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Tonight on The Takeout we begin with the scramble in Maine to replace Graham Platner. We talk to Jordan Wood, who is hoping to become the state's Democratic candidate. Nicole Sganga has new reporting on the security concerns surrounding President Trump's new Air Force One plane, given to him by the Qatari government. National Security Contributor Sam Vinograd also weighs in. Dr. Celine Gounder joins us to discuss ObamaCare premiums going up and enrollment going down. She tells us what's behind the numbers. That and more on The Takeout.

The U.S. Military is conducting additional military strikes against Iran according to Central Command. Ed O'Keefe joins us from the NATO Summit in Turkey with what the President is saying about the state of the war. National Security Analyst Aaron MacLean and Israeli Ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon also are with us to provide their perspective. Caitlin Huey-Burns is in Portland, Maine following the latest on the Graham Platner scandal as the political world waits for him to break his recent silence on the future of his campaign. Nikole Killion is in Michigan to give us the highlights from the Democrat's senate primary debate. You can listen to that and much more on The Takeout.

On tonight's Takeout Caitlin Huey-Burns joins us from Bangor, Maine to bring us the latest on Graham Platner and the growing scandal, with more politicians calling for him to leave his race. Sernator John Fetterman joins The Takeout to weigh in as well. Correspondent Ed O'Keefe joins us from Turkey to report on the latest on the NATO Summit. National Security consultant Aaron McClean analyzes the breaking news about the U.S. military strike against Iran. All that and more on The Takeout tonight.

Maine Senate Candidate Graham Platner faces new allegations of sexual assault. Nikole Killion joins to discuss what this means for the Democrat's campaign and pressure on him to drop out. The White House officially launches "Trump Accounts" for some children. We discuss the investment opportunity with the CEO of Robinhood. And Taylor Swift tied the Knot with Travis Kelce in a highly-anticipated ceremony at New York City's Madison Square Garden. A senior reporter for the New York Post's Page Six has the details. Listen to all that and more on The Takeout.

There's no shortage of loud, TikTokified financial advice online. CBS' new podcast, Money Moves with Jill Schlesinger, is here to cut through the nonsense.On episode one, Jill and her producer, Mark Talercio, discuss the so-called "great wealth transfer," where trillions of dollars are expected to pass down from Baby Boomers to their kids.Plus, caller questions: Toby asks whether sterling silver jewelry is actually a worthwhile investment, and Dave wants to know whether taking a pay cut to improve his quality of life is financially realistic.Have a money question? Email us here.Subscribe to the Money Moves YouTube channel HERE.

We're two days away from July 4th, when America will celebrate its 250th anniversary. Nicole Sganga gives us the layout of how the Trump Administration will secure the perimeter around the National Mall and keep visitors cool in the hot weather. Ambassador Monica Crowley, the Administration Representative to Freedom 250, joins Major at the desk to discuss President Trump's address to the nation and respond to CBS polling showing that 41% of Americans believe the nation has already experienced its best days. Face the Nation Moderator Margaret Brennan previews her interview with Former CDC official Dr. Deb Houry on how Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s policies on vaccines led to her resignation. Plus, after winning the James Beard Award for Outstanding Pastry Chef, Moon Rabbit's Susan Bae joins "The Takeout" with her two unique desserts for Major to taste on air. You won't want to miss it!

We're days away from the 250th year of the nation's founding. Major speaks with Jon Meacham, the Semiquincentennial Scholar-in-Residence at the National Constitution Center to discuss this important milestone. Major and Jon dive into what the Constitution's founders would say about America, as it stands today.

President Trump’s reported earning $1 billion from his crypto ventures. Weijia Jiang joins Major at the desk for the 10,000 foot view and Andrea Fuller from the New York Times provides in-depth analysis of the financial disclosures. Anthony Salvanto recaps the victories in Colorado’s primaries, including democratic socialist Melat Kiros beating 15-term incumbent Diana Degette. Plus, there are reports that Taylor Swift’s wedding to Travis Kelce will be at Madison Square Garden. CBS’ resident Swifties Olivia Rinaldi and Gabrielle Ake discuss the importance of the place for Taylor, as she’s set to celebrate this big moment. Join us for the full episode here!

Major speaks with Daniel Squadron, who is the co-founder of the States Project. Squadron utilizes his prior experience as a former NY State Senator for his latest book "The Fourth Branch," which discusses the importance of state legislatures across the country. He elaborates on how states have acted on issues before the federal government and explains that gaining representation in these chambers is the best way for Democrats to attain power.

Supreme Court justices handed down their final decisions of this year’s term. Their rulings upheld state bans on transgender athletes in girls’ and women’s sports, while also maintaining birthright citizenship as issued in the Constitution. Jan Crawford gives an overview of the rulings. NAACP General Counsel Kristen Clarke responds to the birthright citizenship ruling, and Idaho Attorney General Raul Labrador gives his perspective on the decision regarding transgender athletes. With Democratic Socialist wins in New York, DC and Seattle, Major interviews the co-chair of the Democratic Socialists of America, Ashik Siddique about the rise of these candidates and what to expect in Colorado's 1st congressional district, where socialist Melat Kiros is set to take on 15-term Congresswoman Diana DeGette. Plus, Nikole Killion is on Capitol Hill, where Rep. Tom Kean has returned to office after being absent for four months. She explains the reason for his absence and what is next for the congressman facing a re-election campaign. All that and more, right here on "The Takeout!"