4pm: Today in court, former FBI Director James Comey pleaded not guilty on two criminal counts, a case which multiple prosecutors did not want to pursue. Nicolle Wallace, joined by a panel of political and intelligence experts, analyze Trump's public push to prosecute Comey. Plus, The Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg and documentarian Ken Burns join Nicolle to discuss a special edition of The Atlantic examining the history of and lessons learned from the country's founding. 

5pm: Following shocking scenes of treatment by ICE and federal agents in Chicago, hundreds of national guard troops from Texas and Illinois have descended on the city. Not to protect the people of Chicago from the harsh and dehumanizing treatment from the federal agents, but to protect ICE those same agents. Nicolle Wallace, joined by our panel of political and immigration experts, discuss this escalation and the frightening scenes from Chicago. Plus, Representative Jim Himes joins Nicolle to talk through how his republican colleagues are aiding Trump's retribution campaign.

4pm: We begin the hour with breaking news from Maryland. The Department of Justice is working to seek criminal charges against former Trump National Security Advisor turned Trump critic John Bolton. Nicolle Wallace, along with a panel of legal and intelligence experts, discuss how Trump is using the federal government to target his political opponents.

5pm: In Chicago, as people are being met with extreme force and a lack of compassion from federal agents, resistance is rising among the communities in Chicago, especially from faith leaders. Nicolle Wallace is joined by two Chicagoland faith leaders and our political experts to discuss the impact of and resistance against the inhumanity seen in Chicago. Plus, she covers the looming fiscal impacts of the government shutdown and the Nobel Peace Prize winner.