Velshi

How Republicans may have overshot with gerrymandering; what the true cost could be for the seemingly small win Trump handed to China's Xi on Taiwan ; and why Eric Trump's participation in his father's trip to China is raising eyebrows.

How China's innovation powers its ascent on the world stage as a rival superpower to the United States; rising inflation paints an alarming economic picture; a teacher and mom in Tennessee take the fight to their local book banning library board.

Why Republicans' gerrymandering strategy could backfire on them in November; how President Trump's seemingly small concession to China's Xi Jinping could have massive consequences; and the state of the resistance, as demonstrators gather in Alabama to protest efforts to undermine Black representation.

Incumbent Sen. Bill Cassidy loses big in Louisiana's Republican primary; Democrats back Independent candidate Dan Osborn for the Nebraska's U.S. Senate seat; Israel and Lebanon talks yield a ceasefire extension, while violence against Palestinians intensifies in the West Bank; federal judges overwhelmingly rebuke ICE's detention practices.

President Trump is funding expensive vanity projects in spite of an agenda that seeks to make big domestic cuts; what the UAE quitting OPEC means for the mighty oil cartel; Trump's grip on the Republican Party remains strong despite cratering popularity among the American public.

Federal judges overwhelmingly rebuke ICE detention practices and breaches of due process; Democrats back independent candidate Dan Osborn for the U.S. Senate seat in Nebraska; the Trump administration ramps up its pressure campaign against Cuba; the true cost of the war with Iran could run into the trillions of dollars.

The Trump administration is trying, and failing, to contain the fallout over the creation of President Trump's $1.8B so-called ‘Anti-Weaponization' fund; Fmr. U.S Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn discusses his new lawsuit seeking to block the creation of Trump's fund; the state of the new ebola outbreak and how the Trump administration's spending cuts may have made the U.S. less equipped to handle the outbreak; a close look at Texas where on Tuesday Republicans will choose their nominee for the Senate race.

How Hawaii is employing a creative and potentially powerful new tool against corporate campaign spending in politics; why the CFTC is looking into suspiciously-timed oil trades around President Trump's Iran announcements; the new reporting shedding light on who the U.S. and Israel had in mind to take over Iran that is almost too fantastical to believe.

The growing GOP outrage over President Trump's $1.8B so-called ‘Anti-Weaponization' fund and how it's threatening to derail Trump and the GOP's political agenda; Washington DC Metropolitan Police Officer Daniel Hodges discusses his new lawsuit seeking to block the creation of Trump's fund; Palestinian author Aziz Abu Sarah and Israeli author Maoz Inon discuss their important new book "The Future Is Peace: A Shared Journey Across the Holy Land" on the Velshi Banned Book Club.

How Donald Trump's midterm primary revenge tour could backfire on him in November; MS NOW's inside look at what it will take to demine the Strait of Hormuz; and fmr. Mayor of Atlanta Keisha Lance Bottoms talks about her bid for Georgia Governor.

The rare bipartisan effort in Congress to fix America's housing crisis; the latest on the potential agreement end the War with Iran; Nikole Hannah-Jones discusses the systematic effort to dismantle Black political power across the U.S.; how miscarriage patients are paying the price for living in states with abortion bans.

How President Trump's political retribution tour could come back to haunt him and Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections; fmr. Mayor of Atlanta Keisha Lance Bottoms discusses her bid for Governor of Georgia; Co-Creator of The Daily Show Lizz Winstead discusses the end of The Late Show and what it means for politics, art, and expression in the second Trump era.