Welcome to The Takeout. The Epstein saga continues on Capitol Hill as billionaire financier Leon Black appears before the House Oversight Committee. Democratic committee member Suhas Subramanyam tells Major what he witnessed during the closed interview. Next, Aaron MacLean explains retaliatory U.S. strikes against Iran and what recent Iranian attacks on a commercial ship entails for the vessel traffic transmitting the Strait of Hormuz. Plus, former U.S. Women’s National Team midfielder Kacey White analysis last night’s loss against Turkey, the Golden Boot race, and the success of the 2026 World Cup. And finally, John McCarthy and T.W. Arrighi join the Takeout Tavern to discuss why Vice President Vance downplayed Watergate, progressive Michigan candidate endorsement by Sen. Van Hollen, and Gov. Newsom’s national billionaire tax proposal.

Iran strikes a vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, after Secretary of State Rubio rejects Iran's idea to charge tolls for ships entering the strait. Ed O'Keefe reports from the White House, while Elliot Ackerman provides analysis. NOTUS Congressional Reporter Paul Kane explains the fallout from President Trump's meeting with Senate Republicans, including a shouting match between him and Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy. CBS News Legal Contributor Jessica Levinson breaks down today's Supreme Court decisions, which provided two wins for the Trump Administration's immigration policy. After three progressive victories in New York, Major interviews New Democrat Coalition Chair and Illinois Congressman Brad Schneider about what those wins mean and his coalition's strategy if Democrats gain power in the House. All that and more, right here on The Takeout!

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani is the big winner after Tuesday’s primaries in the Big Apple. Three candidates that he backed in congressional primaries went on to beat establishment incumbent candidates. Fin Gomez and Anthony Salvanto break down what these victories mean. Meanwhile, on Capitol Hill, President Trump meets with Senate Republicans after cancelling his signing of the bipartisan housing legislation: the Road to Housing Act. Taurean Small is there to explain. Plus, fresh off of her primary win, NY Democratic Congressional Nominee Cait Conley joins “The Takeout” to discuss her strategy to beat incumbent Republican Mike Lawler in the general election. Join us here for the full episode!