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Speaker McCarthy scrambles to lock down votes for the GOP's debt plan. But, President Biden says he is going to veto the bill if it manages to pass. Plus, the White House reports the ISIS-K leader behind the Kabul Airport bombing that killed 13 US service members has been killed by the Taliban. And, columnist E. Jean Carroll, who alleges Trump raped her in a Manhattan store dressing room in 1996, is expected to take the stand today in her battery and defamation lawsuit against him.

Also this morning: an ex-Fox news producer who is suing the network, speaks out about how Tucker Carlson made her life a “living hell”, the former Republican Governor of Arkansas Asa Hutchinson officially announces his 2024 Presidential run, Kim Kardashian says she is willing to step away from the cameras and become an attorney full-time, and, tributes pour in after actor, singer and activist Harry Belafonte dies at 96.

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President Biden formally declares he is running for re-election in announcement video, on the four-year anniversary of his entry into the 2020 race. He comes out swinging against Republicans on abortion rights, book bans, and social security. Plus, Fox News cuts ties with host Tucker Carlson. And, the Fulton County DA says she will decide on charges for Trump relating to interfering in the Georgia 2020 election, over the summer.

Also this morning: the North Dakota Governor signs a six-week abortion ban into law, the officer who killed Breonna Taylor is hired as a deputy sheriff in Kentucky, First Republic Bank is to slash up to 25% of its workforce, Disney begins a wave of thousands of layoffs, and, a new study suggests french fries may be linked to depression.

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American diplomats and their families are evacuated from Sudan by US Special Forces amid escalating violence. Approximately 16,000 US citizens remain, many of them dual nationals. Plus, President Biden names the campaign manager for his 2024 re-election effort. And, the FAA investigates a possible bird strike that caused an American Airlines flight to catch fire.

Also this morning: Bed, Bath & Beyond coupons are not going to be good for much longer after the company announces it filed for bankruptcy and will wind down operations, and, Ryan Reynolds, the A-list owner of Welsh soccer team Wrexham, celebrates after the big win that clenched the team's promotion.

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President Joe Biden is set to run for reelection in 2024. Sources tell CNN it will be official as soon as next week, with a video announcement planned for Tuesday. Plus, involuntary manslaughter charges against actor Alec Baldwin relating to the fatal shooting of Halyna Hutchins on the ‘Rust‘ movie set are about to be dismissed. We’ll update you on new evidence the special prosecutor says led to the decision. And, it’s been a turbulent week for Elon Musk after SpaceX’s Starship Rocket explodes minutes after its test launch, Tesla’s stock plunges, and the Twitter purge of blue check marks of users who don’t pay. Also, voting systems company Smartmatic sues Fox News and Trump allies in a $2.7 billion defamation lawsuit over their election fraud falsehoods. Smartmatic's attorney joins to discuss.

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A tornado outbreak strikes Oklahoma. Meteorologist Derek van Dam tracks the erratic storm that has put 50 million Americans under a severe weather threat. Plus, the Supreme Court delays its decision on access to widely used abortion pill Mifepristone until tomorrow. And, Twitter says it's going to remove blue check marks from its accounts in a push by the company to have people pay a monthly fee to have one.

Also this morning: three suspects are arrested in the wrong house, wrong driveway, and wrong car shooting cases. Plus, Governor DeSantis is losing Florida Congressional endorsements to Trump, the mystery in our skies is a lot bigger than we thought as the Pentagon reveals its tracking more than 650 potential UFO cases, and, a rare hybrid solar eclipse appears for the first time in a decade.

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Fox News agrees to settle Dominion’s defamation lawsuit over its lies about 2020 election fraud just as the case is about to be heard. It’s costing the network $787 million, but Fox will not be required to acknowledge lying to its viewers on air. Plus, as a Senate Armed Services Committee is set to hold a hearing about UFOs, a former US Navy fighter pilot joins to talk about his close encounters. And, the Supreme Court is expected to weigh in on the battle over access to the abortion pill, Mifepristone.

Also this morning: Buffalo Bills star Damar Hamlin announces his plans to make a comeback following being fully cleared to return to the NFL three months after he suffered a cardiac arrest on the field, and, city investigators try to figure out what caused a parking garage to collapse in lower Manhattan, killing one person and injuring five others.

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Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich appeals his detention in a Moscow courtroom. The US maintains he is being wrongfully detained by Russia on espionage charges. Plus, a white homeowner in Kansas City is charged with assault for shooting black teenager Ralph Yarl, after he mistakenly knocked on the wrong door while attempting to pick up his sibling. And, infamous organizer Billy McFarland announces Fyre Festival 2 is “Finally happening”. He joins to tell Don Lemon how.

Also this morning: the historic Dominion vs. Fox News defamation lawsuit is set to begin, the FBI charges two men with operating a “secret police station” in NYC for the Chinese Government, Governor DeSantis floats the idea of putting a prison next to Disney World, embattled GOP Rep. George Santos announces his 2024 reelection bid, and, what to know on the last day to file taxes.

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The defamation trial pitting Fox against Dominion voting is delayed until Tuesday. Is Fox trying to settle? 

Protestors take to the streets in Kansas City after a 16-year-old is shot and wounded by a homeowner after the teen went to the wrong address. He was trying to pick up his little brother. 

The US carries out a helicopter raid in Syria, killing a senior ISIS leader and two others. 

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A federal appeals court partially blocks a Texas judge's ruling on widely used abortion pill Mifepristone. Though the FDA approval of the drug stands for now, other limitations have been put in place. Plus, the first clues about who has been leaking US government secrets from the Pentagon. And, jury selection begins in the Dominion defamation lawsuit against Fox News, as the judge in the trial sanctions the network for withholding evidence.

Also this morning: Kaitlan Collins goes one-on-one with Kentucky Governor Beshear about the Louisville bank shooting and his call for tougher gun regulations, Trump files a $500M federal lawsuit against his former attorney Michael Cohen, NYC appoints the City’s first ever “Rat Czar”, 600,000 protest in France on the 12th day of unrest over pension reforms, and, Senator Dianne Feinstein asks to be temporarily removed from the Senate Judiciary Committee after facing pressure to resign because of her absence due to illness.

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Louisville police release dramatic body camera video from Monday's mass shooting inside of a bank. The police chief says his officer’s actions saved lives. Plus, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg sues congressman Jim Jordan, the House Judiciary Committee chair, who is trying to challenge his investigation into the prosecution of Trump. And, Republican Senator Tim Scott takes a step towards running for President.

Also this Morning: evacuation orders are issued as a huge fire burns at an Indiana recycling plant, Biden is to meet with the UK Prime Minister in Belfast for bilateral talks, workers are earning higher wages but are still grappling with inflation, Dominion seeks $1.68B in its historic defamation case against Fox News, and, will the new EV tax credits result in more EV’s on the road?

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