Trump's slush fund is the textbook definition of self-dealing.

Trump sued himself, settled with himself, and then Trump gives himself and his family immunity to evade their taxes,

and Trump makes you, the American taxpayer, pay for it all.

Now Trump is claiming that the slush fund is dead for now.

But Democrats will not stop until it's well and truly buried and can never see the light of day.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer yesterday promising legislation that would permanently block President Trump's so-called anti-weaponization

fund. The question is, will enough Republicans support that bill? Meanwhile, the president told

CNBC yesterday he doesn't care if negotiations with Iran are over after Tehran said it would end talks

in response to Israel's continued attacks on Lebanon. The question is, has the president lost interest in ending a war he started?

Also ahead, voters in California go to the polls today to decide who could succeed Governor

Gavin Newsom.

The question is, has any candidate from the very crowded field moved closer to frontrunner status?

It's way too early for this.

Music moved closer to frontrunner status. It's way too early for this. Good morning and welcome to way too early,

the show that's always California dream it.

But maybe we'll pause until after the campaign ads are over.

Mali Vitale on this Tuesday, June 2nd, Election Day, and a few places. But we're going to start

first with this news. More than three months into the war with Iran, President Trump says he doesn't

care if peace negotiations are over. The president made that comment to CNBC yesterday when asked about reports that Tehran would be suspending talks to end the war over Israel's invasion and bombardment of Lebanon. Trump said, quote, I don't care if they're over, honestly. I really don't care. I couldn't care less. If they're over, they're over. If they're not, you know, I think they took too much time. He went on to say, quote, frankly, I thought

they started to get very boring. They were giving us what we needed, but I think they handled the

negotiations poorly. It took too long. Later yesterday, President Trump posted on social media that

he spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and indirectly with Hezbollah, and both

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