Today on Velshi, unmasking, the Trump insurrection is still happening day by day.

Every day, new details that fill in an increasingly alarming picture of how imperiled American democracy was and still is.

The very latest on the mounting evidence against the former president and his cronies and a roadmap for prosecuting the most impeached president in U.S. history

from some of our nation's top legal minds.

And we're just hours away from the start of the next big battle for voting rights as the Texas

governor orders the legislature back in session today for the sole purpose of pushing

through a voter suppression package that Democrats have fled the state

twice to block. We'll talk to one of those Democrats next. Then, with a rash of Republican

governors making what can fairly be described as pro-COVID policies, we'll talk to one local

official who's fighting against her own state government to try to keep her fellow citizens

alive. Plus, the star witness and the failed former president's first impeachment joins me later in the show,

a man who risked everything and lost much to blow the whistle on a corrupt president trying

to leverage the power of the U.S. government for his own political gain.

Valshi starts now.

Thank you. for his own political gain. Velshi starts now.

Good morning. It's Saturday, August the 7th. I'm Ali Velshi. The ex-president has been out of office for 200 days as of today. We're learning more and more about the coup that could have been.

New information now

revealing just how hard he fought to subvert the will of the people and overturn the 2020

election results. According to materials reported by ABC and not yet verified by MSNBC or NBC News,

Jeffrey Clark, who was the acting head of the Justice Department Civil Division at the time,

wrote emails that essentially would have laid out a roadmap for Georgia Republicans to overturn

the will of the state's voters. Clark's message intended to tell Georgia election officials

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