Well, Republicans managed to pick a speaker, but we're already seeing just how chaotic this new Congress is going to be.

And in that chaos, there's going to be some opportunity for Democrats.

Legendary Democratic strategist James Carville is standing by with a few specific ideas about how they can capitalize.

Plus, ahead of another anniversary of January 6th,

Donald Trump was partying at Mara Lago last night

with the architects of the plot

to steal the 2020 election.

I'll get Congressman James Clyburn's reaction to that.

And later, a judge orders Trump

to appear for sentencing next week,

just 10 days before he's sworn in.

The law firm of Weissman and Katiel is here to tell us what to expect and why it matters.

Okay, so on Friday, Mike Johnson was re-elected as Speaker of the House, but not without a

healthy dose of drama. I mean, initially Johnson didn't have the votes, and for a moment,

it looked like we might be headed for another McCarthy-esque multi-day dumpster fire here in Washington.

And then two of the key Republican holdouts decided to vote for Johnson.

Of course, right after getting phone calls from Donald Trump, sometimes that's how it goes.

But whatever it took to get over the finish line, if you're Mike Johnson or anyone working for

him, I think it's safe to say you're probably breathing a big side of relief right now because

it very easily could have gone another way. I mean, just

asked Kevin McCarthy, given when he went through. It was just over a year ago. And it's important

to note before McCarthy's five-day 15 ballot fiasco, the last time a speaker of the House was not

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