Jen Psaki

OK, that's going to do it for me tonight and this week.

The American people are basically telling the president that they are not okay with any of this.

The Trump administration's plan to screw around with the next election is as clear as it has ever been.

And right now, Governor Moore is fighting back in a really important way.

And today, the Republican led state election board of Georgia also met for the first time since the FBI and Tulsi Gabbard raided the Fulton County election offices.

That's also something to watch.

They're reconvening tomorrow.

The former mayor of Atlanta and current Democratic candidate for governor of Georgia, Keisha Lance Bottoms, is going to join me.

I just mentioned that to Jacob, too, to talk about that tonight.

And like I said, we have a lot, a lot to get to tonight, a lot of good people to chew it all over with.

But I just want to start with something that happened actually last night.

because last night, Trump's top political advisors met for a private meeting.

This included his former campaign manager, his pollster, his chief of staff.

They all huddled together at the private members-only Capitol Hill Club in D.C.

to discuss what they think should be Trump's midterm strategy.

And according to The Wall Street Journal's Josh Dawsey, a big part of that crack team's plan is to encourage Trump's cabinet secretaries to visit competitive districts.

I, for one, I think that's a freaking phenomenal idea.

I fully endorse it, given that these are the kind of people that they are talking about here.

I mean, that laugh is so awkward, it's like the stuff of nightmares.

But that was, of course, Trump's number one surrogate, his vice president.