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still wrong. >> that is former vice president mike pence in iowa yesterday defending himself after a woman falsely claimed he had the constitutional power to block the certification of the 2020 election results. a calm takedown of that conspiracy theory. good morning. welcome to "morning joe." it is thursday, july 6th. with us, we have u.s. special correspondent for bbc news, katty kay. the host of "way too early," white house bureau chief at "politico," jonathan lemire. professor at princeton university, eddie glaude jr. and legal analyst danny. mike pence, for all the criticisms ...

Refused to report undocumented immigrants to federal authorities. so president trump says those cities risk losing federal cash. exactly how far the president could go in terms of defunding is a legally gray area. >> they didn't say all federal grants as far as we know. so we are looking at that closely and trying to determine in communications with homeland security what do they actually mean? >> now there is certainly a lot at stake for cities across the country. an analysis by the reuters news agency put the total amount of federal funds in play here at two and a quarter billion dollars, sa...

>> so, with language like that from city officials and the kind of language we've heard from the oval office, melissa, we are clearly set for quite a fight. >> melissa: without question. yet another quite a fight. jonathan how much money is at stake here? >> a whole lot of money, if you look at sanctuary cities, right across the country, according to a reuters news agency analysis, we're talking about federal funds amounting to some $2.5 billion. some of the cities with the biggest amounts to lose, san francisco could lose as much as $07 million. los angeles, a whopping $466 million. both of t...

>> shepard: thanks. here at home, it is all your money. and the u.s. house of representatives passed a spending bill that will pay for the wars in iraq and afghanistan. that final version also includes an extra $20 billion in domestic spending. and before the u.s. senate debates the legislation, we're breaking down how much you'll pay for this current version. molly henneberg with that assignment tonight on capitol hill. molly? >> hi, shep. the senate initially passed a 59 billion-dollar war spending bill. and that's what house democrats added another 21 billion in domestic spending on to. the...

Spending, including $10 billion to prevent teacher layoffs, $5 billion in pell grants, $1 billion for youth summer jobs programs, $701 million for border security, and $165 million for the bp oil spill cleanup. so if this version ultimately passes the senate, as is, here's what the extra $21 billion would cost you. if your income is under 15,000, you pay an extra 90 cents. if you make between 30, $50,000, you pay 34.25. if you make between $50,000, and $100,000, you're going to give uncle sam an extra 92.17. if you make between $100,000, and $199,000, get ready to pay $253.37. democrats sugges...