We've got a lot of news to get to tonight. Today is the last day of early voting before Texas's

primaries on Tuesday. And on the Republican side of the primaries, Trump has thrown himself,

well, he's thrown the entire thing, really, into chaos, flying down to the state today for a big

rally, despite the fact that he hasn't chosen which Republican candidate he wants to back

for the big Senate seat. We're also following the big news that a top Trump ally, who

already owns CBS, has now officially inked a deal to acquire the parent company of CNN. I'll talk

to my former colleague and the former CNN anchor Soledad

O'Brien about what that all means. And we're following big new revelations tonight about the

Trump administration's efforts to try to derail the Epstein investigation and downplay Trump's

ties to the notorious sex trafficker. That's new reporting. It's coming as the Republican-led

investigation into

Epstein spent the day questioning a different president, Bill Clinton, about his alleged ties to

Epstein. I'll talk to the reporter behind those new Trump revelations, as well as one of the

Democratic members of Congress who was in the room during Bill Clinton's deposition in just a

moment. So, like I said, we got a lot

tonight. I want to start with this question. Hope you're sitting down. This is a tough one.

You might need a pen and paper. Who is the most corrupt member of Donald Trump's cabinet?

I know. It's like I handed you a bag of M&Ms and asked you to tell me which one is

the most chocolatey, right? But if one had to pick a cabinet member, excluding Donald Trump

himself, who's engaged in the most outrageous self-dealing and influence peddling, the one whose

personal conflicts of interest are most in need of oversight, if I had to ask you to pick one

cabinet secretary, we'd have to go

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