of, him and breaking news out of georgia, a fourth trump indictment could come as early as tuesday. we have more details in just a moment, plus ron desantis suspends another elective prosecutor in a move divided as politically motivated this as his campaign continues to implode. and the chair of the house oversight senate committee says the vote to impeach joe biden even though he has found zero evidence of wrongdoing by the president. what a sad state of affairs for republicans. i m ayman mohyeldin let s get, started. tonight we begin this hour with breaking news. former georgia lieutenant governor jeff duncan, a republican has confirmed to the atlanta journal-constitution that he is set to testify before a fulton county district attorney fani willis is granary on. tuesday that information sheds more light on previously reporting from nbc news that, willis who s investigating trump s alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election loss in georgia will start to present her case
and defended the words he used to explain that decision in the report he sent to merrick garland, the attorney general. i said president biden was old and he had a poor memory because that s what i saw when i interviewed him, hur keeps on saying. anticipating that testimony, the white house released a transcript of that interview between president biden and special counsel hur hoping to refute those findings. so let s get into it. find out exactly what that transcript says. also what democrats and republicans got out of today s testimony. joining us now, nbc news white house correspondent, mike memoli and lisa rubin. first off to you, mike. you read the whole transcript. i tried to get you on the show yesterday, you couldn t come on. you said you were doing something special in secret. now we know what it was. you were reading the transcript. does it line up with the way hur described the interview? certainly in the mind of democrats, no. that s part of what the reaction wa
the places and the person who will likely decide the most consequential until election of our time. that s tonight on these lines good evening i m abby phillip in new york and welcome to the official start of the general election is shaping up to be a rematch for the history books. in the red corner is donald trump twice impeached, indicted insurrectionist, depending on who you ask. and the blue corner, joe biden, older, unpopular and beset by questions about his ability to do the job for four more years but there is a third man in the ring to robert f. kennedy jr. more on him in a moment. but first, a reminder, this election will be close and it will be decided by a few thousand votes in roughly a handful of states. six to be exact. so here is where it could all come to a head. this november six states where let s face it, each ballot might make a bigger impact than in the rest of the country. nevada, arizona, georgia, michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. these are the s
our children. when you see our kids, and i truly believe they are the children of our country. i will not let parents come into schools and actually make their own decision. i don t think parents should be telling schools what they should teach. no place is this fight more evident than in virginia where parents have found the vessel to fight for their rights. governor glenn youngkin. in july youngkin s department of education released new school guidelines to keep parents in charge of their kids. under these new rules, school personnel will have to call children by the pronouns listed in their official school record. not whatever they feel like identifying as that day. kids will also have to use the bathroom that corresponds with their sex, not their chosen gender. no, these seem like common sense guidelines to keep our children safe. but the state s largest school district doesn t think so. fairfax county, virginia is defying youngkin s orders and parents are petrified
on this new hour, blood bath at the rnc. with his sister-in-law in charge, trump solidifies his grip on the republican national committee with massive layoffs. could the hostile takeover backfire? and how his team is plotting to campaign from the courtroom. and my thoughts on this week s speech from senator schumer sending shock waves to israel and why i believe it came 30,000 lives too late. i m ayman mohyeldin. let s do it. this week it was extremely maga makeover rnc edition. after locking in the republican presidential nomination, donald trump has now set his sights on remaking the republican national committee in his own image. on monday, the disgraced ex-president timed his grip on the party further, using his newly installed rnc leadership team, which includes his daughter-in-law, to push out dozens of officials at the committee. more than 60 employees got the pink slip, including five members of the senior staff. trump s rnc also began implementing a complete o