you both know emma hayes played under emma hayes, _ audience.th know emma hayes played under emma hayes, katie, thisj played under emma hayes, katie, this ourfinal played under emma hayes, katie, this our final season before she takes off of the united states job. our final season before she takes off of the united statesjob. how much will she be thinking about a quadruple, winning the champions league, which is not one for chelsea in the semi finals competition. how much is in her thinking at the moment? this much is in her thinking at the moment?— much is in her thinking at the moment? a , ' . �* moment? as it is difficult. at the minute i think— moment? as it is difficult. at the minute i think they've _ moment? as it is difficult. at the minute i think they've got - minute i think they've got accumulation of games coming up till the end _ accumulation of games coming up till the end of— accumulation of games coming up till the end of the season. you gotta take one — the end of the season. you gotta take one gave his accounts. a cup game _ ta

hey, everybody, we are back with the host of "all in with chris hayes." mr. chris hayes.ill be 78. why is that happening? why are our candidates old? >> chris: there's a bunch of reasons. one is the baby boom was really a big generation. that's why they called it the boom. and baby boomers have had a kind of cultural and political dominance in american life are an incredibly sustained period of time. partly i think because of the age at which they came of age and because of their sheer numbers and they have proved remarkably immune to being dislodged. >> stephen: unwilling to be dislodged. >> chris: i think two other things. the first answer to your question is incumbency is a powerful thing in politics, always has been. donald trump essentially an incumbent. joe biden the actual incumbent. name recognition matters a lot. those are the two guys that are going to be there. they are going to be there again. number three what i would say is actually joe biden and donald trump in very different ways are good at politics. it's not fully an accident that these two individuals a

he's going to be pushed essentially exactly like hayes said.are going to save him, he's going to have to give them something in return. that could be aid to ukraine. >> we just heard from the ranking member congressman meeks that there's money needed for helping haiti. so lots of things that congress needs to fund. before we go, hayes, i want to play senator cory booker last night or this morning, however you'd like to parse it. the biden administration has confirmed a record number of judges with diverse backgrounds, and a member of -- one of the first who would have been the first muslim american on a federal appeals -- on this particular federal appeals court, his nomination was in peril due to a number of attacks. this is senator booker in defense of him but i would argue celebration. >> no matter what happens to his nomination, this is a great american who should be proud of his work. we should celebrate him whether we vote for him or not. we should cherish a moment like this that makes history. >> hayes, i have to wonder if the nomination

a seventh were monthly club for arsenal as to enter chelsea's hopes of a quadruple and emma hayes, whosummer. a cagey game between two of the biggest and best sides, but chances at a premium, biggest and best sides, but chances ata premium, laurenjames biggest and best sides, but chances at a premium, laurenjames tested the goalkeeper as a chelsea set their sights on glory. myra mirrors their sights on glory. myra mirrors the thought should given the reigning champion salute, but via our check confirmed suspicions that the ball had struck erin cuthbert�*s count in the build—up. after half—time, this shot was saved, before james, chelsea's top scorer with 15, failed to seize upon an inviting opportunity to win it in the final ten minutes, as emma hayes was left i got on the touchline. it was left i got on the touchline. it was after that that deir al—balah needed lengthy treatment on the pitch by medical staff, and given a thunderous round of applause from all four stands at molineux as the norwegian was placed on a stretcher and taken from the pits. —— that frida maanum needed lengthy

him in in emma hayes�*s last yearfor margin. him in in emma hayes�*s last year for chelsea, margin.lsea, her team could still win four trophies. year for chelsea, her team could still winfourtrophies. in year for chelsea, her team could still win four trophies. in the league, each point and goal matters. a 1-0 league, each point and goal matters. a 1—0 winning margin put chelsea top on goal difference. they led manchester to buyjust a single goal. in a match with west ham, they expected to score more. the second bottom side had just three wins all season, but they should have been level. first, they hit the post, then they missed out through the flag. but replay showed hayashi was on site when she scored — no var meant a chelsea reprieve. it stayed 1-0 meant a chelsea reprieve. it stayed 1—0 until three minutes from time — chelsea had pushed and found something in fatic. —— in fatic. that goal difference cushion doubled up that goal difference cushion doubled up ijy that goal difference cushion doubled up by a cracker as chelsea go for the title — these two goals take them one step

we have also heard this in this rally, hayes. trump ratcheting up his anti- immigrant rhetoric on the topic of immigrants were accused of committing crimes . he's a, quote, i don't know if you call them people. in some cases they were not people. in my opinion. he's not just referring to those that are committing crimes . he's trying to use that to paint an entire group of people the way he did when he came down that escalator announcing his run for the first time when he called mexicans killers and rapists. >> absolutely. there has been no sort of consequences for donald trump using this kind of rhetoric. not that we have seen for him personally a little early. yes, he did lose in 2020. the fact that he has slept through these primaries, even with the amount of opposition we have seen from people, republican primary voters, continually voting for haley or trying to get someone else in the mix. trump is continuing to double down on this frederick. having had no real pushback from anyone in any sort of position to check m. he didn

emma hayes was left angered on the touchline.ngthy treatment on the pitch by medical staff, uncovering a thunderous round of applause from all four stands at molineux. then a region was placed on a stretcher and taken from the pits. play resumes, and extra time followed, stina blackstenius missed a huge chance to put your team ahead. as they look to the most likely to win it, the site continue to force the issue, added stina blackstenius, who scored with time running out. the goal laced with emotion. it was enough for arsenal, but the sweet and from the final for the second successive season. the final score, 1—0 to arsenal come up with scenes ofjoy and elation at the end from the gunners. we'll come on to the maanum incident in a moment, but after the match much of the talking was about the bust up between the two managers. arsenals'sjonas eidevall clearly upsetting chelsea manager emma hayes. it led to her seeming to push him at the final whistle. we had to discussion before the game where both clubs are to agree were going to

chelsea midfielder erin cuthbert has said "it's hard not to dream" as emma hayes' side aim to win the league for the first time. they take on ajax later today at the johan cruyff arena in amsterdam in the first leg of their quarterfinal tie. chelsea reached the semi—finals last season and want to win the european title for the first time in hayes' final season with the club. every game means a lot to me. you can see thatjust in the league and having a record crowd of the weekend at stamford bridge stop i really don't abortion any more emotional response to one competition over another. i would like to be part of another. i would like to be part of a team that wins as much as possible. —— i do not apportion. i'm excited to be in this arena. i saw pitch side the quality out there and i'm looking forward to the atmosphere. i know our players will be really excited about that and i'm happy to be at this stage of the competition. it happy to be at this stage of the competition-— competition. it would mean everything _ competition. it would mean everything to _ competition. it would mean ev

imagine and rutherford b hayes hayes was not sitting in a back room with the cigar director directing an army of trolls, for example republican trolls to ensure that he would he would win the presidency. in fact he. although, of course, he paid attention, he stood back and let the process work itself out. and i think the story of that election very challenging course is a story of the of the success of process of government as it supposed to work and government dealing pragmatically and realistically with what seemed to be an almost in soluble situation at the beginning. so i would stay tuned. there is going to be a good on this subject soon and a couple of years there will be a book, another book on this, and we will be doing it as part of our civic education. now we have a series of questions. i'm going to kind of group together, which is you maintain that president grant's intervention supported by congress at the time eliminated kkk. yet on the other hand the kkk came back and came back in force. and so the question are how did it come back? is the kkk still alive? does it still i

santa clara university's dean of financial aid services, sandra hayes. sandra, thank you so much for your time. >> absolutely. thank you for inviting me. >> all right. absolutely. this is valuable information because a lot of people are so confused. this whole thing centers on fafsa, the free application for federal student aid. what is fafsa, fafsa is the application for aspiring college students who know they will need assistance with expenses to file and get that help, much of the fafsa funding is coming via federal funds. so it's really, really important that students, even if they apply for other use , other applications. the fafsa is basic. >> all right. so without filling out that form, giving the federal government that information, the federal government figuring out how much money or financial they can offer and telling you guys the colleges like you really can't tell a student, can you, how much they'll get in financial aid, like how much they'll knock off the bills, so to speak. >> right? the best we could do without fafsa information is an e

hayes says the club is standing by the australian forward.ws that and it's really important i get that across, its something i really, really value. there is difficult moments, tough times and that is what my role is in this football club is, to make sure i look after our people, and ijust want to be clear that sam will be fully supported by me and everybody else at chelsea. england's cricketers have already lost the series against india, but the final test gives them a chance to end the tour on a high. they've made one change for the match — mark wood coming in for ollie robinson. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. seven weeks on tour, and england find themselves at the summit of the cricketing world. topographically. almost one mile above sea level, the territory of daramsala offers all sorts of different perspectives. some met the spiritual leader of buddhism. we expect the dalai lama remains neutral. india have won the series, whatever happens. england's captain has perspective on that. i think that has not been successful, 3—1. i

hayes says the club is standing by the australian forward.that and it's really important i get that across, its something i really, really value. there is difficult moments, tough times and that is what my role is in this football club is, to make sure i look after our people and ijust want to be clear that sam will be fully supported by me and everybody else at chelsea. england's cricketers have already lost the series against india, but the final test gives them a chance to end the tour on a high. they've made one change for the match — mark wood coming in for ollie robinson. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. seven weeks on tour, and england find themselves at the summit of the cricketing world. topographically. almost one mile above sea level, the territory of daramsala offers all sorts of different perspectives. some met the spiritual leader of buddhism. we expect the dalai lama remains neutral. india have won the series, whatever happens. but england's captain has perspective on that. i think that's not been successful, 3—1. but

hayes says the club is standing by the australian forward.ows that and it's really important i get that across, its something i really, really value. there is difficult moments, tough times and that is what my role is in this football club is, to make sure i look after our people and ijust want to be clear that sam will be fully supported by me and everybody else at chelsea. england's cricketers have already lost the series against india, but the final test gives them a chance to end the tour on a high. they've made one change for the match — mark wood coming in for ollie robinson. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. seven weeks on tour, and england find themselves at the summit of the cricketing world. topographically. almost one mile above sea level, the territory of daramsala offers all sorts of different perspectives. some met the spiritual leader of buddhism. we expect the dalai lama remains neutral. india have won the series, whatever happens. england's captain has perspective on that. i think that is not been successful, 3—1. i

chelsea manager emma hayes leaves the club at the end of the season, so her hopes of winning the quadrupleblackstenius scored with four minutes of extra—time remaining. play was stopped earlier in the game when arsenal's frida maanum collapsed and was treated by paramedics. the club later confirmed she was conscious and stable. it's a record—extending seventh league cup win for arsenal. but afterwards, emma hayes accused her arsenal counterpart of "male aggression" on the sidelines, whilejonas eideval said chelsea were moving the goalposts to suit themselves. we had to discussion before the game where both clubs are to agree were going to play with the multiple system or not. chelsea said the only wanted to play with one ball, and we wanted to play with multiple, and then when it suits them in the last minutes of the game, when they want to take a quick throw in, then all of a sudden they want to use it, and i only said, you guys wanted to play with one ball, so, it is not my problem. i think there is a way to behave on the side of the pits , and is not for the first time, i have been in w

and theamichael jerry hayes distinguished panel and thea michael crick arry hayes distinguished panelry hayes distinguished panel and theamichael crick . michael, this and michael crick. michael, this is a very odd story, isn't it, that the judge had this evidence before him and believed that in spite of his criminal convictions, he was probably telling the truth? it's pretty naive, isn't it ? naive, isn't it? >> i think it reflects very badly on the judge and the reverend that vouched for him. i mean , i, i don't see any way of mean, i, i don't see any way of defending them, frankly. and so i'm not going to i mean, this man, was a menace to society , as man, was a menace to society, as we've seen many times over , and we've seen many times over, and there was an element of gullibility by both the church and the judicial system. and i think the people can people involved should be deeply, deeply ashamed of themselves and deeply ashamed of themselves and deeply worried as to why they were so gullible and indeed should be asking themselves, are they fit to carry on in the offices they n

and theamichael jerry hayes distinguished panel and thea michael crick arry hayes distinguished panel'ry hayes distinguished panel and theamichael crick . michael, this and michael crick. michael, this is a very odd story, isn't it, that the judge had this evidence before him and believed that in spite of his criminal convictions, he was probably telling the truth? it's pretty naive, isn't it ? naive, isn't it? >> i think it reflects very badly on the judge and the reverend that vouched for him. i mean , i, i don't see any way of mean, i, i don't see any way of defending them, frankly. and so i'm not going to i mean, this man, was a menace to society , as man, was a menace to society, as we've seen many times over , and we've seen many times over, and there was an element of gullibility by both the church and the judicial system. and i think the people can people involved should be deeply, deeply ashamed of themselves and deeply ashamed of themselves and deeply worried as to why they were so gullible and indeed should be asking themselves, are they fit to carry on in the offices they

emma hayes says her chelsea side deserve to be in the champions league semi—final after beating ajax.away from international duty for a while, butjess fishlock is back in the wales squad and could become the first to reach 150 caps. plus, formerfootballers go back to school, to send a serious message about tragedy chanting. we start with chelsea manager emma hayes — who's going for a quadruple in her last season at the club before she takes over as usa head coach. she says there's no reason they shouldn't win the champions league after they beat ajax comfortably to get to the semi—finals of the competition. they were 3—0 up from the first leg and that was extended at stamford bridge after myra ramirez scored. that was enough to put them through, despite an ajax equaliser. it means chelsea are still on to win four trophies this season, but the champions league is the only piece of silverware they've never lifted. they could face defending champions barcelona next. barca have a 2—1 lead going into tonight's second leg against norway's brann. if you look at your record in the champions l

hayes says the club is standing by the australian forward.s that and it's really important i get that across, its something i really, really it's something i really, really value. there is difficult moments, tough times and that is what my role is in this football club is to make sure i look after our people and i just want to be clear that sam will be fully supported by me and everybody else at chelsea. england's cricketers have already lost the series against india, but the final test gives them a chance to end the tour on a high. they've made one change for the match — mark wood coming in for ollie robinson. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. seven weeks on tour, and england find themselves at the summit of the cricketing world. topographically. almost one mile above sea level, the territory of daramsala offers all sorts of different perspectives. some met the speeches spiritual leader of buddhism. we expect the dalai lama remains neutral. india have won the series whatever happens. england's captain has perspective on that. i thin

. broadcaster jerry hayes.broadcasterjerry hayes. sevilla, a crack in catherine's voice towards the end of that video, and understandably so. >> yeah, of course. i mean, it must have been a tough couple of months, but there is reassurance because she says at the end that i want to reassure the children that i'm going to be okay. and she wouldn't say that if she wasn't quite confident that she is going to okay. and i know is going to be okay. and i know you the oncologist on you had the oncologist on earlier so got more earlier on, so he's got more of a, just just a general a, but just just as a general comment is that we should, i think, be positive that she is going to recover from this. there there that there are people out there that have stage four, you know, worse. you she's worse. and, you know, she's obviously time obviously caught this in time and treated by the and it's been treated by the best so i think i think best people. so i think i think it's a positive. we're in a positive place , but we most p

. broadcaster jerry hayes.terjerry hayes. sevilla, a crack in catherine's voice towards the end of that video, and understandably so. >> yeah, of course. i mean, it must have been a tough couple of months, but there is reassurance because she says at the end that i want to reassure the children that i'm going to be okay. and she wouldn't say that if she wasn't quite confident that she is going to okay. and i know is going to be okay. and i know you the oncologist on you had the oncologist on earlier so got more earlier on, so he's got more of a, just just a general a, but just just as a general comment is that we should, i think, be positive that she is going to recover from this. there there that there are people out there that have stage four, you know, worse. you she's worse. and, you know, she's obviously time obviously caught this in time and treated by the and it's been treated by the best so i think i think best people. so i think i think it's a positive. we're in a positive place , but we most positive

jason stanley and hayes brown are back with me.the conversation, host of the fast politics podcast. jason, i'll start with you. you have written extensively about how i would say propaganda, in this case, that's what it is, is easily spread these days, and jumps the rails from the fringe corners of the internet into mainstream politics, and the threat that it poses to our democracy. how concerning is it that republicans are priming their base not to believe the truth especially in a major disaster event like this in baltimore, but to believe the fringe conspiracy theories that are out there? >> so they're doing two things. they're spreading conspiracy theories to undermine reality, and they're linking it to old american conspiracy theories, like the one that ended reconstruction. reconstruction was the brief period after the civil war when black americans were allowed to, to vote, and we had black politicians, and there was a conspiracy theory that said that black magicians were corrupt and incompetent. and so we couldn't allow the

also with us, hayes brown. great to have both of you with us.k, trump allies told politico that the rnc overhaul is aimed at cutting so-called bureaucracy at the committee level. i've got to say this doesn't seem like the ex-president is in this for promoting democracy or trying to rebuild a healthy republican party. it's just the ex-president exercising his complete control over the apparatus of the republican organization to exploit it for his own purposes, no? >> absolutely. what they've done is basically like a mafia bust out where they take over a business, they run up its bills so they can never be paid, and when they're done they burn the place down for the insurance money. you've seen the rnc fire their research staff, the communications staff, the political staff, the outreach staff. they've ended all the early voting programs, bank your vote programs, vote by mail programs. what's left is to put money into the trump crime family and ship it off to trump. this is now not a political party. it is a shell corporation set up to fund donald

, host of all in with chris hayes on msnbc.or life as a trial lawyer, i was on these high- profile matters where what we were focused on is how to deal with what was going on outside the courtroom and not letting that affect what is happening inside the courtroom. and that is what judges do when they are trying to figure out how to screen out jurors a this can't be fair. we're in the reverse situation now. and one question we have for you, are you know custed too much on trials in what's happening in the courtroom? and is that? >> and no, i don't think it is. i would like to give you a view on this. i think the trial as a matter of sort of finding the fact in law, in the public domain has judged under the constitution due process protections in front of one's peers. really important to name that category on their own that cannot be replicated or substituted by the press. i honestly think that in some way that the press can't provide that only a trial can. and i mean this in both directions, and i keep saying this, but i truly m

haye pointed to the great intelligence failure of the zionist regime in the al-aqsa storm operation and said that the zionists are seeking to conquer the region by normalizing relations with some countries. some countries in the region are under the illusion that they can create peace through normalization . while israel has no will for peace. designing cancer plan and gland israel it is a cancer that has taken root to destroy the region. the vice president of hamas in gaza on the role of the americans in the crime. recently, the zionists also said the reason for not vetoing the security council resolution on the cease-fire in gaza by the americans. us government to attract. the opinion of the zionist lobby stood by the israeli cabinet, but on the eve of the elections, because washington's face was tarnished and could not justify the destruction and mass killing in gaza , it abstained from voting on the ceasefire resolution in the security council . mr. haye considered the return of more than 600,000 displaced people from gaza as a prerequisite for resistance to a ceasefire and uniting

kimberly atkins stohr from the boston globe and stephen hayes, ceo and editor of the dispatch impeach let's dive right in. what are your takeaways? >> let me deal with the elephant in the room. i think our bosses owe you an apology for putting you in this situation. i don't know what to believe. she is a paid contributor to nbc news. she didn't want to mess up her contract. she wants us to believe that she was speaking for the rnc the rnc was paying for. she has credibility issues. is she speaking for herself? is she speaking on behalf of who is paying her? once at the rnc she did say that, i'm speaking for the party. i get that. that's part of the job so what about here? i will say this. i think your interview did a good job of exposing i think many other contradictions, and look, there's a reason why there's a lot of journalists at nbc news uncomfortable with this because many of our professional dealings with the rnc over the years have been met with gaslighting and character assassination. so it is, you know, that's where you begin here and so when nbc made the decision to give he

hayes: thank you. our leadership at the international level depends on our relationships with our allies and those who look to us for guidance. i've long been a supporter for programs like food for progress. if these programs and collaborations with developing countries were underfunded can we expect china to step into that role? mr. tom: no, they will not. if you look at funding from china and food security issues, on one hand they'll tell you they're the second largest economy in the world. on the other hand, they'll say we're a developing economy, we can't contribute to solving world hunger. the u.s. plays anywhere from 40% to 06% of the world foo which like i said over a year ago was around $14 billion. if we can do anything, we need to create resilience and capacity in food systems, but it needs to be driven by the private sector. not the u.n. organizations. the private sector holds the i.p., the knowledge, the capacity financially and the ability to improve food systems and that's where we really

hayes: thank you. leadership at the international level depends on our relationships with our allies and those w■iho look to s for guidance. i've long been a supporter for programs like food for progress. if these programs and collaborations with developing countries were underfunded, can we expect role? mr. tom: no, they will not. if you look at funding from china aoo issues, on one hand they'll tell you they're the second largest economy in the world. on the other hand, they' say dee can't contribute to solving world hunger. the u.s. plays anywhere from 40% to 06% of the world food program budget a year ago was around $14 billion. if we can do anything, we need to create resilience and capacity in food steate sector. not the u.n. organizations. the private sector holds the i.p., the knowledge, the pa financially and the ability to improve food systems and that's where we really need to support growth in food systems. mrs. hayes: thank y the last pai listened to the last panel and this panel as well a

these are just facts says chris hayes, kellyanne what is he saying?] laughable nobody on tv is under oath immediate are stuck here the one hand know this is most inaccessible rude abrasive press operation in have recent history i mean, give donald trump due we created globingization information talk in briefing room oval office, the plane nobody thought i didn't like every tweet i say needs to tweet like we need to eat about better clois we knew what president was thinking what was happening, here, entire job of press to get information, from people in power representing, the will of the people need that chris hayes to think duty-bound maybe feels safer more prosperous on back in black lynn for most america don't see it that way vast majoritentt way growing -- party of democrats don't see it that way they know need to be supporting joe biden prop up with biden at the same time, of they've been personally offended by how inaccessible downright abrasively rude this press corp has been i worn why i worn why mainstream media investing millions probably te

parish, and leadership coach and speaker adrian hayes . plus the speaker adrian hayes.plus the most important part of the show your emails. they come straight to my laptop market. gbnews.com i read out all your opinions good, bad and indifferent. and this show has a golden rule, especially on a saturday night. we don't do boring, not on my watch. i just won't have it. so a big two hours to come. i'll be deaung a big two hours to come. i'll be dealing with nike and an insult to a whole country at ten. but first, my big opinion. to a whole country at ten. but first, my big opinion . the first, my big opinion. the archdeacon of liverpool , who archdeacon of liverpool, who boasts the poshest name in all christendom , miranda threlfall christendom, miranda threlfall holmes, put quite the cat among the pigeons this week by tweeting the following . she tweeting the following. she wrote i went to a conference on whiteness last autumn. it was very good, very interesting and made me realise whiteness is to race as patriarchy is to gender. so yes, let's have anti whiteness and let

hayes: thank you. our leadership at the international level depends on our relationships with our allies and those who look to us for guidance. i've long been a supporter for programs like food for progress. if these programs and collaborations with developing countries were underfunded can we expect china to step into that role? mr. tom: no, they will not. if you look at funding from china and food security issues, on one hand they'll tell you they're the second largest economy in the world. on the other hand, they'll say we're a developing economy, we can't contribute to solving world hunger. the u.s. plays anywhere from 40% to 06% of the worldbudget which like i said over a year ago was around $14 billion. if we can do anything, we need to create resilience and capacity in food systems, but it needs to be driven by the private sector. not the u.n. organizations. the private sector holds the i.p., the knowledge, the capacity financially and the ability to improve food systems and that's where we real

msnbc host chris hayes, this is a crime example, liz writes. compared to four years ago when trump was president the cup p ti is safer -- country is safer, more prosperous. there's more people starting new businesses. these are just facts, says chris hayes. where is getting this? >> i don't know where he's getting that. the average american disagrees with that you assessment. my goodness, four years ago housing was affordable a, we had a 10 year treasury yield, 2 and-a-half percent and thus we have a 30 year mortgage yield of 4.2%. now it's 7%. there are plenty of jobs out there if you have a government job or job that is funded indirectly by the government like in healthcare, and consumer sentiment and consumer confidence are much, much lower today. they're lower by 20, 25%, if nt more and that's because the young people don't have the confidence in the future that ty had prior to covid. maria: inflation was a better story also, cheryl. we went to 40 year highs on joe biden's watch because of all of the reckless spending. under trump inflation

joining us as our nbc news correspondent and daily columnist hayes brown.ent early in the morning. >> julie has been on the hill. she authored one of the nbc news pieces, breaking down what is in the bill. what stood out to most in this entire process? >> the fact that it is finally over. it has been a journey to get here. it has been months. deadlines. just kicking the can down the road, which is typical. they essentially wanted to avoid the big spending package that congress muscles through every year. >> is like a mini bus. >> but they effectively got two versions. i'm not sure what they really accomplished here in terms of what hardliners wanted and that is probably why they are mad at speaker johnson and want to kick him out of office. they funded the government. there is a lot that didn't make it in. essentially both sides didn't get any major wins or losses but moderate wins and losses. they did have funding for the homeland security department which was a contentious issue. speaker johnson touted the new funding for border agents and the technology

up next, chris hayes is joined by rachel madow for coverage of the general election rematch between president biden and donald trump. that starts now. >> tonight on all in. >> the time has now come to suspend my campaign. >> the general election has begun. >> the race is set now. it will be a rematch and we like that rematch. >> donald trump running unopposed against president biden. tonight, a special edition of all in. rachel maddow and alex wagner join me on biden's chances against candidate trump as republicans try to erase the memory of his disastrous presidency. >> are you better off today than you were four years ago? >> then steve kornacki on who will decide this election. jen psaki and claire mccaskill on what is at stake. >>> plus, a big announcement in arizona. >> i will leave the senate at the end of this year. >> ruben gallego joined me for his first national tv interview since senator kysten sinema dropped out when the special edition of all in starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, and chris hayes. thank you for tuning in for the special edition of all in on march 6,

, host of all in with chris hayes on msnbc.rior life as a trial lawyer i was on these high-profile matters where what we were focused on is how to deal with what was going on outside the courtroom and not letting that affect what is happening inside the courtroom and that is what judges do when they are trying to figure out how to screen out jurors who can't be fair, and it struck me, we are in the reverse situation now, and one question we had for you is, are we focus too much on trials, what is happening in the courtroom and is that too myopic? >> no, i don't think it is. in fact, i would like to give you a more pollyanna-ish in view of this but i actually think there is no replacement for a trial. i think the trial, as a matter of finding fact and law in the public domain as judged under the constitutional due process protections in front of a jury of one's peers is an important category all its own that cannot be replicated or substituted by the press and i honestly think in some ways there is a certain amount of informatio

{lari because emma hayes is a leaving, and a sense to do it for her?— a sense to do it for her? it for her? of course. that would be brilliant, but even if| that would be brilliant, but even if she is staying, we still wouldn't win everything, so there could be a nice narrative around that. but no matter what, we would want to win. by, matter what, we would want to win. a win tonight mean chelsea would move a step closer to another trophy — but victory for arsenal will keep their title dream alive too. chris slegg, bbc news. you're watching sportsday. let's have a quick look at some of today's other stories. emma raducanu has been named in great britain's squad to face france in the qualifying round of the billiejean king cup next month. the former us open champion joins british number one katie boulter, harriet dart, and heather watson in what captain anne keothavong says is a "full—strength team". after a trial in men's limited—overs matches a "stop—clock" to regulate time taken between overs will become permanent in all white—ball internationals from the men's t20 world cup t

i am chris hayes. if there is any doubt the general election is here it became clear in the first 30 seconds of president biden state of the union address. he came to the state as the nominee of his own party facing his predecessor running again and from the very first moment he set the stakes of an existential battle of the future of american democracy. the battle against the men holding the democracy against the man who previously held it and then lost it and then fomented a violent coup to try to maintain it. it was aggressive prosecution right out of the gate. a lot of the mainstream media has spent the past few years and months caricaturing joe biden as impossibly feeble, while he did not look that way last night. the president seemed to relish the hackles from republicans in the chamber. one of my absolute favorite moments happen before the speech started as biden made his way into the chamber shaking hands before he made this face after swatting congress move in -- congresswoman's marjorie taylo

emma hayes�* side, who are chasing the quadruple this season, had a 3—0 lead from the first leg and onlyto complete the job at stamford bridge. it finished 1—1. mayra ramirez with chelsea's goaljust after the half hour mark before chasity grant equalised for the dutch side. chelsea will face either defending champions barcelona or norway's brann in the last four. meanwhile, eight—time winners lyon are also through to the semi finals with a convincing 4—1 victory over benfica. the french champions confidently dispatching the portuguese side 6—2 on aggregate. delphine cascarino with a double on the night. lyon last won the trophy in 2022 and will play either hacken or paris saint—germain in the semifinals the ukraine manager, serhiy rebrov, says his sides victory over iceland to reach euro 2024, was a very important one for the players and the people of ukraine against the backdrop of the ongoing war with russia. but arguably the result of the qualifiers belonged to georgia who beat greece to reach their first major tournament in their history, sparking huge celebrations for the home fans

i'm chris hayes, the republican national committee now firmly in the hands of donald trump and his family. the party is under the stewardship of the ex- president's daughter-in-law laura trump whose latest single anything is possible drops this friday. laura trump is hard at work shaping the republican party into an organization based first and foremost around her father-in-law and his ongoing lies about the 2020 election which he lost. as the washington post reports those seeking employment of the republican national committee have en asked in job interviews if they believe the 2020 election was stolen. making the false claim a litmus test of sorts of hiring. laura trump confirmed to garrett haake the rnc is all in on pushing election fraud nonsense headed into this next election. >> is it going to be the position of the rnc in 2024 that the 2020 election was stolen somehow? >> i think we are past that. we learned a lot. we took a lot of notes. we have 23 states with 78 lawsuits in these states. to ensure that it is harder to cheat and easier to vote. >> we had sort of the inverse of thi

eleanor roosevelt, who really was the first lady who took so many stances on this issue, there was lucy hayes, who you just heard about in a recent op ed white house history happy hour. lizzie hayes was known for her temperance stance, but she was also an abolitionist and had been an abolitionist early on in addition to being a suffragist. and she encouraged her husband before the white house years and during and before the civil war to defend runaway slaves who had escaped from kentucky into ohio. and then as first lady, she was concerned not only with the plight of african-americans, but also native americans. and she personally funded a scholarship for native american girl, and she assisted an african american woman in getting admitted to oberlin college. she invited the first african-american professional musician, marie williams, to perform at the white house and frederick douglass introduced her. she also invited other black music groups, including students, to sing at white house events. helen nellie taft, who's in the bottom left hand corner, developed an appreciation for cultural div

the winner of that quarter—final will face emma hayes�* chelsea in the last four.ub — they deserve to be there. if you look at our record in the champions league, even the last five years, it is only once we didn't qualify from the group and we have made the latter stages every year. we expect to be here i should say that, like i don't make any excuses, we should be at this level and we should be at the semi—finals. of course, we have a little bit more depth to be able to do things like make six changes tonight than we have ever had. but, listen, again we haven't won anything, we are in the place where we want to be, i don't know who the opponents will but we are ready. the houston open gets underway in less than an hour with peter malnati hoping for back—to—back wins after his victory at the valspar championship on sunday. it was only the american�*s second win on the pga tour and his first for nine years. speaking ahead of the event at memorial park golf course, malnati said his win had resonated with fans because it was about golf and not money. i remember watch

emma hayes�* side in pole position to reach a fifth european semifinal in six seasons.t's other quarterfinal tie, lyon beat benfica 2—1 but not without a scare. it was the portuguese side who led at half—time — andreia faria putting benfica ahead. but lyon fought back after half—time — delphine cascarino equalised, before sara dabritz scored the winner, 11 minutes from time. the second leg is next wednesday. to tennis, and the bbc understands that aryna sabalenka is due to play as planned in the miami 0pen. it follows the death of her partner, konstantin koltsov, on tuesday. having received a bye in the first round, sabalenka wasn't set to be in action until thursday or friday, although it's understood there may be discretion in the scheduling, given the circumstances. miami police have said in a statement that no foul play is suspected around koltsov�*s death. sabalenka will face paula badosa in that second round match, after she spoiled simona halep�*s return to the court, following a successful appeal to the court of arbitration for sport over her doping ban. badosa

emma hayes�* side are the current holders of the trophy. bbc. time now for some of the day's other sport stories and... spanish club celta vigo have sacked their head coach rafa benitez. the former liverpool boss was appointed lastjune, but has only won five games in la liga this season. their 4—0 defeat at one of his otherformer clubs, real madrid, on sunday left them only two points outside of the relegation zone. a blow for england in rugby union following their dramatic win over ireland in the six nations at the weekend. winger immanuel feyi—waboso has been ruled out of theirfinal game against france with concussion. the 21—year—old was superb in the victory, but reported concussion symptoms to the team yesterday. lauren price will facejessica mccaskill for the wba and ring magazine welterweight titles. it'll be the welsh boxer�*s first world championship fight in her seventh pro bout. and ellyse perry has become the first player to take a six—wicket haul in a women's premier league match. the australia all—rounder took figures of six f

emma hayes�* side in pole position to reach a fifth european semi—final in six seasons.r quarter—final tie, lyon beat benfica 2—1, but not without a scare. it was the portuguese side who led at half—time — andreia faria putting benfica ahead. but lyon fought back after half—time — delphine cascarino equalised before sara dabritz scored the winner" minutes from time. the second leg is next wednesday. to tennis, and the bbc understands that aryna sabalenka is due to play as planned in the miami 0pen. it follows the death of her partner konstantin koltsov on tuesday. having received a bye in the first round, sabalenka wasn't set to be in action until thursday or friday, although it's understood there may be discretion in the scheduling, given the circumstances. miami police have said in a statement that no foul play is suspected around koltsov�*s death. sabalenka will face paula badosa in that second round match, after she spoiled simona halep�*s return to the court, following a successful appeal to the court of arbitration for sport over her doping ban. badosa came from a

emma hayes�* side in pole position to reach a fifth european semi—final in six seasons.on beat benfica 2—1, but not without a scare. it was the portuguese side who led at half time — andreia faria putting benfica ahead. but lyon fought back after half—time — delphine cascarino equalised before sara dabritz scored the winner 11 minutes from time. the second leg is next wednesday. to tennis, and the bbc understands that aryna sabalenka is due to play as planned in the miami open. it follows the death of her partner konstantin koltsov on tuesday. having received a bye in the first round, sabalenka wasn't set to be in action until thursday or friday, although it's understood there may be discretion in the scheduling, given the circumstances. miami police have said in a statement that no foul play is suspected around koltsov�*s death. sabalenka will face paula badosa in that second round match, after she spoiled simona halep's return to the court, following a successful appeal to the court of arbitration for sport over her doping ban. badosa came from a set down to win in thr

and in particular in emma hayes by season, this is the tribute that the fans went to lift.first like you would think fans at least would already be dreaming of a place in the semifinals. if they do get the job done tonight, let's be honest, with that sort of need something would have to go horribly wrong for them not to reach the semifinals, in the next round they would either face either of the the current champions or another team. 3= either of the the current champions or another team.— or another team. 3- to the french side lead on _ or another team. 3- to the french side lead on aggregate. _ with the cast list of countries set, their coaches now have a few weeks to agonise which of those players will represent them in germany. well despite the defeat, the fa of wales have said manager rob page will stay in the job. he has a deal that takes him through to the next world cup and faw president steve williams has ended any immediate speculation about page's future. former wales international iwan roberts was in cardiff last night. he told me the disappointment there was a