Today was a hell of a news day. I mean, so much news going on today. We got more news today

than we normally get in a week. And thanks to our show's amazing booking producers, and they

are amazing, we somehow ended up with literally the perfect people to talk about all of it with,

each part of it with. As Donald Trump's borders are, Tom Homan kind of sort of talk the talk at a press

conference today about reducing tensions in Minneapolis, that guy is really dark and kind of evil,

but he kind of sort of talked the talk today. Donald Trump just said tonight that he is not pulling back.

Not at all. Trump said that, so there's that. There's that.

And Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is going to join me with his reaction to those new comments and for an update in what he is actually seeing on the ground in Minnesota.

We're also getting our first reports on the condition of Liam Ramos, the five-year-old child that ICE detained in Minneapolis and shipped 1,300 miles south to a

detention center in Dilley, Texas. Congressman Rock Joaquin Castro was one of the only members of

Congress who was able to meet with Liam and his father, and he's going to join me to tell us how

Liam is doing and what he saw while he was there. Meanwhile, tonight, it looks like there could be a deal.

It looks like there is a deal, it seems, to avoid a government shutdown

that includes two weeks to negotiate major reforms

to how immigration agents operate,

which would be a very big win for Democrats.

Not everything they want, but certainly a big win.

They're not in control of the Senate, remember.

And Senator Chris Van Hollen has been one of the most outspoken critics of Trump's immigration

policies. He was among the first senators to say he will not vote to fund ISIS lawlessness.

And he's going to be my guest here later this hour as well. And Senator Mark Warner,

the vice chairman of the Intelligence Committee, is going to be

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