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Calls for transparency continue to grow in the Jeffrey Epstein case as Republican Senators push to unseal all related court documents. But will it work? Plus, a world power makes a historic decision to officially recognize Palestinian statehood. And, yes, the Coldplay kiss cam drama continues, with another resignation this morning after those two company execs were caught on camera. We also reflect on the death of Hulk Hogan, who's being remembered after his death yesterday at the age of 71. 

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Congress pushes for answers on the Epstein files. But with the president's name involved, will the White House cooperate? Plus, Barack Obama is accused of treason. But is that a claim grounded in fact or just more political theater? And Columbia agrees to a multimillion dollar settlement with the Trump Administration? Is it enough to get that federal funding restored? 

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Exclusive images into CNN raise new questions about the Trump/Jeffrey Epstein relationship. How the president is trying once again to desperately move past it. Plus: The man behind the Idaho college slaying, set to be sentenced today. Will he finally answer the question everyone's been asking: Why?

Also on today's show: The threat of mass starvation in Gaza widens as pressure grows on Israel to let aid in. But will it work? And, the about-face on Fed Chair Powell that could offer some market stability. Plus, a black driver punched, dragged by white deputies at a traffic stop. Today, we're expected to hear from the man at the center of this viral video. And, the Prince of Darkness, dead at 76. A look back at the life and legacy of Ozzy Osbourne.

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A Jeffrey Epstein accuser speaks out as lawmakers continue their push for the release of the files. So what's standing in their way? Plus: As we dive deeper into hurricane season, a key FEMA leader is suddenly out. Why? 

Also on today's show: Stephen Colbert's message to the Trump Administration after CBS cancelled his show, and how his late-night competition is also weighing in ... From eggs to beef, Americans are now experiencing sticker shock in the meat department ... The world mourns the sudden loss of Malcolm-Jamal Warner. 

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First: As the Jeffrey Epstein controversy shows no signs of abating, could we see his co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell testify? We tell you what a former Epstein lawyer wants in exchange. 

Plus: Harvard is back in court over the Trump Administration's federal funding freeze. Could there actually be a deal on the table? 

And: The Kiss Cam Calamity: How that viral Coldplay moment is now driving a broader conversation about money, power and workplace relationships. 

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The White House is pushing back hard on a Wall Street Journal story about a 2003 letter reportedly from then-citizen Donald Trump to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Meanwhile, the president scores a other big win as the House approves billions in spending cuts. And first, you got to keep your shoes on. Now, airport travel could get even smoother as the liquid limit change. Plus, we explore the controversy over CBS' cancellation of "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert." 

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First: Speaking yesterday at South Carolina’s AFL-CIO convention in Greenville, Kentucky Governor - and possible 2028 presidential candidate - Andy Beshear said Democrats have a "huge opportunity" to claw back power from the GOP. But the big question remains: How? 

Plus: 500 tons of food meant to help starving people, paid for by US taxpayers, is now set to be destroyed. Why is it all being wasted? 

And: President Trump's latest tactic to quell the Jeffrey Epstein conspiracy is to blame the people who believe in it. What could that cost him? 

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First: We examine the potential big-but-not-so-beautiful dip Republicans may be facing as poll results show many Americans are not enamored with the just-passed legislation. 

Plus: One day you're in the US. The next you're sent to a South African nation. That's the new reality awaiting some migrants as third-country deportations ramp up. 

And: President Trump says he doesn't get why people are still hung up on the Epstein case. But new CNN polling shows Americans want more answers. 

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President Trump announces novel plan to send weapons to Ukraine and gives Putin a new deadline to make peace, promising to impose “severe” tariffs on Russia if a deal isn’t reached in 50 days. 

Also on today’s show: Are the “worst of the worst” really inside Alligator Alcatraz? Is the new “Superman” movie “woke?” Plus, the blowback continues over the Jeffrey Epstein case. 

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"They should not put humans in cages in the middle of swampland in the Everglades." We're hearing more about the conditions hundreds of detainees face at Alligator Alcatraz. Plus, saying he's fed up with Putin, President Trump is set to make a major announcement on Russia and a possible arms shipment to Ukraine. And a summer fridge staple could cost more on your next grocery run. The reason? Tariffs. 

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