Okay, if you felt like this week was a whole year, I'm here to tell you that you are not alone.

On Thursday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Donald Trump's ballot eligibility under the 14th Amendment,

and the ball is going to be back in their court tomorrow as Trump prepares an appeal on presidential immunity.

Safe to say I have about a million questions for the law firm of Weissman and Katiel,

and we're going to get through as many as we possibly can. Plus, Congressman Adam Schiff is here,

and I can't wait to hear what he has to say about one of the most dangerous things we've ever

heard Trump say, basically inviting a Russian attack on our NATO allies. Also today, special counsel Robert Hurd decided not to charge Joe Biden

and instead took it upon himself to editorialize about his age and memory. Let's just say I've got a few

things to get off my chest about that one. And later, we'll break down Tucker Carlson's pep rally

with Vladimir Putin and show you what he used to say about the Russian

dictator. We dug into the archives of Tucker's time here at MSNBC when he was singing a much

different tune.

Well, it was a hell of a news week again.

I have hundreds of pages, literally hundreds, of core rulings and transcripts and special counsel reports.

But some of the most significant things that happened this week seem to have already somehow moved through the news cycle in favor of endless, and I mean endless.

Coverage of whether a man who is four years older than his opponent is simply too old to be president. So we're going to

spend most of our time on the things that actually warrant our focus. On Thursday, for a little over

two hours, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on whether or not former President Donald Trump

can be kicked off the Colorado ballot because, of course, of his role as part of the insurrection

on January 6th. Now, no matter what happens from here and how they rule, that's a thing that

actually happened. And it's historic in and of itself. And tomorrow, after a stinging defeat from the appeals court, the Trump team

is expected to ask the Supreme Court to hear his case about presidential immunity. Now, remember,

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