Cenk hosting.  Richard Clarke, the former Nat’l Coordinator for Security, revealed that the government has the power to remotely control people’s cars and accelerate, brake, or disable those functions.  He also speculated that if there was this “cyber attack” on a car, it could’ve happened to Michael Hastings.  Video of Ana’s interview with the man that witnessed the crash.  The SCOTUS voted down a vital portion of the Voting Rights Act, allowing states’ discriminatory policies to go unpoliced by the federal government.  Texas immediately implemented old discriminatory policies.  AZ Governor Jan Brewer spoke about how ecstatic she was over the decision.

Obama spoke about changes he’s looking to implement to combat climate change.  Sen McConnell called the changes a War on Coal and jobs in that field.  Cenk is skeptical of his intentions with Keystone XL since he’s announcing good, actionable news on power plants, but promises Keystone won’t go through if it adds significant carbon pollution.  Now that Snowden is on the run and not arrested, Republicans that criticized Obama for the information Snowden revealed, are criticizing him for not catching him yet.  Chuck Todd wondered how much Greenwald was involved in the Snowden “plot” and if he can explain himself.  Joe Scarborough couldn’t get through his head that the IRS was looking through Progressive groups just like they were for Conservative groups.  Fox News’ latest made up attack line on Obama and the immigration bill is that Obama is planning to give cars to young people.

Wolf PAC updates.  Twitter Storm with Jenny Huang.