We have a lot of news to get to tonight.

Veteran White House correspondent Jonathan Carl, who never holds back.

He's written a lot of books and is here to talk about his new book, Retribution.

As the title suggests, this book is in part about how retribution became a central driver of Trump's return to power.

We all know that.

But it also includes a number of new behind-the-scenes details about some of the most

enraging moments of his second term, as well as a lot of insight into who Trump actually

listens to and what motivates him in this moment.

And that's important for us to all understand too.

There's also quite a moment on the Senate floor today when Senator Ben Ray Lujan pressed

for a vote on SNAP funding, which is set to expire on November 1st.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune was angrier than I think I have ever seen him.

But just this afternoon, he also announced plans to meet with Democrats for the first time.

We don't know, have an exact date, but the intention to, saying it for the first time, since the shutdown began just 29 days ago. So we're going to talk with Senator Ben Ray

Lujan about all of that a little bit later as well. First, I want to start with an incident from

two years ago that has kind of thrust itself back into the news today. It was this moment back in

2023 when an armed and dangerous man showed up outside the home of a former president.

There's new information on the January 6 defendant arrested near the home of former

President Barack Obama here in D.C.

After federal agents spotted and chased Taylor Toronto outside the D.C. home of former President

Obama, they say they found these guns, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, and a machete in Toronto's

van parked nearby.

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