Not only is there a double standard that lets Republicans shrug off right-wing extremism, @milleridriss tells @mehdirhasan there's a "direct through-line" between the xenophobia of the war on terror and "a much broader rage" of hate groups over the last decade.

A new report shows far-right extremist killings are on the rise. But just as dangerous, @mehdirhasan says, is the denialism of the GOP. He breaks down why Republicans can’t afford to keep turning the other cheek. WATCH:

In just a few years, the Q-Anon conspiracy has gone from obscure, internet message board to fully mainstream, @mehdirhasan says. How did this happen and why does the right seem particularly susceptible? @willsommer has some answers - he joins to talk his new book

Marjorie Taylor Greene's idea of a "national divorce" is not only outrageous, but dangerous and deeply flawed. @MehdiRHasan and @AymanM speak on set for the first time about the consequences of a sitting member of Congress calling for the dissolution of the U.S.

“It’s a bill that would make Florida the place where public higher education goes to die,” @jeremycyoung tells @MehdiRHasan in response to GOP Florida lawmakers introducing a new bill that would ban gender, CRT studies and DEI initiatives.

Donald Trump's presidency is often seen as unprecedented but compared to Andrew Jackson, was he really a one-off? @IainDale tells @MehdiRHasan that Jackson was "the Trump of his day. Like Trump, he was the ultimate disruptor."

"We have to recognize that her comments are not going to diminish her standing in the Republican Party," @kathsstewart says to @MehdiRHasan of Marjorie Taylor Greene's alarming secessionist rhetoric. "The big question here is where is the Republican leadership?"

Could the Georgia grand jury foreperson's bizarre media tour lead to a possible dismissal and make Donald Trump the luckiest man in the world? “Probably not,” @BarbMcQuade tells @MehdiRHasan. “I think that if there’s any taint here it can be cured.”

"She didn't play rhetorical footsie with the idea. She explicitly stated that America should be torn asunder," @MehdiRHasan says of Marjorie Taylor Greene calling for the United States to undergo a "National Divorce." WATCH:

"There's a lot of Republicans living in blue states and Democrats in red states. Separation won't be as easy as it was during the Civil War." @bfwalter shoots down Marjorie Taylor Greene's talks of a "national divorce" with @MehdiRHasan.