journalist and also my friend, and friend of the show. so proud of, you can t wait to see the documentary. thank you very much. and that is tonight s reidout, everyone. inside with jen psaki starts right now. donald trump is a need of an intervention. that is what speaker emerita nancy pelosi said the last time i spoke with her on this show, just over a month ago. well, she s back with me tonight, and i know she s not gonna hold back. she never does. we re gonna talk about everything that s happened since then. and a lot has happened since then. including two civil penalties against donald trump, totaling over four and a half billion dollars with interest. almost $90 million.01 of those cases with her client, e. jean carroll, also joins me tonight. and after trump referenced carolina speech how far can he go before they bring him back to court again? and are they watching all this? i do want to start tonight back in 2021. with the documentary that was released by alexei
he wishes he was herbert hoover, who ranked significantly higher than trump in a new historians poll of the best and worst presidents. our president historian michael beschloss will join me. also on this moral monday, waking the sleeping giant. bishop william barber joins me on his new effort to mobilize millions of poor voters. plus, more anti-abortion lunacy from the right as the alabama supreme court rules that frozen embryos are children. as trump reportedly pushes for a 16-week national abortion ban. but we begin tonight with courage versus cowardice. in the days since russian opposition leader alexei navalny s death was announced, ordinary russians are picking up the mantle of courage even in the face of a crackdown from the regime of russian dictator vladimir putin. across russia, more than 400 people have been detained at tributes and memorials to navalny in the most significant wave of arrests since protests against the war in ukraine in september of 2022. by ris