when we come back, texas governor greg abbot calling for a special session one week after uvalde, he says to find solutions so there won't be arth tragedy. one problem, somehow he's left gun control off the list of the things to focus on. roland gutierrez who has been calling out the governor and calling on the governor to do something joins us. plus, how america's gun culure is showing no signs of changing and ar-15es as cultural oifrers in today's politics and later in the program, remember that trump lawyer who wrote the blueprint for a coup, that dude, john eastman? that guy. a memo was released by a judge because it was part of what he called the ex-president's,a a term. at criminal disruption. all of that and more ahead on "deadline white house." so please do not go anywhere. ea. so please do not go anywhere ♪♪ making friends again, billy? i like to keep my enemies close. guys, excuse me. i didn't quite get that. i'm hard of hearing. ♪♪ oh hey, don't forget about the tense music too. would you say tense? i'd say suspenseful. aren't they the same thing? can we move on guys, plea

but the governor of texas, greg abbot, blaming the latest fatalities on the white house tweeting these deaths are on biden, the result of his deadly open border policies. u.s. customs and border protection reports a rising number of problems in the southwest with a record number of encounters this year. >> the truth is we have seen these incidents before, and likely will continue to see them again as congress remains grid locked on the issue of immigration. >> reporter: a chronic problem without an immediate solution. nbc news. >>> a follow up now on the deadly amtrak train derailment in missouri. tonight we're learning a fourth person as died as the number of injured people climbs to 150. this all happened monday afternoon 100 miles northeast of kansas city. that's when officials say the train hit a dump truck, forcing the train off the tracks. the train was traveling from la to chicago with more than 200 passengers on board and 12 crew members. the missouri state highway patrol says eight cars in total derailed. the ntsb is now investigating. >>> the g7 summit continues. the leaders

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>> oneman told us it was just way too easy for him to get that gun, but if you talk to governor greg abbotays it's about mental health and hardening schools and that's one of the major reasons for him that he is starting this special committee in the legislature to address those issues rather than access to guns, kelly >> all right perry rossum in uvalde, texas. thanks now you know the news of this thursday, june 2, 20 thksor >>> it is 5:00 a.m. at cnbc global headquarters. here is your top five at 5:00. investors bracing for the latest read on the u.s. employment picture with the may jobs report due out at 8:30 a.m. eastern time looking for any signs of slowdown as inflation continues to burn white hot. >>> president biden in a primetime address to the country calling on congress to act in the face of the string of mass shootings in the country one state is not waiting for federal action >>> in

overnight texas governor greg abbot responding. >> he said he's doing everything possible to stop humanggling. that's a lie. >> reporter: in san antonio, the community trying to support the victims families and survivors. >> when you see people who give up everything in their lives who come to america for a better life, why -- >> reporter: and this morning texas officials say they are working where four different consulates to try to identify the victims. in the meantime 11 survivors remain, trying to recover in san antonio area hospitals. craig? >> such a tragedy. morgan chesky in san antonio. thank you. >>> now to the ripple effect of the supreme court's decision overturning roe v. wade.tuturni. abortion is now illegal in seven states with more states working to enact their own bans and the biden administration is weighing its options. nbc's stephanie gosk, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. another day, another string of abortion rulings in state courts and the rules keep changes at least half a dozen states are set to enact new restrictions within the next few weeks. with all

and the activists and that should have been a red flag for us, but that doesn't exist anymore and greg abbot ken paxton are extreme and so when the texas legislature says that being gay is abnormal and the texas government says teachers who talk about their same-sex relationships and their gay families in class can be punished and they already are in certain school districts in texas, that is the real ominous part for me. the extreme stuff is being operationalized by the actual people in charge in texas and that cannot get lost here. this is not just a few, random, extreme crazy activists. >> matt, this is my question on vigilante enforcement of an anti-abortion, a ban on all abortions in the state of texas on the -- on the sort of codifying the platform the anti-gay rhetoric. it is not anything we've seen really in modern political discourse and to tim's point, mainstreamed. why don't texas business leaders reject these republican politicians. how can you recruit workers to work in a state like texas? >> i think a number of business leaders have gone out of their way and not enough, obvious

mclachlan when shouted down the governor nominee beto o'rourke, when he confronted greg abbot at thess conference last week, also urged republicans and democrats to find a compromise and supports expanding background checks. it is this bipartisan loud outcry for action from the mayor of uvalde to officials across the country to the man who sits in the oval office and for the world of sports to pop culture that is fueling efforts on capitol hill to find a way forward at long last on gun safety legislation. house democrats held hearings today on a comprehensive set of reforms thanks to the filibuster. a separate push by a bipartisan group of senators led by chris murphy appears to be making some progress. a source telling nbc news that the senate negotiators have a, quote, framework for a compromise. >> joining us now in our conversation is washington posted white house bureau chief ashley parker and writer at large for the bull work, msnbc contributor tim muller and ed cullen back this show. he's been writing on mass shootings for years. the best-selling book "parkland. the birth of a

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