The 11th Hour with Ali Velshi

The president is back on the road and pushing lawmakers to pass his infrastructure plan which he's calling a 'generational investment.' Plus, Trump is not keeping quiet like so many past presidents and is headed to the U.S.-Mexico border with a posse of Republicans. MSNBC's Brian Williams discusses that and more with Jonathan Lemire, Lisa Lerer, Dr. Irwin Redlener, Don Calloway, Bill Kristol, and more.

Without the use of Twitter, Trump issued a statement - clearly authored by him - in response to looming criminal charges against his business. Plus, in a new interview Trump's former attorney general Bill Barr now says that Trump's claims of election fraud were "bulls--t." MSNBC's Brian Williams is joined by Ashley Parker, Jonathan Karl, Barbara McQuade, Juanita Tolliver, Tim Miller, and Dr. Nahid Bhadelia.

Reports from NBC News and other news organizations indicate that the Trump Org. could be just days from criminal charges stemming from an investigation by the Manhattan District Attorney's office. Plus, Derek Chauvin is sentenced to 22.5 years for the murder of George Floyd. MSNBC's Brian Williams discusses that and more with Ali Velshi, Eugene Daniels, Carmen Best, Chuck Rosenberg, Charlie Sykes, and Bill Kristol.

The president and a group of bipartisan senators have come to a deal on infrastructure. Meanwhile, Rudy Giuliani had his New York legal license suspended. MSNBC's Brian Williams discusses that and much more with Peter Baker, Yamiche Alcindor, Joyce Vance, James Carville, Stuart Stevens, and Gen. Barry McCaffrey.

The president and a group of bipartisan senators are said to have an agreement on the framework for infrastructure legislation. This comes as Biden and his attorney general unveil their plan to tackle an uptick in crime in America along with the nation's gun violence epidemic. We discuss that and much more with Philip Rucker, Melissa Murray, Jason Johnson, Paul Butler, Juanita Tolliver, and Mike Murphy.

Democrats are vowing to keep fighting after Republicans in the Senate all voted to block debate on a voting rights bill. Every Senate Democrat supported the legislation that GOP Sen. Mike Lee said the bill was 'written in hell by the devil.' MSNBC's Brian Williams discusses this and much more with Sam Stein, Jonathan Lemire, Cynthia Alksne, Steve Kornacki, A.B. Stoddard, Michael Steele, and Dr. Irwin Redlener.

Voting rights, infrastructure, and more will take center stage on Capitol Hill this week as Democrats try to get any compromise from Republicans on the Biden agenda -- or decide to go it alone. Plus, is a rising star in the Republican Party threatening Trump's dominance in the GOP? We discuss that and more with Julie Pace, Ashley Parker, CK Hoffler, David Plouffe, Tim Miller, and Dr. Kavita Patel.

With the president trying to get the nation to 70% of adults vaccinated by July 4, he warned those who have not gotten the shot about the Delta variant of Covid. Meanwhile, the Feds have released even more disturbing video of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot as Republicans continue to praise Trump at a religious conservative conference. We discuss that and more with Shannon Pettypiece, Frank Figliuzzi, Keith Mayes, Bill Kristol, Al Franken, and Jon Meacham.

With tiny agreements potentially happening on voting rights legislation and the makings of a bipartisan infrastructure bill seeming to take shape, it's looking a bit more likely the president could see more of his agenda passed. Plus, Biden signs the law making Juneteenth a federal holiday. We discuss all of it and more with Philip Rucker, Joyce Vance, Lisa Lerer, Don Calloway, Mark McKinnon, and Michael Beschloss.

With the Biden-Putin summit now history, what did the two leaders get from their hours-long meeting together? We discuss that and much more with Jonathan Lemire, Claire McCaskill, Julia Ioffe, Richard Haass, Eugene Robinson, and Mike Murphy.