The Dominion defamation suit against Fox has revealed the panicked internal conversations happening at the network. @MehdiRHasan breaks down just how much trouble the so-called “news” network might be in.

Does @RepSwalwell believe the Democratic Party has a messaging problem? “We’re getting a lot better,” he tells @MehdiRHasan, but warns his party needs to “start taking credit and discrediting.”

"Is it unreasonable for the United States to expect the Ministers of allied governments to not muse about pogroms and ethnic cleansing?" @MehdiRHasan asks after this week an Israeli cabinet official said a Palestinian village should be "wiped off" planet Earth. WATCH:

What does Trump get about political messaging that a lot of Democrats still don’t? @MehdiRHasan explains:

Today's Christian Nationalists feel awfully different from yesterday's Moral Majority. @mehdirhasan asks: Are they? "There's actually not a lot that's different," says investigative reporter @sarahposner. "What has changed is their willingness to say these things out loud."

Critics say Ron DeSantis isn't a dynamic speaker. But, @mehdirhasan notes, they miss the presidential hopeful's favorite recent rhetorical strategy... a dangerous, extremist one that polls shockingly well with Republicans, and Republicans only:

During a tour promoting his new book "Win Every Argument," @mehdirhasan is challenged, on the spot to share something positive about American politics. Start the clock!

How did the GOP become so receptive to the QAnon movement? @willsommer says, just look at House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, who went from denouncing QAnon, to claiming he doesn’t know what it is, to courting the support of former QAnon booster Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene.

It may have started with some online messages, but the QAnon conspiracy theory has become a dangerous force causing real violence. In his new book, @willsommer traces QAnon’s quick rise and growing foothold in the Republican party.

Did our nat. sec. agencies miss the threat of right-wing extremism over the last 2 decades, @mehdirhasan asks. It’s “been a problem for years,” @jamil_n_jaffer says. “There's no doubt that our... agencies need to focus in on the very real threat that domestic issues pose.”