government shutdown. it s every monday night like this? just asking for a friend. the house on fire something tells me congresswomen and see pelosi has a few things to get off her chest. the speaker emeritus here on set, and she is coming up first. plus, the head of the july joins knowledge more dangerous votes on social, media and he might have committed a felony today in south carolina. andrew weissmann is standing by with his reaction. also tonight, we are counting down to the first live interview with the star witness at the january six committee. rachel maddow joins me with cassidy hutchinson. later, as the president and his predecessor jewel for back-to-back visits to michigan, did one of them has a long history of broken promises to the same people he s trying to pitch. remember when the government shutdown in 2013? i sure, to my first guest definitely does. in case you don t, let me refresh your memory. basically, republicans like mike lee and ted cruz, an
he said we have to kill the narrative that the vice president is making all the decisions. we need to establish the narrative that, you know, that the president is still in charge and that things are steady or stable. joint chief chairman mark milley in his interview with the january 6th committee talking about comments made to him by mark meadows. now mark milley is the target of deranged threats from donald trump, who scarily enough could become president again. the uniquely disgraceful defendants. how trump s actions are forcing judges to take extraordinary measures to preserve the justice system and protect the lives of jurors. plus rupert murdoch says he retiring but he s leaving behind a trail of destruction. author michael wolff writes about it in his new book and he joins me tonight right here in studio. but we begin tonight with the former president of the united states. he keeps reminding us who he is and what he would do to this country if he were to return