Tonight, 138 days until the midterm elections, we're watching a president adrift.

New emerging details of what he's calling the Trump deal look a lot like he's losing a war and stamping his name on it.

Plus, Trump blew up his own Director of National Intelligence Nominees confirmation hearing today

as part of a half-baked pressure campaign

to get congressional Republicans to back, among other things, a voter suppression bill that he

thinks is key to Republicans winning elections and to Trump avoiding a third impeachment.

And new analysis by Reuters reveals a shameful new chapter in Trump's brutal ice crackdown. The former

New York City controller Brad Lander knows a thing or two about resisting ice, having been handcuffed

and hauled into court himself. Lander was exonerated last week, and next week he's planning

to become the Democratic nominee for a congressional district in New York. He'll join me tonight

to discuss how to melt ice once and for all.

Breaking tonight, President Donald Trump and the Iranian President Masoud Pazeshkian

have both signed a memorandum of understanding, a ceasefire framework with a 60-day clock to reach a

permanent deal. Donald Trump signed it while having dinner with the French President Macron in Versailles.

Peschian signed virtually. It all comes only hours after he finally got a first look at this

memorandum. Although when I say got a first look, I really mean first listen,

since the entire 14-point document was read to reporters by a senior U.S. official.

The deal bears no resemblance to the comprehensive 2015 Iran nuclear deal

that Donald Trump pulled the U.S. out of in 2018.

The key terms are an immediate halt to

military operations, including in Lebanon. Although the fighting in Lebanon has exclusively been

between Iran-backed Hezbollah forces and the Israelis, and it's not clear if the Israelis or

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