you are live in the cnn newsroom. i m jim acosta in washington. we begin with remarkable new insights into ukraine s president and the desire to hit russia on home soil. the washington post said president zelenskyy has suggested bold attacks behind closed doors including blowing up a pipeline and attempting to occupy russian border villages to gain over moscow. zelenskyy made such suggestions months ago. still, the pentagon did not dispute the authenticity of the leaked materials. this comes as we re getting new signs that the long-awaited ukrainian counter offensive could be getting underway soon. sources tell cnn, ukraine has begun shaping operations and cnn s sam kyly has more details on that. reporter: there have been signs, i think, very clearly now, that there are shaping operations going on ahead of a summer offensive by ukraine to try to recapture this territory that was taken by the russians. both in 2014 and more recently last year. what we ve seen is psychologi
many don t. they re here for economic purposes. they re not seeking asylum. what about the people that are pleaing political and religious persecution? those folks that do have that. you have to separate the politics from policy. i think now is an opportunity for us to get it done. congressman gonzales also said that thousands of migrants in the u.s. are being taken off the street and placed in overcrowded processing centers. we ll stay on top of this and bring you the latest it is a comes in. as title 42 comes to an end. still ahead, he s not officially a presidential candidate but florida s governor sounded like one today. without naming him, former president trump. plus, twitter has a new ceo. what we know about the executive taking over for elon musk and the role musk will still play. and later, could the most watched pbs station in the u.s. soon be watched by no one? why the governor of oklahoma is