And so, we're going to be back.

Over the past two years, there have been Fridays and there have been Fridays and today is Friday.

It's one of those big news days where you never know what's going to happen, you never

know what's going to be retracted last Friday was really exciting and then part of it was

inaccurate so we should all be ashamed of ourselves.

Will today's big revelations and domestic politics be retracted?

Probably not, I think that's unlikely but we're going to break it down.

We're going to break down the latest on the shutdown, there's a lot there.

There's Donald Trump proving his populist credentials yet again, that's going to be exciting.

And of course, some of the Roger Stone, I hear he's in the news.

Seems innocent to me, I like that guy.

And then Elizabeth Warren has got a pretty amazing proposal on the Cusp of being released.

We've got the details on that, a very big idea to potentially fund a number of different

progressive priorities while also lowering economic inequality.

So we have two great guests who are going to be joining us later on in the show.

Parker Maloy, editor at large, Media Matters is going to be joining the show in just a

little bit to break down some of her analysis of the different lines of attack that the right

has launched against Alexandria, Acacia Cortez and she sort of shot into the national spotlight.

Why that isn't working and how progressive media can avoid making the same sorts of mistakes

in other areas.

And then a little bit later on, April Cokawkins is going to be joining us.

She is a health official and activist that has been working in Flint for a number of years.

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