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Rep. Himes tells Dana Bash: Donald Trump "set the stage for a disaster here by making this about the oil... and saying [opposition leader Machado] doesn't have the juice."

Arnold Schwarzenegger takes a break from pumping iron to talk with Jake Tapper 🦅 about pumping people up about democracy. Tune in for the full interview Sunday at 9am ET @CNNSotu

New York Congresswoman Laura Gillen calls for Hochul to remove NYC Mayor: "Adams is not above the law."

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Senator Fetterman says there's "no evidence" of the Trump Administration's claims of noncitizen voting.

NATO Amb. Whitaker said Iran "is controlled by a bunch of crazy people, and ultimately, they're going to have to understand the United States is very serious."

Adm. Stavridis on Iranian strikes that killed 2 U.S. service members: Trump "has three options, and none of them are good."

Former Democratic Rep. Barney Frank has a message for progressives as he enters hospice: "I think they make a mistake by taking the most controversial parts of the agenda and turning them into a litmus test."

Mitt Romney has been a governor, a senator, and the Republican nominee for president but, if you ask him, his greatest accomplishment "is primarily one carried out by Ann, but together we have raised five wonderful sons."

Gov. Moore reacts to Trump excluding him from bipartisan White House dinner: "It's not lost on me that I am the only black governor in this country."

This Sunday in a special Father's Day edition of State of the Union, Jake Tapper 🦅 sits down with former Senator Mitt Romney for a moving conversation about the lessons he learned from his father. "I'd give it all" for one more day with him, Romney says. Tune in at 9 AM and Noon ET on CNN

Jake Tapper to Rep. Elise Stefanik: “Is calling for wiping out an entire civilization bad or good?”

Secretary Burgum on white nationalist march: "What they stand for is nothing that I could possibly agree with," but "people say things that I think are reprehensible about President Trump, and yet they're allowed to go on because of free speech in our country."

WARNER: "I saw no intelligence that Iran was on the verge of launching any kind of preemptive strike against the United States of America." BASH: "None?" WARNER: "None."

Scott Jennings on critics of White House UFC fight: " I guess they want to live in misery. But this is fun and we should have fun." Jamal Simmons responds, "I don't want to live in misery."

Former UN Amb. Nikki Haley on President Trump saying the U.S. Navy will blockade the Strait of Hormuz effective immediately: "This is a game of chicken. It's who caves first. The Iranian regime is hoping that Trump will cave. Today he showed he's not."

Sen. Warner on the passing of his daughter: "Some of the days in this job where it's really hard, I remember my daughter's wish" to try to make things better.

Earlier this month, Barney Frank told Jake Tapper how he wants to be remembered. May his memory be a blessing.

Senator Mark Kelly describes the physical violence he experienced as a child, including a harrowing barefoot run in the middle of the night to get help from his grandparents who were the "sanctuary."