SANDERS ATTACKS WALMART PAY, TRUMP FLOATS 'TRUMP STRAIT' | LIVE FROM STUDIO 6B

Damon Roberts opens with First Word: Bernie Sanders is back on Walmart CEO pay and "greed," and Damon argues capitalism is still the most humane system going — and that the left can't stand it.   Sanders hammers executive pay at Walmart. Damon, Rick Delgado, Rick Ammirati, and Paul Nolan break down wages, wealth, and why markets beat the alternatives.   Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says Tehran will immediately reciprocate if the U.S. returns to the June memorandum. Trump asks whether the Strait of Hormuz should be renamed "Trump Strait."   Are polls undercounting Republicans again heading into the midterms? The panel looks at the gap between public surveys and what GOP pollsters say they're seeing.   A deleted office-wide email from NY AG Letitia James' shop allegedly told staff to "find and pursue crimes" tied to Trump, Truth Social, and others. The sender is on leave; James' office calls it a personnel matter.   Dawn Light, accused of recording Lindsay Clancy jurors from a restricted lot, runs from cameras after arraignment.   Trump calls Tiger Woods' Florida rollover plea "very fair," says Woods should have a driver, and more sports.   Is capitalism the most humane system we've got — or is Bernie right that Walmart-style CEO pay proves the system is broken?