war plans against iran, with people who were at his golf club in new jersey two years ago. we re going to have expert legal analysis on this seemingly damning piece of evidence in just a moment. it comes as the justice department will meet this week with someone who stood up against trump s efforts to overturn the 2020 election. trump s lawyers are also busy in new york trying to get the ex-president s hush money case moved to federal court. we ll have the latest on that. we ll also get a live report from moscow for an update on that revolt against russian president vladimir putin. good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is tuesday, june 27th. joe is on assignment, but willie is back. with us, we have the host of way too early, white house bureau chief at politico, jonathan lemire. former press secretary and now msnbc host, jen psaki. founder of the conservative website the bulwark, charlie sykes. a lot going on in politics, willie, but this audio tape, of course,
the next couple weeks. we ll see they ll find an opening, then they ll try to go as hard and as fast as they can. david, i was talking to one prominent former ambassador who expressed some suspicion about this deal that happened so quickly as it appeared the wagner group was rolling its way to moscow, was within a day of it, and suddenly stopped, agreed to a deal very quickly, sudenly brokered by the president of belarus. vladimir putin publicly forgave him, bygones will be bygones. how did this play out over the extraordinary 48 hours? do you have any suspicions of your own that maybe this was a deal that was sort of maked baked before this happened? i don t think it was baked before it happened. i should stress that i m still largely guessing. the information is still so poultry, but i do think that by prigozhin s own statements, he
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