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yeah. last night at the press conference was the first time that president biden weight in publicly about his son, hunter's conviction on those three felony gun charges after the verdict came down? >> stood by his son. he stood by the judicial system as well, and then he reiterated his previously stated position on question of pardoning his son. here's what he said i am satisfied that i'm not going to do anything. >> i said i'd abide by the jury decision. i will do that. and i will not pardon him and i should note, sara white house officials definitely success suspected that the president would be getting questions at some point about his son, given that it just happened three days ago, he hadn't i talked about it publicly yet. >> i'm particularly on the issue of the commutation because the previous day white house press secretary karine jean-pierre, have been asked about this issue and she wouldn't rule it out. she wouldn't say yes or no. the president would or wouldn't commute his son's sentence since then that in and of itself had taken on a life of its own. and the white house knew that the president, i had a very good chance of being asked about that. i will just quickly note the first lady, jill biden, is not traveling with the president on this trip, but several of his grandchildren have joined him on this trip. and actually some of them were sitting in the front front row at that press conference last night, right? >> mj lee. thank you so much for all your reporting, their and bari italy. >> take donald trump kicked off his 78th birthday celebrations surrounded by some of his staunch supporters returning to capitol hill for the first time since the insurrection, trump met with house and senate republicans and it appeared to be a love fest, likely by design, even a friendly reunion with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, one question now, this morning is, who in we're going to show you in this video potentially could be his running mate during an interview, donald trump teased that his vp was probably in the room during these meetings. let's get over to cnn's alayna treene. she's got much more on this. what does donald trump saying? what are you learning about this? >> well, first of all, just about your birthday comment, not only did they give him a early birthday present by giving him that warm reception that he was craving with that visit to dc. they also literally saying him happy birthday during the house republican meeting yesterday. and we know he's going to have another big celebration today at mar-a-lago as part of that trump 47 committee event. but luck. >> you're exactly right. there's a very good chance that who donald trump ultimately picks as his running mate was in one of the rooms, one of the meetings yesterday with house and senate republicans and really the majority of people under consideration are our lawmakers. you can see it here on the screen now, that includes a senator's j.d. vance, senator tim scott marco rubio, as well as congressmen elise stefanik and byron donalds. and so very well, there could be someone who was in that room yesterday, who is donald trump's potential vice president and donald trump himself address this last night when he was asked this question can take a listen to his response was you're pick for vp in that room with you probably hear i don't want to go, but probably i think we'll probably announced it during the convention. >> do you know who your vps i have sort of a good idea to really talented people now, okay, luck. it's always hard to predict who a presidential candidates running mate will be. it's even harder to predict with donald trump. and when i talked to his advisers, they tell me that even now his decision is still in flux and this is donald trump. we are talking about so really until this is formally announced, he could still change his mind. so keep that in mind as we have these conversations about who potentially might be at the top of his list absolutely. >> speaking of convention and milwaukee what is donald trump saying about that city? >> well, we were lucky enough. so this was a closed-door meeting with lawmakers yesterday, both the house and senate meetings, i should say were closed doors and our great angel reporters got some inside the room reporting and one of that one of those instances was donald trump's said, i'm going to quote what we have from our sources that mu1 bucky was a horrible city. he said milwaukee, where we are having our convention is a horrible city. now, according to our sources as well, he was talking about that in the context of it being rife with crime. i did have a trump adviser texted me as this was all playing out in real time and said that the coverage of this was quote, bs but luck, i think part of this was they recognized it was a closed-door meeting. i'm not sure how much donald trump expected some of this to leak out but at the same time, this is a core issue for donald trump. he wants to run on crime. he wants to talk about crime, but it's not exactly a good luck to be using that the language and rhetoric around the city where your party is hosting its convention. now, we did actually hear from the democratic mayor of milwaukee he told laura coats, are laura coates last night, that he thinks this comment could make a difference in how voters are deciding. >> we also saw the democrats really jump on this immediately. >> the dnc is planning to put up billboards around milwaukee this weekend with donald trump's quote, calling the city horrible. and so i think this is just another moment where donald trump, he will say things, particularly and private and people will be able to run with them after the fact. but this again, i do want to stress that campaign and the republicans in the room yesterday said that this was in the context of crime. and so take without what you will yeah. and so begins the show begins the resurgence of the trend of then republicans outside of this meeting and eating too quick context are clean up what donald trump is saying and privates elena, thank you so much alright, so we're going to speak to the point that elaine was talking about off the top about donald trump's vp hopefuls, one of those contenders, if you will, is going to be joining us a little later in the show still ahead for us, the supreme court rejected an effort to restrict access to the abortion pill, but the high court could also hand down their decision on another critical abortion cases soon as today. plus, isis isn't done with us. the new warnings from us officials after the arrest of eight foreign nationals with suspected ties to the terror group and tense moments at a chris brown concert, the singer or the performers seeing left dangling from the ceiling. >> we'll have more on that ahead devastating and sudden power of tsunamis. it happened in faraway lands and it's easy to think it can't happen here if one hits home be ready silent birth would liev schreiber sunday at night and on cnn were trying to save the planet with nuggets because we need the planet and we also need nuggets impossible. >> we're solving the meat problem with more meat at morgan stanley old old-school hard work. >> meets ball new thinking to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real with cascade platinum plus, i have up my dish getting in that dishwasher, watching planter plus gives you the highest standard of clean even in your machine. clean enough for you? 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