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Rachel Maddow puts together examples of Donald Trump completely reversing himself on a variety of issues after meeting with billionaires who have a stake in policies Trump would implement if he returns to office.

Sherrilyn Ifill, Endowed Chair in Civil Rights at Howard University, talks with Rachel Maddow about President Joe Biden's three-part proposal for reining in the rogue Roberts Supreme Court that is no longer bound by any rules as it decides whatever outcome suits the conservative majority's apparent agenda.

Listen to the audio version of The Last Word With Lawrence O’Donnell from the July 25th broadcast. Guests from tonight's show include Sen. Bob Casey, Amb. Susan Rice and Andrew Weissmann.

The narratives and messaging within the right-wing media bubble have become so extreme that they are contrary to general public opinion, leaving the Trump campaign with lots of red meat for its base but generally unpopular views with a broader, national audience. Rep. Pramila Jayapal, chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, talks with Alex Wagner about how this gives Kamala Harris an advantage.

President Biden will give an address from the Oval Office on leaving the presidential race. Meanwhile, Vice President Harris is in Indiana and former President Trump is in North Carolina. NBC News’ Monica Alba, Vaughn Hillyard and Washington Post White House bureau chief Toluse Olorunnipa join Ana Cabrera to share their political analysis.

In nominating Donald Trump for president for the third time in a row, the Republican Party seems more unified than ever, but that unity is largely the result of the purging of anyone who isn't totally loyal to Trump, leaving behind a party of sycophants and low-grade cultural boosters. McKay Coppins, staff writer for The Atlantic, and former Republican George Conway talk with Alex Wagner and Chris Hayes about what has become and what will come of the Republican Party.

J.D. Vance’s vice presidential acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention is fact-checked by Stephanie Ruhle, as the final day of the RNC continues.

Former President Donald Trump has chosen Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, as his vice presidential running mate, taking a once-strident critic and elevating him as the leading heir to his political legacy. MSNBC's Brian Tyler Cohen breaks down Trump’s vice president pick, Vance’s policies and how he responded to Fox News when pressed about his criticism of Trump. For more of Brian’s collab with

Alex Wagner, Chris Hayes, Tim Miller and McKay Coppins discuss Night Two of the RNC, where Trump’s fiercest primary opponents are set to speak. “Tonight could just as easily have been called ‘The Night of a Thousand Humiliations,’” says Wagner.

Former RNC Chair Michael Steele joins MSNBC’s Ari Melber and MSNBC’s Jen Psaki to discuss The Republican National Convention, Trump’s second term plans, and more.

Rachel Maddow looks back at the blistering insults JD Vance directed at his now running mate Donald Trump, as well as his newfound MAGA perspective on the January 6 insurrection. We come from poor countryside, I'm trying to make better videos, please contribute to help us. 👉 : paypal.me/toandeptrai0411

Stephanie Ruhle, Rachel Maddow, and Joy Reid discuss the Wall Street Journal's reporting that Elon Musk plans to give around $45 million a month to a newly formed super PAC to support former President Donald Trump.

People who attended the rally described hearing gunshots and seeing a bloodied former president, with law enforcement officers rushing into action. We come from poor countryside, I'm trying to make better videos, please contribute to help us. 👉 : paypal.me/toandeptrai0411

Dr. Jim Sweetland, an emergency room physician who performed CPR on injured victims minutes after the shooting at Donald Trump's Saturday rally, speaks with NBC's Tom Llamas. We come from poor countryside, I'm trying to make better videos, please contribute to help us. 👉 : paypal.me/toandeptrai0411

In an address from the Oval Office, President Biden called for unity in the country in the wake of the assassination attempt against former President Trump at a campaign rally. We come from poor countryside, I'm trying to make better videos, please contribute to help us. 👉 : paypal.me/toandeptrai0411

A woman who sat front row at former President Trump's in Pennsylvania described the moment shots rang out. She said rather than fear for her own life, she and other attendees wanted to help the former president.

'I plan on talking to him': Biden condemns political violence after Trump injured at rally We come from poor countryside, I'm trying to make better videos, please contribute to help us. 👉 : paypal.me/toandeptrai0411

BREAKING: Trump says he was shot with a bullet that pierced his ear We come from poor countryside, I'm trying to make better videos, please contribute to help us. 👉 : paypal.me/toandeptrai0411

BREAKING: Shooter at Trump rally is confirmed dead, and one spectator is dead We come from poor countryside, I'm trying to make better videos, please contribute to help us. 👉 : paypal.me/toandeptrai0411

Watch Deadline: White House Highlights: July 12 We come from poor countryside, I'm trying to make better videos, please contribute to help us. 👉 : paypal.me/toandeptrai0411

The Last Word With Lawrence O’Donnell - July 12 | Audio Only We come from poor countryside, I'm trying to make better videos, please contribute to help us. 👉 : paypal.me/toandeptrai0411

Trump and his conservative allies seem to see Kamala Harris as a real threat, as they are ramping up their attacks on the first female vice president. “The rhetoric is gross and getting worse,” says Chris Hayes. We come from poor countryside, I'm trying to make better videos, please contribute to help us. 👉 : paypal.me/toandeptrai0411

Watch Deadline: White House Highlights: July 11 We come from poor countryside, I'm trying to make better videos, please contribute to help us. 👉 : paypal.me/toandeptrai0411

Get the latest news and commentary from Stephanie Ruhle weeknights on The 11th Hour. We come from poor countryside, I'm trying to make better videos, please contribute to help us. 👉 : paypal.me/toandeptrai0411

“The grifting, gambling Jan. 6 henchman—who was too much of a security issue for the Trump administration—is going to be the guy vetting resumes the second time around. Is that someone you want in charge of the most important personnel office in the country?” says Chris Hayes about Trump ally John McEntee. We come from poor countryside, I'm trying to make better videos, please contribute to help us. 👉 : paypal.me/toandeptrai0411