Hello and welcome to the Bill Press Pod Reporter's Roundtable. I'm Jason Dick, editor-in-chief

at CQ Roll Call, sitting in for Bill. Here in Washington, D.C., it's about 8.30 in the morning on June

7th. It was a week of high contrast in politics. On one hand, the 80th anniversary of D-Day reminded the world of the price the Allies paid

to make sure the forces of evil and fascism would not win World War II.

It was a moment of poignancy as Europe is gripped in another war with Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

On the other hand, the presumptive nominee of the Republican Party and its allies

vowed revenge against their political opponents, including prosecutors, judges, the current

president, and his family.

Speaker Mike Johnson, fresh off having his job saved by several Democrats, is among those

vowing that the House will amp up its hearings on Joe Biden's weaponization of government,

even as he pushed back on Marjorie Taylor Green's latest push to impeach Biden.

In deference to the D-Day commemoration, Congress had a short week,

but each chamber engaged in some message votes, the House on the International Criminal Court,

and the Senate on contraception.

Another round of primaries, meanwhile, gave us some insight into some key Senate races, particularly

in Montana.

And we're starting to get some polling that shows us what, if any, effect, Donald Trump's

felony convictions in New York might have on voters.

Here to discuss these topics and more are three top journalists, Catherine Telly McManas, who covers Congress for Politico.

Good morning, Catherine.

Good morning.

Jessica Taylor, Senate and Governor's editor for the Cook Political Report with Amy Walter.

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