CNN’s Erin Burnett talks to Dan Alexander, senior editor at Forbes, about his new reporting on the Trump supporters who lost billions after investing in Trump stocks and crypto. He tells Erin “the point is just to get people excited about trading this stuff… the more trades that happen, the more fees kick off to Donald Trump.”

Also, CNN’s Abby Phillip and her NewsNight panel debate the reporting on Trump’s investment earnings and his shift in support for the crypto industry.

0:00 Trump explains why he’s “a big crypto guy”
1:11 What are investors saying after losing money on Trump’s memecoin?
2:53 What other Trump ventures led to losses for investors?
4:47 Trump brags about preventing crypto investigations

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Almost all of Russia’s 83 regions are seeing gasoline shortages or reported disruptions to supply, according to a CNN analysis, with many gas stations imposing rationing as the Russian government races to get ahead of a ferocious campaign of Ukrainian drone attacks targeting its refineries.

The fuel crisis, which escalated first in Russian-controlled Crimea and prompted a state of emergency and a full ban on fuel sales to ordinary people on June 21, is now reaching across Russia’s 11 time zones.

CNN’s Clare Sebastian details the frustration at the pump in Russia, and CNN’s Kristie Lu Stout speaks with the head of Chatham House Ukraine Forum, Orysia Lutsevych, about the possible decay of Russia’s energy superpower status.

Also, CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten looks at Russian President Vladimir Putin’s approval among Russian citizens and sagging public support of President Trump’s ability to handle the Ukraine war.

0:00 Russians get into shouting matches at gas stations amid fuel shortages
1:38 Regional expert on Ukraine’s surprising success in influencing Russia’s economy
4:43 Could Russia’s fuel crisis rally Russian citizens behind Putin?
6:14 How are Russians viewing Vladimir Putin amid increased Ukrainian attacks inside Russia?
8:12 Huge shift in Ukrainian trust in US leadership

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Three-time US Olympian David Hearn told CNN that police arrested him Friday after he said he touched a flap of blue material partially detached from the bottom of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. Hearn, who says he has a background in material science, told CNN he checked it out following a bike ride after reading reports of algae in the water and paint or sealant peeling off the bottom.

Hearn’s attorney Norm Eisen speaks with CNN’s Anderson Cooper about what he calls “a meritless prosecution.” Also, The Atlantic staff writer Matt Viser has details about the type of algae plaguing the Reflecting Pool, and political analysts Scott Jennings and Karen Finney discuss the controversy.

0:00 Attorney for David Hearn explains what his client was doing at the Reflecting Pool
1:30 Eisen balks at question about the possibility of his client cutting the pool surface with a knife
3:15 What happened during the arrest?
4:53 What type of algae overtook the Reflecting Pool?
8:37 GOP and Democratic commentators on Trump’s reaction to Reflecting Pool algae

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Iran’s new supreme leader now vowing to take revenge for his father’s death. That after President Rump threatened to “decimate” Iran if it tries to kill him.

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Until Thursday morning, hundreds of thousands of Haitians were legally living and working in the United States, along with thousands of Syrians. Now, their work permits are set to expire and their deportation protections will be terminated, throwing them in legal limbo.

The abrupt change in fate stems from the Supreme Court decision which found that the Department of Homeland Security had broad discretion in determining when to extend or terminate a form of humanitarian relief known as Temporary Protected Status.

0:00 US may deport 350K+ people after Supreme Court rules on protected status
0:34 Reaction to Supreme Court ruling from Miami’s Haitian community
1:33 GOP Ohio gov’s statement: “the policy to remove these individuals. . .is a mistake”
2:10 Caroline Sunshine: “The Court’s decision is actually really good for Haiti as a country”
4:15 Keith Boykin: “This is a country that is now governed by a racist foreign policy”
6:11 Justices Alito & Kagan clash on whether admin policy is based on racial animus
7:40 Boykin recaps Trump’s comments on Haiti & Haitians
9:43 Stephen Miller on what the founding fathers would have wanted

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