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resolution is adopted the house voting to hold attorney general merrick garland in contempt of congress for refusing to turn over subpoenaed audio recordings of president biden's interview with special counsel robert hur it was the interview in biden's classified documents case where her characterize the president as an elderly man with a poor memory garland responded to the contempt vote in this statement saying, quote, it's deeply disappointing that the house of representatives has turned a serious congressional authority into a partisan weapon. >> today's vote disregards the constitutional separation of powers and the justice department's need to protect its investigations. here was the house speaker, mike johnson after the vote look, we did our job on the contempt and i think it sends an important message. we're defending article one and ariff, the wording for oversight, and we have to do that we'll see what happens next. but i mean, the house has to do its work and i'm pleased with the outcome all right. >> joining me now to discuss is julia manchester. she's a reporter for the newspaper here in washington. julie, good morning. good morning. wonderful to see you. so this is not the first time that an attorney general has been held in contempt of congress. it is also it seems incredibly unlikely, but the biden justice department would to prosecute their top law enforcement official, take us behind the scenes since the nam acts on the hill of how we got here and where we go next. i think the most fascinating part of this case is that there were some republicans who weren't sure if they even wanted to go here because we know that they obviously have the transcript, we know that transcript really made waves in washington and around the country when robert hur essentially wrote that during his interview with biden during the classified documents probe biden was forgetful and acting like an elderly man essentially republicans have been pushing for the audio and democrats and critics of republicans say this is political. they essentially want to cut an ad and use the audio against joe biden for political purposes, but for awhile, it was unclear as to whether the republican conference here would get on board, but we know that one republican, dave joyce from ohio, voted against this with democrats. so interesting how those dynamics played out. very interesting. here was a congressman, dan goldman, a democrat again, an ally of president biden talking about this, let's watch there is no legitimate legislative purpose for them to obtain the audio recording because they're not prosecuted they're not trying to determine whether to prosecute him. and there is no legislation they can identify. there's no oversight. they can identify that points to why they need the audio we are recording and what they really want to do is release it to help donald trump misconstrue these recordings, use them during the campaign, and that is not a legitimate purpose. >> when i say him there, of course, he's talking about president biden because this would be a recording of president biden. he's laying out there for in political terms, he's saying, look, they want this so that they can use it in a campaign now, absolutely. >> and we know that with this cdo potential impeachment probe or not potential anymore, we saw that republicans weren't able to draw that line when it came to hunter for biden and joe biden so they can't even approach the issue of impeachment. >> so this is how democrats say they are trying to do it. and then of course, this is all happening. of course, during the week of the hunter biden verdict button, that's i'm gonna really fast new cycle so essentially this is we're running into donald trump sentence saying, and there's going to be other negative stories about donald trump out there around the sentencing. so there are some that say this is essentially a way to get around that let's listen to a little bit of how republicans characterize this in the aftermath. eight, basically acknowledged this isn't going anywhere let's watch but there's no way he'll get prosecuted over this garland. why have i never say never, but i don't know when you're sending a contempt motion to the guy who's in charge of prosecuting the content motion that i would i would say i like our chances but the real fight is going to be on executive privilege and whether we have whether we should have this information and i truly believe we do. he we just hold him in contempt of congress is he there are putting see bannon in prison. peter navarro is in prison merrick garland evidently deserves to go to prison everyone to form of joseph's isn't gonna go prosecuting attorney general, but symbolic would call it symbolic. >> hold them attempt we'll see what he does. i mean, hopefully it'll look at this and see their evers ways to go with i don't think that merrick garland views this is an error in his ways or will admit this. but again, unlikely this goes anywhere from here, right unlikely it goes anywhere from here. >> and look republicans and democrats, they have all the information, they have the transfer script, you know, getting that audio would essentially maybe color some things, but the argument is, it doesn't really do much to change that information. i thought it was interesting though, what marjorie taylor greene said she talked about steve bannon i'm going to prison. you know, what republican say is the politicization ancient of the justice department and essentially saying are admitting it away. this is a for tat really between both sides and this is essentially republicans pushing back. >> all right, julian manchester, the hillock and start to stay, julia, thank you very much for your time all right. >> coming up next here right now, world leaders arriving at the g7 summit made in italy will take you there plus new york's governor slams the recent pro-palestinian, i'm gonna go ahead and call this anti 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be binding, so g7 is all about power. the world's biggest economies, obviously not china there, but in terms of the west and working with allies like japan is immensely powerful. but when the individual leaders there are empowered to make decisions that are lost, then it becomes less powerful. so that's why they're talking about the lame duck element. also, when you talk about the italian prime minister she's a reflection, isn't sure what we're talking about earlier this week where you have this rise in right-wing support across europe. she's a right-wing prime minister of a major country. and she really represents the change in europe that people are feeling. and that biden will experience when he gets here. i'm sure. >> yeah. so we're this is the italian prime minister, just to read people in on kind of what is on the screen here right now, this is a live pictures of the g7 we're waiting for these leaders to gather for what they call like the class photo. >> i mean, the other thing looming over this max is of course the specter of donald trump and nerves among, i guess i would say these lame duck ducks that politicos talking about european leaders who are worried about what might happen if he comes into power. >> i'm not sure i would include giorgia meloni in those because you might remember, i mean, i'm interested to see what this scene looks looks like here in a couple of minutes as these leaders start to gather but remember what it was like when donald trump was on the stage. i want to remind everyone what he did. this was him shoving another world leader out of the way. this was back in 2017. this was a nato meeting, but not a dissimilar situation. let's loop it. there it goes. ready, watch oh, there is i mean, that's what it's like when donald trump is on this stage, what is the behind the scenes chatter among european leaders right now? >> he was great tv what he, you know, he pitta mises doesn't he? the strong man, if i can call it that, which is what 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nominee. and also a convicted felon, he is set to meet with congressional allies, one senior trump adviser telling cnn the goal is to get everyone on the same page but a few republicans, including senators lisa murkowski and mitt romney, just can't make the meeting work with their schedules i leave out a flight at 2:00. >> i can make can make it one noteworthy rsvp? yes. senate gop leader mitch mcconnell said, three years ago, right after the capital was attacked i would support our nominee regardless of who it was included, him. >> i've said earlier this year, i support him let me it's been earned that nomination by the voters all across the country. and of course, i'll be at the meeting tomorrow of course, i'll be at the meeting tomorrow. >> he says, mcconnell has endorsed trump, as you can see there, the two men have not spoken since the electoral college certified joe biden's victory in 2020, joining me now associated press congressional reporter for a niche of mary furnish. good morning to you. >> it's going to be quite a day on capitol hill neck near capital so he's not he's not going to the capital itself today to meet with these lawmakers. >> my understanding is the first time since january 6 that he's spoken to this group of people. what do you expect today? >> i mean, yeah, i mean, it's a stunning moment which would make it very clear. he's not going to the actual capital, which would be something one of the security of extravaganza. he is going to meet at the campaign headquarters for both the republican senate campaign headquarters and the republican house campaign headquarters. and this is the first time he's gonna be able to in a in a public and official settings set out what he feels like his four years in office would look like. obviously republicans seem super energized about pop put possibly regaining control of the senate, growing their ranks and the house, whether that will happen, the ladder will happen. we'll see. but it is really interesting. i mean, the topics of discussion according to sources are reconciliation are tax cuts, securing medicare, social security we all expect, we've seen the last four years of trump talking about revenge, talking about going after joe biden. but i think he's going to present to the entire republican conference on both sides. it's his plan for the future of america. >> let's talk for a second about mitch mcconnell and donald trump in that relationship. and we would play the most recent comments, mcconnell just made. there. but let's just remind everyone what donald trump has said about mitch mcconnell over the years. let's watch mitch mcconnell is a loser. we do have to do something about mitch mcconnell he is a disaster. these washington republicans like mitch mcconnell has the absolute worst i had a fight to mitch mcconnell and other beauty mitch mcconnell and his wife, coco chao. coco we gotta get the mcconnell's of the world to do their job. >> she's called him a loser, a disaster, the absolute worst. another beauty. and then he misnamed his wife, who by the way, he's also leveled slurs at his wife mcconnell's wife is asian american, and yet former administration former administration. she served donald trump in his cabinet. >> now she resigned after january 6 was a breaking point for her how what are the dynamics would be in the room between these two men? >> i mean, it's mcconnell as he's mentioned even as he was saying that the insurrection was directly at the hands of donald trump, that he was at fault. >> and you know what, let me stop you because we also have what mcconnell has said about donald trump. let's play that and we'll keep continue our conversation. watch president trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of the day. if donald trump wins the republican nomination, would you support him? >> look. >> let me just say again there is simply no room in the republican party. for antisemitism or white supremacy shortly after the attack on the capitol i was asked a similar question. and i said, i would support the nominee for president even if it were the former president that's mainly what time can do, right? >> i mean, i think it goes back to say he he's right. he has stuck to his, you know, his word about regardless of who their nominee will be, he would support them. but i think he's seen we saw this with the collapse of the border deal. he knows political reality that's ahead of them. he's obviously announced that he's not going to be the republican leader for much longer past november, but he knows that this is reality. they don't have another choice. it's a very similar feeling of conversations i have with democrats. they know joe biden is the presumptive nominee. they know they have to work with him whether or not they agree with everything that he does is the reality there. >> yeah. i mean i will say i think it's a little different in the trump and the biden. i take your point for sure. but considering what happened happened on january 6, i'm not sure it's quite the same furnishing mary forces marine furnished, always grateful to have you. >> thank you. >> all right now, this a critical meeting between senator bob menendez and a former associate, five years ago front-and-center at the embattled senators corruption trial menendez apparently used a bell to some in his wife, jose uribe, providing detailed testimony that is key to the corruption allegations, testifying that menendez asked him for a list of people to protect from criminal investigations in 2019 but he didn't have anything to write the names down on so menendez called out monomer. >> that is my love in french and then rang a small bell. and that's when his wife, nadine, are merged with paper every day later said that menendez assured him the people that they discussed were safe from prosecution. can telling the court that menendez said, quote, bad thing. you asked me about. there's nothing there. and on another occasion, i saved your a as s twice, not once but twice, joining me now is criminal defense attorney lexi rigged in? >> lexi, there is a lot here. what would you pull out of this and underscore for us this morning? >> well, casey, i had said weeks ago when we were on the chivalry was dead and this just confirms that. i mean, he's literally summoning her with a bell to the table. so that was an interesting anecdote that they actually spent a lot of time on i'm nothing illegal about that, but it sure is it sure is something else. sorry time on it. >> i think varying the trial than it probably deserved, but i think that it probably underscores the fact that bob and then does this trying to paint her essentially as the wrongdoer, as the one that was involved in these bribes and that he wasn't really part of it but i think that summoning her with a balancing monomer, which is so, so corny and so cringy as an aside, i think it underscores that she was he was actually mirror heading this and she was just along for the ride because he was the one having the meeting he was summoning her to bring things, but she was at his back paul literally while he was handling these things. and also that would make sense because nadine doesn't have any influence independently of bob menendez. so that's also another important thing that they're going to have to highlight in this trial, which is why would anybody be bribing neigh? dean two, just for the sake of bribing nadine, she is not the one that has the influence. it's her husband who has the influence right. >> and again, we're talking about this because this is kind the centerpiece of the menendez defense. is that his wife was the one who did all of these things not him. >> so this is now axios framed menendez is plan to continue to. i think we should note he's running for the senate as an independent after he was sort of shoved aside from the democratic primary, but democratic sources telling axios they think the move by menendez could be a ploy to demand favors such as fundraising for legal expenses in exchange for leaving the race menendez scoffs at the notion, but his independent campaign has cast a cloud over democratic efforts to keep the seat blue in november, basically, questions being raised about his current conduct as the trial unfolds. >> well, he's got where there's smoke, there's fire. this is not the first time as you know, that he's been subject to bribery allegations and he was acquitted in the first trial. but i think that the most compelling evidence so far, at least for me, is uribe is the star witness, but he's also somebody who is admitted to lying and much like in the trump trial with my we'll call injuries can still end up believing somebody who is a liar, but one of the most important witnesses i think has been the new jersey federal prosecutor salinger who also testified about his dealings with menendez. and while the testimony doesn't sound like menendez menendez was terribly heavy handed in their interaction. but then does personally was bringing up your uribe in terms of his criminal issues and seeing if salinger could look into it. now, of course, there's a fine line, right? you can ask for help on behalf of your constituents. but obviously if it's a quid pro quo or crosses the line over into bribery, which this appearance there's to have with the gifts that were given to them and then does family that's going to be a problem for him all right. >> lexi rigged and for us this morning, lexi very grateful for your time, thanks for being here. thanks, casey, are coming up next, secretary of state, antony blinken, growing frustrated with stalled middle east peace talks. plus, celtics on the brink of winning in other nba battle are bleacher report's up next the most anticipated moment of this election and the stakes could behind the president, and the former president, one stage two, very different visions for america's future. >> the cnn presidential debate thursday, june 27th, 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and ukraine are expected to sign a bilateral security pact later today and this will be the second time that biden is meeting with ukrainian president volodomyr zelenskyy in as many weeks after they linked up in france last friday i'm not going to walk away from you guys for weeks not knowing what's going to surge a funny because we had trouble getting the bill that we had to pass that had the money some some of our very conservative members of her all, we got it done finally and joining me now from the gi summit in italy as cnn political and national security analyst, david sanger he is also the author of new cold war's, china's rise, russia's invasion and america struggle to defend the west. david, good morning to you. wonderful to see you as always, you and your colleagues in the new york times report this, this morning that the the, the us is expanding russian sanctions here in conjunction with this. and you say at the heart of the measures is an expansion of secondary sanctions give the united states the power to blacklist any bank around the world that does business with russian financial institutions already facing sanctions. this is intended to deter smaller banks, especially places in china like china, from helping russia finance its war effort. explain why you think this is significant and also big picture. what we're looking at in terms of the meeting as it occurs with i mean, there are russian warships just miles off the us coast right now, engaged in exercises with the cubans, as this is all unfolding in europe well, good morning, casey. and great to be with you let's start with the big picture. you're going to see three major for steps by the g7 and particularly by the united states over the next day or two to support ukraine, there each very different. you alluded to one of them. >> and that's the new sanctions that are basically an effort to stop what has become an increasing in chinese effort to support the war in ukraine on the russian side, supplying technology microelectronics, drone equipment, and so forth to the russians. >> and that's where the secondary sanctions come in. >> what the what the new sanctions call for or is it any financial institution including in china that i helps provide this to the ukrainians could no longer deal in dollars around the world. >> so we'll see whether that works. the russians have been quite good at sanctions evasion. the second big thing is the security agreement, which will get announced slater today here the ukrainians are going here at the top line that the us has committed for the next ten years two ukraine security. >> but the fact of the matter is, is just an executive agreement. >> it's not not a treaty. and so if donald trump got elected he could walk away from it quickly as he walked away from the iran nuclear deal that it had been signed in 2015, and he abandoned in 2018 and then the third big piece you're going to see is going after the russian asked sets that were kept all around the world, mostly here in europe. >> there was $300 in european banks during the time of the invasion and basically they're going to use that to back alone of $50 billion. who, so that the west will provide to ukraine for rebuilding david. can i ask you how much of a conversation on the sidelines of this conference as you've been doing reporting and talking to officials who are there, is about donald trump well, the entire conference just started an hour ago, and of course, work captain i'm removed from it. >> but there is sort of an overall sense that many of the leaders who are sitting around the table may not be there for you in a few months for certainly by the time they meet next year obviously president biden's election fate is still unknown prime minister sunak of great britain is heading into an election that he seems pretty certain to lose while. emmanuel macron will remain as president it's not clear whether or not he'll be able to hold onto a parliamentary majority so he's another unknown the chancellor of germany, olaf scholtz, is polling pretty low. so as the japanese prime minister so when this group meets next year, the composition at the table could look pretty different and it's not just about donald trump really, really interesting. >> david sanger for us this morning, david always grateful to have you. david, i'll remind you as the author of new cold war's, china's rise, russia's invasion and american struggle to defend the west highly recommend that david thank you very much all right. >> time numbers for its the boston celtics now a win away from their 18 nba title scholz has this morning's bleach report, andy, good morning. >> good morning. cases. so this series, it's a wrapped teams that go up three you in the best-of-seven series and the nba or 156 and oh, all times. so unless the maths makes him history here, celtics will be nba champions. now the league holding a moment of silence before game three last night, too, honor the great jerry west, who passed away yesterday at the age of 86. now fast-forward this game to the third quarter, and that's when the celtics went on a massive raw jaylen brown here throwing down the mom monster slam brown and jayson tatum outscoring dallas and cells. and the third, they've take a 21 point leave with the maths. they would come all the way back in the fourth, they go into 20 who to to run to get within one. but with a little over four to go, luka here guarding brown gets called for the vow that was his six first-time ever he's fouled out in a playoff game. the mass hanging tough without luka but brown, the klux jumper, they're put boston up four with a minute to go. brown and tatum combined for 61 celtics when 10699 to take a commanding lead in the series it's awesome. >> i mean, i can't i don't even really have a worries. it doesn't even feel real, right now. and i'm just trying to stay in the moment it feels it feels great great to be up three. in this series where the job is not done i don't want to say nothing but six fallen me i have basically like this commandment as out he's gonna go for the sweet tomorrow night in game four in dallas it was a bag wednesday night for boston bands and the patriots honored tom brady exacting amended the team's hall of fame last night for and 60,000 badger on handed gillette stadium. two honor for brady, the team announcing that number 12 will never be worn by a patriot again, and they won't unveil a 12 foot tall brady statue outside the stadium this season you humble me you make me proud. and i, me terminally grateful. i am tom brady and i am a patriot all right. >> and the us is going to tee off in a matter of hours from pinehurst, north carolina. it's going to be a pretty cool pulled over 29-year-old call and crater. craters day job is a high school science teacher and golf coach, but he qualified to play in this year's us open and he's making his maiden today view i love teaching, i love coaching kids. >> i love teaching about the game of golf building their fundamentals. elev been in the classroom, interacting with kids every day. i've soak in every single moment, right? just experienced everything. be very much intentional with myosin row comings and all the support i receive and obviously trying to play some golf, right. turn it into it's just another golf tournament. if you work hard enough maybe someday you can come bush whatever you set your mind to yeah, that's a good luck to prayer today casey, it's giving top out there. >> they're saying these are some of the toughest greens in major goals paul, history so quick could be entertaining golf the watts this coming weekend. >> well, it's a beautiful course down there. >> pinehurst good luck to him. >> andy, show thank you very much. >> all right. president biden ruling out a pardon for his son, hunter, but not necessarily a commutation. >> will tell you what happened and explain the difference. prince ahead. plus saving misty the dog 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