“Donald Trump has a long history of embracing and encouraging violent antisemitism. There’s this consistent refusal to own up to who he really is. It’s time to pay attention.” @Eric_Alterman joins @MehdiRHasan to call out the bothsides-ing of Trump’s bigoted behavior.

Donald Trump is insisting he isn’t a white supremacist despite the fact his administration issued a statement for 2017 Holocaust Remembrance Day that left out Jewish people. @ruthbenghiat tells @MehdiRHasan, “This is a gift to Neo-Nazis.”

"Calling Donald Trump a loser might be the best thing we can do to try to move on from him... Republicans are getting pretty tired of losing," @BrendanBuck tells @MehdiRHasan how best to sway GOP voters away from the former President in 2024.

Anti-trans laws and rhetoric are on the rise — and “that is a weight that we all feel,” @imarajones says: “We are members of a community that is being targeted for political expediency. And we know that…violence is a direct result of that.”

“Being trans in 2022, it’s a challenge," @ParkerMolloy tells @mehdirhasan. "There’s not really a good-faith attempt on the right to find some sort of common ground ... It feels the best that any of us can do is to tread water."

Amid rising hate and violence, it's more important than ever to call out the right's anti-trans policies and rhetoric. "This isn’t about bathrooms or team sports or healthcare," @mehdirhasan says. "It’s about standing in solidarity with a marginalized and under-fire community."

America is touted as being the greatest country in the world. But when it comes to employee benefits and workers’ rights, you’d be shocked at just how abysmal the United States is when compared to other countries. @mehdirhasan’s commentary on American exceptionalism gone wrong:

Herschel Walker “absolutely should” lose his Senate race in Georgia, @TaraSetmayer says, and she’s “confident that he will lose.” She tells @mehdirhasan: “He is an unmitigated, ignorant, unstable, unqualified candidate and would be an embarrassment to the people of Georgia.”

.@TaraSetmayer says Kevin McCarthy’s handling of the fringe GOP "should be concerning to the American people": "If anyone thinks there’s actually going to be a governing coalition w/ [him] at the head of it...good luck," she tells @mehdirhasan. “It’s going to be a circus."

Kevin McCarthy is desperately trying to keep his conference together as he makes his bid for speaker in a razor-thin, majority-Republican House — and it’s clear he’s struggling, @mehdirhasan says. @JulianCastro adds: “What they have here is a total dumpster fire.” WATCH: