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Guess who's coming to dinner? The lead starts right now.

Rupert Murdoch, joining President Trump for his final night in London. Yeah, that Rupert Murdoch, who's facing a $20 billion lawsuit from that same President Trump

over an article about Trump and the Epstein scandal. And there is more.

I'm going to talk to a Republican congressman,

getting ready to question the former prosecutor,

the former U.S. attorney, who gave the now dead pedophile that sweetheart deal.

And breaking, shocking news, a shooting in central Pennsylvania.

A source just told CNN, multiple police officers were injured,

we're working to learn more, we'll bring it to you as soon as we do.

Plus, proof of poisoning?

The stunning claim today from Alexi Navalny's widow

about how her husband died in that Russian prison.

And we'll also bring you the reaction from the Kremlin.

Well, and will also bring you the reaction from the Kremlin. Welcome to the lead on Jake Tapper.

We're going to start with our law and justice lead.

And the one problem that at least today, these days,

seems to be following President Trump everywhere he goes,

even overseas.

And that is the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.

In fairness, that is partly because Epstein's repulsive reach extended to the United Kingdom

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