War is raging overseas.

Deep divides over the U.S. role are growing.

House Republicans are in chaos,

and the former president is preparing to take the stand.

I'm going to discuss all of that,

plus brand new polling on the presidential race

with the chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus,

Congresswoman Pramilla Jayapal.

Plus, his two adult sons testified in New York last week, and Donald

Trump himself will be under oath in New York tomorrow. The in-house law firm of Andrew Weissman

and Neil Katiel is standing by for a full preview. And later, Stacey Abrams hasn't spoken

extensively about the indictments in Fulton County until now. I asked her about the strength of the case,

the stakes for her home state,

and yes,

her own political future.

Okay,

I hope you're sitting down for what I'm about to say, because you might find it a little

disorienting. Here goes. We are exactly one year out from Election Day 2024. One year, exactly.

And look, I know that for the better part of this decade, we've heard a lot of talk about certain

elections being the most consequential of our lifetimes. But this one actually

kind of feels like it is. A brand new poll out today from The New York Times shows Donald Trump

leading President Biden in five out of six swing states. It also shows Biden leading Trump by

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