media. it s a president and two senators, reminds me of a former soviet leader whose health deteriorated after several strokes leaving him practically a cabbage. his eyebrows though kept living it up. but the media hid it from the public. you would think our media would see some parallels. they did once an historian wrote about him in 2020 but compared him to trump. we reached out to see if she d compare biden, no surprise she declined. competency is only what you would expect from a republican. what s joe got to say? yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. come on, man, i like this guy fetterman. i like him. he makes me look good. i might take him on the campaign trail with me. that s going to be my slogan. a berman than fetterman. i might forget my wife s name every once in a while, but this guy starts his speech with good night everybody. i have to be careful, though, i
shining moment, joe. it ll be fleeting. this will be this feeling of joy will pass soon. yeah. but at least we had a father s day sweep against the new york yankees. happy father s day. what is it? seven-year cicadas, 19 17, more than a decade. 17 years. 17 years right. you know the old saying, that even a blind squirrel can find a nut once in a while. this weekend, found three. all right. still ahead i m filled with terrible resolve. we ve awakened a sleeping giant with the yankees. don t respond, lemire. mike pence refuses to answer one key question we ll showou y that moment coming up on morning joe.
the determining factor. it s education. judge jeanine: jessica, i think it is borderline abuse the way biden promotes this in school so that young white kids are made to feel that any positivity that they have for themselves is really the result of white supremacy. it s the result of their being privileged. it s almost taking away the pride that they can have in themselves. jessica: first of all, i don t think there s anything president biden could say that you guys would particularly like. i ve never heard you paying him in oratorical complement or said that he really struck the right tone. something is always wrong. this is consistently what he talks about and it is rooted in truth. the attorney general and you say that it s shooting every once in a while. we are ten days past the allen,
these stories and more on cnn news, central. unfolding this hour. massive protests continue in france. we ve seen these intense confrontations already. during our show. it continues right now. this is ahead of this final decision that s expected on whether or not french president emmanuel macron s pension plan can go through cnn s frederik pleitgen on the streets for us in paris amid the protests. how s it looking now, fred? well, it s looking a little bit more calm than last time. we talked, but i can you can i can show you here. you can see that there is still a big standoff going on right now. between the cops and the protesters. you can see the cops sort of walking away from the protesters right now, but still very much there on the defensive. you can see some of them there with their riot shields, stopping every once in a while, obviously trying to prevent all this from
it s something i will never get out from under. i mean, there there is, you know, most of the time i live a pretty normal life, but it this thing comes back and bites me every once in a while. um and there are for some survivors. it is more than once in a while, they turned to ah, risky behavior. they turned to a addiction to get out from the pain. uh just deaden the pain, so there s addictive behavior. there s alcohol abuse , drug abuse and they need help, and. this any kind of financial help would be good in helping them with the with the addiction , but you can t ever get over people. i get survivors call me and they asked me. when will you ever get over this? i said, i ll let you know how long it takes when i finally get over it. and david, i remember covering the child sex abuse scandal of the catholic church back in the