Anderson, thank you so much for sharing what is so hard to be shared.

I know it means so much to so many, and I hope it means a lot to you as well.

You are our best and for good reason.

All right, everybody, I am Chris Cuomo.

Welcome to prime time.

Here's the proposition.

If it's clear to the U.S. military that briefed the president that Iran intentionally

shot down a U.S. drone, then why is this president saying he thinks it was a mistake?

What is the truth? The House Intelligence Chairman is with us tonight. He was just at a classified

briefing with the president hours ago about this incident.

We need him for that.

And to make sense of the just-received full Hope Hicks transcript that is now in our hands,

the stonewalling is clear 155 times over.

Does yesterday's fiasco change Chairman Schiff's reckoning of what needs to happen

next? And does Joe Biden have a problem in his party or not? We're going to ask a long-time member

of the Congressional Black Caucus. There's a lot to figure out tonight, so let's get after it.

All right, so this president says that the United States will not stand for the

downing of one of our drones over international waters, but he's also apparently choosing

to describe what happened as a mistake. Well, which is it? And is the difference relevant to the

response? House Intel Chair Adam Schiff was among the senior members of Congress briefed today

in the White House Situation Room. He joins us now. Chairman, it's great to have you on prime

time tonight with such pressing news matters before us all.

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