I'm not going to talk about anything from the briefing.

And I walk away from that briefing still under the belief that we have not obliterated the program.

The president was deliberately misleading the public when he said the program was obliterated.

It is certain that there is still significant capability and significant equipment

that that that that remain that's democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut

offering a sobering assessment of america strike on iran after he had a briefing with

trump administration officials we'll dig into those

comments as the House is set to have a meeting on the matter later today. Plus, several provisions

in the president's massive spending bill have been disqualified in the Senate. We'll take a closer look

at that and the divisions it's causing within the Republican Party.

Plus, business leaders are hedging their bets in the race for mayor of New York City,

becoming so desperate to box out the presumptive Democrat in the race,

Zoran Mamdami, that they are now willing to support scandal-scarred Eric Adams for another term.

We'll dig into that and what it could mean for the party nationally.

Good morning and welcome to morning, Joe, on this Friday, June 27th.

I'm John Lemire. Thanks for being here.

I'm joined by the BBC's Caddy Kay, who is host of the rest of politics podcast.

Joe, Mika, and Willie have the day off.

With us, we have managing editor at the Bullwark, Sam Stein,

and Pulitzer Prize winning columnist in MSNBC political analyst Eugene Robinson.

Great group to start off a busy news morning.

And we will dive right in, beginning with Republicans

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