Right now, Donald Trump's language is sounding a lot like someone from history, and I'm not talking about someone that most of you would admire.

And as alarming as the rhetoric is, the things he is planning to do, should he win re-election, are even more

disturbing. During his three decades in journalism, Jonathan Carl has earned his reputation as one of the best reporters in Washington. He's tough. I should know. I spent years fielding tough questions from him. And if he is sounding the alarm, which he is, we should all be listening. His new book, Tired of Winning Donald Trump

and the end of the grand old party, is out tomorrow. It serves as a roadmap of what we can expect

from Donald Trump if he ever reenters the Oval Office. And he's going to take us inside all of that

in just a moment. Also later tonight, John Favro and Tommy Vitor, my former colleagues, they're

a Pod Save America frame now,

they're going to talk about how President Biden should campaign against a fully authoritarian opponent,

because that's what we're talking about right now.

And later, Congressman Adam Schiff joins me on the deafening silence from his Republican colleagues,

a new Supreme Court Code of Ethics out today and breaking news just tonight on what former Trump lawyer,

Jenna Ellis, is telling prosecutors in Georgia

and what that all means.

But first, let's go back to that historical figure

Trump seems to admire so much.

This weekend, Trump vowed to root out

what he called the radical left thugs

that live like vermin within the confines of our country.

That's an exact quote.

For the students of history out there, if that sounds familiar to you, it's because it echoes

the language of Adolf Hitler.

As he told the Czech foreign minister, among many others, this was language he used frequently.

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