Israel steps up preparations for a ground offensive in Gaza.

Two Trump allies strike plea deals in Georgia, and Republicans keep trying and keep failing

to pick a speaker.

It has been an absolutely head-spending week of news, and former White House Chief of Staff

Ron Klain is standing by with reaction to all of it.

Plus, as the first aid truckstrucks finally get into Gaza,

President Biden's new special envoy to the Middle East, David Satterfield,

joins me for his very first interview since taking the job.

Also today, the dominoes start falling

as those Trump allies plead guilty and agreed to testify

against their co-defendants.

The law firm of Weissman and Katiel is here.

They're back

to tell us what it means for the case against a co-defendant named Donald Trump. And later,

my one-on-one conversation with Senator Raphael Warnock. I'll get his view on the war in the

Middle East and that high-profile legal case playing out in his home state.

This week felt like a real inflection point in so many ways because we're all living in a country grappling with growing threats of anti-Semitism, of Islamophobia, and deep, deep

divisions over how the United States government

should respond to a growing conflict in the Middle East. And meanwhile, we have a Republican

party revealing itself wholly incapable of governing, even amongst themselves. And as we digest

all of this, and believe me, it's a lot to digest. I keep thinking about something President

Biden said in his address to the nation on Thursday night. Tonight, there are innocent people all

...