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Think matters? >> climate change is the most serious problem facing humankind. that's how i feel based on my travels and reading and people i've spent time with, and i hope that mr. perry, who seems to be open-minded, will come around to this, and want to embrace renewable energy, and people talk about jobs and it's energy week and there's a summit today or meeting today about it. our claim, on the engineering side is, by renewable energy there is enough renewable energy in the united states to power the entire country renewably, right now, without extraordinary innovations in technology, just...

Jon ossoff and outside groups have spent a record $50 million and counting for that seat. >> meanwhile vice president mook pence and speaker of the house paul ryan will kick off an annual summit today and will head to capitol hill to discuss tax reform. >> the judge in the sexual assault trial of bill cosby will decide whether to grant the request to reveal the jurors' names. >> i'm yasmin vossoughian along with louis burgdorf. "morning joe" starts right now. >> we're rushing something through that fundamentally affects life and pushing it to the floor with an insult to our values. >> our job ...

U.s. government takes full responsibility. >> the president has been very strong in his condemnation that has called for an immediate investigation and prosecution of those who are found to have been responsible for leaking any of this information to the public. >> british prime minister theresa may confronted president trump today about intelligence leaks that have rattled the relationship between the u.s. and it clos closest diplomatic . >> i did raise the issue of leaks of information that have been shared by the police with the fbi with president trump. he has made clear that is unacceptab...

Yesterday's meeting of eu leaders saying, quote, the germans are bad, very bad. see the millions of cars they are selling in the u.s.? terrible. we will stop this. joining us live from italy, nbc news white house correspondent, kristen welker. good to have you with us. beautiful backdrop behind you. a lot of diplomacy at stake from yesterday. what can we expect from the president at the g-7 summit today. >> reporter: a lot of tension in the backdrop, despite the fact it's so beautiful, ayman, you're so right. in terms of the agenda today and tomorrow, a lot the stake, on the table, everything ...

>> hey, kristen. we're hearing from press secretary sean spicer, making a couple points. number one, arguing it is up to the house to decide what to do with devin nunes. that is something the press secretary is telling our colleagues back at the white house. number two, and you heard kevin mccarthy elude to this, the idea that this was a distraction and they didn't want it to be a distraction. sean spicer is saying we don't think at the white house it was a distraction. arguing point number three, it was more about, he put it, the substance of what was happening. this, he says, does not change...