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i'm wolf blitzer, a you're in the situation room we begin with president biden's new move to shield some undocumented immigrants from deportation, its impact on families the heated politics surrounding it all steve contorno was standing by the trump rally in wisconsin. but first let's go to cnn's kayla tausche, qizan over at the white house. kayla, what is this do for immigrants? and what is the president hoping it does politically? >> wealth beginning later this summer, hundreds of thousands of spouses of citizens and undocumented children can start applying for legal legal residents in the us previously, they would have had to do so from outside the us. and in some cases, stay outside the us for up to ten years. but after today's executive action i'd president biden those individuals can stay in the country during that application process as long as those couples have been married for at least ten years and they were married before yesterday. here's what president biden said this afternoon these couples a bit razi families, sending their kids just churches, school, pay taxes contributed our country living in united states all this time it was fear and uncertainty. >> we can fix that and that's what i'm going to do today politically, the white house under pressure from advocacy groups, frustrated with an attempted crackdown at the border and stricter asylum rules as of just a few weeks ago. and the campaign also trying to pit today's move against the policy of former president donald trump, whom biden will be facing on the debate stage in just a week, a statement out today afferent biden, campaign manager, julie chavez rodriguez says families belong together with 550,000 people impacted by today's move. >> it's the most sweeping executive action since dhaka, which in 2012 allowed some 832,000 young people whose immigrant parents brought them here to live and worked freely in the us. but like daga, daga, this is also expected to face legal challenges, but the biden camp believes that because these individuals were eligible for green cards already, that they should be able to prevail. but there's been one question wealth at the white house has faced repeatedly today, amid up months long standoff in congress on this issue and an election just months away is why did the president choose to do this now, and the white house would only say because immigration is broken, wealth that's how she at the white house. thank you very much. i want to go to john to steve contorno right now. he's on the watching on the campaign trail. trump in wisconsin, steve, you're covering this rally in racine. how is trump responding to president biden's new action on immigration? >> well, he just finished up behind me, wolf and he no surprise, he was very critical of this new action from president biden. he referred to it as quote mass amnesty. he said, it's illegal to do this without congress's approval take a listen to what he said when i'm reelected, joe biden's the legal amnesty plan would be ripped up and thrown out on the very first day. >> that we're back in because he's just using that group the tried to use all of these people that are pouring into our country to vote now i should point out that it is illegal in us to vote if you are a non-citizen and there is little evidence that non-citizens are voting. >> imagine that's the united states, but donald trump has made immigration central >> we expect trump to be here quite a bit in the coming months. and of course, we're just less than a month in a away now from the convention in milwaukee, wolff, steve can turn o in racine, wisconsin for a steve. thank you very much. i want to bring in seeing their political commentators, karen finney, and christian soldiers, anderson, carrie to trump is clearly trying to clean up his remarks. he called milwaukee in a closed door meeting with republicans, a horrible city. now he's saying he loves milwaukee. you think this is going to have an impact democrats have launched billboards all over the city, pointing out what he said behind closed doors. absolutely. and as you know of milwaukee is a critical part of the electorate in wisconsin, you have to when that area to win the state. so he knows that was a big mistake. i'm sure folks have told him. we've got weird. i have no chance because remember, when wisconsin was another state that was very close, it was closed in 2016. it was close again in 2020 so yeah, he's trying to clean it up, but the problem the thing he keeps forgetting is that but there's videotape of these things and i think democrats are going to be more than happy to keep reminding him about what he actually said videotape yet, because it was you're right, your s or their baby videotape. but there are bunch of people who were in that room or heard of it? yes. yes. >> and that's significant. kristen truck wrote this on his truths social account about this whole controversy. let me read it to you and our viewers. the democrats are making up stories that i said milwaukee is helens, which obviously that's a good question. who would say such as with wisconsin? the key battleground states, it looks like maybe who would say such a thing? thing is donald trump. look, if i was advising him, i would not have made put that in the proposed talking points at the same time. i think it's completely likely that this will be just item 999 on the pile of almost 1,000 things that donald trump has said that we go, oh, my goodness, isn't this horrible, isn't this going to cost him the election? and it doesn't, right now, he's still doing quite well in polls and competitive battleground states. and frankly by saying, look, i'm going to be the one who's tougher on an issue like crime. of course that was one ofst saying that the crime there was bad. >> it is true that voters don't think that crime is being handled well and they tend to think that donald trump would be better on that issue. it's interesting you know we're hearing that the trump has also now slamming, slamming the biden to do protections for some undocumented immigrants here in the united states, spouses children, the biden campaign says this about the action, and i'm quoting now from the biden campaign families belong together. it's that simple. it's also a powerful, stark reminder of donald trump's unforgivable legacy of ripping crying children away from their parents when he put in place his family separation policy. so what do you think about this move from the democrats? yeah. okay. i think president biden, this is actually what he told us he was going to do. remember when he sounds the actions at the border, he said that there would be some additional announcements coming that would speak to how do we have to have a humane approach? and part of that approach, the president believes is you keep families together. and so this was part, but i also wanted to go to the bigger picture here, right? so this is going to help about 500,000 families. but let's also remember the reason the president is doing it this way is because republicans walked away from bipartisan some of the toughest legislation that we've ever seen. so now the president has to go it alone and the president also introduce legislation on immigration reform. the first day in office so we're in this moment because republicans have refused to come to the table. i think yes, it's an election year, but it's also a problem that needs to be solved. >> kristen, what do you think? >> look, i think the action itself, the idea of saying the spouses of somebody who has been here for a long time, they've been married for this i'm sure that if i put that in houlton today it would test very well, even among republicans. but the problem that joe biden is facing is that when people think about immigration policy, this is not the first thing they're going to be thinking about. they're going to be thinking about record high border crossings at the southern border, or they're going to be thinking about the sorts of images of the disarray that we've seen. and frankly, that's why in all the numbers that i've seen when you ask voters, do you trust joe biden to handle the issue of immigration has numbers have gotten worse and worse throughout his presidency. >> i would just mention wolf to that point. they also mentioned it today in their statements that actually numbers are going down per the president's recent announcements. so i think we're going to see that continue over the coming months because it was only a couple of weeks or so ago when biden and downs asylum restrictions, that's right along the border with mexico added a new cbs yougov poll, 62%, 62% of americans say they support deporting all undocumented immigrants living in the united states. when you look at these polls oh results is president biden out of touch with the american people? >> know, look at a couple of things. number one, we know in polling, when you ask people the other thing they say is, but they wanted to do inhumane immigration at the sandi agriba and california. and to me, this is so ridiculous because let's be honest if we during mass deportation of all immigrants, who's going to cut your lawn, who's going to babysit your children, who's going to work in the kitchens and our restaurants, who's going to pick the grapes for the blind that you drink as our own reporting has shown here at cnn, it would increase costs if this mass deportation idea, immigrants are so important to our country. kristen, you think this is going to be a huge part of the debate next week between trump and biden. >> absolutely. in fact, i think even if it's not directly asked about, i imagined donald trump will want to go there because he likes talking about this issue so much precisely because of poll numbers like the one we just talked about. >> i agree with karen. i don't think but actually six in ten americans really understanding what it would take to actually deport every undocumented immigrant would want to do so. but it is striking how the tone around this issue has shifted so much over the last decade, it used to be the focus was on republicans are so mean on this issue. democrats are the best here. it has really flipped into republicans camp, kristen soldiers, amazon, karen, funny, the both of you thank you very, very much. just ahead. my one-on-one interview with actor and activist jane fonda, her decision to campaign for a presidential candidate for the first time. it how she thinks president biden should reach out to anti-war activist plus the first images of what ukraine is calling a quote, lonely romance him. john moon welcoming vladimir putin to north korea as the two leaders get ready for a new round of military cooperation with the world watching assignments are going on and playing the tornado here i'm thinking, i'm going to die i and i thought that was it. filing earth with liev schreiber sunday at nine on cnn greeting sabbath 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as that. and there's a very stark choice it's not that i'm 100% happy with president biden but he's someone that we can work with that american people can work with we can, if we can prove to him there's a problem which is what happened recently when people from texas and louisiana went to washington to tell him that they were getting sick and dying because of the presence of gas terminals and oil refineries, poisoning their communities. he created a pause not sexy, not front-page news, but it's really important. that's the kind of man he is. if you show them the problem, if you touch his heart, he will he will act accordingly. and so because i think that this election is so important, it's existential. i decided that i was going to throw in with the campaign. >> so let me follow up. jane, is your support for president biden more about supporting him or stopping donald trump? >> it's a little of both you know, i i've known joe biden for a long time and i was so happy to meet his wife, jill and work with her and renal relaunched the senior biden harris. and it was so much fun and it was so wonderful. i had never met her before and there's a lot about president biden that i really admire and respect and like i'm primarily a climate activist and i guess the best way that i can describe what will happen if the orange man is elected as we know, because we read in the papers recently, he invited all the ceos of the big oil companies to meet with him at mar-a-lago. and he basically said, if you give me 1 billion, i will cut all the climate regulations that you don't like, clean air, clean water all these kind of things that really pretty protect the american people and that's why i really want to elect joe biden because we're running out of time. i have grandchildren. i i won't be around to see the worst of it, but we have to confront the climate crisis and we have to do it fast. what the future at that event, you were just referring to jane that seniors for biden harris event that you attended, the first lady said her husband, quote isn't one of the most effective presidents of our lives, in spite of his age. but because of it her words, the president's agent fitness is a key issue in this campaign. it keeps coming up why do you think voters should see it as an asset for the president well, i'm older than he is and i'm all for age. >> i can tell you that you do get wiser and you do learn things, you learn from your mistakes. and i have seen him up close and personal and he's fine. he's he's he's perfectly suited to be president of the united states. >> i don't know because of, or in spite of the age, he's just fine. >> and i'm he's someone we can work with and that's what we need. we don't need a demagogue over the years. >> i know a jane you've been an outspoken anti-war activists for many, many years, going back to the vietnam war, a lot of us remember that we've seen demonstrations over israel's war in gaza. we've seen those demonstrate patients at college campuses across the united states. how should president biden trying to reach out to voters, especially young people who were upset over his handling of this conflict. >> i understand the anguish. i feel it myself, the anguish to see the deaths children dying. it's it's it's a terrible thing to watch it's a very complicated situation. i can't pretend that i understand it very well. i haven't i've been israel six times since 19 and i love israel i it was under very different leadership when and went over there. i miss the israel that i fell in love with in the 1980s, frankly it's complicated in terms of international diplomacy and all of that. >> and i think that president biden is trying to protect israel, be loyal to israel, and at the same time, demand a ceasefire demand that the bombing stop, that the children stopped being killed. i think he's he's doing both but i understand the anguish of the protesters i can't say that i know what he should do differently because i don't 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says it expects a floating pier designed to allow humanitarian aid into gaza will be operational again sometime this week. >> that's what the pentagon says. the us military dismantle the pier for a second time, just a few days ago because of rough seas. our pentagon correspondent, oren liebermann i'm in his in the region for us, has more on the piers problems as civilians await desperately needed food, water, and medical supplies in the waters off southern israel. these us army vessels wait for work. they are part of the operation for the us built temporary pier to gaza. but the pier is here some 30 miles from the war-torn strip in the israeli port city of ashdod tucked behind this power plant from these satellite images, you can see it's sheltering at the port, unable, once again to operate in heavy seas. the pier began with a major promise from president joe biden. >> i'm directing the us military to lead an emergency mission to establish a temporary pier in the mediterranean. a temporary pier will enable a massive increase the amount of humanitarian assistance getting into gaza every day two months after the state of the union, the pier known as j lots did begin delivering humanitarian aid to gaza. >> us aid set this nautical option would one day be able to feed half 1 million people a month as critical supplies on the grounds, stalled checkpoints and airdrops can only do so much but a week after it began operations in may, the pier broke in heavy seas. repairs took more than a week, and the small army vessels that are part of the system also needed work after four of them ran aground and high waves and winds the pentagon said are rare weather pattern knocked the 230 million pier out of commission. >> what happened was something that was quite unprecedented. it was the high seas states and then that storm that changed direction and created an untenable environment for j lots to operate in the last time the pier was used operationally was the haiti earthquake in 2010. since then, it has repeatedly struggled and exercises with rough weather the pier was back up and running again on june 8, but soon hit another snag when there was no one to handle aid coming off the pier? >> well, right now we're paused on israeli rescue mission, which freed four hostages and killed scores of palestinians, forced the world food program to pause its distribution effort and re-evaluate the safety of the area. so we've stepped back just for the moment and to make sure that we're safe terms and on safe ground, aid still came off the pier, but it didn't get to the people who needed it. now the un's world food program to lead distribution. it's unclear how viable the pier is in the future. >> the good news is, is that it's on the beach so it's a step closer to getting to the people who need it most. but i just don't have an update on when that will be further distributed. >> but even the latest effort didn't last long. the pier, which can only handle three foot seas, was knocked out of commission once again, moved back to ashdod out of an abundance of caution to wait for calmer sees the pentagon says it should be up and running by the end of the week. so in the next couple of days here will certainly keep an eye on that. but the us can break down and set up this pier as many times as it needs to or when heavy seas come in, the real critical component here is the world food program because they run the distribution of all the aid that comes off the pier. and if they're not willing to carry out that part of the role, than aid will simply sit there in gaza and not get distributed until the people who needed wolf without the world food program, it's not clear that this mission can even be completed, and that will force the us to look back to the other options to the air jobs that they're still doing occasionally, as well as to the land crossings that are all too often not operational. >> it's also said oren liebermann at tel aviv for us. thank you very, very much. and joining me now, representative elissa slotkin, democrat of michigan, and a member of the house armed services committee congresswoman. thanks so much for joining us. i want to get first to this story we've just been reporting this us pier off the coast of gaza has suffered setback after setback and has only delivered a tiny fraction of aid for the palestinians. is it time to call this i failed mission and you look at i don't think people understand is how complicated this is. >> it sounds simple when you say it, but obviously you heard that it's just more complicated than we would have liked i don't know if it's if we're ready ready to give it up. i'm going to leave that to the military, but we need more humanitarian area aid to gaza and the pier was already a stopgap measure to try and get additional aden since overland routes weren't being used the way that i would like them to be used. so we got to figure out a way to get that aid in the pier if it's not the pier we just need more overland to get things into gaza. >> will see if they can get that together and make that peer work. what message congresswoman does it send for the us to green light right now, one of the largest ever weapons packages to israel, about 18 billion for some 50 f, 15 fighter jets. at the same same anytime that israel, according to us officials, is not completely heating president biden's push to let in more aid and to reduce civilian casualties yeah well obviously, there's a lot of swirl around weapons right now. we never liked to have these conversations and public allies always prefer to have them in private. but i think it's important that some of the biggest parts of the sales are things that aren't going to be delivered for three or four years. it's just going to take an unbelievable well amount of time. it's not at today issue. and i think that's why my guess the foreign affairs committee approved it. so that understanding from what's in it, but of course, we've been in the same situation for months now where there's been shot across the bow related to weapons, bb was talking about it today it's not how we prefer to do business with an ally. >> i want to get to another sensitive issue while i have you, congresswoman president biden today has taken some dramatic new action creating a pathway eventually citizenship for about 500,000 undocumented spouses here in the united states, and about 50,000 children, republican say this move will simply incentivize illegal immigration. first of all, do support this move by the president today well, look, i mean, i think everyone knows that the southern border or immigration system is not working. >> i don't think that takes a genius to understand no one's proud of what's happening at the southern border. no one feels like as a nation of immigrants, we have an immigration policy that's working so i think today's action was sort of more like another kind of small little piece of the story when what we really need is for reasonable democrats and reasonable republicans to get in a room and actually associate something comprehensive, something that not just addresses a spouse here or whatever, but our farmer who are in desperate need of vetted legal labor. our businesses. i mean, we've got a ton of openings for legal vetted labor. so i just think that it's more of the same and we had a deal that we were working on. we had to deal that we were negotiating mr. trump didn't, want that deal because he likes it as an election issue but the truth is comprehensive immigration plan is the only way to really do this and have it stick. >> so today's action, i just that's not how i would go about doing these little salami slice is we need a comprehensive package yeah, that's so important in the wake of yet another mass shooting in your home state of michigan congresswoman senate republicans blocked an effort to pass legislation banning what are called bump stocks. what steps do you support right now to address the issue of gun violence in america? >> well, look, i think, you know in in michigan, i represented oxford, michigan where we had a high school shooting michigan state university where we had a shooting on campus and then i used to represent rochester hills where we just had ten wounded at a splash pad this, the, number one killer of children in america is gun violence in our communities by suicide in our schools by accident and so i just think a reasonable country goes after the number one killer of children, and it should be a non-partisan thing. what we did in michigan was start on those areas of common agreement freeman, we pass legislation on safe storage you have someone under 18 living in the house. you got to store it. and if not, you're going to be charged if they commit a crime with that weapon we prosecuted successfully the mother and father of the oscar oxford high school shooting because they basically gave the child a gun. so it's accountability and the gun first i know of course, understand that it's red flag laws. if someone's having a mental illness breakdown, we you should be able to go to a court and get a document that allows you to take those weapons away temporarily, then universal background checks. i don't even know why we're not talking why we're talking about this anymore. if you go to a gun show or you're buying a gun on the internet? you gotta go through a background check just like if you go to one of our big box stores. so those to me, we passed her in michigan were big second amendment state that isn't easy. we did it with bipartisan support and that's what we should be doing at the federal level, like a reasonable country, the cares about our kids. >> such an important issue representative, elissa slotkin, thanks so much for joining us thank you and just ahead, dramatic testimony on capitol hill today the head of boeing acknowledging shortcomings and apologizing as the company faces new allegations of skirting, 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was no doubt that i had to do it, but thank you very much he thought president trump would be angry but listen to what happened behind the scenes. but then he called me in his office, one son when he one that asked me another question and he was on looking at three different televisions and he says, my god, these these ratings are amazing. they're better than cable, they're better than the better the network, the president, it's know. it's no secret. i'm not divulging a secret about the president. he was very, very fixated on image and ratings. and he thought that the the amount of attention that was given to the press briefings was really terrific and his comment was, wow, do you see those ratings and my feeling wasn't ratings are in the middle of a pandemic. what are we talking about? ratings? >> sanjay, what more did dr. fauci tell you in this interview well, we talked a lot about his his overall career, as you know, wolf, he worked for seven presidents, 54 years in public service. 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