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Jeff Sessions Missed out on Accolades from Trump, Per a CNN Reporter Jeff Sessions missed out on accolades from Trump, per a CNN reporter: Document ID: 0.7.1604.5094 19cv164 7-4139-86 [i] Another CNN reporter evoked "Mean Girls" in reply: Document ID : 0.7.1604.5094 19cv164 7-4139-87 The White House recognized a Muslim holiday: Document ID: 0.7.1604.5094 19cv164 7-4139-88 [i] Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) celebrated Immigrant Heritage Month: Document ID: 0.7.1604.5094 19cv164 7-4139-89 An American Urban Radio Networks reporter shared this picture of famed NBA player Bill Russell: Document ID: 0.7.1604.5094 19cv164 7-4139-90 [i] And Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) returned to the baseball field: Document ID: 0.7.1604.5094 19cv164 7-4139-91 GOOD READS FROM ELSEWHERE: ... Politico Magazine, "What Bill Clinton Was Really Thinking," by John F. Harris: "We can now see the Clinton of the 1990s as a man far ahead of his times. Whose side are you on - mine or the people who want to destroy me - was the question that Clinton asked to successful effect in 1998. And it is the same question Donald Trump has made the basis of his presidency 20 years later." -- New York Times, '"Are We Goin to Die Toda ? ' Inside a Parkland Classroom as Bullets Flew," by Audra D.S. Burch: Document ID: 0.7.1604.5094 19cv164 7-4139-92 "Months after the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, one history class seeks to heal through modern technology, old-fashioned socializing - and time." HOT ON THE LEFT: HOT ON THE RIGHT: "A Pizza Delivery Man "College offers master's Brought Pies To A Military of elementary education Base. Then He Was concentration in 'anti­ Arrested And Turned Over racism,"' from the For Deportation," from Washin ton Examiner: BuzzFeed News: "A pizza "While most aspiring grade­ delivery man was arrested school teachers might and turned over to choose to concentrate in Immigration and Customs subjects such as math, Enforcement for deportation history, or science, one after delivering a pizza to a university is now offering military base in Brooklyn on students the option of June 1. Pablo Villavicencio specializing in anti-racism. was asked for identification The University of North when he delivered the pizza Carolina at Charlotte is to Fort Hamilton military currently offering a base, and when he couldn't concentration of 'Anti­ provide it, staff there called Racism In Urban Education' ICE, his wife, Sandra Chica, for students pursuing said Wednesday. He was master's degrees in arrested and is currently in elementary education. ICE custody in Manhattan, According to the program and is expected to be website, students take 12 Document ID: 0.7.1604.5094 19cv1647-4139-93 deported to Ecuador. New credit hours of courses York City Council Member focused on various topics Justin Brannan, who related to racism in represents the area, said education. While the [Villavicencio] had provided program claims to focus on his ID NYC, which is topics such as anti-racism available to New Yorkers activism and improving regardless of immigration educational opportunities for status, to enter the base, urban students, a significant as he had on previous portion of the courses occasions - but was asked appear to be devoted to for further identification themes of 'white­ after he was on the supremacist ideologies,' premises. Fort Hamilton 'unconscious racial bias,' representatives refused to and 'awareness of privilege.' answer why this delivery Another required course, was different from any 'History and Psychology of other delivery Villavicencio Racism ' . investigates the had made there, and also 'notion of Whiteness as refused several other normative' through various questions." research methodologies." DAYBOOK: Trump will meet with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe today and hold a joint news conference. He will then sit down with Mike Pompeo. Document ID: 0.7.1604.5094 19cv1647-4139-94 QUOTE OF THE DAY: Golden State Warriors Coach Steve Kerr criticized Trump for disinviting the Philadelphia Eagles from the White House. From Cind Boren: "Kerr was asked about the Minnesota Lynx, the WNBA champions who were not invited to the White House and spent their day in Washington helping underprivileged children in a southeast D.C. school. ... 'I think what you're seeing is, I think the athletes are showing patriotism through their community service,' Kerr told reporters ... Kerr admitted that he was 'blown away by the irony of the Eagles being disinvited. When you read about their good deeds in their communities - Malcolm Jenkins addressing lawmakers, really trying to get to the root of some of the issues that we have - and instead we just have these military sing-a-longs at the White House to show how patriotic we are - even though we don't know the words."' NEWS YOU CAN USE IF YOU LIVE IN D.C.: -- It should be sunny and dry in the District today. The Capital Weather Gang forecasts: "Clouds are scarce to start but pop up as the day warms. Highs in the upper 70s to low 80s should be comfortable, given the low humidity. Winds are mainly calm." -- The Nationals beat the Rays 11-2. (Jorge Castillo) -- The Capitals' Devante Sm ith-Pelly said he would not want to Document ID: 0.7.1604.5094 19cv1647-4139-95 attend a White House ceremony if Washington wins the Stanley Cup. "The things that he spews are straight-up racist and sexist," Smith-Pelly said. "Some of the things he's said are pretty gross. I'm not too into politics, so I don't know all his other views, but his rhetoric I definitely don't agree with. It hasn't come up here, but I think I already have my mind made up." (AP) -- Virginia GOP Senate candidate Corey Stewart has twice had to disavow white supremacists with whom he associated. From Antonio Olivo: "Most recently, Democrats and supporters of state Del. Nick Freitas (R-Culpeper) - Stewart's chief opponent in Tuesday's primary - have used social media to highlight a 17-month-old video of Stewart calling Paul Nehlen, an alt-right candidate for Congress in Wisconsin, his 'personal hero' .. [The video was shot] before Nehlen posted a host of inflammatory comments on Twitter later in the year. Those posts attacked Muslims and Jews, and one photoshopped the face of 'Cheddar Man,' the dark-skinned man believed to be the first modern Briton, over a picture of Meghan Markle, England's new Du chess of Sus sex." -- Ovetta Wiggins profiles Ben Jealous, who has taken the lead in The Post's most recent poll of Maryland's Democratic gubernatorial candidates: "Jealous, the child of an interracial couple who left Maryland for California because they couldn't be married in their home state, is seeking support from two distinct groups: white liberals who backed Sanders in the 2016 presidential race and African American voters who largely stayed home in 2014 because they were less than inspired by Anthony G. Brown, that year's Democratic gubernatorial nominee." But some worry Jealous, who has been endorsed by Bernie Sanders, is too far to the left to Document ID: 0.7.1604.5094 19cv1647-4139-96 defeat Gov. Larry Hogan (R). -- The D.C. Council approved an emergency measure allowing high school seniors who missed more than six weeks of class to still graduate. The proposal was introduced after the District started enforcing long-ignored attendance policies in the middle of the year. (Perry Stein) VIDEOS OF THE DAY: Samantha Bee issued an on-air apology for using an epithet against lvanka Trump but then pivoted to discuss the Trump administration's immigration policies: Document ID: 0.7.1604.5094 19cv1647-4139-97 A Message From Sam I June 6, 2018 Cold Open I Full Frontal on TBS Conan O'Brien imagined a full album from Trump of patriotic songs: Document ID: 0.7.1604.5094 19cv1647-4139-98 Trump Releases An Album Of Patriotic Songs - CONAN on TBS Maryland gubernatorial candidate Richard S. Madalena Jr. (D) released an ad targeting Trump that ends with him kissing his husband: Document ID: 0.7.1604.5094 19cv1647-4139-99 Richard Madalene: Take That'I Campaign 2018 White House adviser Kellyanne Conway had an unfortunate verbal slip: Document ID: 0.7.1604.5094 19cv1647-4139-100 [i] Giuliani appeared to enjoy his trip to Israel: Document ID: 0.7.1604.5094 19cv1647-4139-101 You received this email because you signed up for The Daily 202 or because it is induded in your subscription. 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