In the 'history rhymes' department, ex-President and Speaker meeting at Mar-a-Lago:

Looking forward to joining Ari Melber on The Beat with Ari Melber 📺 on MSNBC at 6 PM Eastern tonight.

At age 63, the ailing President Franklin Roosevelt was privately photographed while posing for a portrait at 'Little White House,” Warm Springs, Georgia. (This photograph remained secret for decades.) The next day, which was this day in 1945, he died.

I am devastated at the passing of a dear friend and someone who helped transform American television news, Robin MacNeil. He and Jim Lehrer were partners in creating the iconic PBS NewsHour on PBS and it was the honor of my life to work with and learn from them.

After Robin MacNeil, in the JFK Dallas motorcade, heard gunfire, he jumped off the press bus, ran up the stairs toward the Texas School Book Depository, searching for a phone, and ran into a man he later suspected to be Oswald.

Honor to the immortal Robin MacNeil (1931-2024): PBS PBS NewsHour

Freud lives:

O.J. Simpson has died of cancer at age 76.

If Trump can scare the Gerald Ford Foundation from giving an award to Liz Cheney six months before the election, imagine the spinelessness we'd see after he won. Really terrible foretaste what would be in store.

SCOOP: David Hume Kennerly, the famed photog who served in the Ford WH, resigned Tuesday from the board of the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Foundation, blasting it for cowardice in rejecting Trump critic Liz Cheney as the recipient of its top yearly award. politico.com/f/?id=0000018e…

Well…someone said it out loud

Agree with Sherrilyn Ifill 's wise warning to Джен Псаки on MSNBC that it cannot be assumed that the current SCOTUS majority justices, who may be skeptical of what happened to Nixon, will slap down Trump's grandiose claims of Presidential immunity. Watch this case carefully.