Will Donald Trump ever see the inside of a jail cell? @katiephang, @WajahatAli & @swin24 weigh in on tonight’s episode of #TheMehdiHasanShow on @MSNBConPeacock!

Blasting allies deemed inadequately loyal; engaging in gleeful sadism by launching faceless hordes at political enemies; cheekily winking at conspiracy theories. It sounds like Donald Trump, right? Actually, that's how Elon Musk has behaved on Twitter since taking over. WATCH:

The UN is set to kick Iran out of the The Commission on the Status of Women next week. @USEnvoyIran tells @mehdirhasan that the U.S. is leading the charge in this because it "makes no sense" for Iran to be a part of that commission.

France is heading to the #WorldCup semi-finals after beating England. Watch @MehdiRHasan eat his words 🥐 and agree with Francophile @AymanM 👍🏽 in tonight’s #handover

Senate Democrats are seeking answers on Jared Kushner’s Middle East deals, including a possible Qatar link to a $1.2 billion deal. @ryangrim tells @MehdiRHasan that Joshua Kushner, Jared’s brother, also hit up Qatar for money: “This needs to be investigated.”

“There’s really no comparison. Jared Kushner was the senior official in the White House. Hunter Biden is not in the White House.” @VickyPJWard compares the alleged conflicts of interest surrounding Biden and Kushner.

In Sunday’s opening monologue, @mehdirhasan says we need to talk about a scandal too many have been ignoring for too long, involving a president & a family member who’s accused of using his proximity to rake in billions. And no, he’s not talking about Hunter Biden:

.@PeterBeinart isn’t shocked Republicans use support for Israel as a defense against antisemitism charges: It "makes a certain amount of sense," he tells @mehdirhasan. "You like Jews when they’re...in their own country. You don’t like them when they’re in *your* country."

Benjamin Netanyahu has long led a bizarre alliance between Christian Zionists and Israeli politicians — and his recent rhetoric is "old-fashioned colonialist" and "racist," @PeterBeinart says. “[It's] just a sign of how normalized anti-Palestinian and anti-Arab bigotry can be.”

Antisemitic tropes are on the rise, especially on the right. But it seems whenever a Republican is accused of antisemitism, their reply is, “I can’t be antisemitic, I love Israel!” How does *that* work? It doesn’t. And @mehdirhasan explains why: