Tonight marks the end of @MehdiHasanShow and @MehdiRHasan's time with MSNBC. Thank you for watching us, week after week, over the past three years.

.@MehdiRHasan: "I want to talk about how [the Claudine Gay scandal] serves as yet another example of conservatives' uncanny ability to make a Mount Kilimanjaro out of a molehill, because it's a talent that liberals don't appear to have the skill or inclination to mimic."

"Don't call yourself a free person if you can't make changes. If you can't stop a genocide that is still ongoing" - @azaizamotaz9's message to Americans.

In tonight's 60-second rant, @MehdiRHasan looks at how the humanitarian situation inside Gaza has grown increasingly dire under Israel's bombardment three months after October 7th.

As the @MehdiHasanShow comes to a close, we look back on some of our favorite moments from the last three years. Roll the tape!

“I was due to lose my life multiple times." Palestinian photojournalist @azaizamotaz9 talks to @MehdiRHasan about the reality of reporting from Gaza, where a record number of journalists have been killed.

"We have to condemn the rhetoric of violence and it's so despicable not to see high-ranking Republicans in Congress do that on a consistent basis because their silence is complicity." -@JenaGriswold

Israel’s assault in Gaza has killed nearly 23,000 people, including at least 72 Palestinian journalists. @MehdiRHasan points out that without these journalists on the ground, there would be no one to tell the world about the ongoing horrific tragedies in the enclave.

What does the Former United States Capitol Police Sergeant think of Republicans calling Capitol rioters "hostages?" Sgt. Aquilino Gonell says: "It's a betrayal of the sacrifices we did on January 6th and every effort that we did on January 6th to prevent them from getting hurt."

Three years ago, @MehdiRHasan launched his show with a stark warning about the danger posed to America by Donald Trump. Tonight, on his last show, Mehdi issues another dire warning ahead of the 2024 election: “America’s crisis of democracy, sadly, is far from over.”