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hill. good morning, everyone. >> i'm on a rod you in for kasie hunt. it is so great to be with you this morning. and the fierce republican primary battle in virginia's fifth congressional district is spilling into another day, polls closed last night in the race between congressman bob good and trump-endorsed challenger john maguire with credibly tight margin and votes still being counted. the race is too early to call but that did not stop one candidate from declaring victory ladies and gentlemen and the people have spoken it is an honor to be your republican nominee for the congressional i would the margin of less than 400 votes. >> good. isn't giving up hope posting this to social media, quote, the entire dc swamp was aligned against us with over 10 million dollars in attack gas. but with your help, we were able to make this race too close to call. so if the margin

is stays this narrow, a second place finisher could call for a recount, joining me now is julia manchester, who is the national political reporter for the hill newspaper. so nice for you to be here that early this morning. welcome so this is a house race, so people may say, okay, this is relegated to one district in rural virginia. why, what is the significance here? >> it's really but it's a bigger, larger battle. >> within the gop about tactics and about ideology and revenge politics two, for the former president, absolutely prevent politics for the former president and former speaker kevin mccarthy, the knives are certainly out for bob good in this district amino going into this election night, i think a lot of us were predicting a blow out for john maguire. a lot of the internal polling showed maguire up ten points or so over bob. good, but it's in fact too close to call. so i think regardless of who wins because it's so close, bob

good in a way it outperform expectations. and if you're donald trump or kevin mccarthy, maybe you're not feeling as good pun intended think about those early morning, but just to remind viewers about what bob good has, why he's generated so much anger and criticism within his own party. he's leader of the house freedom caucus, which is one of the hard groups in the house gop. they have gone after their leadership. in fact, good was one of eight republicans to vote to oust kevin mccarthy and lead to this unprecedented situation that we saw last fall. that was one area which has gender and genital lot of criticism from his own conference and his own party. but he also endorsed ron desantis in the republican primary presidential primary. and then something donald trump has not forgotten either. they've, the fact that he endorsed ron desantis, but you make a good point because there was this is the most it's expensive house primary in the

country right now in good. despite down from saying he stabbed me in the bag, is stemming back repeatedly, going after him good. is very close. we'll see if there's a recount will see if something changes, maybe it won't but it shows you the power of incumbency at the end of the day as well? >> we know that bob good was continuing to tie himself to trump despite very much getting pushback from trump. he was with the exam. endorsing exactly trump, even setting his campaign a cease and desist letter. and we saw that the good campaign continued to tie him self to trump. but look, i mean, this entire district, it's fascinating because this was the first time bob good technically had an official primary. he had one and conventions and virginia before this and the district had been slightly redrawn. redrawn in a way that may be including more of the richmond suburbs, maybe that could have benefited john maguire, but it turns out, i mean, i'm thinking looking at

turnout, maybe the republicans bob good's certainly drew up the margins in rural parts of the district, which certainly helped him. >> i want to turn to talking about immigration because obviously yesterday, the president taking a big move is dominating the headlines today, even here, the lead story in the new york times this morning biden him initiative of immigration seals 500,000. so that's us people who are married, spouses undocumented. it is could legalize people in this situation. we'll see mega challenged in court, but is an interesting decision. just some reaction from some members of congress in the aftermath of this move i think this action balances that out. >> it says that border protection is important, but that the spouses of us citizens and their children that have been here for over ten years also deserve to work so i think all these are both him trying

to have his cake and eat it too. >> and the one sense saying he's going to shut the border down number another, since reassurance progressive that he's still going to be sensitive to letting people in so did two things here, because one, he put out that executive order from earlier in the month to turn away migrants at the border here though, doing selling that the p is folks on the left, right, this is exactly an example of what biden has been dealing with when it comes to progressives. >> i mean, we've seen him polling not so well on the border and including in many very critical swing states on this issue. so we saw last week he come out with that executive action a lot of republicans sort of just brush it aside, calling it political rhetoric, et cetera. however, it is a way for biden to say, look, this is what i did on the border, but at the same time, you had progressives on capitol hill pushing back against this and we know that biden's already in hot water with progressive it's particularly on the israel-gaza war and some other issues. so he had to find this

balancing act. and right now i think it's just impossible for him on this issue are quite frankly many others. please everyone. >> speaking of balancing i was talking to some of them vulnerable democratic senators yesterday. i asked them, bob casey and sherrod brown whether they support this, presidents action yesterday what would have been better if we got republicans to support the bipartisan deal with the dealt with both asylum but also give us new resources to stop fentanyl at the border with new technology. the good ideas that congress finally passed the bipartisan border bill to secure the border and to pass an immigration bill and presence of both parties have failed, and i'm hopeful that we do that and make a real difference. >> but you desire to be moving in an executive action enough about this, yeah since i didn't know enough about this, yeah, they didn't say they're not necessarily coming out in a bracing this. >> they're leaning on the bipartisan border deal that donald trump and republicans killed and was much more conservative, not necessarily

embracing something that the left is very happy, right, right. >> and i think you're your late you're going to continue to hear these democrats, vulnerable democrats sort of use that line and you've seen the white house say, look, this is ultimately on congress. congress needs to come up with the legislation solution, legislative solution for the issue on the southern border. so i think you're going to continue to hear these vulnerable democrats push that talking point when it comes to these actions. it's from biden though, walking a very fine line, not wanting to push away some of those swing voters in their states all right, we'll see how this all plays out. >> julia manchester. thank you for that. and up next thousands of acres burned homes and businesses destroyed it's like wildfire in new mexico spreads plus from the mickey mouse club to a jail cell, latest on justin timberlake arrested and charged with dwi i morning, a legend. a look at the legacy left behind that the great

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later. no one played like willie mays, born in alabama here and the nickname, the say hey kid for his enthusiasm towards baseball. he played in 24 all star games so it's twice voted national league mvp and slammed 660 home runs to rank sixth on the all-time list when i got to hit upper one spine new york was like my family they embraced me like my mother and dad says and my dad says when you go to new york and if they slap you, you turn the other cheek. >> because if you don't take on shoot, you maize was as dominant in the field as he was at the plate, winning 12 gold gloves in game one of the 1954 world series. his over the shoulder cat was considered the key point in the giant shocking sweep of the indians and has gone down in history as one of the games most memorable

catches. >> people talk about the catch and i didn't want to stay and why? because i did many things other than just can't catch a ball. but when you find stuff like that in a worst theory, if they had to pick a highlight and they picked, i guess that one for the highlight in 1958, maize made the move out west with the giants and batted a career high 347 years later, mace had one of his best seasons clubbing 52 home runs, winning a second mvp award during the 1972 season, the 41-year-old was dealt back to new york to play for the mets in what became the last at bat of his career, mays hit a game-winning single knee 12th inning of game two of the 1973 world series, putting an exclamation point on one of a kind career. >> but perhaps even greater than his performance on the field was the legacy he left, often playing his first major league game just four years after jackie robinson broke baseball's color barrier, mayes help to carry the torch her future black baseball players and athletes. >> and he inspired his

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election. now, i caught up with a few republican members of congress to get their thoughts on the pending a decision he doesn't he doesn't deserve a persecution. he's gotten from the biden administration. so we'll see we'll see what comes out with the supreme court decision. >> but this person you should have a political opponent, the prior president is wrong. i'm, i'm going to respect this report as well. >> no, nobody thinks he deserves absolute immunity but the question is, what councils and efficient blacked. so he should get immunity for official acts. every president should that's long been the position converting overturning the electron, overturn the election. >> but the question is, does that count as an official act joining. >> me now is associated breasts congressional, a border foreign osha mary for knows, great to see you in studio and not in the hallways chasing members of congress with me. so what do you think honeybee republican members are going to deal with this, right? you, have fallen in line behind trump really, really since the beginning of the trump era. but some of them are little squishy matter those two members, they're in line with trump, but some of them a little squishy, but whether he

deserves absolute immunity. yeah. i mean, even holly saying it depends on what you're considering an official official part of his job and he's talking about overturning the election in an official part of your job? >> yeah. and he's also talking about apps solute immunity versus immunity that presidents are given. and i think you're right. i mean, you were speaking to a few members who are are very strong supporters of the president. there are other people who do not want to be asked about his supreme court cases or his legal cases every day. but that is the reality that we're going to let's see on capitol hill, you know, you covered it for so many days, but it seems like they're going to have to deal with this is gonna be the biggest case against him, right? in the supreme court. and whatever implications of that, i mean, it's going to impact if he becomes president again, their everyday lives. yeah, it really will of course impact them to immediately criminal federal criminal cases. but classified documents case in the election subversion case on the federal level, we'll see what happens as me so closely watch, we're all waiting for that day. now. meantime, we saw jump come to

capitol hill last week, we saw republican members fall in line and clean the senate republican leader what was interesting is that there were some trump critics who are in that room were chopping could look senator mitt romney, who we have not heard from about this meeting and about why he attended and what he said, if anything, to donald trump. so it caught up with him yesterday and i asked some about that it didn't go there to support former president trump. >> i went there to listen to what he was planning on doing if he became president with president trump, it's a matter of personal character i draw a. line and say, when someone has been actually found to have been sexually assaulting that's so that's something i just won't crossover in the person i would want to have as president of the united states i mean, that's interesting comment. >> i mean, obviously he is the minority republicans on this, but he says, i draw a line and say, when someone has been

found to have been sexually assaulting, that's when i just won't crossover the support that person for present, referring to the e. jean carroll coates went down, trump was found sexually from liable for sexual assault. >> yeah. i mean, he's looking beyond all of the other legal challenges that donald trump is facing. and this is for him saying it crosses a line. obviously we know mitt romney is extremely religious, man you know, these, these he's always talked about trump's morals as one of his biggest downfalls and one of the hardest things about having to support him up until the impeachment but yeah, i mean, it goes back to show me and he's the minority not only in republicans, but in that room. i mean, the only other person that, you know, voted to impeach him or or to convict him was dan newhouse and the house republican session. so these are minority voices, but even the attendance is showing that he's still the republican presumptive nominee. he still the leader of their party and they will show up regardless of how they feel about him personally, i just wanted change says in 20121, right, mit romney wasn't republican

presidential nominee. now you've been covering a lot about about this upcoming address to congress from benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, in how progressives are dealing with this whole little elizabeth warren dealt with, uh, yesterday when i asked her about whether or not she would attend that address to congress do you plan to attend prime minister netanyahu's address to congress? >> no. >> look we need a ceasefire we need to get those hostages back. we need humanitarian relief and we need to be giving both parties a big shove toward getting to the negotiating table. able and working out a peaceful solution to the president made clear that he should not address congress. and then you look, that's up to the president, but i'm not going i mean, how do you think progressive? i mean, it's interesting. she's not going to go a number of progress is not going to go honey the audience will receive? and because of the progressives aren't there and maybe the people who are going to protest him won't be there. >> yeah. i mean, i think we can go back to 2015, you know, is

stunning numbers nearly 60 democrats from both the house and senate side decided to boycott this. obviously, he was not a wartime president at the time. there weren't more than 35,000 palestinians in deaths. on the idf's. in response to what hamas did but i think we're going to see numbers beyond what we saw in 2015. i mean, netanyahu was once again coming not by the wishes of the democratic american president, not by the wishes of the minority leader or the majority leader, despite having, you know, he signed on after weeks of backdoor consternation about this. but i think we're going to see not just progressives as people i've been talking to centrists, obviously, nancy pelosi has been very vocal about how she feels about it. as she is no way of progressive. but we're going to see an interesting number of people choose not to come not only because they don't agree with what he has done, but the way that he is coming to congress and that will be something to watch in just a matter of weeks for an age hi, mary. thank you for coming in here. >> all right. this morning, russia's vladimir putin sitting down for talks with

north korean leader kim jong un in pyongyang. after receiving a red-carpet welcome where the to hug as a greeter each other. putin has invited kim to visit moscow and said relations between the two are based on boat equality and mutual respect according to russian state media. now the pair also took a ride in an open limo during this rare two-day visit. a first for putin in 24 years signaling the two countries deepening ties. one that's being closely watched closely by the us and its allies. here's kim discussing his support for russia democratic people's republic of korea expresses full support and solidarity with the struggles of the russian government military and the people which are conducting special military operations in ukraine to protect its own sovereignty, safety, and territorial stability all right, see you then. >> cnn's ivan watson joins us live from hong kong. >> so i haven't just tell us what you're learning right?

>> well, we know that the two leaders have signed what they describe as a comprehensive strategic partnership act, which is replacing a number of previous bilateral treaty he's an agreements that have been signed between moscow and pyongyang going back generations. and we're also seeing basically this celebration of friendship between two liters, two authoritarian leaders who are very much isolated right now by the west the dynasty that ruled north korea has been isolated for generations. the isolation of vladimir putin has been taking place for a little bit more than two years since he launched his full-scale invasion of ukraine in kim jong un statements he's saying, hey, i support moscow and its war in ukraine. and vladimir putin is clearly really very appreciative of that support. take a listen we highly

appreciate your consistent and unwavering support for russian policy, including the ukrainian strand i am referring to our fight against the hegemon of policy and posed for decades, the imperialist policy. >> the united states and its satellites against the russian federation the us government, the south korean government, both accused north korea of arming russia with thousands of containers of b at artillery or rockets those accusations that the north koreans have denied and the big question is, what more could russia beginning from north korea right now? >> and what could it be offering in return? we do know that in march moscow stepped in in the un security council. it vetoed a move for more surveillance of potential sanctions busting by north korea, russia faces his own sanctions from the west and so that is what these two liters share in common. they don't

like the us. they're accusing the us of imperialistic policies against them. so presumably it doesn't take, it stands to reason that these two liters are discussing more potential sanctions busting when they get into a room together all right. >> and cnn sedans, ivan watson, thanks for that and we will monitor the follow-up fallout. so appreciate that reported and today is juneteenth, the federal holiday, which marks the de union troops notified enslaved peoples that they were free more than two years have to be emancipation proclamation cnn's victor blackwell us, but could the godmother of saw perilla bow and how she managed to perform even in the worst of conditions so when you tell these stories, you think back to the early 60s and you were touring with the blue bells considering the social differences that cultural differences. >> do you think of those times fondly still owe i have two. that's my life. that's how it

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timberlake, facing a dwi charge at there being arrested on new york's long island. >> here's the now infamous mug shot, making the rounds on social media and according to police, timberlake was observed shortly after midnight tuesday morning, operating his vehicle in an intoxicated condition, and in this video obtained by cnn from hamptons.com, a car that matches the police description of his vehicle can be seen driving down the street and sag harbor, new york, right before the singer was arrested now, according to court records, timberlake told police he had one martini quote and followed friends home. >> timberlake was released without balle joining me to discuss for means a to new york city bureau chief for variety, thank you so much for mean for joining me this morning. >> what what more do do you know about timberlake's arrest and how do you think this will impact his public image thank you for having me this morning. my staff and bright, he's been covering this story has been

one of the big stories. >> i'm in entertainment this week justin timberlake was arrested on tuesday morning. police a witnessed gray bmw swerving and not stopping at a stop sign. they pulled over the car. the driver was justin timberlake he was arrested on charges of driving while intoxicated, held overnight, and released in the morning, and certainly the mug shot was seen all over social media and it has been the talk of social media he didn't the last day or so, he will be returning to court in july on these charges. >> all right. let's move to your new book. apprentice in wonderland, how donald trump and mark burnett took america through the looking glass. so in this book, you talk about how the former president longingly looked back. it is days as a reality tv we shall host. and there was one excerpt that struck out does when trump was talking about the apprentice, he says, so it actually got very good reviews, which is hard for me because they hate to give me good

reveals. he told you i got unbelievable reviews. he said, now that was before my political days, you know. so you go on to write in your book but if this were seen from a reality show that producers my cut two confessional booth. where trump would look into the camera, admit that he regretted running for president, and that's starting in apprentice was the best job he'd ever had. so you spoke to the former president. do you is that when your takeaway one of your big takeaways here is that he does regret running for president it is one of my big takeaways is that he really miss is being hosted the apprentice. this is a book famine work on for the last three years, i interviewed donald trump six times for this book. he gave me more access than he gave any other journalists. and the apprentice reality show that launched in 2004 is the skeleton key. it is why donald trump is a pie popular. it is why he is once again running for president and the republican nominee. and it showed millions of people this mirage of donald trump as this likeable benevolent, strong

leader and made people believed that he was actually capable of running things and being present united states so you also write about some of the memory lapses during your interviews with trump, you write as he crisscrosses through his time, his brain misfires. even he can't accept that a version of himself existed. that was ones that broadly uncontroversial and popular you later, write on some days i have the feeling he has no idea who me because even talking until it our second meeting, he tells me he couldn't remember sitting down with me even though it was only a few months earlier. so tank tacos about would tell us about what happened there so donald trump and i sat down together for a series of meetings and trump tower and yes, as i write in the book, we had a meeting in may and then we met again later in that summer and he had a blank expression on his face when i entered into his office at trump tower, he had no recollection of our previous conversation. >> he started repeating some of the same story worries that he

told me. and then his office setup, even another follow-up interview. it was closer in proximity so that he would remember me. the former president does certainly have significant memory lapses and struggled to retain facts and remember the chronology of events, particularly when it came to his presidency. and what do you accomplished. his commander in chief wow, i'm sure in an election in which memory and age are a huge factor, we'll see how people process that information that you're revealing in your book or mean so. >> thank you so much for joining me this morning and don't forget apprentice in wonderland, how donald trump and mark burnett took america through the looking glass that is out now. in sports, baseball, mourning the loss of a legend hall of famer willie mays, passing away at the age of 93. carolyn mano has this morning's bleacher report get on. tell us more. >> good morning. yeah. good morning. we're gonna be remembering him all morning. the say, hey kid, one of the country's most beloved and charismatic figures, considered

by many to be the greatest baseball player who ever lived the greatest all-around player and his stats certainly back that up 600 home runs. manu more than 3,000 hit it's 24 all-star appearances, a two time nationally again, vp and a world series ring. the news of the hall of famers death broke while the san francisco giants are playing the chicago cubs. and the crowded wrigley field, delivering a standing ovation. instead of a moment of silence, really powerful back in 2015, president obama presented him with the presidential medal of freedom, the greatest honore that the government can bestow on a civilian. obama remembering him on social media saying he was a wonderfully warm and generous person and an inspiration to an entire generation. i'm lucky to spend time with them over the years. and michelle and i send our deepest condolences to his family a life well lived elsewhere in sports this morning, it looked like the oilers were destined for disappointment after falling behind three games. so now in this series, but now they have hopes of snapping a three

decades stanley cup drought for canadian team. check it out last night after women game for it and 81 blowout, edmondson jumped out to an early three, nothing lead. thanks. in large part. their captain, connor mcdavid, a three-time mvp, had two goals and to assists to become the first player in nhl history to have back-to-back four point games in the stanley cup final. mcdavid's last point was an empty net goal just seconds after matthew tkachuk made a spectacular saved to keep it for three at the time, but the effort here, what you're watching all for, not the oilers when it five to three now and the scene will shift 2,500 miles north back to edmondson if they can pull off another win on home is the oilers would push a series to a decisive game seven foreign ride are glad it, it's going to go one more day. >> that's all that's all we've burned here is there's another day, another flight we'll be ready to go the nematode on friday or they've got a lot of belief and a lot of belief and

a lot of just enjoying every extra day, because we're counting no. and longtime ago and we're still here playing a lockean june and have the opportunity we are going back edmondson for game six and there's lots and lots to smile about a scary moment for the yankees. aaron judge, who was simply have pitch and left sides series opening wit against baltimore. judge left the game early, but did confirm afterwards he does not have a fracture in his left hand. this is a big sigh of relief for the source luck grooves miss nearly two months back in 2018 after being hit by pitch in his right wrist sami get hit by 909495 up mike dad, especially on the hands are so many small bones and ligaments and stuff like that. >> you just never know what's going to happen or what it's going to be so getting that good news is it's a good thing in the wnba sparks rookie

cameron brink had to be carried to the locker room after suffering knee injury just minutes into last ice game against the sun, the number to pick in this year's draft driving to the basket when she awkwardly planted her leg and collapsed to the floor in pain in addition, she and her availability for the sparks, the severity of brings injury will impact your status for the us women's three on-3 basketball team at next month's olympics in paris. >> meantime, three-time olympian reagan smith, three-time olympic medalist, peaking at just the right time. she said a new world record than 100 meter backstroke last night at the us olympic trials in indianapolis and get this the 22-year-old from minnesota says she thinks she can improve on her record in paris and get her hands on her first olympic gold medal manu at all these trials were starting to see what these olympians are capable of is a very exciting time with paris right on the doorstep. we can't wait. >> yeah, i'm watching that backdrop. i was at my kids my eight-year-old twins swim meet last night and they were doing backstrom maybe maybe something to aspire to they're quite

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