Happy Labor Day Weekend, I'm John Avlon, Infrabrine Stelter.

We are live in New York, and this is Reliable Sources.

This hour, why one of Fox News favorite congressmen, Devon Nunes, is going after journalists

in court and the questions surrounding the murky legal funding of his lawsuits.

Also, in the TV exclusive, we're going to show you a new NYU study that reveals just

how much misinformation dominates your newsfeed on Facebook.

And the great Ken Burns has got a brand new doc on Muhammad Ali.

We're going to talk to him one on one.

But first, the fallout from Afghanistan.

The longest war in US history ends just days before the 20th anniversary of the attacks

of 9-11.

And enough Afghanistan, hundreds of local journalists working for US back media are

stranded with their families past the evacuation deadline.

While here at home, there's been a fierce debate about President Joe Biden's handling

of America's withdrawal.

We're covering the media story from all angles, and with us now is Aisha Tanzeem.

She's the Afghanistan and Pakistan bureau chief for Voice of America.

Spencer Ackerman, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter who now heads up forever awards newsletter

and the author of the great new book, Rain of Terror.

We've got Leonard Pitt's Jr., the Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist for the Miami Herald.

And Michael Daley, columnist for the Daily Beast, who covered the attacks in 9-11, and

it's aftermath for the New York Daily News.

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