been achieved. >> crisis averted, senators stop the default clock with a late night vote to suspend the debt limit. plus donald trump tells his side. former president's first comments on cnn's report that he admitted on tape to taking secret documents and -- >> why didn't he do it his first four years? >> florida's ron desantis taking direct aim at trump just days before three more candidates are set to join the already crowded gop race. wo happy friday, everybody. we made it. and we begin with government default averted. a bipartisan vote in the senate late last night to suspend the nation's debt limit through 2024. president biden praising congress for its work in a statement adding that he looks forward to signing the bill as soon as possible. the president will deliver his oval office address to the nation tonight at 7:00 eastern. more now from melanie zanona. >> reporter: after weeks of intense negotiations and with just days to go before the default deadline, congress has averted an economic disaster. the senate thursday night passed a bill that would raise the debt ceiling until 2025 and also limit future spending. and the final vote tally was 63-36, they needed 60 republicans and democrats to come together to pass this bill. and they did. take a listen to chuck schumer . tonight's outcome is very welcome news for our economy and for american families. >> reporter: the bill now heads to president biden's desk for his signature. but it was not always an easy road to get here. they had to hammer out the deal which took weeks. usually they try to do these things in a matter of months. it was a very complicated fiscal agreement. there were blowups, points where it looked like it would go completely off the rails. and the other half of the battle is that they had to sell the deal to their members. and there was opposition from both republicans and democrats. democrats don't like the stricter work requirements for food stamp recipients, they don't like some of the energy permitting reforms. and republicans thought the bill does not go far enough to cut spending. they also don't like that it will hike the debt ceiling for two years until after the next presidential election. but ultimately a coalition of members came together in the middle to get this done and avoid what would have been the first ever default. melanie zanona, cnn, capitol hill. a bill blocking the student loan forgiveness program also passing the senate. it was approved by the house but president biden has vowed to veto it. the supreme court is expected to rule in late june or early july. and student loan payments are expected to resume by the end of the summer after years long pandemic pause. the white house says president biden is fine after tripping over a sand bag at the air force academy commencement. here is the moment he fell leaving the stage after giving the commencement address. right after he was helped up, he pointed to the sand bag he tripped over which has been used to keep a teleprompter in place. he returned to his seat unaided and he even joked about it after returning to the white house. >> i got sand bagged. >> you can see he even followed it up with a little jig. former president trump claiming that he knows nothing about a 2021 meeting federal prosecutors have on tape. cnn reports that trump acknowledged in the meeting his new jersey golf club he still has a classified pentagon document about a potential attack plan on iran. this was his denial last night on fox. >> i don't know anything about it. all i know is this, everything that i did was right. we have the presidential records act which i abided by 100%. it is a continuation of the greatest witch hunt of all-time. it is a hoax. and it has to do -- it has to more than anything else with pry trying to interfere with the election. >> for more on the meeting and the federal investigation, let's turn to cnn's paula reid in washington. >> reporter: former president donald trump campaigning in iowa refusing to take questions on the bottom bombshell revelation that he was recorded discussing classified information. but continued to claim that he is a victim of federal investigators. >> i'm a victim of it, they have come after me on many things. >> reporter: this after cnn's exclusive reporting that prosecutors now have an audio recording of trump talking about a classified plan to invade iran while he was at his bedminster golf club months after he left the white house. among those attending the meeting, several trump aides and two people working on an autobiography for former white house chief he have staff mark meadows. none of them had security clearances. during this time, trump had aides record his conversation with journalists and writers. >> they become automatically declassified. >> reporter: trump under his investigation for his handling of national security secrets has previously insisted that he declassified any sensitive material in his possession. >> if you are the president of the united states, you can declassify just by saying it is declassified. even by thinking about it. >> reporter: but sources tell cnn on this recording trump claims to still be in possession of a pentagon document, suggests he would like to share it, and then acknowledges the limits of his ability to declassify it, all of this undercutting his own defense. asked if he had ever shared any information at cnn's town hall -- >> not really. i would have the right to. by the way -- >> what do you mean not really? >> not that i can think of. let me tell you, i have the right do whatever i want with them. >> reporter: the summer 2021 recording comes out of trump's new jersey golf club, now the second confirmed state where he has had classified information after the fbi walked out of his mar-a-lago state with boxes of top documents. trump continuing to say the doj's interference is shameful and the meritless investigation should cease wasting the american taxpayer's money. >> there were no classified or marked documents there. >> reporter: former trump lawyer who left the team in recent weeks says that the classification status of the document trump is heard talking about is irrelevant based on the laws cited in the search warrant that was executed in summer 2022. >> really what doj is investigating is willful retention. whether it is classified or declassified is not an element of that offense. >> reporter: former president trump lawyers have asked for a meeting with attorney general merrick garland to express their concerns about the special counsel's investigation. one of trump's attorneys tell cnn there have been some communications between doj and the trump legal team about the possibility of this meeting, but the fact that there is this recording in the hands of investigators really undercuts their key concern which is an allegation that this is just a politically motivated investigation. but if they do get this meeting with the attorney general or 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house next week. speaking to fox thursday, he shared his opinion about the growing field of republican candidates. >> come november/december of this year, if you are not polling well, get your butt out of this race. let's narrow it down to a couple candidates. that is more fair to the process and that is the discipline not just for the candidates but the donor base. they have to tell their candidates to get out. and i think that they will. this won't be a repeat of 2016. >> as the gop field gets more crowded, it is starting to look like former president trump is gaining advantage. jeff zeleny has more. >> reporter: so far donald trump is getting most everything he wanted from the republican presidential campaign. >> there is no way i could lose iowa. let's see what happens. i don't think so. we'd have to do some really bad things to lose at this point. >> reporter: including a list of rivals that is growing by the week with the anyone but trump lane of the race becoming remarkably crowded. >> i think it is advantageous to trump. i don't like that. >> reporter: julie is a loyal republican who came to see florida governor ron desantis the other night and is sizing up several contenders. but she offered pointed words of advice. >> stay for a while, see what happens, but don't stay too long because we need to beat the democrats. >> reporter: as summer approaches, the republican field is starting to burst at the seams with former vice president mike pence and former new jersey governor chris christie set to jump in next week joining nikki haley, tim scott, asa hutchinson and others already in the race. virginia governor glenn youngkin is not ruling out a run if some contenders flame out. >> if that many candidates stay in the race, that benefits trump. trump will win by the power of division. that is why we'll see if we learned our lesson and learned our lesson well. >> reporter: an influential evangelical leader in iowa said the party should not repeat the mistakes of 2016 when trump claimed the nomination with a divided republican electorate rather than facing a head to head match with one strong opponent. >> my concern is not how many get in, but when do they get out and give america a clear choice between the former president and an alternative. >> reporter: a big field is precisely what trump is banking on and basking in as he shook hands and took questions at a series of small events in iowa while making clear he is fixated on one rival above all. >> ron, as i call him, ron desanctimonious. >> we could bring back george washington. i don't know that he would be able to get it done in just four years. >> reporter: and sought to mock the florida governor's pitch that he is eligible for two terms not simply one more like trump. >> you don't need eight years, you need six months. we can turn it around so quickly. who the hell wants to wait eight years? >> reporter: and in new hampshire desantis hitting back at trump. >> why didn't he do it his 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these are not three separate devices. this is one device. and we are calling it iphone. >> remember how earth shattering that was? joining us now onset is dan ives from web bush securities. the headset, it might not be an iphoneesque moment, but still something that lot of people are looking forward to. >> and i think reality probe about $3,000, the price point, but this is important because it is apple just further expanding their move into av/vr and not really just metaverse, we knew ai, as much as we hear about this, i believe this is apple starting the path on their ai journey. >> do you think that they will have -- we've come to rely on apple for the big ah-ha moments. will it be that kind of a moment? >> they are about to hit 3 trillion again because they have an install base that is golden. it is unparalleled. and they continue to have product just like the av/vr. we think initially about 150,000 units coming out, but ultimately i think this is just the start of more innovation. >>en a let's talk about ai. really biggest development in tech in the past 30 years. what do we expect from apple? 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>> no, i think it will be higher second half of the year. i think institutionally still in tech and better than fear, you look at the tech earnings and that has been the narrative. areas like cloud, cybersecurity, i think big cap tech, apple, amazon, google and others continue to shine. and going into this year, new york city cab driver was bare require on tech and that narrative continues to play out. >> longest recession watch in the history of recession watches and tech keeps doing better and better. dan, thank you. nuggets cruise past the heat in game one of the nba finals. andy scholes has the "bleacher report." >> so nuggets and their fans waited 47 years to play in their first nba finals. an coach malone wanted to make sure that they were ready so he gave the team a pop quiz at shootaround. and they passed then and during game one showing no rust from nine days off. two time mvp nikola jokic dominated with 27 points, 14 assists and 10 rebounds while only taking 12 shots in the game, jamal murray also had 26 points. nuggets had a 21 point lead to start the fourth. heat made it interesting going on an 11-0 run in the final period, but they couldn't make enough shots. jimmy butler had a playoff low 13 points as the heat shot only two free throws all game which is an nba playoff record. 104-93. >> right now most important thing is to win a game. trying to win a game in an impossible way. i don't need to score, i know i don't need to score to affect the game. and i think i did a good job. everybody contributed. so it is a great win for us. >> we missed a lot tonight and we'll be better at game two at the end of the day. we'll take it, we'll learn from it, and we'll be back in two days. >> today and tomorrow are off days there in denver. g two of the finals is sunday night. adam silver speaking with the media before game one and he gave an update on the potential discipline the league will be handing down to ja morant after he apparently flashed a gun on social media for a second time. >> we've uncovered a fair amount of additional information i think since i was still asked about the situation. i would say we probably could have brought it to a head now, but we made the decision and i believe the player association agrees with us that it would be unfair to these players and these teams in the middle of the series to announce results of the investigation. >> the nba suspended morant for eight games for flashing a gun on social media first time in a night club back in march. finally, tom brady shutting down all the rumors and speculation that he might unretire again and make an nfl comeback with the raiders. the 45-year-old told sports illustrated he is moving on to tv and being a minority owner in las vegas. >> i'm certain i'm not playing again. so i've tried to make that clear. and i hate to continue to profess that because i've already told people that lots of times. but i'm looking forward to my broadcasting job at fox next year. i'm looking forward to the opportunity with the raiders. we're in the process of that an other things i'm part of professionally and in my personal life, just spending as much time with my kids as i can and support the different things that they have going on. that is a very important job. >> despite what he says, i guarantee you the first time one of those quarterbacks gets hurt this year, everyone will be like are they going to sign tom brady, will he come back and take his place. >> he says no. all right. nice to see you, thanks. next on "cnn this morning," former president trump's first response to that cnn report of a recording of him admitting to taking secret white house documents. and next here, the state where homeowner's insurance has really skyrocketed. salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts and d we mention, it really, really sticks? 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>> big picture we're seeing a continuation of three patterns. one, the labor market is incredibly strong, it is fragmented. manufacturing actually shed jobs in our private sector report. leisure and hospitality again a big gainer. two, that this strength is really driven by small firms, large firms seem to be pulling back on their hiring. and, three, we're finally seeing pay growth decelerate meaningfully after moving sideways for several months over the winter. so an incredibly complex labor market right now. >> so we know that more than 250,000 jobs were added in april. your private sector number shows 287. forecast for today is 190. i mean, this is maybe cooling a little bit in terms of job creation, but still remarkably strong. >> it is remarkably strong. and i think that is reflective of a couple things. one is the shift from goods to services. and we've seen that play out in the leisure and hospitality sector, that sector took a big hit and it is growing fast. so these jobs are those low paying jobs in the service sector that we are lost still in that recovery, there are parts of the economy though that are experiencing weakness. i said manufacturing. but also i'd point to finance under the weight of higher interest rates in terms of the mortgage market, information tech. but key is pay growth because that feeds right into inflation expectations. and that is the bridge between what we're seeing in the labor market, what we're seeing in fed policy, and that isis on the decline in terms of growth rate. that might be good news for inflation. >> unemployment rate has been hovering near the lowest in a generation. it is expected to remain largely unchanged in this new report. when i look inside those numbers though, i see progress in all kinds of different demographics in terms of the jobless rate. is that expected to hold? 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