Capitol Report Full Broadcast (Aug. 28)

The nation is in mourning after the shooting at a Minnesota Catholic school on Wednesday. New details emerge about the suspect and the evidence left behind. Plus, how is the White House responding to the tragedy?

Tom Kersting, author of the book "Raising Healthy Teenagers," joins us to discuss solutions for America's mental health crisis, as the nation grapples with another school shooting.

The White House says a new CDC director is coming soon. But fired director Susan Monarez is pushing back through her attorneys.

In Florida, a judge orders officials to close down Alligator Alcatraz. Meanwhile, in Chicago, the military is asked to assist with immigration enforcement.

Do ordinary citizens have anything to fear from the display of force from the federal government? And will local authorities step up their own crime measures? We discuss with Will Pierce and Mike Nellis.

Russia strikes Kyiv overnight and damages the EU delegation's headquarters. But Ukraine says it's ready to mass produce a missile that could hit back at Moscow and beyond.

New developments take place in the Chinese Communist Party’s hacking campaign to spy on American’s phone calls and text messages. Plus, the Pentagon is now auditing Microsoft for employing China-based engineers to work on U.S. military projects.