Today on Velshi, brand new reporting on the events of January 5th that paint a picture of a White House that was very much aware of Donald Trump's potential to unleash violence on his own vice president, Congress, and democracy itself.

This, as another member of the ex-president's inner circle is indicted, and Republicans are caught

on tape, planning to dispatch an army of activists to polling sites to target and potentially

overturn votes in Democratic precincts. The reporter who unearthed those tapes

joins me later in the show. Plus, the lawyer who scored an unprecedented legal victory for

Sandy Hook families against the gunmaker in that case has turned his attentions to the gunmaker

in the Uvaldi, Texas massacre. I'll talk to him about the legal strategy that could be the turning point

in the war over guns in America and what you might not know about how the gun industry markets

directly to young men. Then it's day 101 of the war that Vladimir Putin planned to wrap up in three

days. I'll talk to Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman about how Russia's war of choice in Ukraine

has changed and what's likely to come next.

And likely, and today, by the way, is the first day of the general election in one of the

most pivotal bellwether Senate races in the country.

The field has narrowed.

The race is on.

And the one and only, Steve Kornacki, joins me right here in the flesh to tell us how it's all going to play out and why it's crucial to balance the balance of power in Washington and to democracy in America.

Velshi starts now.

Good morning.

Today's Saturday, June 4th.

I'm Ali Velshi, former White House advisor to the failed ex-president and the self-described architects of the plot to overthrow the 2020 election results has been indicted.

Peter Navarro was arrested at an airport

yesterday. He's been charged by the Department of Justice with two counts of contempt of Congress

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