download the app. yeah, please you're going to see an aw, whole, whole different bsp we wednesday night dynamite. it. tbs good. >> morning, you were alive in the cnn news room i'm jim. acosta in washington. we begin with president biden unleashing his campaign war chest. as you argues that voters have a choice between a felon and a commander in chief this election is between a convicted criminal who's only out for himself and a president who's fighting for your family that's part of a new $50,000,000 ad by taking aim at donald trump's harsh money trial conviction. >> also today, how speaker mike johnson is making the maga pilgrimage down tomorrow. logger the meeting comes days after trump met with republican lawmakers up on capitol hill for the first time since the january 6 insurrection before that assault on democracy trumped. so doubt about the election results for months on end now and 2024, he is doing that again we need to watch the we need to guard. we need to stop this we don't need we have to focus again because they just draw it and rhetoric like that quote outrageous this weekend at a star studded fundraiser for president barack obama, biden delivered a stark warning about what he thinks could be the scariest part of a second trump term. the next president is likely to have two new supreme court nominees, two more, two molar he's already appointed to that or been very negative in terms of the rights of individuals. >> there's this be good, this be the scariest part of all of it? >> well, i think it is one of the scariest parts of a look. the supreme court has never been as out of kilter as it is today. >> all right. lots of talk about, let's discuss with democratic strategist chuck rojo and cnn political commentator and republican strategists sure. michael singleton, a guys, thanks so much. let's take a little bit more of a look at this new button. biden add just came out this morning, huge 50 $50,000,000 advice. let's watch the courtroom. >> we see donald trump for who he is. he's been convicted of 34 felonies, found liable for sexual assault and he committed financial fraud meanwhile, joe biden's been working lowering health care costs and making big corporations pay their fair share. this election is between a convicted criminal who's only out for himself and a president who's fighting for your family yeah i'm i'm old enough to remember when president and his campaign were reluctant to go and talk about the legal problems for the former president. >> and now they're diving right into the deep end here with this ad by contrast, contrast, contrast. i teach this when i talk to kids who want to run campaigns all the time, we rely too much on looking at g0 for tv universe is too much in data and analytics. it's just a contrast, especially with the presidential contest, folks all the time are like, well, what's the biggest strategy? check them luck part of the time it's just showing up and drawing a contrast. there's a whole bunch of people we've talked about it on the air that are far to the right and far to the left. they're both going to show up. they're going to wave their flags are going to drive their trucks. there going to show up in their burkean stocks, pick your side? yeah. but the difference is actually showing up and showing a contrast between this guy and this guy who do you like the best? >> yeah, i wanted to keep my flip-flops on from the weekend, but it's a monday they don't allow that around. >> sure. michael i mean, chucks got a point because this is really going to come down to those independence, that small number of independence who can be move one way or the other in this race. and they might, there might be enough to fill this room. there aren't that many of them. >> but does this, does this add work? isn't effect. some states have, you're talking about a difference of 11,000 votes, 10,000 volts and arizona, i believe, for example, it does matter. and this is going to be erase where the contrast is. i think going going to be important for both candidates. biden as we saw on that ad, just made his point about why he thinks he's a better a better option than the former president. and then i expect sometime soon because the trump campaign is raising a lot of money as well. we're likely going to see ads focused on the immigration, focused on the economy, perhaps even focused on some of the forms morning conflicts where the former president will attempt to draw a contrast to biden saying, i can make the economy better, i can secure the border. there weren't so many. i'd national or international conflicts when i was an office compared to now. and so i think we're going to see a lot of this as the process heats up. in sharp. what about what the president was doing over the weekend? that's big fundraiser out in hollywood talking about the stark choice between biden and trump and the supreme court how much of that is going to resonate and was your sense of i mean, this glitzy fundraiser, all these celebrities there's jimmy kimmel. >> look, i don't care how is raising it as long as he's raised it and up until a couple of weeks ago, he had dramatically outraged president or former president trump because trump has spent all his money on legal defense. >> so it's one thing is never changed in politics, and that is money is the mother's milk. you gotta be able to go out and advertise over and over again. it's all about the adwords. >> absolutely. because it's just a competition of who can talk most of the folks, again contrast, contrast contrast, and going back to what you said earlier, thinking about what those ads look like and making sure that they're getting to the right people is the real key. did that and that gets down to the targeting and the minutia of the back-end of politics and money drives all of that. and we saw that in the last lecture, gym just to touch on that point, it's also important to open up field offices in some of these critical battleground states. a penetration of those voters in the middle will be consequential for both sides in terms of trying to maintain your grounds whenever you're biden and trying to pick up ground with some of those new voters. if for trump and sure, mike, we showed a little bit of trump earlier. obviously he's casting doubt about the upcoming election. the last election it seems to do it every election in addition to that, what we saw over the weekend, we saw steve bannon trump's former chief strategy is talking about inauguration day 2025 as being quoted accountability day. let's watch that november 5th is judgment day january 20. >> 2025 is accountability day we are going to go and we're going to get every single receipt and to the fullest extension of the law, you are going to be investigated prosecuted, and incarcerated. >> we got to go back to andrew weissman and msnbc and the new york times and all of it right? >> they stole his heard you, we gotta go back there victory or death what's going on there? >> i mean, you know, two people take steve been seriously. i mean, they should take them seriously when they talking like there's a segment of the base that each that stuff up and it is it just sounds dangerous i really i think it's important as we think about the next several months and beyond, if the former president wins again, people want to statesmanship tone matters. >> i think one of the reasons that this election is so close is because there are some voters out there who believed the former president can handle some of the issues that i've mentioned before better than the current president focusing on those things, i think are really critical. >> we're divided enough job do people want revenge, retribution i think it sounds good for the base, but to the point that i'm trying to make here, you need the folks in the middle that are going to make the difference. >> and those folks don't want this type of language. >> let me say this about this. if the same people that voted in the last presidential election show up, we're going to win. the democrats are going away. and what they're, what they're counting on is he wants uses crazy toke to get folks who normally aren't involved who think that they're too crazy, that voting doesn't matter to actually show up and vote for donald trump. that didn't work so chuck a lot of new people that are going. >> there's 4 million lute new latinos, not that they're going to run to this messaging, but they're hoping to get just enough we check, i would i would look at this differently. i would say to move the needle for those individuals, you need to talk about some of the plight that those folks are facing. if it's some of the new younger voters is being able to get a job and buy a home or get married and start a family if at some voters of color who are now a vote age, you're talking about making sure that they're secure financial are many agains of people that's come of age under donald trump that we see in focus groups now who have turned 18 to 25, who the democratic party hadn't reached out to because are just young and haven't voted. those are the ones that's most susceptible to misinformation. that's what i'm talking about. but i think there's a much more palatable message that should come from republicans to mobilize those. >> i agree with that 110 all right. chuck. sure. michael, guys. thank you very much. really appreciate it. we're just ten days away from the first presidential debate of the year hosted by cnn. don't mess president biden and for president trump going head to head on june 20. that's at 9:00 p.m. right here on cnn right now, a wildfire is raging in los angeles county. the so-called post fire has already scorched, nearly filled 15,000 acres and has only 8% contained. look at this dramatic video right here. the blaze is forced, hundreds of people to evacuate a state park about an hour north of los angeles this incredible video from the scene shows the spreading wildfire and weather conditions are likely to make it much worse. let's go to scene as alice and chin char tracking this from the weather center, alison, that video does not look good. it is early in the season yeah. >> i think that's the other key point to but it's really been the winds that have been driving this particular fire. again, you can see the video behind me here showing, you know, overnight what a lot of this fire looked like. it was able to spread very quickly for those who don't really know the area, this is the location of the fire, so you can see just to the northwest of los angeles right there still only 2% contain until we get another updates from the folks out there on the ground. but the wind that's what we talked about. this was really the driving factor for this particular fire. look at these wind gusts that were recorded over the weekend, 50, 60 mile per hour wind gust. so it's no wonder why this fire was able to spread so quickly and why hi, it's been so difficult for these firefighters to enhance those containment numbers and unfortunately, that's going to be the case going forward. you look at these numbers, there's still a lot of 40, 50 even up to 60 mile per hour winds really up until we get to about wednesday. by wednesday, we will finally start to see those winds die back down. but the question becomes, how much more improvement? can we make and the containment numbers until we get that relief on wednesday? and can we really keep it from spreading too much more? that's going to be a very big concern again, when you look at the fire weather forecast, really much of the western us obviously in places like arizona, new mexico, still looking at it. but yes, this does also include that area of california where we're currently dealing with that fire. you're talking about very warm temperatures, very low humidities. and then again, yes, the bigger component, certainly those very high wind gusts all right. >> allison chin char. thank you. and join me now on the phone as california fire captain, robert fox were the captain. can you give us an update on where to the containment efforts stand at this point yeah. >> so on the fire that i'm on the point fire which is roughly our ge and our health north san francisco, we currently set at 1,100 acres and 20% contained as of this morning and do you expect any more evacuations to be needed? >> what about homes and communities in the path? >> what can you tell us about that so there's always the chance we're feeling confident with the strong work our crews put in overnight. >> but we are expecting an increase in some wins and temperatures and lowering humidities. so there is the chance and there are still homes in the path of the fire, shouldn't grow from where it currently stands and can you tell us is this a little early in the season for this to be flaring up like this, does this tell you that this may be a bad fire season what can you tell us about that? >> what's your biggest worry right now so i wouldn't say this is earlier than we've experienced in the past, but we did can receive a considerable amount of moisture over the winter and we have large amounts of fuel that's available to burn so that what kind of led to what we have coupled with those strong winds and low humidity that's why we're seeing what we had happened yesterday. yes. as long as those wins keep going this is gonna be a problem. >> absolutely wins always cause challenges and concerns for firefighting that's the biggest influencing factor on fire behavior. so hopefully those wenzel less than ap, which they're expected to be lighter today than they were yesterday in the fire area. so hopefully that good help those crews gain more containment of the fire all right. >> best of luck to all of you really appreciate all the work that you do. robert fox worthy. thanks very much for your time. we appreciate it. >> all right. still to come cigarettes have them. so do so do alcoholic beverages, but could warning labels end up on social media sites, the new push from the surgeon general coming up and health, hell's kitchen host and celebrity chef gordon ramsay, taking a much softer tone as he opens up about a very scary cycling crash it really shook me and i'll see i'm going to be here the most anticipated moment of this alexia and the stakes couldn't be higher. the president and the former president, one stage two very different visions for america's future that cnn presidential debate thursday, june 27, nine live on cnn and streaming unmanned everywhere. >> but the seat to seat is 11. now, i get it. you love your bike? 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