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The June 5 Wisconsin recall election involving the state's controversial Governor Scott Walker is set to favor Walker, a new poll shows. The Morning Joe panel discusses how the recall effort could have broader implications for the 2012 race.

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett (D) accused Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) during the gubernatorial debate on Thursday of running an inappropriate ad about crime in his city, comparing it to the much-criticized 'Willie Horton' ad of the 1988 presidential campaign. 'This 2-year-old spent six days in intensive care after being severely beaten,' says the Walker ad's narrator. 'But Tom Barrett s police department didn t consider it a violent crime.' The ad then shows crime statistics and asserts 'violent crime is up' in Milwaukee. 'He's running a commercial right now that shows a dead baby,' Barrett said during the debate. 'It shows a picture of a dead baby. This is Willie Horton stuff. That baby died.' 'You're running a commercial attacking my integrity, claiming that I had something to do with this, and you know that's false,' added Barrett, his voice rising. 'You tell me whether you think I had anything to do with that.'Walker began to respond, saying, 'No, I'm asking you --'Before he could finish, Barrett cut him off. 'I'll tell you right now, I had nothing to do with that,' Barrett said. 'You should be ashamed of that commercial, Scott Walker.' At a press conference after the debate, Walker said the ad hadn't received bad reaction. 'Most people are surprised when they see that the facts show ... that violent crime sadly is not down in the city of Milwaukee. It's up,' Walker said.Thursday's clash at Marquette University Law School was the second and final debate before the June 5 recall elections, where the governor, lieutenant governor and six GOP state senators will fight to save their seats. As in the first debate, Barrett aggressively went after Walker. But at that face-off, the two men stood at lecterns, and Walker largely avoided engaging the mayor. This time, the two sat close together a

Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett joins Ed Schultz moments after his victory in the Democratic primary elections to pick an opponent for the Gubernatorial recall election. Barrett will face Scott Walker on June 5.

What A Girl Wants movie trailer - starring Colin Firth, Jonathan Pryce, Kelly Preston, Amanda Bynes, Anna Chancellor, Tom Harper. Directed by Dennie Gordon. Genre: Comedy Rating: PG

Filmed 6/4/2011, tightrope walker Nik Wallenda and his mother Delilah walk the same wire that killed his great-grandfather Karl Wallenda in 1978. Tune in June 22 at 10pm E/P for more LIFE ON THE WIRE on Discovery Channel.

June 22: Nik Wallenda, a seventh-generation high-wire performer, chats with TODAY s Lester Holt about pushing the limits of his adrenaline-pumping craft in the new TV series Life on a Wire.

What a Girl Wants -- An American teenager learns that her father is a wealthy British politician running for office. Although she is eager to find him, she realizes it could cause a scandal and cost him the election.

What a Girl Wants -- Open-ended Trailer from Warner Bros.

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Daphne (Amanda Bynes) travels to London in search of her long-lost father (Colin Firth), an influential aristocratic politician. As Daphne attempts to prove that love can conquer all, her impulsive behavior creates an uproar in high society, where her unique style threatens to undermine the relationship she has waited her whole life to experience.