With one year to go until the 2024 election, @MehdiRHasan breaks down a stunning new poll: "To call these [results] anything other than savage for the President... for the Democratic Party and let's be honest, for the future of American democracy, would be an understatement."

While new House Speaker Mike Johnson’s extremism has many worried, @DelPercioS says there’s one silver lining: “He definitely has really destroyed the chance of Republicans holding on to the House.”

The "G" word – genocide – can be used carelessly, insensitively, as a shutting of the gates, rather than opening a conversation, says @mehdirhasan. But it’s a conversation we need to have, given rhetoric from Hamas & Israeli officials: youtube.com/6u6-BymtuZI

“It’s very dangerous to have someone with such a narrow view of life and American society be in charge of so much.” @DavidCornDC discusses new Rep. Mike Johnson’s extreme views as he takes on his new role as House Speaker.

22 family members of @AlnaouqA have been killed in Israel’s bombardment of Gaza. What does he say when Israel says it’s targeting Hamas and trying to protect civilians? “The claim that Israel is attacking Hamas is ridiculous… This is a war against the Palestinian people.”

Republicans finally elected a House Speaker. And while Jim Jordan and Steve Scalise were cast aside for being too extreme, the person who finally won is hardly a moderate. Meet House Speaker Mike Johnson.

"The possibility of genocide is staring us in the face" in Gaza, Israeli-American professor of Holocaust and genocide studies Omer Bartov tells @mehdirhasan, adding: "What we are seeing now may become much worse."

Oxfam spokesperson @WhateverInGaza calls this weekend's aid convoys a drop “in an ocean of needs” in Gaza. “It has been destruction of bakeries, grocery stores, and of everything, in our area, in the South, everywhere. Why would you bomb bakeries, again and again?”

Why is Donald Trump so angry that his former lawyers flipped on him in the Georgia election interference case? @BarbMcQuade says it's not just because of the "disloyalty." The moves have major legal implications. WATCH:

Will Netanyahu's political career be over when the Israel-Hamas war ends? @NTarnopolsky says there are already calls for his resignation. "Israelis hold Netanyahu completely responsible. They don't accept the theory that he, too, was a victim of this surprise."