As Trump callously has his Marie Antoinette moment and tells American Voters "i don't care about" your economic suffering at all, the coalition of hispanic, black, independent and voters under 30 have abandoned Trump and MAGA in record double digit numbers, as even South Carolina's senate won't support his racist congressional map making exercise!  Popok reports.

Popok takes a hard look at embattled FBI Director Ka$h Patel, as he throws himself an anchor while drowning during a Senate hearing.  His FBI has sprung more leaks than the Titanic,  and the knives are out for Patel as he tries to use the FBI as his personal vendetta squad against the media, and defames an innocent man along the way.

MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on Republicans in full collapse mode as Trump’s term continues its rapid crash and Meiselas speaks with Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear about his views on the Trump and Republican betrayal of America.

MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on another top Trump official resigning as it seems like a new top official is resigning every week now.

MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on Donald Trump getting caught launching covert wars against Allie’s like Austria and Mexico.

MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on China giving Trump a rude awakening by downplaying his arrival to make it clear they don’t view his visit as any more important than other world leaders and to show Trump that China has the power and the cards during the meeting.

Ken Harbaugh is joined by Harry Dunn — Capitol Police hero of January 6th, congressional witness, and now candidate for Congress — to break down the racist gerrymandering push spreading across Southern Republican legislatures, starting in Alabama and Tennessee. They examine what the Supreme Court's decision and Virginia's pile-on mean for Black representation, and how Democrats can fight back through every peaceful legal means available.

Three unanimous rulings on May 12. Arguments, lunch, citizen veto erased.

What Nobody Tells You

May 12: the Missouri Supreme Court took six hours to bless Gov. Mike Kehoe’s gerrymander. Chief Justice W. Brent Powell called maps “political.” Voters too, apparently.
305,000 Missourians signed to suspend it.

Threshold cleared. Secretary of State Denny Hoskins has until August 4, primary day, to certify. Election finishes before the veto leaves his desk. Hoskins warned: reject this map and lawmakers return with a worse one gutting Rep. Wesley Bell’s Black-majority Kansas City district.

Why It Actually Matters

Missouri flips 6-2 to 7-1. Multiply by Alabama, Tennessee, Louisiana, Florida. Trump’s House majority is built in courtrooms. Your vote is counted before you cast it.

What To Do About It

Learn Denny Hoskins’s office address. Make August 4 louder than May 12. Petitions die quiet.

Salt In The Wound

The signatures took six months to gather and six hours to burn.

The rush by Deep South Republicans to dissolve majority Black congressional districts in the wake of Donald Trump's Supreme Court gutting the Voting Rights Act has sparked a wave of outraged pushback and legal action. Kristen Clarke, general counsel for the NAACP, talks with Rachel Maddow about the fight to prevent a backslide of the achievements of the civil rights era in the face of Republican eagerness to turn back the clock.

BREAKING #news​ - Kash Patel accused of lying to Congress during hearing