If it's Friday, what's next, America?

All 19 defendants in Georgia have now surrendered,

as Donald Trump becomes the first former president

to have to get a mud shot taken,

paving the way for an election year

of courtroom and campaign chaos.

Plus Hawaii officials publicly identify a list

of at least 388 people still missing,

as the Maui government decides to sue

the state's largest power company, accusing it

of causing the deadly wildfires.

And Bidenomics versus the Fed,

as President Biden bets big on selling his record

on the economy, Chairman Jerome Powell says inflation

is still too high, as auto workers threaten a major strike.

Hello there, I'm Chuck Todd and welcome to meet the press now.

I'm here reporting in Washington.

This has arguably been the most consequential week yet

in the 2024 presidential campaign.

And we're going to begin today with a question

we continue to grapple with.

Does the Republican Party have a breaking point

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