For the second time in his many weeks, Donald Trump has backed away from an unpopular policy.

Last week, it was Greenland. This week, the ICE operation in Minneapolis where federal agents killed yet another protester.

But it is also true that once he gets an idea in his head, tariffs, for example, the idea doesn't go away.

So will he come back to the notion of invading the sovereign

territory of Denmark and will he escalate tensions once again in Minneapolis? We'll discuss this

and more next. Good evening and welcome to Washington Week. We have a lot to talk about

tonight. It's been another semi-hillucinatory week

in America. Just yesterday, the former CNN anchor Don Lemon was arrested for covering a protest

inside a church in Minneapolis. We'll talk about the First Amendment implications with that.

And even stranger, you'll never guess who showed up at the Fulton County, Georgia Election

Center with the FBI. Okay, I'll tell you, Tulsi Gabb up at the Fulton County Georgia Election Center with the FBI.

Okay, I'll tell you. Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence.

Gabbard and the FBI are on the hunt for proof that the 2020 election was stolen from Trump.

Soon after Gabbard showed up, and by the way, could you imagine any previous administration

in which the Director of National Intelligence or the Director of the CIA involved him or herself in domestic law enforcement related to elections?

Donald Trump reposted a claim on his social media platform that Italian military satellites had been used to hack into U.S. voting machines to help Joe Biden.

Completely normal stuff. With me to talk about

these issues and everything else, Susan Glasser is a staff writer at The New Yorker.

Stephen Hayes is the editor of the dispatch. Zolankano Young's is a White House correspondent at the New York

Times, and Tolu Oloranipa is a staff writer at the Atlantic and the co-author of

His Name is George Floyd, One Man's Life and the Struggle for Racial Justice.

Thank you all for being here.

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