institution on with what to expect from president trump s visit to the united kingdom. as always we take your calls. washington[captions copyright nl cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] host: it is the washington for june 3. president trump has arrived in london to start his three-day state visit. several meetings with the queen and a visit with the outgoing prime minister, theresa may. congress returns from break and mitch mcconnell made news saying if a supreme court nominee came up for consideration, the senate would approve the nominee. critics saying it is a sharp contrast he took with merrick garland in 2016. what do you think about that change of tone in supreme court nominations? you can call and let us know in this first hour. 202-748-8001 for republicans. 202-748-8000 for democrats and independents, 202-748-8002. you can tweet thoughts
department. tonight, a new do not travel warning is in effect for ukraine. ordering nonessential staff and family of american personnel to leave the country. we are going to dig into the tensions of eastern europe and how they are preparing if russia does in fact invade. and then in a likely new poll shows us just how many americans believe there is a threat to democracy. congressional progressive caucus chair congresswoman pramila jayapal, is here to discuss it. more and today we learned the investigation for the january six has asked former fbi to explain why we are investigating former president trump. and how it s vital to the future of our democracy. i am ayman mohyeldin. let s get started. yeldin let s get downhill, divisive, negative, struggling, lost and back. those are the top answers americans gave when they were asked, where is america today? this shouldn t be surprising. just take a look at this number. a striking 76% of americans believe there is a threat to demo
white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire is with us for the morning. he was up way too early. we ll start with the report from friday, republicans investigating the 2.1 million ballots cast last year in arizona confirmed the accuracy of the official results that joe biden won maricopa county. cyber ninjas concluded that biden had won 360 more votes than the county awarded him in the official count. however, former president trump continued to make his baseless claims of last year s vote, issuing a flurry of statements. what is becoming a litmus test for many members of his own party. he continues spreading the big lie over the weekend especially on saturday at a rally in perry, georgia. we won on arizona forensic audit yesterday on a level you would not believe. it s clear in arizona that they must decertify the election. it was a corruption. it s my opinion by the way that georgia is far worst. and hopefully the arizona attorney general good man will
campaign is describing donald trump in a new campaign ad they re strategy is clear, but it s a message that doesn t seem to be translating in the polls, alaska top biden campaign aide, why they think this will work plus big promises in the big apple, donald trump hit the campaign trail in the bronx. one of the most diverse places in the country. his goal, making inroads with one black and latino voters who are crucial to joe biden s coalition. and more fallout from the dobbs decision, abortion drugs could soon be classified as dangerous controlled substances in louisiana, which means people with those pills who don t have a prescription could face prison time. i m dana bash. let s go behind the head leinz and inside politics first the man known for taxi driver, good fellows casino, and many other classics has a new role. robert de niro is the narrator of a new biden campaign ad attacking donald trump. but campaign says it s part of its summer strategy to remind voters o
all right tonight, there is new reaction from to top democrats to house republicans impeachment inquiries. the inquiry that was launched, with no formal vote, no outstanding evidence of wrongdoing. and, no hope of being taken seriously by the american people. here is former house speaker nancy clark pelosi, on msnbc earlier. impeachment is deadly serious. this is a remedy that our founders put in the constitution, to for a rogue official. they could foresee would have a rogue president of the united states they, couldn t foresee that we would have a rogue president, and a rogue senate, a rogue congress. but nonetheless, for them to use this in a frivolous way and that they are, it s really a disservice to our country, into our constitution. all right, let s recall what that robe president was, was actually doing back in 2019. donald trump, using american taxpayer funded military aid, as leverage, tried to get the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyy, to dig up