The 11th Hour with Ali Velshi

The Jan. 6th committee has questions for Rep. Loudermilk after learning he led a Capitol tour one day before the insurrection. Meantime, all eyes are looking ahead to Tuesday’s primaries in Alabama, Arkansas and Georgia as votes are still being counted in this week’s primaries. Plus, Oklahoma passes the nation’s most restrictive abortion ban. And a new documentary pulls back the curtain on legendary comedian George Carlin. Eugene Daniels, Jackie Alemany, Greg Bluestein, Neal Katyal, Juanita Tolliver, Matthew Dowd, Judd Apatow, Kelly Carlin join.

Former Pres. Trump’s influence on the GOP is being tested as the Pennsylvania GOP Senate primary remains too close to call. Meantime, we learn of the growing threat of violence tied to white supremacy after a racist rampage in Buffalo left 10 people dead. Plus, Pres. Biden invokes the Defense Production Act to boost baby formula manufacturing to ease shortage. And the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv reopens with a flag-raising. Philip Rucker, Dave Wasserman, Barbara McQuade, Jonathan Greenblatt, Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, Jake Ward and Josh Brown join.

On the biggest primary night yet, scandal-plagued Rep. Madison Cawthorn concedes in North Carolina. Meantime, the GOP Senate race in Pennsylvania remains too close to call as Trump-backer Doug Mastriano wins the GOP primary for governor in the battleground state. Plus, John Fetterman wins the Democratic Senate primary in Pennsylvania after suffering a stroke. Steve Kornacki, Katie Meyer, Michael Steele, Ed Rendell, Eugene Robinson, James Carville and Jennifer Palmieri join.

President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden will travel to Buffalo, NY Tuesday after a racially motivated shooting left 10 people dead. Police say the suspected shooter’s online manifesto showed intentions to attack more than one target. Plus, voters in five states head to the polls Tuesday with much of the focus on key races in battleground Pennsylvania. And Sweden and Finland announce plans to join NATO. Byron Brown, Peter Baker, Melissa Murray, Brittany Packnett Cunningham, Ben Collins, A.B. Stoddard, Tim Miller and Amb. William Taylor join.

Trump endorsed Senate candidate Mehmet Oz and David McCormick are both getting some unexpected competition in the final days of the campaign, from ultra-right wing candidate Kathy Barnette. The election is dividing even the most dedicated Trump loyalists. Meanwhile, the January 6th Committee weighs what to do if the five subpoenaed members of Congress ignore their summons. And the White House is responding to the nationwide shortage of baby formula. John Micek, Barbara McQuade, Juanita Tolliver, Annie Gasparro, Dr. Lanre Falusi, Jake Ward and Jon Meacham join.

For the first time, the Jan. 6th committee subpoenas five of their own House colleagues, including Rep. Kevin McCarthy. It comes as federal prosecutors launch a grand jury investigation into former Pres. Trump's handling of classified documents. Meantime, Russia threatens ‘retaliatory steps’ after Finland announces plans to apply for NATO. Ashley Parker, Luke Broadwater, Tali Farhadian Weinstein, Don Winslow, Ben Rhodes, Gen. Barry McCaffrey, Zack Canepari and Erica Fink join.

Republican Senators Collins and Murkowski are working on a more narrow version of the abortion bill and there’s reporting that tomorrow the Supreme Court Justices will meet for the first time since the leak of the draft opinion. Plus new developments in the 2020 election probes and a judge lifts contempt order against Trump. Jackie Alemany, Joyce Vance, Eugene Robinson, Cal Perry, Jeremy Bash, David Plouffe, David Jolly, and Brian Chesky all join.

The Senate will vote on an abortion protections bill, although it is expected to fail Wednesday. Meantime, the West Virginia and Nebraska primaries mark the latest test of a Trump endorsement. Plus, Russia targets the port city of Odesa, putting global food supply at risk. And Elon Musk says he would reverse former President Trump’s Twitter ban if his purchase of the social media platform goes through. Philip Rucker, Yamiche Alcindor, Neal Katyal, Michael McFaul, Julia Davis, Maria Teresa Kumar and Damian Paletta join.

After weeks of rising fears of an escalation, Russia’s Victory Day unfolded relatively quietly in Ukraine. It comes as Pres. Biden signs a bill reviving a World War II-era program aimed at quickly getting military support to Ukraine. Plus, Senate Democrats tee up a doomed vote to protect abortion rights this week as the Senate’s top Republican said a nationwide abortion ban is "possible." Peter Baker, Jason Beardsley, Amb. William Taylor, Victoria DeFrancesco Soto, Harry Litman, Matthew Dowd and Ruth Ben-Ghiat join.

Ukrainian cities prepare for an escalation of Russian attacks ahead of Victory Day on Monday. It comes as Pres. Biden signs off on a new $150 million weapons package for Ukraine. Meantime, First Lady Jill Biden spends Mother’s Day weekend visiting troops and meeting Ukrainian refugees in Eastern Europe. Plus, Democrats plan their next moves to protect abortion rights after the draft opinion leak of Roe v. Wade. And actor Terry Crews talks about masculinity and how he’s redefining what tough means in his new book. Peter Baker, Michael McFaul, Gen. Barry McCaffrey, Amb. Oksana Markarova, Betsy Woodruff Swan, Charlie Sykes and Terry Crews join.