Major speaks with author and conservative commentator Lenny McAllister on his memoir, “A Venn Diagram of One,” that discusses his background as a Black Republican during the Trump Administration. He explains his passion to achieve the American Dream, and believes that people need three tenets: security, empowerment and opportunity in order to achieve it. Major asks Lenny for his reaction to the President’s immigration policy and the rise of Democratic Socialist candidates in the midterm elections.

The USS Abraham Lincoln has been at sea in the Middle East for more than 240 days, the longest recorded deployment. Charlie D’Agata joins Major at the desk discuss how the long mission is starting to affect the mental health of the crew. Matthew Kroenig from the Atlantic Council describes the back and forth between the U.S. and Iran and why they’re both claiming ownership over the Strait of Hormuz. Ed O’Keefe is at the White House North Lawn to note where the administration stands on all of this. Plus, sources tell CBS News that Luigi Mangione may possibly plead guilty at a federal courthouse tomorrow. CBS News Legal Contributor Caroline Polisi explains what that can mean for his sentencing as well as his state charges. All that and more, right here on “The Takeout!”

Following the recent wins of Abdul El-Sayed and MN Lieutenant Gov. Peggy Flanagan, Major speaks with Tad Devine about the current intra-party debate between establishment and progressive Democrats. As the former Chief Campaign Strategist for Bernie Sanders, Devine has a new book, "How the Democrats Screwed Bernie," that details the rise of the Vermont independent legislator's first presidential campaign in 2016. A decade after Sanders' run, Devine also shares his analysis on what candidates need to break through the noise, the missing chapter of the DNC autopsy and whether Democrats have what it takes to win the Senate and the House this year. It's a conversation you won't want to miss!