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Guests: Symone Sanders-Townsend, Douglas Brinkley, Ezra Klein, Dahlia Lithwick
About last night, through the eyes of the undecided. Tonight: how gettable voters viewed the debate—and what it means for the existential threat of a Trump presidency. Plus, as Barack Obama enters the conversation, the historical precedent and practical reality of picking a candidate at the convention. And today's radical opinion from the Supreme Court as we finally get word that a decision on Trump's immunity for insurrection is finally up next.

President Biden and Donald Trump face off in the first general election debate.

Guests: Elie Mystal, Jess McIntosh, Olivia Nuzzi, Nancy Pelosi, Jeremy Konyndyk
The Supreme Court runs out the clock on immunity and legalizes bribery in the meantime. Today's ruling that was a shocker even for this court. Then, hours away from the debate, Trump World is openly worrying about their candidate's conduct. And Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi on another leaked Supreme Court decision on abortion.

Guests: Jaimie Harrison, Michelle Goldberg, McKay Coppins, Kristy Greenberg
Tonight: the substance, style and stakes of this week's debate by way of the unbelievable event from 2020. Then, is the political ground actually shifting post-conviction? And the jaw-dropping new pictures: Top secret documents found stashed next to Christmas choochkies and Diet Coke.

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Guests: Sen. Bernie Sanders, Sherrilyn Ifill, Melissa Murray, Lisa Rubin, Jeff Goodell
Trump raking in the cash as rich donors line up to back the convict candidate. Tonight: Bernie Sanders on the billionaires funding Donald Trump—and how Trump plans to pay them back. Then: as the MAGA court drags its feet on January 6th, Sherrilyn Ifill on how it could get so much worse. Plus: the ridiculous hearing in Judge Cannon's courtroom on the Mar-a-Lago documents case. And amid horrific heat and flooding, there's some good news for the climate.

Guests: Harry Litman, Elie Mystal, Mary McCord, Kevin Kruse, Masha Gessen
Seven days from a presidential debate, and justice for Jan. 6 is delayed again. Tonight: how the far-right radical court keeps creating its own law. Then, Judge Aileen Cannon puts Jack Smith's case on trial amid new reporting on the federal judges who asked her to step aside. And Louisiana mandates religion in the classroom.