i am sam stein filling in for the one and only ali velshi. one month ago today the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. this immediately and radically reshaped abortion rights around the country. these are the 26 states that were considered certain or likely to ban abortion in the post roe era. more than a dozen of them have already taken action to do so. today, there is not a single provider offering abortion services in the united states. forcing residents to travel across state lines for basic and essential health care. seven other states banned abortion at a much earlier point. it was previously allowed when roe was the law of the land. in the coming weeks at least three more states, north dakota, wyoming, and indiana, are expected to enact total abortion bans. let the constitutional protections for abortion that were provided, access is quickly shrinking around the country. nowhere is that more evident than in the south, where abortion access is almost entirely a thing of the past. just one month, alabama, arkansas, mississippi, oklahom

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ali velshi maybe after the weekend but the velshi banned book club shout proceed.k tomorrow, featuring a major first. vandeberg of poetry nigher shakespearean it. intense grade english, rondo dreaming tells a story of other jacqueline woodson's childhood split between new york city and segregated rural south carolina. against the coming of age backdrop, -- confront significant issues including religion, sexual identity and race all inverse of course. black old rooming as received numerous awards including the national book award. of, course it has earned the distinction of being targeted by would be book bans and towns and schools across the nation. joining velshi tomorrow morning, to hear the author speak with ali velshi, about the power of poetry, banned books in america it's so much more. if you are interested it finished reading brown girl dreaming, you have a favorite moment, strong reaction or even just a question for jacqueline woodson, send it our way. they have my story abel she dot com finishing off my copyright of the story today. before, we have a lot m

ali velshi may have the week and off, but the velshi banned book club is still going down with a specialy edition. before he left for vacation, ali spoke with matthew seabold, the scholar and resident at the center remark tween studies to discuss today's featured book. a seminole classic, the adventures of huckleberry vin. ali and matthew will dig into the literature, and the controversy surrounding the book, which was originally published in 1884. so get out your copy, is because today's meeting of the velshi banned book club is officially underway. >> it is not hyperbolic to say that the vast majority of americans do not have seen the adventures of how gobert even listed as a sign reading. have, and as it is colloquially known, is more ubiquitous than leaving to kill a mockingbird or a beloved as the controversy surrounding it. classrooms from new jersey to alabama have debated the merits of a book that, honestly explores and satirizes the antebellum american south, but utilizes a brutal and deeply offensive slur to do so. now the velshi banned book club is going to do the same thing.

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thank you so much for joining us at the velshi banned book club.ually hope perez is the author of the book out of darkness. i could continue this conversation for ages, by the way. guess what? today i get to do just that. i'm going to keep speaking with the author right after our show ends on tv, and you'll be able to stream the extended cut of this discussion later this week exclusively on peacock. we should check it out. for now that doesn't, that does it for me. thank you for catching velshi. catch me next saturday and sunday morning from 8 to 10 eastern. the sunday show with jonathan park continues right now. >> the big lie, under the microscope. new details on former trump white house counsel pat cipollone told the january six committee. when to expect that this week's hearing on the extremist groups at the insurrection. protesters demand the white house do more to protect abortion rights, as states move to pass new restrictions. we will tell you why pennsylvania is the latest battleground. and, for all of you disgruntled democrats, keep your

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velshi starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning, i am ali velshi. sunday, july 11th, 18 months and five days since a group of anti-american insurrectionists attacked the united states capitol in an attempt to overthrow the government and destroy american democracy in the name of a former president. mind you, that attempt is still ongoing in other ways. more on that later in the show. but luckily for america, the january 6th select committee continues its vital work in investigating that insurrection. and this morning, we are getting a first view of some of the potential evidence that the select committee has seen via a new, multi part documentary called unprecedented, which captures footage of the field for a president, his family and his minions before, during and after the election, and the attack. and yes, there was a film crew invited to document the attempted overthrow of the u.s. government. the footage, and by that i mean all that was shot, not just what was used for unprecedented, was subpoenaed last month by the select committee. all three

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inflation, and much more, another hour of velshi begins right now.in the, east 6 am in the west, i am -- a full week has not passed since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, the landmark president that once guaranteed abortion as a constitutional right in america. it is the culmination of a decades-long effort by abortion rights opponents to deny half of the american population access to basic and essential health care. they have been preparing for this for years, even before the supreme court announced its decision 80s ago. access to abortion and many states was already limited, still the supreme court ruling as drastically chance for republican health care in america and just one week. some clinics around the country are already overwhelmed, and fully booked for weeks in advance. additionally, clinics and states where abortion will remain legal are scrambling to expand their services. meanwhile, many people have been stocking up on emergency contraception pills, in case they or their children might need them in the future. demand for emergenc

velshi is next. >> today on velshi, the video and potentially evidence we have been waiting to see isee subpoenaed the never before seen documentary footage of donald trump, his family, his inner circle, filmed in the run up to the capitol riots. today, we have clips from the completed film. plus, in a post-roe landscaper states are actively encouraging bounty hunting, you may be surprised and disturbed to find out how vulnerable your digital data is and how many times it has already been used to prosecute women, with the outcomes of their pregnancies. and then, the fracturing

i am sam stein in for my friend, the one and only, ali velshi. the senior special hour on this week's explosive hearing from the january 6th select committee. this week, committee refrained the story of donald trump on january six. they painted a damning picture of a man who does not just fair to support his voters, but refused to do so. he wanted them to succeed in overturning the election results. thursday's hearing focused on the 187 minutes. from 1:10 pm to 4:17 pm, from the time trump spoke to supporters at the rally, there was a battle cry. from the time he released approve recorded rose garden video statement, on social media. halfheartedly asking his supporters to go home, but telling them, quote, we love you. during that time in some cases for hours after, there is really not an official white house record of what the president was doing. as a select committee revealed, there are hours long gaps in the presidential call log and the presidential daily diary. the chief white house photographer was told not to take photos for that stretch.

velshi is next today on velshi, a hand at what could be the bombshell become. donald trump's top white house lawyer. it was a marathon session with the january six committee. it was described as a cooperative witness. the testimony was well worth it according to a committee member. we will have the very latest on what we know, what it means, and what is ahead. also, history lesson about richard nixon's enemies list. it just might be relevant today as we learn new details about how to the top fbi officials have been publicly targeted by donald trump. they found themselves on the business end of the audits. the end of roe could be followed by a cascade of other personal rights falling away. it looks like that is already beginning to happen. this is how alabama republicans are using the trump stacked supreme court language against vulnerable kids. i will talk to the director of one clinic who is finding a way to fight back against the states new abortion ban. >> good morning. it is saturday, july 9th. we are days away from the resumption of the january six committ

another hour of velshi begins right now. o the conversation anothe good morning. i am velshi. this is continuing to weeks after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. now the nation's capital this morning, people are preparing to take part in a rally. it is a day of action being coordinated by the women's march. organizers say that the participants will march to the white house and cut off the sitting. >> president biden is trying to protect abortion. biden signed an executive order yesterday aimed at safeguarding patients and abortion providers from risks and penalties. the executive order formally directs the department of health and human services to ensure that americans have access to federally approved medication abortion in the right to freely travel across state lines. >> the right that some antiabortion states have threatened to outlaw. they also have provisions to protect patients privacy, it includes a directive for the administration to recruit volunteer lawyers to offer assistance to help navigate post-roe v. wade american. just to underscore how confusing this

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this is velshi. ttee is abou to find out.this is velshi progressive gets you right back to living the dream. now, where were we? [ cheering ] kids, one year they want back to school on amazon. now, where were we? you sure that's not a camel? yeah. whatever you say. the house select committee investigating january 6th as looking ahead to its eight public hearing. said that take place in primetime, this coming thursday. the panels last-ditch of presentation of evidence against former president trump, focused on the 187 minutes during which she did nothing to stop the insurrection at the capitol. thursday's hearing comes just over a week after the last public hearing, hauling did all the role of extremist groups like the proud boys and the oath keepers ahead up and on january 6th. here is a key moment from congressman jamie raskin. >> trump's december 19th tweet motivated these two extremist groups, which have historically not work together to coordinate their activities. december 19th, 10:22 am, just hours after president trump

velshi is next today on velshi, a hand at what could be the bombshell become.awyer. it was a marathon session with the january six committee. it was described as a cooperative witness. the testimony was well worth it according to a committee member. we will have the very latest on what we know, what it means, and what is ahead. also

that does it for us tonight, we will see you again on velshi at 8 am eastern.our on the january 6th investigation with a closer look at what we've learned this, week including a crucial conversation about what it means to be a whistleblower in donald trump's republican party with one of the most famous trump era whistleblowers. plus, the velshi book club's back, featuring gerard connally, offering the beautiful book, born and raised, a memoir about his own experience of being outed to his baptist family and being forced to choose between anti gay so-called conversion therapy or risk losing his family. time now for the last word. jason johnson's influence tonight. good evening sir. >> good to see you, ali. welcome. i am going to, i'm going. to tonight is a lot. it's a lot. tonight, breaking news about the january six investigation it's at the shocking testimony by top meadows cassidy hutchison about how trump got to the capital for the earth's are action appeared to be, corroborated, surprise surprise. details coming. up but it's a good moment to remind

today is sunday, july the 3rd, i'm ali velshi.s ht to make clear to the american people just how complicit the failed former president was in the attack on our nation's capital. now, the committee is seeking the testimony of another key witness who could bring even more evidence, insight and important context to the potentially illegal behavior conducted by some of the ex president's most loyal cronies. but the question is, will pat cipollone, the former white house counsel, honor the oath that he took as a public servant? or continue to pander to trump and his base? cipollone was subpoenaed for a deposition that was scheduled for this coming wednesday after bombshell testimony given by cassidy hutchison, a top aide to then chief of staff, mark meadows. from earlier hearings, we learned that cipollone warned trump against ch

but i want to begin with my good friend and partner ali velshi live in highland park tonight. ali thank you so much for being there. you always go to the toughest scenes and we are grateful for it. tell me, what is it like there? >> you know, you said it at the beginning. another community coming to grips with -- right? it is not even that these are not expected anymore, it is now a came of roulette. will it come to my community? the number of people who i've heard from here, they set you and i have together heard in different places, we didn't think it would happen here. and now, we are finding that it is happening everywhere. we are averaging about 12 mass shootings a week, in which more than four people are shot. you outlined just this weekend the number of shootings that have been. so this is a tight-knit community, it is a suburban community, a veteran community to chicago. it is ironically community in which they are style assault weapons are not permitted. this is a community that after parkland took a stand on this. they passed a municipal ordinance that not only said

our next three velshi banned book club books are must reads. the adventures of huckleberry fanned by mark twain, browned girl dreaming by -- and boy erased by garrett connally, all coming up. these books spent genres, topics, readings, tiles can parrot contemporary, classic, all critical worth of american literature, and of course they have all been contested or outright ban. this long weekend is the perfect time to crack the spine of a new book, or to revisit an old favorite. tomorrow we are starting with garrett connally's boy erased, it is a compassionate memoir of garrett's time and an ex gay conversion therapy center. we will examine the american south religion and the power of forgiveness with him it is nothing with you our members senator comments analysis good or bad we are here to hear it all we are not many on anybody centered my story at velshi dot com pasta books. we have more value on the, way so stick around. com pasta books. com pasta books. we have more and forms an antibacterial shield. try parodontax active gum health mouthwas

velshi, starts right now. >> good morning. it's sunday, july 17th. i'm in for my friend ali velshi.ng from the house select committee, investigating the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. primetime hearing is set to focus on what representative lives cheney calls, the 187 minutes that donald trump did nothing, while the attack was on going. essentially bringing together from the committee has laid out so far. it is unknown, if the recent

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i will see you in the morning on my show velshi, the velshi book club is back in session this week. i'm joined by actually hope perez, author of out of darkness, a work of historical fiction that weaves together themes of racism, misogyny and interracial love in 1930s texas. it has been targeted, challenged, banned all over the country, including once, famously, following a viral video of an angry parent attacking the book at a local school board meeting. that's this weekend at 8 am eastern. time now for the last word with jonathan kaye part, filling in for lawrence. good evening, jonathan. >> good evening, ali. >> it's great to see you, i feel like haven't seen you in ages. >> you have a great show, i will be watching. it >> all right, ali, have a good evening. so, everyone, how worried is donald trump tonight? today, the january 6th committee heard eight and a half hours of testimony from pat cipollone. trump's white house counsel at the time of the january 6th insurrection. and it was all on video. meaning we might hear from cipollone during the nt

msnbc prime starts now with ali velshi. good evening. >> good evening, chris.ve yourself a great evening and thanks for joining us at this hour. it was an historic moment at the supreme court today. >> i, ketanji brown jackson, do solemnly swear -- >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. >> that i will -- >> ketanji brown jackson was today sworn in at as the nation's 116th justice and the first black woman ever to serve often the high supreme court. her husband held two bibles on which she swore, a family bible and the court's bible. a former federal appeals court judge and public defender, jackson replaced stephen breyer who stepped down after nearly three decades on the bench, justice breyer hired ketanji brown jackson as a clerk in 1979 making it a full circle moment when he administered the judicial oath to her today. a formal moment will occur in the fall. taking the oath allows her to begin judicial duties. she arivs on the bench in the wake of several hugely polarizing decisions is

msnbc prime starts right now with ali velshi in highland park, illinois, good evening. >> good eveninghank you. we'll see you tomorrow. thanks for joining us this hour. i am here in highland park, illinois, a suburb north of chicago. the latest american city on a long list of cities, a growing list of cities that have experienced a deadly mass shooting. around 10:15 a.m. yesterday morning a gunman climbed up on the rooftop began firing toward the fourth of july parade below him. e

i am velshi and it is hard to overstate how disruptive infusing it has been for people across this countryt drafter that opinion leaked more than a month before the court officially handed down its ruling, nine days ago, few were fully prepared for the legal chaos and logistical challenges that are now taking place. opponents spent decades dismantling abortion rates bypassing a wide array of state laws that became increasingly restrictive and draconian overtime. ma

msnbc prime starts right now with ali velshi. >> it is worth underscoring the efforts that people went to to undermine that story, and they continue to. they continue to say it's not true, that joe biden was out of line when he said, it is true, that joe biden was out o line when he said, it is when he said it it's not provable i appreciate you bringing it up. have a good night. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour we have two guests we are very excited about tonight. senator chris murphy and beto o'rourke, the former congressman and current candidate for texas but first, one revelation that got yesterday about donald trump's attempt to overturn the 2020 election did not come from the big public hearing yesterday about the january 6 investigation, rather, it came from mother jones magazine, which obtained leaked audio of this guy, steve bannon, former trump white house adviser and

msnbc prime starts right now with ali velshi.g the efforts that people went to to undermine that story, and they continue to. they continue to say it's not true, that joe biden was out of line when he said, it is not probable, i appreciate the passion you brought to that, have a good, night we will see you tomorrow. >> you two men. >> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. we have to guess that we are and excited about to

msnbc prime starts right now with ali velshi in highland park, illinois, good evening. >> good evening and thank you. we'll see you tomorrow. thanks for joining us this hour. i am here in highland park, illinois, a suburb north of chicago. the latest american city on a long list of cities, a growing list of cities that have experienced a deadly mass shooting. around 10:15 a.m. yesterday morning a gunman climbed up on the rooftop began firing toward the fourth of july parade below him. the parade is well attended by families with young kids every year. that's what a fourth of july parade should be. local high school marching band was performing when the shooting began and as of tonight, seven people have died after being shot at that parade. 47 people were wounded. the victims range in age from 88 years old to 8 years old. the alleged shooter is 21 years old currently in custody. authorities say they believe he had been planning this attack for weeks. now, all in all, he fired more than 70 rounds from an ar-style weapon that he purchased legally in the state of illinois. this could be a

msnbc prime starts right now with ali velshi. good evening ali. >> it is worth underscoring the efforts that people went to to undermine that story, and they continue to. they continue to say it's not true, that joe biden was out of line when he said, it is true, that joe biden was out o line when he said, it is when he said it it's not provable i appreciate you bringing it up. have a good night. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour we have two guests we are very excited about tonight. senator chris murphy and beto o'rourke, the former congressman and current candidate for texas but first, one revelation that got yesterday about donald trump's attempt to overturn the 2020 election did not come from the big public hearing yesterday about the january 6 investigation, rather, it came from mother jones magazine, which obtained leaked audio of this guy, steve bannon, former trump white house adviser and double-layered button downed shirt aficionado, the leaked audio is just a few days before the 2020 presidential electio

plus, the velshi book club's back, featuring gerard connally, offering the beautiful book, born and raised, a memoir about his own experience of being outed to his baptist family and being forced to choose between anti gay so-called conversion therapy or risk losing his family. time now for the last word. jason johnson's influence tonight. good evening sir. >> good to see you, ali. welcome. i am going to, i'm going. to tonight is a lot. it's a lot. tonight, breaking news about the january six investigation it's at the shocking testimony by top meadows cassidy hutchison about how trump got to the capital for the earth's are action appeared to be, corroborated, surprise surprise. details coming. up but it's a good moment to remind you to underline for you, to continue to be shocked about the january six committee hearings are producing, the next coup is underway. the groundwork is being laid. the january six committee hearings have shattered the illusion that the attack on the capitol was a spontaneous spur in the moment outburst at a trump rally. what happened on january six was the culmina

. >> that is all in on this thursday night, msnbc prime starts right now with ali velshi, good eveningvening. thanks for joining us this hour. it was a historic mob meant at the supreme court today. >> i ketanji brown jackson solemnly swear. >> -- that i will support and defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and -- >> ketanji brown jackson was today sworn in as a 116th justice, and the first black woman ever to serve on the high court. her dot husband, doctor patrick chi -- a family bible, and the courts harlem bible. a court federal appeals judge, jackson replaced justice stephen breyer, who stepped down today after three decades on the bench, justice breyer hired ketanji brown jackson as a clerk in 1999, making it a full circle moment when he administered the judicial oath to her today. a formal investiture for justice jackson's ex expected in the fall, we can call it that now, justice jackson. taking her oath today allows her to begin her duties, she arrives on the bench in the wake of several hu

ali velshi, sorry i'm throwing it too late.

velshi starts right now. >> for 187 minutes on january six this man with unbridled, destructive energy fail to act he chose not to act. >> i think it is pretty clear we need to be in the media and having response. >> donald trump said his 2:24 teats, mike pence didn't have the courage to help which should have been done to

what january six committee member, republican congressman adam kinzinger had to say this morning on velshiow, the committee should be taken seriously, because for the last nine or ten months, it was really developing the investigation, and, then it didn't have much of a public face. so, you know, it's written off by a lot of people. and now, obviously, it's made a difference. obviously, this is quite important. i think you do have people now that say, i want to put my side in. look, without going into any more details, you know, there are people that have given us answers that maybe don't really square now, as we have had more people who came in and talk to us. and so, we want to revisit with some of those folks, if their memory clears up a little bit. >> joining me now, msnbc contributor and former u.s. attorney, joyce vance. she's a law professor at the university of alabama. also with us, and equal, investigative reporter from propublica. all right, folks, i'm very excited about this. he's also the author of the forthcoming book, a death on w street: the murder of seth rich and the age

eight to 10 am eastern filling in from my good friend ali velshi. don't worry, don't worry he's back from vacation soon enough. you won't deal with me anymore. the cross connection with charles blow and for tiffany cross begins right about now. cross begins right good morning, welcome to the cross connection. i am charles blow and for tiffany cross. we have a packed show but we start not with news on steve bannon who messed around and found out the longtime trump confidant and adviser was found guilty on two counts of contempt of congress for ignoring a subpoena for the january six committee. each count carries up to a year in jail and a fine of up to $100,000. -- to the committee's probe and it's the first conviction of anyone for the defying the committee. they guilty verdicts are now putting the spotlight on others who have to find the committee subpoenas, including secret service agents who have lawyered up with private counsel. as the probe into the text messages. which are potential evidence turned into a criminal inquiry. all of that is makin

you're watching velshi. get me next adelaide sunday morning each time eastern, half the happy 4th of july due. charles -- is filling in on the sunday show. he begins right now. >> good morning and welcome to the sunday show. i'm charles lowe filling in for jonathan kaye part. we begin with a feature of american democracy as the supreme court and statistic torque term by launching to the right. in the last few weeks, the court managed to cut miranda rights, extend the second amendment, allow corporate funding for public just education, make it harder to fight climate change, and overturn a woman's constitutional right to an abortion. for president joe biden to lawmakers, to everyday americans, it seems like everyone is bringing -- the newly minted justice jackson >> the behavior of the supreme court of united states. >> what we have seen in the last weekend on guns, climate, abortion is just a preview of -- >> we are seeing not only the overturning of decades of protection, but with the descend upon us, there

thank you for catching velshi. catch me next saturday and sunday morning from 8 to 10 eastern. the sunday show with jonathan park continues right now. >> the big lie, under the microscope. new details on former trump white house counsel pat cipollone told the january six committee. when to expect that this week's hearing on the extremist groups at the insurrection. protesters demand the white house do more to protect abortion rights, as states move to pass new restrictions. we will tell you why pennsylvania is the latest battleground. and, for all of you disgruntled democrats, keep your eyes on the ball, y'all! >> for god's sake, there is an election in november. vote, vote, vote, vote! >> could not agree more, mister president. i am jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this sunday, we begin with the january 6th committee come -- preparing for its next public hearing on tuesday, after meeting with a key witness in the investigation. former white house counsel pat cipollone testified before the committee, behind closed doors for nearly eight hours, and a videotap

i'm gonna be back here tomorrow, at eight to 10 am eastern on velshi. this is just the first half of the weekend that is done for me. but what i do now, is have a little breakfast and watch the cross connection with tiffany cross which begins right now. cross which begins right, good morning, welcome to the cross connection. i am tiffany cross. we have a lot to discuss in the show this morning. from the fatal police shooting to the wnba star brittney griner pleading guilty to drug charges in russia, will began with the first black female district attorney and fulton county, georgia. they were fearless leading in investigation as a potential election interference by the former president of the united states. donald trump and georgia's 2020 election. this week, the fulton county's special gown jury subpoenaed seven of trump's cronies. that included none other than senator lindsey graham. graham's attorneys say that they will challenge the 14 -- they claim this is all politics. take a listen to what they had to say about that in exclusive interview with bl