I've actually called the Justice Department to look into the leaks.

Those are criminal leaks.

They put out by people either in agencies.

I think you'll see it stopping because now we have our people.

We just had Jeff Sessions approved in justice as an example.

We will not allow rogue anonymous sources with security clearances to sell out our country.

Cases will be made and leakers will be held accountable.

New reporting on the hunt for leakers early in the Trump administration.

It wasn't just reporters whose records were seized.

The question is, how many House Democrats did the Trump Justice Department target?

Plus, President Biden set to kick off day one of the G7 summit with world leaders.

From COVID and climate to the growing threat to democracy around the world,

the question is, what big issue will they try to tackle

first? And this question, what would you do if the president of the United States took a seat

next to you in the bar in order to drink? We're going to show you how one reporter handled that

situation. It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that's always happy to toast to the weekend.

I am Casey Hunt on this Friday, June 11th. We'll start with the news.

The G7 summit kicks off in Cornwall, England today, with the world looking vastly different than it did during the last summit two years ago.

In his first appearance on the world stage since being sworn in, President Biden will look to make good on his pledge to show our allies and our adversaries that America is back.

Joining us now from England, NBC News White House correspondent Mike Memley, who is covering the president on this overseas trip.

Mike, I'm not sure just because it's 10 in the morning there, you got any more sleep than you

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