If it's Thursday, don't call it a comeback.

Facebook's parent company Green Lights, Donald Trump's return to social media.

As more signs show, the former president still is quite a hold on the current version of the Republican Party.

And he benefits from our entrenched partisan politics.

Plus five former Memphis police officers are facing murder charges.

After a confrontation at a traffic stop on January 7th,

it led to the hospitalization and eventual death of 29-year-old Tyree Nichols.

And officials tell NBC News that President Biden is weighing a wartime trip to Eastern Europe

amid the deployment of U.S. tanks to Ukraine as Russia once again ramps up its attacks.

There and welcome to meet the press. Now. I'm Chuck Todd.

So at the end of 2022, you know, last month, Donald Trump was reeling politically.

His 2024 campaign launch had failed to launch. It was kind of embarrassing.

His influence and presence was being blamed for the GOP's lackluster midterm performance. A special counsel had been named to investigate him.

All the while, his personal behavior was becoming more and more unhinged. He was desperately calling

for the suspension of the Constitution. He was meeting with known bigots and white supremacists for dinner. He was desperately calling for the suspension of the Constitution. He was meeting with known bigots and white supremacists for dinner.

He was making racist comments and personally attacking his former transportation secretary, Elaine Chow.

At the time, his days of the de facto leader of the Republican Party truly seemed number.

Big name Republicans were hitting the

airwaves fed up, signaling they were ready to move on. First, let me just say that there is no

room in the Republican Party for anti-Semitism or white supremacy.

I don't think anybody though should have a meaning with Nick Fuentes and his views should

are nowhere within the Republican Party or within this country itself.

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