Well, there's just too much happening to fit it all into just one hour.

So we are here with two hours of live special coverage.

And increasingly unhinged Donald Trump is back on the trail as President Biden plans

his own return while battling back new calls to step aside.

As chairman of the Senate's campaign arm, Senator Gary Peters is in charge of getting Democrats

and tough races elected. And he's coming up first. Plus, Colorado Governor Jared Polis is chair

of the National Governors Association, and I'm going to get his take on the debate over the president's

future. And later, as Trump's new running mate introduces himself to the country, I'm going to

talk to J.D. Vance's

law school roommate, who is sounding the alarm about the senator's rise.

Okay. One of the big things I've learned from working on three presidential campaigns is that a day sometimes feels like an entire lifetime in politics.

I mean, just take this week. It was just over a week ago when there was an assassination attempt on a former president and current Republican nominee just a week ago.

And since then, just in the last week,

President Biden was diagnosed with COVID. Judge Alien Cannon throughout Trump's classified

documents case. The dark and at times bizarre Republican convention was held in Milwaukee.

Trump picked honorary tech bro, Ohio Senator J.D. Vance as his running mate, and a growing number

of Democratic leaders in

Washington called for Joe Biden to step aside. So yeah, this week was kind of crazy by all accounts.

I mean, it's definitely unpredictable and probably fell to all of you, like at times it was

disorienting and even enraging. But if you cut through all of that anger and confusion, which I know

there is plenty of, you may be feeling it right now. This week also provided a level of clarity.

And stick with me here. Maybe even some confidence about this race. And here's why. When Donald

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