thanks for spending time with us on "the beat." "the reidout" is up next. hi, joy. >> how are you doing, ari? thank you, have a good evening. we begin "the reidout" request fighting fire with fire. the republican party, which is apparently consolidated around the idea of presenting no ideas, no policies, just resentment in order to drive out more of it base and try to retake power in washington and around the country, importantly without having to broaden that base in this midterm election year is continuing its strategy of stoking rage and racialized culture anxiety among white parents for political gain.

take texas, which is already criminalized teaching of the rights favorite bogeyman critical rights theory and the 1619 project and public grade schools but after professors at the university of texas resolve to defend the rights of college professors to teach about america's racial history. lieutenant governor dan patrick says he wants to extend the pure ly though -- banning teaching things is behind his liberty institute at u.t. austin but the real fights over education are at the k through 12th level where we've seen conservative, mainly conservative white paraend ares whipped up into a frenzy over mask mandates and lessons on race and gender and sexuality and it's leading to terrifying real world consequences. a reuter investigation revealed

harassments and death threats sent to board members addressed to one of her adult children. it threatened to kill them both unless she resigns. the school board wars are happening all over this country and again, it's not the grass roots effort that republicans would have you believe. dateline, kansas city, mist mist. >> today it's hard to believe to discuss the material being utilized from the school system. i'm sure you removed the old classics because the writing is no longer appropriate but refilling the shelves with disgusting child pornography. >> that woman denied being inspired by other efforts at school board meetings. but the kansas city star noted that it was just another sign of a concerted national strategy against school boards adding that in school board elections in the area last year, two out of the three conservatives who won seats were all backed by a

new york based pact, the 1776 project, which claims that schools are teaching anti white ideology in the form of diversity and inclusion. got that? you got to love the honesty. and this 1776 project is just one of the many dark money groups masquerading as grass roots. this founded by a political commentator and conservative writer and raking in hundreds of thousands of dollars to take over school boards and make them more republican and more right wing. groups like this are doing this stuff because it works. anxiety and anger are powerful motivations to vote. tribalism, too. democrats are sounding the alarm. the de m's campaign arm is warning unless the party forcefully confronts alarmingly potent, their words, attacks on things like crt and policing, they risk losing major ground to

republicans in this year's midterms. they add that these attacks are with center left voters, independents and notably hispanic voters. the over arching message, don't ignore these attacks, hit back with a strong rebuttal. ron desantis in the so-called free state of florida just throwing it all at the wall from criminalized black lives matter to banning mask mandates to the don't say gay bill deeming topics as inappropriate for kids while weaponizing the idea of wokeness which many white americans embraced in the wake of george floyd's murder. in florida, that means desantis is attempting to legally prohibit schoolteachers from teaching any lesson that might make white students, which is the implication let's face it feel discomfort about their race or gender. the group equality florida which represents the interests of lgbtq floridians is fighting back however.

here is their latest ad. >> i have a dream. i have a dream. >> ms. george, why is this part crossed out? >> i have a dream. >> joining me now is nadine smith, executive director of equality florida and matthew dowd, country over party and msnbc analyst. talk about these ads. they're very aggressive and i actually think they're really well crafted in terms of messaging. what is the idea behind putting these ads out there and who are you trying to speak to? >> well, you know, the message is really clear. despite ron desantis' use of free florida, what he actually advocates for are video cameras

in classrooms and surveilling every conversation between teachers and students in invasion into the doctors' office between parents, their doctor and child when it comes to trans young people and the opposite of freedom. it's about book banning and silencing and erasing history and for us, it was important because i think no matter where you fall on the political spectrum, there is a big difference between i'm not going to pay to see that comedian or go to that concert, that's me and the free market making decisions but when the government says you can't read this book, you can't learn about these topics, this evening reaches into the workplace where for example, under the stop woke act, companies can be told -- are being told an employee can sue you if you have for example a sexual harassment prevention training that causes someone to say that made me feel

uncomfortable or guilty. what they are really trying to do is to sensor, to police, to invade and to surveil us in all of these ways and i think people are starting to push back and it's a message that resonates because these are the words coming out of the mouth of the governor, i want cameras everywhere, i want your conversations to be listened to and it's already having a chilling effect before the bills made their way through the process, we see books being taken off the book shelves and anti bullying stickers pulled down. the florida of education yanked down anti bullying resources so people are seeing the real world impact of the desantis censorship and surveillance agenda. >> it is very overwhelming. i think that's the right term. do we have clip one? let's see if we have that. this is another equality florida ad. do we have it? do we have it? i'm sorry. we do. let's play it. ♪

♪ >> all right, chelsea, you're up. ♪ ♪ >> tell us about your hero. >> i have two heroes. my two moms. >> it's okay. you should be proud. go ahead. >> mrs. thompson, please report to the front office. >> you know, and matthew, it is truly only the free state of florida in the hand mads tale under his eyes sense. the idea the governor of a theoretically state in a free country saying no, i want cameras to be watching your teachers at all times. i want everyone to be watched. i want you watching your neighbors. i want you suing your neighbors. ist it's only in one direction. ron desantis isn't concerned black or brown or indigenous

people will feel uncomfortable but white kids and their parents. talk about the irony here. a very smart person tweeted this out and i retweeted it and i'll read a bit now. in 2018 the conservative washington examiner made literally the opposite argument when black parents in the naacp came forward and said it makes black kids uncomfortable to have books like "to kill a mockingbird" and "adventures of huckleberry finn" uncomfortable because they hear the "n" word being read out loud in class. revising, erasing history, even artistic interpretations of time periods does a grave disservice to the students whose quote unquote feelings they're trying to protect. the argument on the right then is black kids must get used to hearing the "n" word used and suck it up but white kids can't

learn the people that enslaved people were white and these slaves were black because that will make them sad. unpack that for us. >> well, you know, it's fast narting and has everything to do with the fact we're multi cultural diverse society and white christian males, you think about this. for 150 years white christian males held power positions and for the next 75 white christian males held 90% of the power positions in america. today that number is 80% and white christian males represent 28% of the country so it's not as if anybody is saying no, no, no, you only get 28%. they got 80% and that's not enough. because it's fallen and i think the republicans are incredibly successful, i'll agree with the democratic caucus about this. speaking to the fear based part

of human's brains, the part of our brain we evolved through that goes into fear and protection and goes i'm going to lose something in the midst of this and i fault the democrats in this battle to a degree because the republicans have launched a culture war. they don't like what the country is becoming and the democrats think they can win the culture war but talking about build back better and what will we do about inflation. when you're in a culture war, when somebody launch as war at you, launch a war back what culture you believe in. do you believe in -- and present an opposite side culture that believes in everybody's dignity and believes in all men and women are created equal. democrats have to get ahold and not shy away and not talk about this. they have to present and win. if we're an american in an american democracy multi cultural, democrats and all of us have to win the culture war

in a presentation in what america can be in the 21st century and why that's a better vision. >> just to play a white christian male literally speaking for himself, every black history month we get something like this. this is broward county, he goes into a broward county school board meeting and says why isn't there a white history month? >> i am a white heterosexual male, part indian, scottish which is where the pin comes from. when will you have a white history month, a heterosexual month or a male history month? as long as we're going to be recognizing different priorities in people's lives, this deserves recognition, too. by the same token, i look at a school board that is all female,

where is going to be the male input on such a school board? >> you know, not to make it partisan, that is the group of voters that are overwhelmingly not available to democrats or anyone else or republicans because that's the grievance you heard matthew talk about. when you have 103 bills introduced in 2022 limiting lessons on race, gender and sexuality, 155 introduced since 2021, 113 currently live in 13 different states and bills under consideration in nine states, there has to be, this has to be addressed. part of that poll that politico talked about said groups leaning more to the center, or center right or hispanic groups said democrats are too judge mental. they want the per permissive

attitude or not wanting your kids to read the books or not wanting people to learn about dr. king because they only want to hear the one line they like. how do you as somebody whose organization is answering back in ads address that? >> i think matthew is right we have to take our values right there in the center. we believe in a world where everybody including the man that stood up and asked about white history where he has a place in this world. what we're actually experiencing is not two sides of an argument. we're not trying to take heterosexual people's kids away. these are not opposite sides. this is about a group of people that grow smaller and smaller and more and more fearful saying i get to dictate to you what your child sees in school and he

doesn't get to acknowledge you or your wife. he doesn't get to speak about his wife and life. there is plenty of space in the world for everybody but we cannot allow a small hand full of people. i don't believe they represent the majority but a small hand full of people that want to kerr rate and sensor the information available to us whether in the school, in the university, in the workplace but i think this message is resinating with people because they see it and hear it and beneed to give them a frame work this is surveillance. >> indeed. no one wants surveillance in big brother watching you and by the way, i hate to break it to that guy but every day is white history month. what are you talking about? nadine smith, matthew dowd, thank you both very much. up next, the january 6th committee is not afraid to take on trump but what about the doj?

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roughly 86 subpoenas that. so, given that congressional invest gages are slow, there is progress. the justice department seems to have done very little. there is no investigation that we know of into trump himself nor his closest allies. to that point, it been 65 days since the house voted to refer trump's former chief of staff mark meadows for criminal charges of contempt but it's been crickets so far from the d.o.j. columnist jennifer ruben points out this week attorney general merrick garland seems to be so deliberately timid to appeasing anti democratic forces. in other words, inaction is i'm partisanship because he's a polar riizing ex president is t same thing. the problem with garland's apparent thinking is by definition, investigating and

prosecuting crimes is not partisan. the principle of equal justice under the law, which is engraved in bold relief on the front of the united states supreme court applies to every person, whatever their politics position or circumstance. and by the way, we've seen plenty of democracies prosecute former heads of state including francis nicolaus italy's silvio. jennifer ruben's column does hold out hope garland will do the right thing but not until after the january 6th committee has done the heavy lifting of gathering the evidence. ruben says if evidence is as compelling as committee members keep suggesting, garland will find exceptionally difficult not to prosecute but that will be welcome news but the clock is ticking and long past the time for merrick the mild to shift the wheels of justice into high gear. joining me now is maya wiley,

former assistant u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst and juania toliver. so people don't think i'm going after merrick garland, this is what he promised to do. this is him one month ago. >> the justice department remains committed to holding all january 6th perpetrators at any level accountable under law whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible for the assault on our democracy. >> and maya, i guess that depends on what all means and what any level means. right? i mean, that seems to mean all or any level if we take him at his word. >> yeah, and i think what was important about him making that statement is that after he did, we did see seditious conspiracy against the oath keepers. what we don't know is whether or

not that is part of a strategy that also might flip folks if there is information that they were having conversations, which i suspect they may have with roger stone and other captains in the army of donald trump, particularly in that war room the day before january 6th. so we don't really know where that is going or how the justice department is building its case from the bottom to top. we do know it has moved up the food chain and gotten bigger and bigger indictments along the way. i think your point, which is really important is it's going to be a very hard pill for the public to swallow if there is not some form of very serious criminal investigation that includes donald trump directly and explicitly because he has been connected to these various circles of conspiracy from as we

know the georgia, the fulton county district attorney actually looking at the phone call and all the activities donald trump personally engaged in trying to find votes that would change the outcome of the georgia election, which was one of the central conspiracies that the january 6th committee is looking into and there are others, even in the bob woodward and robert costa book, there are sources that told them that trump was saying to pence wouldn't it be great essentially if all of this active violence happens at the capitol? wouldn't that be great? pence is going no, that would not be great. donald trump is not convinced. so we can't -- we don't have time to go through all the evidence that makes it a very hard pill to swallow and my hope is we won't have to swallow that pill. >> well, you know, juanita, on a political side because obviously, the department of

justice is not involved in politics here but i wonder what message the inaction sends to elected republicans because it feels like this is emboldening, right? if the former president's last name was clinton, whether it be mr. or mrs. clinton or obama, i have no doubt that not only would there be an investigation, it would be open. it would be -- janet wasn't shy saying i'm looking into things here but when the president is republican, there is a he is tense to confront them and i don't -- maybe i'm seeing things that aren't there but your thoughts? >> look, i think merrick garland is being who he has been as frustrating as that is apparently. he's been this cautious guy but i think back to what he did in october when president biden said yeah, i hope people like steve bannon are prosecuting for defying congressional subpoenas that, the doj said hey, we're

independent and functioning independently. he did that not only because he's a cautious guy but we're not operating like the doj did under trump or the personal law firm but that's highly frustrating knowing everything we know about january 6th before, during and after the attack because essentially, you can look at the gop and they're thinking merrick garland is giving a pass saying hey, you aided and abetted to overturn an election and aided and abetted in protecting trump by not voting to convict him and his second impeachment trial a year ago this week, by refusing to hold him accountable, by refusing to support an independent commission to investigate january 6th and on top of that, the republicans are celebrating by saying hey, if we flip five seats in the house and one in the senate, you better believe this will be a congress of vengeance. we know they will follow through on that claim and promise, especially if nothing comes through. i appreciate you and maya talking about the speech on

january 5th, but that glimmer he'll take this to the high level of governance will not cut it when the democracy and constitution is on the line. >> you wrote a piece back on fan nancy pelosi. the party is gone. the republicans are already -- people should read the piece. the party is gone. let's be clear. and they have been emboldened not just to run on this. they're now running on the insurrection as a good thing and making mugs about it and they're running on it and trying to change laws in these states so they can try to legally do what trump tried to do illegally. >> this is their play. hey, we failed in a coup this time but we'll get them next time. that's the republican message. you're right, there is no party to take back because what used to be the fringe has become the core of the gop and mcconnell is reiterating that and mccarthy is

reiterating that if they don't have a legislation agenda for 2022. sham impeachment trial against biden if they take back the house. their agenda is making sure they can remove democrats from committee as revenge from having gosar removed. that's who they're defending and putting up front. democrats need to respond. show that to the voters at the district level. let them know what is about to come for them if they allow republicans to take back the house and senate because this isn't a joke, joy. you know it. they're going to follow through. they're going to do everything they're saying they're going to do and i think people need to start taking that seriously and putting that front and center in this midterm election. >> and the only thing that could be a detouring is if people fear prosecution. maya wiley, juanita toliver, thank you. they are relooking at mask use. u.s. surgeon general joins me next. u.s. surgeon general joins me next

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we're seeing red and blue states and businesses dropping mask mandates. amazon and walmart announced fully vaccinated workers will no longer be required to wear masks and as of tomorrow, the same will be true for vaccinated guests at disneyworld. joining me is the u.s. surgeon general. thank you for being here. i appreciate you making the time. the reason we invited you on is we saw your tweet and your tweet thread about your potential disneyworld customer, your baby girl suffering from covid and you've been keeping us up to date with how she's doing at least on social media. please tell us how she's doing. >> well, joy, thank you so much for asking. thankfully, my 4-year-old that tested positive over the weekend is doing okay. she still has the sore throat and pretty congested and having fevers on and off but she's still playing with her brother and smiling, which makes us happy and she's still breathing

well. so we're greatful that she's okay but it's -- you know, just a reminder to me this is what millions of parents have had to go through over the last two years, seeing their children get sick and a lot of them have asked the same questions i think i asked over the weekend when my daughter tested positive, which is she going to be okay? is there something i could have done differently to protect her? and did i do something wrong? these are the thoughts that go through your head as a parent, before we're professional or whatever our job title is, we're parents first. >> i can absolutely relate. you're right. and it brings us right to that kind of question. the cdc is saying covid is something that's becoming endemic, we can live with and treat it and don't have to worry as much as imminent death because we're vaccinated, our children are vaccinated but not babies. babies can't be vaccinated. i'm not sure if your daughter falls into that age group. i mean, i guess that's the question i have for you as a parent living this. how do you feel about this opening that we're seeing?

i just came back from california. you know, the mask mandates are starting to relax in a lot of even blue states, blue cities, businesses, disneyworld. i believe there is a big festival coming up that will change, coachella in the stage coach festivals will drop all covid related restrictions so they won't require attendees to be masked, vaxed, tested, nothing. how do you feel? does that feel safe to you as a parent of young kids? >> it's really important question, joy. i have my daughter who tested positive is 4. so she's too young to get a vaccine right now and a lot of parents have kids under 5 and trying to figure out how best to protect them. there are a couple things we have to remember. one is that there are still going to be people in the community who don't have protection or who are at higher risk including kids over 5 that don't have protection and higher risk individuals that play be older and immune compromised or who may have multiple medical

conditions that put them at increased risk and we have to do whatever we can to make sure we're not just protecting ourselves but looking out for other people. look, as things get better and cases come down and hospitalizations come down, we can and should ultimately move to start pulling back restrictions. we don't want to live we restrictions forever. we need to do that safely. we have to use vaccines and boosters. we have to use treatments and make sure that people know that there are treatments, oral and i.v. to reduce your risk if we do get sick and we have to use masks and testing wisely. high quality masks we've been distributing and they can help protect you from getting infected by others. we used to think of the early days hey, the masks only protect other people from getting sick if you're sick. that's not true. a high quality mask can protect you. we have to use this and be

considerate. >> i just flew, and i'm flying more and more, i'm glad they have the mask mandate in the airport and planes. i worry about getting sick and getting other people sick really worries me. i wonder where you fall on the idea people have been doing the right things, got vaccinated and boosted and masking and doing the right thing that society should introduce more rewards. you should be able to go to a concert and restaurant or bar unmasked because you've been doing the right things or do you think we need to be slower about it because so many people are unvaccinated and they are still getting sick and still dying? we're now at, what, 930,000 people have died. at this point, it's mostly unvaccinated people dying. where do you fall on that balance how much we should still be doing and restricting ourselves? >> well, i think we have to wait until the appropriate moment to do this. we still at this point in time have so many people who are getting sick each day. we have around 80,000 people

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of murder and burglary though police have not called the crime a hate crime. crimes against asians and women soared during the pandemic. joining me is co-founder of aapi women lead and co-founder and ceo of the center or policing equity. thank you for being here. connie, there is a statistic from your organization that is pretty glaring that 60% of aapi women and girl experience some form of sexual or domestic abuse and just as an example of why there was a recent case on january 19th of a woman fatally stabbed in front of a subway car and now we have this horrific case. talk about the anxieties and how the pandemic impacted them. >> thanks, joy. thanks for having us on the show to talk about this. you know, prepandemic, there was

already a large number of asian and pacific islander women and girls who have been subject to gender based violence in the form of street harassment, in the form of gender based violence on the streets, at home at the workplace so this was prepandemic and what we're noticing from other studies is that there is an increase of violence associated with the pandemic and racial kind of tensions and the climate that we are experiencing right now. so up to 70% of our women said they've experienced harassment that is related to race and gender violence. that's really important and what is also really important is what rendered both christina and michelle's cases very painful is how common the violence against us is but that how unnoticed and invisiblized our experiences have been and that's the case for asians, pacific islanders, latin x, black women, our stories of suffering from gender

based violence that may or may not result in death has typically gone under the radar and if it's ever noticed, it been ignored and if we do say anything to the state in the form of the criminal justice system, we typically are further punished, further subject to violence and/or we have to prove the violence against us. i think that's been a really challenging situation for us where we are vulnerable to violence and have few protections and we're actually further punished and violated again. that's something that we really have to think about. our organization also really thinks about the kind of expansive definition of violence against us. we don't think only about hate crime as a problem, we think about poverty as issue, detentions as an issue, deportations as an issue. these are all forms of violence that have been impacting asians and pacific islanders to communities very different but

are very vulnerable at this moment. >> yeah, you know, phillip, it becomes more complex because, you know, the sort of rationalization of the pandemic, it pings out from sort of what you might think of sort of the usual suspect groups and pings into communities of color so you wind up having these sort of, you know, cross racial challenges in terms of crime and punishment. in this case, it also enter seconds with a lot of other things. nbc news has done a piece on this person who is alleged to have killed christina lee. he had been arrested previously but never had a mental health intervention during his january 7th arraignment, the judge, whose name was judge herbert moses ordered nash to be freed without having to come up with bail. the judge could have imposed other requirements, including a mental health evaluation. he didn't do it. there is a lot of stuff that's crossing here. your thoughts? >> yeah, that's right. it also the case that the judge

is supposed to be responsive to what prosecutors ask for. prosecutors didn't ask for bail to be set. i think, though, in these contexts, it's easy to talk about. we have someone who allegedly killed someone in the most savage, most tragic way, a 35-year-old woman with so much in front of her. in the last ten years, we've seen 10,000 10,00

streets and in our homes. but we've been doing is paroling are patrolling our communities, who are not necessarily relying on the police. we have 18 records that we we've created community care. we created community defense, safety programs by, standard programs all of which are about

us. right? and our communities. that's what needs to be -- >> indeed. connie wang, philip atiba goff, i wish we had more time. do stick around for tonight's absolute worst because -- there's nothing to celebrate back in a second. - there's nothing to celebrate back in a second hello, how can i? sore throat pain? ♪honey lemon♪ try vicks vapocool drops in honey lemon chill for fast acting sore throat relief ♪ahhh!♪ wooo! vaporize sore throat pain with pnc bank believes that if a pair of goggles can help your backhand get better then your bank should help you budget even better. virtual wallet® with low cash mode℠ from pnc bank.

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from the ukrainian border. but tonight the biden administration has said that russia has been adding troops. it's no surprise because russia has a reputation for not playing by the royals. that's why ronald reagan said -- yes and that brings us to the end of things. in 2016, the -- to the world that ahead of the 2014 so g olympics he helped his country run a state sanctioned doping program. he worked to hide it from international officials and help swab out tainted urine samples to ensure that none of the athletes were being blasted. dozens of russian athletes including at least 15 medal winners were part of this program which had been planned for years to ensure russian dominance at the games. the shocking revelation led to the banning of nearly 50 athletes many successfully appealed the bands, but the scandal of russia a global sports pariah. that league history is casting a long shadow on the beijing

olympics olympics, the 212 russian athletes taking part of this year's olympic games can even compete with their country's name, flag, or anthem because of the sanctions levied against the country in the wake of the doping scandal. last week one of those athletes, amelia valieva sugar get another doping scandal once again casting doubt on russia's ability. prior to attending that with a 15-year-old figure skater tested positive for a banned substance. but the results really shared with her on the first day of competition in beijing. the drug which she -- heart medication which can enhance endurance. right now it's not known which she whether she knowingly took the man drug. the new york times reports, it included other substances used to treat heart issues. some experts are speculating that it was possible that she had given the ban drunk by adults. without her knowledge. the news immediately immediately under mine rushes results in last week's game.

the ripple effect was damaging that there will be no medal ceremony for anybody if she winds up in the top three. the court of arbitration for the sport allowed her to compete in yesterday's short program despite objections from a string of organizations as well as former fabric figure skaters. >> that was the hardest event i ever had -- to and i want to thank you all for supporting the skaters that should be in this competition. whose life work is on the. line >> especially because there aren't many clean athletes out there competing on a level playing field. this is not i think -- of the olympics to have positive athletes competing. >> it's a mask, it's a total unbelievable mass and no one will make a decision. >> well despite it all valieva and in the night in first place. and she will compete again on thursday for the gold. but again, nobody will get a

medal center if she was. look at that. so tonight that court of arbitration, they're the absolute worst. for allowing this absolute fiasco to drag on as dozens of olympic athletes at their dreams are left in limbo. and that is tonight's the readout. all in with chris hayes starts now. all in with chris tonight on all in. white house request an expedited release of trump visitor laws with text messages revealing new characters -- alas january six committee member about all of it. >> where these prosecutors, where is the da? isn't that a federal -- isn't that fraud all sorts of offenses. the >> the trump family panic after their accountant drop them isn't exactly his place.