyburn endorsed candidate biden who went on to win the primary, resurrecting his campaign. he joins us now for his first television interview since the news of justice breyer's retirement. congressman clyburn, appreciate you being with us. can you tell us more about that conversation at the debate between you and then-candidate biden about nominating the first black woman to the supreme court? do you feel like this moment may have been made possible because of that conversation? >> thank you very much for having me, anderson. as you may know, i am the father of three daughters. and i talk with them a lot, and i ta

and robert looked at me and said, any good? jimmy, that's a hit song. ♪ baby you're everything ♪ ♪ i've ever dreamed of ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah ♪ >> we basically recorded albums every year. so at some point during the touring year we would take our breaks and go to caribou and supposedly do work. there was a lot of [ bleep ] around. ♪ ♪ >>> we are the epitome of a band. i mean, it has always been a team effort. when it starts getting weird or -- somebody always steps up to take whatever slack is going on in the career. they step up and add a little more to it, and we survive it somehow. >> cetera kind of felt less than because he wasn't a songwriter and he wasn't really an instrumentalist. he played bass and he was a great singer. but he felt really insecure about presenting his songs. >> here are three members from chicago. it's terry and there's peter and there's danny. welcome to the uk. can i start off with you, terry? where did you get the song from? >> well, you ought to start with him since he wrote this song. >>

robert f. kennedy junior denouncing covid vaccine mandates with offensive comparisons to nazi germany. >> even in hitler's germany you could cross the alps into switzerland. you can hide in an attic like anne frank did. >> there is a lot wrong with that. we'll talk about it. and calls to change the nfl's overtime rules after a coin toss leads kansas city's victory over buffalo. what a great game, right? we'll discuss that with the legendary sportscaster bob costas. really great football weekend. we'll discuss that coming up. after turning to the democratic congressman of colorado led a congressional visit to ukraine in december and is fully briefed on the situation. so happy to have you on. good evening to you. you just came back from ukraine. a lot of americans may be wondering exactly how this could affect us here in the u.s. how would you explain that? what is the situation? thanks, don. i sit on both the armed services and intelligence committee and house of representatives and i did lead a

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robert lockter is the chair in san francisco, also the author of "the digital doctor, hope, hype and harm at the dawn of med's computering a." he joins me now. this virus has required a loll of diligence it seems to me, yet some countries, spain, to be one, seem to be shifting policy and speeding to that post pandemic posture that we want and treating it like the flu. the w.h.o. says says not so fast. it's a dangerous move. what do you say? >> i think it depends what stage you are with omicron in the united states. we're surging now but it appears that we're reaching a peak probably this week or next. then it's likely we're going to come down. and once you come down, you've reached say high level of immunity and you reach what it was before. i think as you get to the far end of your omicron surge, it's a reasonable thing to let up the reins a little bit and let people have some more freedom. assuming that most of your team are vaccinated, boosted, or the ones who have not have gotten infected. if you've not gone through your surge, then it seems fool hardly . we're seeing hospitals o

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he was willing to work with justice roberts and chief justice kennedy before he retired. i think one of the questions of a biden nominee is will this person be someone who can forge new alliances with judge justic the right. can he perhaps team up with neil gorsuch when it comes to criminal defendants. is this someone that has the administrative experience that might appeal to someone like a brett kavanaugh or are we going to see a more focused, concentrated liberal bloc that is not going to have the votes, not going to move the court. i think that's what hangs in the balance based on who president biden picks. >> right. and manu, up on capitol hill, i talked a bit earlier with paul kane about the calculations. do democrats see a big fight here or if biden makes a pick that they think is confirmable, do they want it to go as quickly as possible. >> they've still not settled on their strategy yet. minority leader mitch mcconnell, who wants to be majority leader come the fall, has held his cards close when talking about the vacancy yesterday. said he wanted eed to wait to w

sure what john roberts did with the information. so, when that argument started -- the first argument of the january term -- all eight justices appeared in the courtroom wearing masks, except for justice neil gorsuch. now, during arguments, some of the justices took off their masks for a period of time. although, the two liberals kept the mask and they keep the masks on at all times even when they are asking questions. so we have asked the supreme court to give us some comment about gorsuch, why he is choosing not to even bring a mask to oral arguments and they haven't responded. it's worth noting that all of the justices are vaccinated. they have received their boosters, and they are also frequently tested. >> um, i want to read something from justice gorsuch's book titled "a republic if you can keep it." it reads to be worthy of our freedoms, we all have to adopt certain civic habits that enable others to enjoy them, too. he went on to talk about a civility crisis this country is facing. um, which, you know, is certainly accurate.

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john roberts only about two years. so appellate experience has been important for many nominees, but not for all. and the other thing i want to mention in terms of the diversity that my colleagues have been referring to, the very first case that's going to be up next october is one the justices just announced on monday that they would take and that tests affirmative action policies at harvard university and the university of north carolina. a very important case, one that involves race-based remedies that justice breyer had wholly supported but many of his colleagues now today do not. whoever president biden puts into that seat will be thrust into the culture wars. who knows whether abortion will still be lingering then or if they will resolve that completely this spring in the mississippi case they have. i wanted to mention those. thinking about the changing face of the supreme court when justice breyer retires he is leaving his post as the senior liberal justice, the liberal wing, of course, is down to just three jus

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i want to go now to robert barnes, a "washington post" reporter who has covered the supreme court for more than 15 years, dana bash, our chief political correspondent and norma miz, a personal friend of br -- robert let me start with you. in obviously the past, you know, months and recent years here as trump has nominated nominee after nominee, justice breyer has been on a pressure campaign from progressives to retire while democrats control the senate, while they have the white house. what role did all of this pressure play in his decision time something. >> well, you know, justice breyer has been on the court for a long time but he was in politics, too. he's a former senate aide at senator kennedy, so he understands the politics of this, i think as well as anyone else. he didn't want to leave at the end of last term. lots of big cases coming up. but i think that everyone sort of knew and expected that he saw what had happened with justice ginsberg, when she didn't retire at a time that president obama could have named her replacement. and that he was not likely to let that happen ag

in fact, john roberts has been on a crusade to do so for 40 years since he served as a young assistant in the regan administration and fought elements of the bipartisan reauthorization of the voting rights act of 1962 one of the most consistent lines in his jurisprudence as chief justice is weakening democracy protections and undermining federal voting rights law and essentially, what he has done is put a dare down in front of the congress and, you know, said i am -- we are going to knock down the preclearance, which really was the beginning of the enormous push back we're seeing on voting rights and you have the responsibility of building a majority to pass it. but what we're seeing in the red states, they're passing suppress sieve laws ochoenn a party line supreme court made key decisions on the party line majority rules basis. the on place you can't change the law on a party line majority rules basis is the senate. and that imbalance in the playing field has created the dynamic we're in now where the force is trying to repress access to the ballot have the upper hand. >> ron, i than

giuliani's attorney robert costello said the outreach about his client was the first he heard about this and suggested any information giuliani would have would be covered by attorney/client privilege. wolf, he may have materials that are covered by privilege, but unlikely it would cover everything they're interested in. >> paula reed reporting. thank you very much. joining us, cnn chief legal analyst, jeffrey toobin and elliot williams. what sort of information could giuliani have to advance the committee's investigation? >> great way to think about this is that january 6th didn't spring out of a sea shell in the ocean on the morning of january 6. there were months and months of lies about elections pedalled, going back to the summer before. number one, he has been already sued by officials in georgia and sued by dominion voting machines, all on the same claims. the committee can ask him what was the basis of the statements he was making in public, what were the basis of the remarks he made january 6, prior to january 6 and after january 6, and that these are all statements that are far

anti-vaxxer robert f. kennedy jr. we talked about him last night, right? his disgraceful speech comparing life-saving vaccine policies to the actions of a totalitarian state and suggesting that anne frank was in a better situation when she hid from the nazis in a cramped attic in the netherlands until she was discovered and killed. well, tonight at least i guess he's apologizing, if you can call it that. and i quote. "i apologize for my reference to anne frank. especially to families that suffered the holocaust horrors. my intention was to use examples of past barbarianism -- or barbarism," excuse me, "to show the perils from new technologies of control. to the extent my remarks caused hurt, i am truly and deeply sorry." robert f. kennedy jr. "to the extent my remarks caused hurt." it was actually to quite an extent. and still not comparable to any -- in any way despite the intent. words matter, like i said. words matter. an apology counts for something. but truth matters more. truth reigns out. our lives and our democracy depend on it. we have a lot to co

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. >> it was robert borks failed 1987 nomination that gave rise to the process's partisan divide. by the time reagan nominated him, he was well-known for his believes. >> in his america, there is no room at the inn for blacks and no place in the constitution for women and in our america, there should be no seat on the supreme court for robert bork. >> in the end, he was defeated by a vote of 58-42. the largest margin in history. and his name semibollized outranl for conservatives. to bork was defined in the dictionary as to obstruct by systemically defaming or vilifying a person. randi kaye, cnn, palm beach county, florida. >> in addition to being a distinguished legal scholar, lawrence try was also a close friend of the outstanding justice breyer. professor, you've known justice breyer for a long time. what do you make of his decision to retire? >> i think it was the right decision. it's really important to give president biden a chance to put the first african american woman on the court and all of the nominees that are being bandied about are extraordinarily well fal qualified

. >> the world has now seen the photo virginia roberts provided taken by epstein, we understand in ghislaine maxwell's house. >> here's the problem, i've never seen epstein with a camera in my life. >> i think it was virginia robert's camera, she said a little kodak one she lent to epstein, she took a photo and you're on -- >> i don't remember -- i don't remember that photograph ever being taken. i don't remember going up stairs in the house, because that photograph is taken upstairs. and i'm not entirely convinced that, i mean that is what i would describe as me in that picture, but i can't, we can't be certain as to whether or not that's my hand on her, whatever it is, left side. >> cnn royal correspondent max foster in london tonight. >> reporter: pamela, incredibly difficult issue for the royal british family. monarchy can't seem to be interfering with the legal process, leaving it to prince andrew's team, trying on various levels to have the case simply dismissed. so one attempt was made on the groun gro grounds that the u.s. court doesn't have jurisdiction because jefre was living in a

according to a book by washington post journalist bob woodward and robert costa, trump hosted pence and john eastman inside the oval office where eastman pitched a dubious scheme. eastman later told cnn he only wanted to delay certification. and that same day proud boys leader enrique tarot was arrest and charged for burning a black lives matter banner and bringing high capacity rifle magazines to d.c. that was january 4th, a year ago. joining me now to discuss as we approach that anniversary, democratic congressman ruben gallego of arizona, he sits on the armed services committee, also chairman of bold pac, the campaign arm of the congressional hispanic office. thank you for having us -- for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> so we're a year minus two days out. has the country addressed the root causes of january 6th to prevent a similar attack in the future? >> yes, and no. look, i don't think the attack you're going to see in the future is going to be by a bunch of angry fat men trying to get into congress. i think the actual attack is going to happen in the legislatures, i

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(robert) thank you. subaru. more than a car company. >>> the murder rate in the u.s. exploded in 2020. up 30% from 2019, according to the cdc. that was the largest single year increase in a century. the numbers have continued to rise in 2021, along with other types of crime, creating somewhat of a culture of fear in many places across america. but is that fear driven by perception or reality? brynn begingras. >> reporter: the mayor walked back comments said he gets people don't feel safe on the subways. but a spike in crime in what to do about it is something mayorings, are facing pressure on. vigils coast to coast after a 40-year-old woman was pushed in front of a subway train over the weekend. michelle alissa go was waiting on the platform when a man killed her in an unprovoked attack. simon marshall turned himself in and has been charged with second-degree murder. he has not yet entered a plea. >> we're going to drive down crime, and we're going to make sure new yorkers feel safe in our subway system. and the

as you mentioned, this is part of this lawsuit from accuser virginia roberts giuffre against maxwell. already thousands of pages of documents have been unsealed including deposition transcripts, which name names and identify several people who roberts has accused of sexually abusing her over the years. the issue before the judge is whether these john does will be unsealed. maxwell initially objected to that. she want it to remain sealed ahead of trial saying if it was public, it could potentially bias the jury. now her lawyers say they'll leave the arguments to the attorneys of the john does who argued the privacy concerns they have about their identities being revealed. giuffre's attorney has said there's no reason to keep this unsealed, no reason to keep this sealed anymore, that it should be unsealed because she's gone to trial, she's been convicted, and she's saying a number of the john does have wanted to keep this sealed because of the potential for embarrassment because of the potential media hounding from their associations with epstein and maxwell. she did say two of the eigh

robert english, appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> north korea said it test fired two ballistic missiles friday. according to state media, they were launched from a railcar and hit their intended target in the water off the korean peninsula. now, it's the latest of a series of missile tests in recent days. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken condemned the launch saying it violates multi tame security council resolutions, north korea says it will be forced to take a, quote, stronger reaction if the u.s. chooses to take a confrontation stance. >>> novak djokovic's homeland weighs in on the controversy surrounding his australia visa status. what the serbian is saying. >>> plus a growing candle with prime minister boris johnson after parties held at downing street. yes, parties, during covid lockdowns. why he's apologizes to the queen herself. that's ahead in a live report from london. the reality of living with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease... means you might be dealing with a lot of symptoms... which can change your plans at any time gut-focused entyvio is mad

accused of virginia robert due fray filed a civil suit claiming the royal assaulted her when she was 17. prince andrew has repeatedly denied all wrongdoing. regardless of how the impending trial unfolds, royal commentators expect the institution to survive intact. >> i think the royal brand has taken quite a battering in 2021 from all sides. you know, we have had the fallout from the oprah interview, we have had prince andrew's ongoing legal issues. these are all things that really should have dented the monarchy, but i think that the key players have kept calm and carried on and done some really good things. >> in february 2022 the queen will celebrate her platinum jubilee, the only british monarch to do so having first ascended the throne 70 years ago in 1952. the firm is keen to focused attention on that and the success of the queen's entire reign, rather than a tumultuous 12 months. max foster, cnn, london. moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy.

(robert) thank you. subaru. more than a car company. >>> so it is a huge moment for the justice department filing seditious conspiracy charges against 11 people including the leader of the oath keepers, a far right extremist group. accusing the defendants of stockpiling weapons and plotting to use force to stop the peaceful transfer of presidential power. gentlemen, good evening to both of you. look, i don't want to sound hyperbolic, but i mean, chris, these people sound a little -- it sounds a little scary. i'm a little frightened by reading this. and let me tell you -- let me get this and then i'll ask you why. a cashe of weapons amassed ahead of january 6th, some of the allegations from the indictment about the oath keepers leader and this is january 3, 2021. rhodes departed granberry, texas and began traveling to the washington, d.c. metropolitan area. he spent $6,000 in texas on ar rifle including mounts, triggers, slings and additional firearms attached. can he allegedly bought more the next day. on januar

and robert durst did testify in his own defense for about three weeks in los angeles. and he continued to say to the very end that he did not know what happened to his wife, kathie durst, who went missing from right here in new york city in 1982, just before she was about to graduate from medical school. and everyone always wanted to know what he knew. that now is lost, unless he told someone of authorities of what he knew. we don't think he did. but there has been an indictment in the murder of his wife, kathie durst. and now he will not live to see that prosecution through. >> yeah, there were a lot of mysteries and deaths surrounding him. jean casarez, thank you for the breaking news. >> it's a brand new hour and we thank you for staying with us. i'm victor blackwell. >> and i'm alisyn camerota. new developments in the investigation into that devastating apartment fire in the bronx. the deadly fire in new york city in more than 30 years. the number of people killed was revised to at least 17 people, including eight children. but officials warn that number could clim

they are champing at the bit and that sbit john roberts so you can even hear in that tiny excerpt his approach to this measured, trying to figure out where that balance might be, and that's what the intention is going to be. >> appreciate your -- we'll bring it to our viewers. next, you don't want to miss this, kind of ridiculous and kind of fascinating. senator ted news groveling on fox after calling january 6th what it was, a terrorist attack. of tucker carlson not impressed with the senator.. some are of intensity, others joy. all are of..... various: ahhh... listerine. feel the whoa! [ chantell ] when my teeth started to deteriorate, i stopped hanging out socially. it was a easy decision -- clearchoice. [ awada ] the health of our teeth plays a significant role in our overall health. chantell was suffering, and we had to put an end to that. the absolute best way to do that was through dental implants. [ chantell ] clearchoice dental implants changed everything. my digestive health is much better now. i feel more energetic. the person that i've always been has shown up to the party

chief robert contee is joining us now. i know there is an up tick in rhetoric lead up to today. are there any significant cre credible threats to the nation's capitol tonight. >> thank you for having me, wolf. we have not received any credible threats that we're aware of. obviously we take all of the threats that come in seriously and we want to make sure that we continue to work with our federal partners to investigate those threats, run that information down and to ensure that our residents, our visitors and lawmakers are safe here in the nation's capital. >> the insurrection took a huge toll on your own police department. how are your officers doing right now from a mental health standpoint? i'm concerned. >> yeah, i'm concerned about that, too. as i was the day that all of this happened. a lot of our officers, i'm sure, as i am today, reflecting on what happened on january 6, a year ago. we're doing best that we can to make sure that they're getting the treatment and the help that they need. we have a fantastic employees assistant program, that our officers are taking advant

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i'm referring to the comments that robert kennedy jr. have made that have now come to represent this entire rally where he compared vaccine mandates to the holocaust. you have to ask yourself why a full week almost after this event that she willingly waded into this mess and said, oh, yeah, i was there too and tied herself to this disaster. i think also from a pr perspective, clearly there are some things that actors do to cross a line. mel gibson is one big example who comes to mind. when it comes to how marvel audiences and audiences at large will be a blip on the radar. i don't think disney will have to do anything because i think they will move really quickly on it. i don't think audiences will demand accountability. a lot of people will say, it's her right to go to a rally, to believe these things. and it's her right to be wrong. >> by the way, i should mention she is vaccinated herself. just something important to note. mara and leigh, wonderful to have this discussion. thanks for being with us this morning. >> thank you for having

manchin's predecessor, robert c. bird, was the conscience of the senate, a great defender of the senate, and i think manchin's kind of channeling his robert c. bird as a conscience of the senate and believing that if you have a carveout for this, then you have a carveout for something else, it just adds to the divide in this country and does not unify the country. it sounds corny, but it's true when manchin says he wants bipartisanship. if you want to change the rules, then do it the way you're supposed to do it. have two-thirds of those voting to change the rules and do it that way and get back to the regular order of business in the senate. when manchin says that, he's not just blowing smoke. i think that's what he really believes. >> i mean, gloria, of course, the flipside is that republicans, when they regain control, won't necessarily respect manchin's tradition on that and on the filibuster. but what about what we just heard, the suggestion that we just heard from jerry gonzalez there, which is, why isn't presi

., robert f. kennedy jr. >> there even in hitler germany you could cross the alps into switzerland, hide in an attic like anne frank did. >> he has since a pool skwraoeuzed. . his wife tweeted my husband's reference to anne frank at a mandate rally in d.c. was reprehensible and insensitive. the atrocities that millions endured during the holocaust should never be compared to anyone or anything. his opinions on r not mine and are his own. >> when any group that is -- that has hate thrown against him, vial, falsehoods thrown against them have a reason to be concerned. it's just one part of a cont continuum. somebody willing to put flyers in front of 200 homes in the dead of night, are they willing to throw a rock through a window? are they willing to use a weapon? >> reporter: we heard reports out of fort lauderdale involving these flyers. they have located the rental car they believe to be involved. the mayor says they have solid leads. >> let's hope there's justice here. it is disgusting. leyla sa

national security adviser robert o'brien was away, so kellogg was with him all that day. our colleague, alex marchquart reached out to kellogg who told us he testified under oath to the committee but declined to comment about the substance of his deposition, but he was certainly someone who was in the room. >> so jamie, you said it was no accident liz cheney used the words that she used. >> right. >> i think she's very careful in her language. why is she saying this now? >> this is part of the committee's strategy to let trump know that people who were in the room, possibly inner circle certainly keith kellogg was in the room, are cooperating with the committee. this is a warning to trump that while he may get people like steve bannon to delay or defy the committee, the committee is still getting critical firsthand evidence, and i think, john, it also sends a message to others in trump world that key witnesses are cooperating, that they should cooperate, too. >> maybe if they're on the fence and they're watching this. so what's the significance of what the committee is le

accused of virginia roberts giuffre claiming he assaulted her when she was 17. prince andrew has repeated denied wrongdoing. regardless how the pending trial unfolds, royal commentators expect the constitution to survive intact. >> i think they have taken a battering from all sides. we had the fallout from the oprah interview, we had prince andrew's ongoing legal issues. these are all things that, you know, really should have dented the monarchy. but i think the key players have just quite simply kept calm and carried on and done good things. >> reporter: in february 2022, the queen will celebrate her platinum jubilee, the only british monarch to do so, having first ascended the throne 70 years ago in 1952. the firm is keen to focus on that, and the success was the convene's entire reign rather than a tumultuous 12 months. max foster, cnn, london. >> thank you, max. >>> friends, collaborators, legends, in an exclusive joint interview for a new cnn film, james taylor and carol king share what it was like the first time they played together. >> when we first met,

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