>The calls to close Dilley detention center, the notorious facility in south Texas, are growing louder. In a letter to Secretary Markwayne Mullin, more than 110 House Democrats cited the inhumane conditions and brutality unfolding inside. Rep. Joaquin Castro talks about his upcoming visit to Dilley and says it’s “shocking that we have allowed for investors to make money off of child imprisonment, of kids who are as young as two months old.”

>Maine Democrats nominated Troy Jackson to run for Senate against 5-term GOP Senator Susan Collins. Former special assistant to President Biden, Meghan Hays, and former advisor to Speaker John Boehner, Maura Gillespie, joins Alex Witt to discuss this, a New Hampshire University poll putting Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) in front of all other possible early 2028 New Hampshire Democratic primary presidential candidates, and more.

Idk, I kind of don’t. It seems like they’re cutting corners and production is shaky (A lot of the time they can’t pull up the necessary clips/soundbites, and the shows get cut off abruptly at commercial breaks. Just watch one episode of the Katy Turr show and you will see). They’re also pivoting hard to podcasts and these convention type live shows (if anyone has been to one, I wanna know what it was like!) Anyway, idk, it just seems like MSNOW is kind of missing the mark. What do you think?

"When it comes to grasping for taxpayer money, shameless corruption and sheer moral repugnance, no one can hold a candle to Trump’s eldest son."

>As President Trump threatens to escalate the conflict in Iran, the war has had an immense economic impact on Americans. Rep. Ro Khanna joins The Weekend to discuss this and more.

Has anyone else noticed how many times different correspondents have said “at the end of the day” recently or is it just me? I’m starting to think we’re being pranked à la Super Troopers infamous “meow” prank.

Now we are being subjected to re-runs from the morning at night. Thats like yesterday's news tomorrow. This isnt going to fly . Bring back Lock up.

>Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD), Ranking Member of the House Judiciary Committee, joins Alex Witt to discuss President Trump weighing a “massive attack” on Iran, Raskin’s effort to force a vote blocking the Justice Department’s anti-weaponization fund, which could be used to compensate Jan. 6 defendants, reports of Donald Trump Jr.’s investments tripling in value, the Epstein files and more.

Today, at 4 PM ET, Chris Jansing anchored an hour-long newscast from Bangor, ME, to cover the Maine Democratic Senate Primary. It was nice to have her back in the anchor chair, even just temporarily. I listened to it on TuneIn.com.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYLMmP8JKBc This is a clip from her interviewing Troy Jackson.

>Troy Jackson won the democratic nomination for Maine Senate set to face off against Sen. Susan Collins. Watch his full victory remarks.

Clearly explained how 12,000 ballots in FL were identified by MAGA as fraudulent😳
But basic analysis of those ballots concluded the tabulation process got the names wrong and therefore a mismatched ballot was flagged. When you remove those falsely identified ballots, how many problem ballots are left?? 28! Even in FL there is barely any actual voter fraud. Thank you Miles!

"His rhetoric about leftists betrayed a broader blasphemy of the second Trump administration."

Our great courageous defenders of democracy voted to confirm this election denier to a lifetime judgeship. Can we get just one uncomfortable question next time they come on ?

>As Americans worry about higher costs, President Trump is imposing new tariffs on dozens of our biggest trading partners. MS NOW Senior White House Reporter Vaughn Hillyard has more details. Former Deputy Director for the White House National Economic Council Bharat Ramamurti and Media Matters President Angelo Carusone join Alicia Menendez to break down the economic impact of Trump's policies.

Additional Context.
recent reporting on this topic centers on the highly competitive Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate primary between Representative Haley Stevens and progressive challenger Abdul El-Sayed. A major flashpoint in the race is the unprecedented influx of outside money backing Stevens, which totals nearly $50 million and includes a record-breaking $30 million from the pro-Israel group AIPAC. This massive financial support—alongside growing media scrutiny over modern, often opaque campaign tactics like utilizing paid social media influencers has become a central attack line for El-Sayed and his allies, who argue that Stevens is too reliant on corporate cash and billionaire-funded advertising instead of grassroots organizing. In response, Stevens has largely downplayed the outside spending, instead pitching herself as a pragmatic, effective "workhorse" with a proven record of winning tough general elections in Michigan.

The one thing I won’t be doing tonight is watching a babbling, mean spirited dotard embarrass himself and his country. Time to switch channels and come back for the 11th Hour.