him on behalf of all of us. we will. thanks alicia. thank you. well, there will be a parade tomorrow for this year s nba champions, the boston celtics. we give our heros parades. and the early days of space travel, we gave astronauts parades. but then we shot so many astronauts into space and even to the moon we stopped giving them parades. we took space travel for granted. it was no longer the stuff of heroism. our most important heros have always been taken for granted. i am talking about the most important work a human being can do. they save lives. there is no higher calling than saving lives. some of you might know what it feels like but most of us don t. most of us have never and will never save a life. not one. we won t drag a wounded soldier off a battlefield. drag a dying person to an emergency room just in time. we won t pull a drowning child out of the water and we won t treat patients in hospitals who would die without our medical expertise. not every doctor a
mexico sunday at age on cnn welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper this hour. it s hard to forget the images of a cargo ship crashing into the baltimore bridge in march causing a devastating and deadly collapse. but while the cleanup and investigation have moved forward, those 21 crew members have been stuck on the ship for almost three months. today, there was a hearing about letting them return to their families, mostly in india and sri lanka. and we ll bring you those updates plus is the united states at risk of being pulled into yet another global conflict. the white house is issuing a stern warning after video emerges of a major clash in the south china sea and leading this our supreme suspense as the country he waits for blockbuster decisions from the highest court in the land. the justices issuing four rulings today. but we re still waiting on the three janiot highly consequential ones that we have talking about for weeks now, former president trump s claim that he has
militants when in fact they accidentally kill civilians. and that happened just last year in may of 2023 when us central command said that it was targeting getting an ice, an al-qaeda operative. and in fact, they ended up killing a farmer in syria. and of course we all remember that botch drone strike in kabul in 2021 when the us was withdrawing and said they were targeting isis operatives there. when in fact they killed a family of ten civilians. and so well isis does a while, the us does say it s going after these isis militants, these al-qaeda operatives it is always important to ask the question of how they can be short. these are in fact al-qaeda and terrorist operatives and not civilians. in this case, they say there s no indication that civilians were hard hi, i m sarah for tran. thank you for that. another hour. i ve seen a new central starts right now it, is like cramming for a test, but it s still not making the honor roll, but the future of the country, if not the
imagine that his family is top priority right now. he is two young kids with jessica biel and actually this past weekend on father s day, just post this week message to them. all right elizabeth, thank you very much. thanks to all of you. ac30 60 starts right now tonight on 360 primary night in three-stage one race, getting national attention will take you there. donald trump campaigning outside milwaukee, denying he called it horrible local voters make of it and new reporting. he was planning to stay elsewhere during the republican convention. also tonight, our first look at vladimir putin s visit to north korea and the hell hopis seeking from fellow desperate kim jong jong-un. and later a mega church pastor. and onetime, trump s virtual advisor admits to inappropriate sexual behavior. after allegations it was with the 12-year-old girl good evening. we begin with breaking news primary night and oklahoma, georgia, and virginia were kind of high power proxy battle is about
about 600 billion all the way on the left side of that chart that is nothing to sneeze at. but that looks downright tiny compared to right now, we d killed for a number like that, you d have the deficit hawks dancing in the streets. so what happened? well, covid right. the deficits spike to run $3 trillion a year during covid, we had bailouts and stimulus checks and small business loans. all of that was deemed necessary, but it was offensive. what s concerning here though, is of course covid is over deficits are still very high. they re actually going even higher and it s unusual because normally that s something you see when the economy is in trouble, when unemployment is high, right now, we have low unemployment and high deficits. it s very hard or to make sense of this, listen, this is a bipartisan problem, right? both parties are to blame here. i think the good news is everyone agrees this is not sustainable. the bad news is it s going to take some bipartisan co