[Cabrera:] Some good news. Boston Red Sox legend David Ortiz has been released from a Boston hospital. This comes more than a month after a gunman shot Ortiz in the back in the Dominican Republic. Surveillance cameras captured the moment when Ortiz was shot as he was sitting at a crowded patio bar. Police have now arrested a handful of people in this case. They say they're still searching for others. Authorities say Ortiz was not the intended target. And an update on his condition is expected early next week. Turning to Canada where a massive manhunt for two teens suspected of killing three people is continuing. Police are now going door to door in rural north Manitoba after the pair were spotted there. Authorities also believe they may have changed their appearance. Officials initially thought the teens were missing after their car was found burning on the side of a highway in British Columbia but now investigators say they are the prime suspects in three murders and should be considered armed and dangerous. CNN Correspondent, Polo Sandoval is following all the details for us. Polo, where does this manhunt stand?
[Polo Sandoval, Cnn Correspondent:] Well, Ana, put yourself in the position of some of the residents of Gillam, Manitoba for a second. They have been dealing with this already for several days now. They have been witnessing police now essentially going door to door in their search for these two gunmen, speaking to the deputy Mayor of that small community, they say that many of the residents there are certainly living in fear. But they're also struggling with a really high level of uncertainty, not knowing whether or not these two suspected killers are still in their community so what investigators are doing, they are releasing this surveillance video that we're told was shot on Sunday at a business in Meadow lake, Saskatchewan but it really gives people really a clearer view of these two men that are believed to have killed three people in British Columbia. Then you also have the elements that these two could potentially be exposed to in and around the Manitoba areas as you're about to hear from my local resident. Mother nature can be quite unforgiving especially if you don't have the training or equipment to survive.
[Dennis Champagne, Gillam Resident:] It's nasty. I worked out there I did some diamond drilling there 25-30 years ago and you know, if the bears don't get them, the bugs will. They're going to be wet and cold now, probably little bit desperate if they're still alive.
[Sandoval:] And as police continue the door to door search this weekend, they also say that they are looking into the possibility that a resident in and around the Gillam area may have unknowingly assisted these two in some way, shape or form. Investigators not going beyond that. But that's one of the main reasons why they're showing this video right now, hoping that someone, somewhere may be able to provide that crucial information on it that will eventually lead them to these two individuals, back to you.
[Cabrera:] Polo Sandoval, thank you very much. Now I want to show you dramatic video taken off the southern coast of California. It shows the Coast Guard closing in on suspected drug smugglers as their high speed boat careens across the waves near San Diego with federal officers in hot pursuit. The suspects can be seen tossing large bags overboard as they try to avoid being captured. In the end they were caught with agents seizing 2300 pounds of cocaine. That's for showing crazy video how about this. Las Vegas Strip under siege from massive swarms of grasshoppers. Some folks are getting a little spooked about it.
[Unidentified Male:] Duh.
[Cabrera:] As creepy as this may seem, experts say it is a common occurrence when there's been a wet winter or spring and this year Nevada has seen more rain than usual. Yoo-hoo. Coming up, not made for TV, Mueller's testimony and what the reviews may reveal about the rise of a reality show culture in the U.S. COMMERCIAL BREAK]
[Rep. Jerry Nadler:] Some have argued that because Director Mueller was reluctant to testify and seemed older than some remembered him, his work is somehow diminished. It is not. That is House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler defending Robert Mueller's testimony before Congress this week as further proof, the United States was attacked and remains under siege by a foreign power meddling in the U.S. election. For President Trump, his main take away was quite a bit different.
[Donald J. Trump, President Of The United States:] I watched Mueller for 2.5 years, we've watched this. And that's the best they have and it's a disgrace and the world is laughing at him. And unfortunately it's so bad for our country. It's bad in our relationships with other countries including Russia.
[Cabrera:] Joining us now, CNN Counterterrorism Analyst, Phil Mudd who previously worked under Robert Mueller at the FBI. Phil, the President says it is Robert Mueller's report that is hurting our relationship with other countries, specifically Russia. To that you say what?
[Phil Mudd, Cnn Counterterrorism Analyst:] A pretty simple answer. That is if you talk to the Europeans, they've suffered the same threat to their electoral processes and electoral systems that we have. It's not just America and the President who's trying to defend his legacy when he lost the popular vote a few years ago. It's not just America that's under threat. It's the countries in Europe are allies who've been our allies since World War II and before that are that are under threat. I think the question is if you want America first, you have to sit there and say, how do we acknowledge that we have a threat in this country so we can express American leadership overseas and talk to our allies overseas and say we're with you in acknowledging how Vladimir Putin is a problem. Let's work collectively to determine how we defend it. It's not just us Ana. Everybody is facing a threat.
[Cabrera:] Right and it's not as Russia necessarily that's also threatening America-
[Mudd:] Yes, that's right.
[Cabrera:] Because as we've also heard this week from leaders and the intelligence community, it's China, it's Iran that are also picking up for where Russia left up but I want to replay what Mueller did say about Russian election interference, let's listen.
[Robert Mueller, Special Counsel, Russia Investigation:] I hope this is not the the new normal but I fear it is.
[Unidentified Male:] Did you find evidence to suggest they'll try to do this again?
[Mueller:] Oh, it wasn't a single attempt. They're doing it as we sit here. And they expect to do it during the next campaign.
[Cabrera:] Doing it as we sit here. Going into the next campaign and now thanks to a brand new report from the Senate Intelligence Committee, we now know the Russians likely targeted election systems in all 50 states between 2014 and 2017. That's far more than had previously been disclosed. What worries you the most when you think of what Russia may have in store for 2020?
[Mudd:] I think people are viewing this too much as a national problem, that is the United States is under threat without looking at this through a lens that's local. Let me give you a simple scenario. You're in a district across America, your Congress person has opposed sanctions in favor of you name the country, Iran, China, North Korea, Russia. As we move down the road Ana, we talked about interference in the last election. This is going to get so sophisticated that a foreign adversary, in this case the Russians might say, the key congressman or congresswoman were worried about is in California, in New York. Our program of interference is going to be so sophisticated that we're going to target 200,000 voters somewhere that they're those voters are not even going to know it. I still think we haven't acknowledged the extent of what the problem will look like tomorrow. It's not just about America. It's about individual districts that I think are going to be attacked.
[Cabrera:] That's interesting thought. You're right. I mean, who's talking about that. You are now so you're planting that something for all of us to think about. Given your work relationship with Robert Mueller previously, I do want to ask you about this criticism that Mueller didn't have command of his own material because of moments like this.
[Unidentified Male:] Is it accurate to say your investigation found no evidence that members of the Trump campaign were involved in the theft or publication of the Clinton campaign related emails.
[Mueller:] I don't know. I don't know. What they have well-
[Unidentified Male:] On July 22 through WikiLeaks, thousands of these emails that were that were stolen by the Russian government appeared. Correct? That's on page 6 of the report. This is the WikiLeaks posting of those.
[Mueller:] I can't find it quickly but please continue.
[Cabrera:] Phil, you again, worked with Mueller. What did you see there?
[Mudd:] Let me be really clear on a Sunday on a Saturday evening. Look, the report has two basic components. American citizens involved in the campaign were willing potentially to accept information about an adversary, Hillary Clinton from a foreign from a foreign government. Inappropriate. American citizens including the President tried to obstruct a campaign. The report says that. Let's take that aside. Robert Muller is the best I ever saw. I did 25 years. He was decorated at Vietnam, let's forget that. He was nominated by Republicans and a Democrat President Obama, let's forget that. I saw integrity, I saw humor, I saw kindness, I saw a courtesy. I saw it in more than 2000 meetings. I'm going to tell Washington DC. There are 50 states but people in this town are obsessed with this. The man is an American hero. I never, never saw anybody better. Let him go. He was the best ever Ana and this just pains me. He was the best. He issued a report that's clear, read the report, let the hero go. I love that man.
[Cabrera:] I hear you. I hear you Phil, but what we just saw, did you see something different than the critics?
[Mudd:] I'm not going to take the question. Read the report and I realize Americans won't, that's their problem. The report may have hundreds and hundreds of pages but it's not subtle. We have an adversary that interfered with elections, the CIA, the FBI, the National Security Agency, the Homeland Security department talked about it. The President refuses to accept that. We have interference in elections and people in that electoral process from one campaign chose to accept information from that campaign. Unacceptable. We have instance after instance laid out in black and white where people in that campaign including the President said, why don't we attempt to remove the Special Counsel because we don't like the investigation. We call that obstruction. If we want to have a conversation about how an American hero maybe didn't bring an A plus game after 50 years of service, count me out Ana. I'm not playing, I'm done.
[Cabrera:] Let me ask you then about something that we saw on the Atlantic this week. This theory that the negative reaction to Mueller's testimony is maybe proof that we've all internalized Trump's own reality show standards for what counts as significant political development. And I'm quoting here, "all the world is trashy television and the President and his opposition are merely producers after three seasons Russia gate just got old and the critics got bored with it." Phil, is the bigger worry that Trump doesn't seem to care or that the public is not demanding action because they've been conditioned to expect a certain level of entertainment in Trump's America.
[Mudd:] You know, I think it's the latter. Look, the President has his own personality issues in terms of how he accepts negative criticism. If you look at Presidents during my not too lengthy life, Presidents who are honorable, Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush, the Senior. If you look at a present Obama, very honorable. President Carter who may not have been a perfect President but maybe the best ex-President in American history. If you had laid out this document during their administrations. If you had said their administration was involved in accepting that kind of administration, if you had said that President in the past was involved in trying to obstruct a federal investigation. People like me would have sat back and said, is this a Sunday morning cartoon Or is this reality? I think the issue is that Americans are so divided that when they see something about somebody they support, whether it's Hillary Clinton or whether it's Donald Trump, that they refused to accept the fact. That's not healthy and I don't think Republicans and Democrats would have accepted it earlier.
[Cabrera:] Phil Mudd, good to have you with us. Thanks Sir. We'll be right back.