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of power to subvert the will of the american people. our democracy is being tested and strained time and time again, so i'm sure doesn't shock you to hear that according to a new nbc news poll, voters actually ranked threats to democracy as the most important issue facing the country today. and while that fear is warranted, democracy and justice have racked up some notable winds lately. in defiance of his long held nickname, teflon don, donald trump has found himself backed into a legal corner in recent weeks, facing mounting re-legal peril on three important france. in new york, the...

future is at stake. thank you all so much for joining us tonight. greatly appreciate your time and insights. coming up, on the second hour of ayman, democracy fights back, how people around the world are holding those in power accountable. plus, oh my pillow, the dangerous conspiracy theorist mike lindell, faces a growing list of legal problems. and the latest on the path of tropical storm ian as he -- let's get started. so on the show, we've been frank second hour one okay about the often bleak state of american democracy, from rioters in the halls of our nation's capital, to electi...

plus, testing democracy. >> what happened on january 6th was not the normal functioning of our democracy. >> a deep partisan divide reveal congress works to make sure the results of a presidential election can't be overturned. and the former president who still refuses to accept the 2020 election results speaks out about the classified documents seized from his florida home. >> if you're the president of the united states, you can declassify just by saying it's declassified, even by thinking about it. >> i'll speak with democratic congressman jamie raskin of maryland, part of the jan...

mornings too, but a little cloud, leapt the light slowly sleep in, cup of coffee, quiet house -- rachel: that sounds liken fantasy. [laughter] pete: my if wife is, like, turn the lights on. i like to keep them off. let the natural light come in, let the morning soothe in -- will: it's not an operating room. i don't need harsh overhead light. i hate badminton. [laughter] rachel: that looked so fun. will: i was so humbled just now. i mean, i broke mine in tennis, i i now play racquetball with friends. rachel: how is it different than racquetball? will: i don't know. first of all, i can...

get onto the next day, many don't even have usable drinking water, many don't have a place to call home but they listen to our vice president who thought it was a good time to say this. >> vice president harris: our lowest income communities and communities of color that are most impacted by these extreme conditions and impacted by issues not of their own making, absolutely. we have to address this in a way that is about giving resources based on equity. >> kayleigh: i cannot believe when i heard this, harris. when those floodwaters are rising, when your home is destroyed, when you p...