4pm: The Department of Justice puts two prosecutors on leave after they sought a sentence for a pardoned January 6th rioter while new details poke holes in the case against New York Attorney General Letitia James. And all this combined with a tough economic picture is proving unpopular for Trump. Nicolle Wallace discusses the latest on all of those fronts with some favorite reporters and friends.

5pm: The Atlantic's David Graham delivers a startling look into the future efforts to subvert elections in the U.S. in a new piece that he joins Nicolle Wallace and Democracy Docket's Marc Elias to unpack. And later in the hour, military experts join Nicolle to lay out how Donald Trump is using troops to hurdle the country towards autocracy.

4pm: Years after the investigation into Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election results, a veteran FBI official was pushed out for his involvement in that investigation. Nicolle Wallace, along with a panel of intelligence and political experts discuss the latest purge in the Justice Department. Plus, new reporting reveals that Jeffrey Epstein was investigated for money laundering and a judge blocks the Trump administration from suspending SNAP benefits amid the government shutdown.

5pm: Senator Elissa Slotkin sounded an alarm bell, noting how Donald Trump's agenda mirrors the playbook of authoritarians. Her words come as the New York Times Editorial Board measures Trump's shift towards autocracy. Nicolle Wallace, along with our panel of political experts analyze the future of our democracy. Plus, new reporting suggests that the U.S. is poised to strike military targets in Venezuela in an escalation against Maduro's regime.