Today on Velshi, the walls are closing in on Donald Trump.

The adults have entered the courtroom.

They're dealing blow after blow to Trump's increasingly ludicrous explanations for all those classified

documents the Fed seized from his Florida golf club.

The latest ruling clears the path for the Justice Department to continue its criminal

investigation without delay.

And no matter how earnestly, the former president claims to have declassified all those documents with his mind.

Plus, the January 6th Committee is back. Congressional investigators ramping up what promises

to be a blockbuster final hearing just four days away. And while we wait for the big event,

they're releasing video evidence every day. And right to the middle of that legal peril walks New York

Attorney General Letitia James with a lawsuit that former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen says could end

Trump's businesses. And he should know he's the one to blew the whistle that got this whole

investigation going. I'm going to talk to Michael Cohen himself this morning.

Plus, Senator Tim Cain is here to talk about the highest stakes midterms in recent memory,

the danger of a nuclear arms saber-rattling Vladimir Putin, and more.

Also, it's banned book week.

So we're convening a special edition of the Velshi Band Book Club today

with someone who works squarely at the center of human rights, democracy, and literature.

Velshi starts now.

Good morning. I'm Ali Velshi. It is Saturday, September the 24th. It's day 213 of Russia's

brutal and barbaric war in Ukraine, which remember, Vladimir Putin planned would take all

of three days to capture the Capitol, something that never happened. Now, if you need more

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