Good morning. It's Saturday, June 21st, and you're watching Velshi on MSNBC.

I'm Charles Coleman Jr. sitting in for my friend Alley, and we've got a lot to talk about.

We begin this hour with the divided MAGA movement and the president sitting in the middle

of it.

Now we've seen Donald Trump's impulsiveness on display before.

Take for example his up and down on again, off again tariffs.

But this week the president is subject to deep divisions on several critical issues, from

the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran

to his brutal immigration crackdown to his prize spending bill, which is looking bigger,

but less beautiful by the day. And Trump is coming out of it looking less like the decider

that George W. Bush famously claimed to be, and more like the undecider, punting, flailing, and

reversing his own decisions. On Capitol Hill, deep disagreements remain on the one big,

beautiful bill, the centerpiece legislation to fund his agenda. After Senate Republicans unveiled

their version of the bill, Republican Congressman, Chip Roy said that it is,

quote, definitely dead if it were to come over to the House in anything resembling its current

form. Not exactly an endorsement. It has also been called a potential nightmare scenario,

political suicide, and stupidity this week. And that's by Republicans. So the White

House has punted on Trump's very publicly declared July 4th deadline to get it passed and signed.

Conservative division also spilled into the open this week on the question of Iran and whether

the U.S. should get involved in Israel's

escalating conflict with the country. This divide was perhaps best personified by an interview

that was conducted by former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, who was actually against U.S.

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