Turmoil in Russia, Trump Attorney on Trial, SCOTUS Immigration Ruling

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🗓️ 24 June 2023

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Russian President Vladimir Putin accuses a former ally of treason. The California State Bar seeks to revoke the law license of a pro-Trump attorney. The Supreme Court upholds the Biden administration's priorities for which kind of migrants to detain.

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0:00.0	Russian President Vladimir Putin is accusing the leader of a mercenary group that helped
0:06.5	invade Ukraine of treason.
0:08.5	That's after the head of the Wagner group said he's marching on Moscow.
0:12.6	We'll have the latest.
0:14.1	I'm Miles Parks.
0:15.4	I'm Aisha Roscoe and this is up first from NPR News.
0:21.2	Lawyer John Eastman helped Donald Trump try to overturn the 2020 election.
0:25.6	Now Eastman is trying to keep his law license.
0:28.3	The California State Bar called him fundamentally dishonest.
0:32.7	And the US Supreme Court handed the Biden administration a big win yesterday.
0:37.8	It upheld the administration's new guidelines for which migrants should be detained.
0:42.5	So what does that mean for other migrant cases?
0:45.3	Stay with us.
0:46.3	We've got the news you need to start your weekend.
0:55.6	Extraordinary scenes from Russia this morning.
1:02.2	The head of the Wagner group accused the defense minister of attacking his troops and said
1:07.0	he intended to replace the Russian military's top leadership.
1:10.9	In a speech, Putin denounced the actions and vowed to hold its organizers to account.
1:16.3	NPR's Charles Mainz in Moscow is following all of this and he's on the line.
1:21.0	Hi Charles.
1:22.0	Morning.
1:23.0	So just bring us up to speed.
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