Obamacare is a disaster, and I actually do have a replacement plan, okay?

I just read about it this week. It's a terrific plan. Just great. It's called the Affordable Care Act.

That's the same thing as Obamacare, and if you repeal it, 20 million people will lose their health insurance.

I mean, people could die.

Listen, sweetheart, I'm about to be president.

We're all going to die.

Next question.

Moments like those were reportedly enough to trigger the former president into wanting the Justice Department to stop S&L from teasing him. My God, we'll tell you about that new reporting

just ahead. Good morning. And welcome to Morning, Joe. It is Wednesday, June 23rd, along with Joe,

Willie and me. We have MSNBC contributor Mike Barnacle in New York. And here in Washington,

columnist and associate editor for the Washington Post,

David Ignatius, New York Times Washington Bureau Chief, Elizabeth Bue Miller,

national political reporter for Axis, Jonathan Swan, and White House correspondent for Politico

and co-author of the playbook, Eugene Daniels. He's also an MSNBC contributor. Good to have you all on board this morning.

Great to have everybody here. Willie, you all had a mayor's race up in Gotham. There was a mayor's race. There was no talk of suing SNL or having them yanked off the air for any mean impersonations they may have done. have done. But yes, the vote was in. Ballots have been cast in the primary race for New York City

mayor, but we're not going to know for a couple weeks who won. they may have done. But yes, the vote was in. Ballots have been cast in the primary race for

New York City mayor, but we're not going to know for a couple weeks who won. I'll stipulate that.

The ranked choice voting system prevents us from telling you who won exactly. But for now,

we know that former police captain, New York City police officer, Eric Adams, is the early leader

with 32% of the first choice vote. Trailing Adams

or former counsel to Mayor de Blasio, Maya Wiley. She's at 22% and former city sanitation commissioner

Catherine Garcia with 20% of the vote. Fourth place goes to 2020 presidential candidate

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