Speaker Nancy Pelosi?s husband was beaten with a hammer in their San Francisco home. The man who attacked Paul Pelosi was reportedly shouting ?where?s Nancy?? It comes as threats to lawmakers have spiked in recent months. Plus, a Friday Nightcap where we go over the week?s headlines including the midterms, Elon Musk?s Twitter takeover, and Kanye West. Ben Collins, Frank Figliuzzi, Amna Nawaz, Jake Ward, Anand Giridharadas, Amber Tamblyn, Charles Coleman, and David Gura join.

Elon Musk officially takes over Twitter and sources say the billionaire immediately fired three of the company?s top executives. Plus, Democrats give their closing message on the economy before the midterms. Elizabeth Dwoskin, Kara Swisher, Mark McKinnon, Peter Baker, Carol Leonnig, Joyce Vance, Brian Schwartz, and Judd Legum join.

The White House gears up for a final Midterm push, sending the president and his cabinet out on the trail starting tomorrow. Meantime, nearly 13 million have already voted early, by mail or in person nationwide. Plus, Republicans midterm message is largely focused on crime, along with immigration and inflation. But they leave out some crucial information as they attack Democratic opponents for their approach to crime. Errin Haines, Luke Broadwater, Harry Litman, Jonathan Capehart, Michael Steele, Jim Kessler, and Teddy Schleifer join.

As we enter the final phase of the midterm campaigns, candidates in four states hit the debate stage. Meantime, new reporting on Trump?s hunt for a senior staffer for a potential 2024 run. Plus, Adidas cuts all business ties with Kanye West over his antisemitic rhetoric. Yamiche Alcindor, Jackie Alemany, Barry Berke, John Micek, Michael Nutter, Fmr. Sen. Al Franken, George M. Johnson, and Rep. Ro Khanna join.

President Biden warned his agenda is on the line if Republicans take control of Congress. Meantime, jury selection began in the Trump Organization tax fraud trial. Plus, an exclusive one-on-one interview with Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on inflation and the future of the U.S. economy. Barbara McQuade, David Farenthold, Katie Benner, Amy McGrath, Stuart Stevens, Treasury Sec. Janet Yellen, and Arne Duncan join.

A week after unanimously voting to subpoena former President Trump, the January 6th committee officially called for his testimony. It comes as his former adviser Steve Bannon gets sentenced to four months in prison for defying the panel?s subpoena. Plus, a week of headlines like democratic messaging and concussions in the NFL recapped with our Friday night panel. Charlie Savage, Melissa Murray, Carlos Curbelo, Jake Ward, Pete Dominick, Hayes Brown, Stephanie Gosk, and Jonathan Greenblatt join.

As former President Trump awaits a subpoena from the Jan. 6th committee, we learn one of his closest allies in Congress must testify in the Georgia election probe. Meantime, as Marjorie Taylor Greene continues to spout the big lie, we learn more Republicans are ?mimicking? her and they?re getting big money for it. Plus, British Prime Minister Liz Truss announced her resignation today. Yamiche Alcindor, Neal Katyal, Katie Benner, Mark McKinnon, David Plouffe, Elise Jordan, and Peter Spiegel join.

As Trump awaits a subpoena from the Jan. 6th committee, a judge accuses him of signing legal documents describing election fraud claims he knew were false. Meantime, Putin declares martial law in four illegally annexed Ukrainian regions. Plus, a Wall Street Journal investigation uncovered that federal officials working on pandemic response made well-timed stock trades. Peter Baker, Joyce Vance, Michael McFaul, Matthew Dowd, Jason Johnson, Rebecca Ballhaus, and Jon Meacham join.

President Biden raises the stakes for the midterms, promising to legalize abortion if Democrats can keep their majorities in Congress. Meantime, the January 6th investigation enters a critical phase as it plans to subpoena Donald Trump. Plus, with three weeks until midterms, Republicans are hammering opponents on a top issue for voters - inflation and the economy. Shannon Pettypiece, Glenn Kirschner, Carol Leonnig, Michael Steele, Robert Gibbs, Kyle Spencer, and Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes join.

On the even of his memoir 'Permanent Record' being published, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden talked at length from Moscow with MSNBC's Brian Williams in an exclusive interview. Here is their full discussion, including portions of the interview that did not air on The 11th Hour because of time constraints. This is their discussion in its entirety in podcast form, edited down slightly for clarity.