Trump signed his Iran deal at the Palace of Versailles, and he's calling it historic. The problem is, his own party isn't. Adam also gets into Georgia Republicans backing away from their own redistricting fight, new reporting on Trump's obsession with "taking" Greenland, a DOJ inspector general nominee who won't call January 6th an attack, and the leaked story of Jeff Bezos trashing the Washington Post over dinner with Trump.

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Democrats on the House Oversight Committee are demanding answers about how close the White House came to suspending constitutional rights. It's a records request today, but they're laying the foundation for something bigger. Also on the show: JD Vance doing damage control on his own book tour, Trump holding intelligence powers hostage, confusion over the Iran deal, and Kash Patel's latest mess.

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Gavin Newsom says he and his wife are under federal investigation, and the timing is hard to ignore — he's the Democrat most expected to run in 2028, and he joins a growing list of Trump rivals the Justice Department has gone after. Adam lays out what we know, what we don't, and why the burden is on the President to prove this is about the law and not a list. Plus: Trump's own CIA director doubts the Iran deal he's calling historic, new reporting on the President's staggering stock trades, the "free" White House ballroom that's already cost taxpayers, and Trump shrugging off Ukraine as America's allies scramble to keep him at the table.

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