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president trump. we'll have more on that speech and why he gave it just ahead. plus the january 6th committee releases more of what the former president wouldn't say the day after the insurrection. meanwhile, on capitol hill, covid is complicating crunch time for congress. democrats are running out of time to get things done before a month-long august break. good morning. and welcome to "way too early." on this tuesday, july 26th. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for being here. there are new developments with the justice department's investigation into the january 6th attack. two t...

He was the most wonderful father. i love him so much. i'm sending you love in the stars. >> that was msnbc joe reporting. joining us is alexi. alexi, great to see you. >> good morning, jonathan. congrats on the boat book. today is a look at the 2022 midterms. he has made a number of this midterm cycle across the country. as you look ahead, he is supposed to have one of his bleakest outcomes yet. we are looking at places like wyoming. he has challenged house republican on the january 6 committee. that primary looks

FEW TITLES ENCAPSULATE an exhibition’s argument as succinctly as “by Alison Knowles: A Retrospective (1960–2022).” Curator Karen Moss borrows that “by” from a slim volume of the same name, a collection of the artist’s compositions issued through the “Great Bear” pamphlet series of Something Else Press in 1965. The preposition’s pliability is the point. Most obviously, “by” denotes authorship, as in a corpus of texts written by Alison Knowles, yet it also suggests facilitation, a process brought about by means of Alison Knowles, or proximity, i.e., close by Alison Knowle...