The first thing I want to mention is right here on set, we're going to have Congresswoman

elect Adelaide de Grohalva, Congressman Robert Garcia.

They're going to join me here in studio for a joint interview momentarily.

Now, by now you've likely heard that Grahalva would be the final signature required to trigger

a vote on the Epstein files.

And she's very willing to do that.

And that Mike Johnson is refusing to

swear her in. Congressman Garcia is the ranking Democrat on the House Oversight Committee who has

been fighting tooth and nail to get those files released. But that story is actually much bigger

than just the Epstein files. So both of them are going to be right here at this

table together in just a moment. We're going to talk all about that. But I want to start tonight

with something that is definitely not a secret. We all see this. We all see the numbers. We all

see it happening before our eyes. And that is the indisputable fact that Donald Trump's agenda is

deeply unpopular with the American people. So what do you do when your

agenda is toxic? And when the voters you rely on to hold power to vote for you don't actually

like what you're doing with that power? Well, you make it harder for people to participate. You

disempower voters. You do everything you can to rig the rules and

break the process. And we've seen this all before. I mean, Trump and the MAGA movement have a long

history of following this pattern. After all, this is the party that spent years passing laws

that make it harder for people to vote. This is the party whose leader

tried to overturn the results of a legitimate election, pressuring state officials to find him

votes that didn't exist, submitting fraudulent election documents, and when none of that worked,

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