Today on Velshi, there's new reporting this weekend that a certain twice-impeached ex-president

who made off with a bunch of top secret government documents when he was voted out of office

may have had plans for that loot and some wild new reporting from the New York Times.

I'll be joined live by the foremost expert on the shady dealings of the former president,

his former fixer and personal attorney,

Michael Cohen.

Plus, our weekly tour of the races around the country where democracy is at stake this November

brings us to Georgia today.

You'll need your Wheaties and maybe an extra cup of coffee for this one.

And the Supreme Court is about to hear a case you might not have heard of that concerns

a benign sounding

theory about state legislatures. But this case could quite literally end democracy as we know it.

There's not been nearly enough conversation about this case, and we're going to change that

this morning. Then every Politico in the Beltway is trying to figure out how the Republican

overreach that landed us in this dystopian post-ro reality is going to affect next month's

elections. But one Louisiana candidate is literally embodying the shifting landscape. We're

going to tell you her remarkable story, and you're going to meet her in the next hour. Velshi

begins right now.

And good morning to you. It is Sunday, October the 9th. I'm Ali Velsi, with just 30 days left

until Election Day. We're officially in the final month of the 2022 midterms. It's the first

major election since the 2020 presidential election and the ins month of the 2022 midterms. It's the first major election since the 2020

presidential election and the insurrection at the Capitol. And as we enter these last

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