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Tonight: Why so many Americans are being so misled by the right as the pandemic grows around the country. Then, the January 6 committee issues a truckload of records requests. Plus, how every single house Republican just voted against strengthening democracy. And what you need to know about what is being called a "stunning, radical and terrifying" decision by the Supreme Court. Guests: Gaylord Lopez, Gov. Phil Murphy, Betsy Woodruff Swan, Melissa Murray, Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee

Tonight: Why the pandemic is somehow worse than ever in states like Florida—and how a failure of leadership that helped make it so. Then, how Stephen Miller and the anti-immigrant zealots in the Trump White House helped created the refugee crisis in Afghanistan. Plus, what we're learning tonight about the latest alleged MAGA bomber charged with threatening to use a "weapon of mass destruction" to blow up Washington, D.C. Guests: Kristin Soltis Anderson, Jeff Sharlet, Dr. Atul Gawande, Dr. Julie Morita, Olivia Troye, Sen. Chris Murphy

Tonight: Why the NRA was cheering the defeat of an assault weapons ban in Boulder—the day before the Boulder shooter bought his. Then, the bumper crop of Trump Republicans vying for the senate grows by one. Plus, how the hack lawyer who sold the big election lie is now changing her tune after being sued for defamation. And Rep. Jamie Raskin on the bizarre Republican arguments against D.C. statehood. Guests: Fred Guttenberg, Rachel Friend, Heidi Heitkamp, Rep. Jamie Raskin, Marc Elias, Lee Gelernt

Eight people are dead in Georgia, reportedly at the hands of a gunman who—according to police—was having a “bad day.” Tonight: Why reactions like that  aren't helping, as violence against Asian Americans surges across the country. Then, Sen. Amy Klobuchar on the new push for the Violence Against Women Act. And Rep. Veronica Escobar on what's really happening at the southern border.Guests: Kathy Park, Jo Ling Kent, Rep. Judy Chu, Margaret Huang, Brittney Cooper, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Rep. Veronica Escobar, Julia Ainsley 

Tonight: Why the Republican Secretary of State of Georgia says the senator from South Carolina is calling him about tossing out legal ballots. We'll talk to the reporter who broke the story. Then, as the virus rages on, why Donald Trump's "Covid whisperer" is under fire like never before. Plus, some more good news on the vaccine front.

Tonight: Why we all need to worry about a President panicking over his own election. Then, the "defund the police" movement--what does that actually mean, and how would that work? Plus, why the state of Arizona is on the brink of a COVID-19 emergency after ignoring CDC guidelines for opening up.

Tonight -- Why did the Fargo Deputy Chief of Police resign after 32 yrs of service? We will discuss. Plus, are there credible threats for tomorrow's protest in Fargo? And we pay tribute to George Floyd after his memorial today. Join us at 6:31pm

Tonight -- Why did the Fargo Deputy Chief of Police resign after 32 yrs of service? We will discuss. Plus, are there credible threats for tomorrow's protest in Fargo? And we pay tribute to George Floyd after his memorial today. Join us at 6:31pm

Tonight -- Why did the Fargo Deputy Chief of Police resign after 32 yrs of service? We will discuss. Plus, are there credible threats for tomorrow's protest in Fargo? And we pay tribute to George Floyd after his memorial today. Join us at 6:31pm

Tonight -- Why did the Fargo Deputy Chief of Police resign after 32 yrs of service? We will discuss. Plus, are there credible threats for tomorrow's protest in Fargo? And we pay tribute to George Floyd after his memorial today. Join us at 6:31pm

Tonight: Why we're all paying for a President stuck in his own weird information bubble, spurning help from the rest of the world. Then, the high stakes gamble of reopening early--and the Florida government official who says she was ousted for refusing to manipulate the data. Plus, why Joe Biden is about to make the most consequential vice presidential pick in American history.

TONIGHT: Why so much disrespect for the Churches, esp. with the young adults??? Everywhere you go you hear people complaining about the Church. Are Church doctrines today not good enough? More and more people worship from their homes or not at all. Many overlook mountains of good works many churches do at television evangelists often associated with greed, others question Church traditions, while some have issues with doctrines held by millions, etc.. JOIN US TONIGHT TUESDAY AUG 21, 2018 8PM CST TO LISTEN/SPEAK CALL (914) 205-5590 TO LISTEN/CHAT ONLINE http://tobtr.com/10943085 (or to enjoy later)