For all the outcry on the right about rising crime, there’s one thing “Fox News does not want to show,” Fmr. San Francisco DA @chesaboudin tells @mehdirhasan. “Pro-Trump jurisdictions across the country have some of the highest crime rates.”

It’s been over a year since San Francisco ousted progressive DA Chesa Boudin over crime concerns. So what has happened since? Spoiler Alert: Violent crime is *up.* @mehdirhasan breaks down what the backlash against progressive DA’s, including Boudin, is really about.

With Trump now indicted for a 4th time, the myth of Trump’s “nine legal lives” is imploding as he faces accountability, @TimOBrien tells @mehdirhasan. He’s in “waters he’s never swam in before.”

Conservatives are absurdly arguing the Georgia indictment charges Trump for acts that aren’t actual crimes. But law professor @AnthonyMKreis says it’s actually “par for the course of criminal law.” He explains how individual acts can be part of a larger criminal conspiracy.

In tonight's #handover, @MehdiRHasan and @AymanMSNBC talk about GOP faux outrage over the selection of David Weiss as special counsel in the Hunter Biden probe. It's a "reminder that you can’t please the Republicans ... and so maybe Merrick Garland should just stop trying.”

House Dems are under fire for an AIPAC-affiliated trip to Israel, despite the judicial overhaul. @JeremyBenAmi says this is larger than AIPAC. "It's about the entirety of our political system being warped & our policies being warped by the influence of money in our politics."

"Somebody like Rudy Giuliani, who right now is just a co-conspirator in the Jack Smith election interference case but could be looking at being a codefendant in this [Georgia] case, somebody like Rudy Giuliani would be completely incentivized to flip." -@KatiePhang

An increasing number of Israelis and American Jews are starting to call Israel an apartheid state, and yet, some top Democrats are running into the arms of Benjamin Netanyahu. @MehdiRHasan says these Democrats will be remembered as being on the wrong side of history.

"Most of the ethnically-based civil wars are started by people who had once been dominant in a country but are in decline demographically." @bfwalter says the U.S. is closer to a civil war than most would like to believe.

.@MehdiRHasan warns that the threat of civil war is no longer hyperbole: “Political violence is not something abstract, or something that might happen at some point in the future, it’s happening right now."