Tonight, Attorney General Merrick Garland on Capitol Hill, with a firing response to

Republicans in the House Judiciary Committee attacking the DOJ. Plus, a pro-Trump attorney

now estates witness what Lynn Wood could add to the Georgia case. And the Senate now

making moves to confirm key military positions amid Tommy Tuberville's blockade. Then, a one-time

fire arms executive turned gun industry critic, Ryan Bussey, is now making a run for the

governor's office in Montana. He'll join me live as the 11th hour gets underway on

this Wednesday night. Good evening. Once again, I'm Stephanie Rule

live from MSNBC headquarters here in New York City. It was a full-fledged political combat

on Capitol Hill as Attorney General Merrick Garland testified for more than five hours

to a House Judiciary Committee, packed with good old Trump allies, GOP lawmakers clashed

with Garland over alleged political bias at the Justice Department, the Hunter Biden

probe, and the federal indictments of the former president. We get more from NBC's Ryan

Nobles on what went down. Tonight, Attorney General Merrick Garland firing back at Republicans

accusing him of weaponizing the Justice Department.

I am not the president's lawyer. I will add I am not Congress's prosecutor. The Justice

Department works for the American people.

But Republican lawmakers grilling Garland over what they call a two-tier justice system.

There's one investigation protecting President Biden. There's another one attacking President

Trump. Justice departments got both sides of the equation covered. The GOP zeroing in on

the special counsel investigation of Hunter Biden.

Allegium Garland was misleading when he said there was no interference in the investigation

into the president's son. Garland was pressed if he had any conversations with special counsel

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