This Sunday, Pentagon pressure.

Defense Secretary Pete Higgseth faces growing scrutiny over the strikes on alleged drugboats as questions grow over the legal basis for the attacks.

The thing was on fire.

It was exploded in fire or smoke. You can't see anything. You got digital.

This is called the fog of war.

You have two individuals in clear distress.

I saw two survivors trying to flip a boat, loaded with drugs, down for the United States,

back over so they could stay in the fight.

I'll talk to the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee,

Republican Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas

and Democratic Senator Adam Schiff of California. Plus, hard lines. President Trump dismisses

concerns about the cost of living. There's this fake narrative that the Democrats talk about

affordability. They just say the word. It doesn't mean anything to anybody.

As the Supreme Court allows Texas to use its newly redrawn map that favors Republicans,

what will it all mean for next year's midterms?

I'll talk to Democratic Congressman James Clyburn of South Carolina.

And crackdown.

Immigration raids expand in New Orleans and

Minneapolis as the president ramps up his rhetoric against Somali immigrants. I don't want them

in our country. We're going to go the wrong way if we keep taking in garbage into our country.

Joining me for insight and analysis are USA Today, Washington Bureau Chief Susan Page,

Sam Jacobs, editor-in-chief of time, Wall Street Journal columnist Peggy Noonan, and Adrian

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