We have quite a stacked lineup of guests for you tonight. I can't believe it myself. I mean,

we have Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, who's here to talk about the Trump administration's militarization of Chicago and what he's doing as governor to push back. He had a big press conference today. We'll talk about that. And fresh off his very first debate, I'm also going to talk to the frontrunner in the race for New York City

mayors or on Mamadani. He's going to come here as soon as he is off that debate stage and makes

his way out. Before we get to them, I'm going to be joined by the one and only, probably your

favorite of all of those people, Rachel Maddow. And Rachel is, of course, someone I love talking to

any time. But tonight is very special course, someone I love talking to anytime. But tonight

is very special because tomorrow at 9 p.m. Eastern, I won't actually be here because it's going to be

the premiere of Rachel's new documentary, Andrew Young, The Dirty Work. When it was something that

needed to be done and nobody wanted to do it, that was my job.

Now we've been in quite a fight here.

We just want to let you know that we are marching for you.

Andrew Young.

Andrew Young.

Andrew Young.

Now I will call for Andrew Young, that dedicated leader.

I've been through many dangers, toils, and snares.

Now, nothing's going to happen.

We're going to the church.

Martin Luther King was looking for an assistant to do all the dirty work.

We don't intend to quit this fight until we get our situation resolved.

I was born for this.

Now to say that this documentary is timely is a total understatement.

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