we start at the alexandria history museum.uring the civil war in the 1860's, this building, like many others in alexandria, was used as a hospital. nursing, as a practice, before the civil war, was used as a punishment. women who were arrested for public drunkenness or prostitution were punished by working as a nurse for a week or two. during the crimean war, nursing as a practice became more of an occupation for women, and during the civil war many women came over to help teach others how this practice of nursing could be used to help soldiers. during this time, the practice of nursing was becoming more formalized. the battle of manassas took place about 20 miles in this direction. soldiers were brought into alexandria to be healed by these nurses. when we think about nurses during the civil war, people like dorothea dix might come to mind, and she was essential in helping the field takeoff during the war. she was able to appoint 15%, or 3000 of the medical staff during the war, including nurses here in alexandria. nurses her

>> this suspect is accused of not only posting online death threats against the congresswoman alexandriacasio-cortez but against a capitol police officer. it's garrett miller of texas. he swtweeted, quote, assassinat aoc and said the police officer who fatally shot a female trump supporter in the capitol, he wrote, quote, deserves to die and he said, won't survive long because it's, quote, hunting season. so this was all posted online and officials say miller participated in the capitol attack and then posted extensively on social media before and during the attack saying a civil war could start and said next time, we bring guns. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez has been very vocal in the days after the attack and she's actually talked about how she and other members really weren't sure they were going to make it out alive. take a listen. >> i had a very close encounter where i thought i was going to die. it is not an exaggeration to say that many, many members of the house were nearly assassinated. it's just not an exaggeration to say that at all. we were very lucky that things ha

new concerns over first amendment rights after squad member alexandria ocasio-cortez says congress is looking at forming a commission. what she calls, battling disinformation. stay with us. >> we are going to have to figure out how we raise our media environment, so that you can't just see misinformation and disinformation. ♪ ♪

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez looking to crack down on the media to deal with what she calls misinformation. what she says congress should do plus 20,000 troops deployed to washington, d.c., as federal authorities warn of a major security threat ahead of inauguration. will it be enough to keep the peace? >> the real problem is going to come outside of the perimeter, and both the left on the right extreme elements come together in the same place at the same time. ♪ ♪ here's huge news for veteran homeowners. introducing refiplus from newday usa. refiplus lets you refinance at record low rates to save money every month plus you could get an average of $50,000 cash. that's money for security today and money for retirement tomorrow. refiplus, it's only for veterans and it's only from newday usa. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. fine, no one leaves the table until your finished. and nutrients to fine, w

that's what alexandria ocasio-cortez believes.cheese that tastes like candy for valentine's day? john roberts joins sandra smith and me at the top of the hour for "america reports." >> emily: welcome back to "outnumbered," american icons falling victims to cancel culture in san francisco after the school board voted to change the names of dozens of public schools. george washington, abraham lincoln, thomas jefferson and theodore roosevelt are out after the board deemed them unworthy of the honor due to their connections with racism. a school board defended the decision calling it not just symbolic but a moral message. rick sees it differently. >> this is outrageous to think that these great americans are not good enough to have a school named after them and so they are going to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to strip the name but also spend millions of dollars on new uniforms, repainting the school basketball court. >> emily: tyrus, as a former teacher, your thoughts? >> as a current, living, breathing, smiling black man i

of course, people like alexandria ocasio-cortez won't be satisfied. they won't be satisfied until we have complete socialism which means government control over our lives and a guaranteed minimum income to pay for that. we have to make sure that any relief package going forward is tailored. the best relief package quite frankly is reopening our economy. i could tell you that as someone here in new york, seeing so many livelihoods destroyed by arbitrary mandates from our mayor and governor. of course i'm concerned about the rise in first time unemployment claims that have come out since the new year. we need to be mindful of the debt we're racking up as a nation. any relief package needs to be

also in our alexandria house. that is from a trip that they took after the administration to oman and jordan to visit king hussein. christmas at the white house. ann: christmas at the white house. susan: that is in a store where we would spend our christmas and summer. mother bought a necklace which i know have. that was the last big family picture that was taken. that was about 2002. we did that at about the 20th anniversary of the betty ford center. most of those granddaughters are married and have children of their own. ann: where is that? it is out in palm springs in the yard. susan, i brought a picture as well. my kids don't remember this, this was long before i got married, but i often traveled with betty ford on her adventures around the country. i will tell you that, of first ladies who made themselves available to me, it was the first time i was covering the first lady so i had nothing to compare to, but i've now covered seven first ladies over a period of 40 years. i think she was one of the most accessi

the alexandria ocasio-cortez ilhan omar democrats don't have a lot in common with the nancy pelosi chuck schumer democrats. so they try to keep a focus on trump because that's only thing able to unite the fragile coalition. the state of political fact, if donald trump wants a republican nomination in 2024 it will be handed to him on a silver platter, i will support him in the field will be mostly clear but for some people that have ambition that outsize is there political sense. with our base, with trump voters i think the president is as strong as he's ever been because people see the hypocrisy, they see the headwinds he faced and over time he's only going to be proven more right in the lines of the left told us trump with the russian agent and now we see putin getting crushed as a consequence of what the president did to make our country energy dominant. they said he was shaking on ukraine but each and every day we learn more about biden's improper dealing with ukraine. i think the legacy of donald trump will get better with age just like a fine wine. steve: there you go, we will talk

alexandria ocasio-cortez has told plenty of lies on her own and media interviews, on twitte.ke this and i wonder to find misinformation and how that manifests, the question on my show last night was, who is in charge of the committee? republicans take control of the majority, are they in charge of the misinformation, are they the ones who got to rein in the media and pick and choose who is viewing the most? it's an incredibly dangerous and slippery slope. >> this goes back to what we were talking about earlier, you have big tech, these monopolies working in coordination or at the direction of in some instances of these liberal politicians. it's not just, this is what she's talking about, but then you have this private crackdown. >> first of all, twitter and a news network, they're very different. we have a responsibility. journalism 101, report the facts and the story is not about you. there are individuals around networks that are giving their opinion and i agree, we have to help people understand the difference between fact and opinion based on the facts that are presented.

i had lived in the alexandria house my entire life from the time i came from the hospital so the move was a big deal, and to me the best part was that i was going to get my own bathroom because i had shared a bathroom with my brothers my entire life, and i was excited to have my own bathroom. i had been in boarding school in bethesda, and so i had to move out of the boarding department and back home and, you know, it was a step up from the boarding department to move into the white house. >> i bet it was. now you're the youngest of four kids and three older brothers and just like my own family, you have a mike and a susan, but you were the one who was home and you were the one -- i mean, your move into the white house came just as you were starting your senior year in high school. that's a hard year for anyone. >> well, it is a hand year for anyone and within six weeks mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. so you're trying to cut the cord because you're a senior and you know everything and you don't want to be close to your parents and all of that, and then your mother gets diagnos

. >>> a texas man is being charged with threatening to assassinate alexandria ocas alexandria ocasio-cortez. >>> and long time legend larry king has died at the age of 87. >>> president joe biden's first weekend in office was spent focusing on his ambitious first 100 days agenda. house democrats are working on biden proposals that would increase financial aid for struggling americans in a variety of ways and increase spending to fight the pandemic. this as the u.s. approaches a terrifying milestone, nearly 25 million confirmed cases of covid-19 and while cases rise, the former president's senate trial looms. the article of impeachment against donald trump will be delivered to the senate on monday. and if that's not enough, two new pieces of bomb shell reporting add another complication. trump wanted the justice department to push the supreme court to overturn biden's victory according to the "wall street journal," and sources tell cnn trump nearly replaced the acting attorney general with a relative unknown who sported his false election claims. all of this could impact the senate trial. he

capitol, and the latest, a man charged with threatening to kill congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. >>> also, the loss of a broadcasting legend, cnn's own larry king. a look back at some of his most memorable moments. >> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom." with robyn curnow. >>> great to have you along. we begin this hour focused on new bombshell reporting that details attempts by former president donald trump to overturn his election loss. according to "the wall street journal," trump wanted the justice department to push the supreme court to invalidate election results. sources tell cnn trump nearly replaced the acting attorney general with a relative unknown who supported those false claims. and was willing to use them to undo georgia's vote. mr. trump's refusal to accept his loss helped provoke the riot at the capitol and led to his second impeachment. we're getting new information about an alleged participant. authorities say this texas man, garrett miller, made death threats against a capitol police officer and democratic representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. it'

>>> death threats against alexandria ocasio cortez. he wrote, quote, assassinate aoc >> i had a very close encounter where i thought i was going to die. >> the american people are hurting. they can't afford to wait. they need help right now. it shouldn't be the hunger games like ppe. that was ridiculous. >> we didn't get into this mess overnight and it is going to take months to turn things around. >> every night at this time we'll be here for one hour. we'll meet fascinating people from all walks of life. >> one thing he loved was being in front of that camera when those lights came on. he was just perfect. >> instead of good-bye, how about so long? >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are in the cnn newsroom. we begin with some shocking developments out of washington. a "new york times" report says then president donald trump tried to use the doj to unilaterally void joe biden's election win in georgia and sheds new light on how far the failed effort went. now as se

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez who's been subject of death threats, there's a man arrested who posted asass natd aoc who stormed the capitol, since the attack on the capitol, mccarthy on this show last night saying he's basically afraid of marjorie taylor green. >> it increasingly seems unfortunately that in the house republican caucus kevin mccarthy answers to these qanon members of congress, not the other way around, and that is something that, frankly, needs to be said. he said he'll pull representative marjorie taylor green aside so when i hear that representative mccarthy is going to pull a member aside who has made white supremacist sympathizing comments the thing that i think is what is he going to tell them? keep it up? because there are no consequences in the republican caucus for violence. there's no consequences for racism. no consequences for misogyny. no consequences for insurrection. and no consequences means that they condone it. it means that that silence is acceptance. and they want it. because they know that it is a core animating political energy for them. >>

tonight a texas man is charged with posting online death threats against democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. tackling the economic crisis, president biden is proposing to expand the child tax credit, sending monthly limits of up to $300 per child to american families. also as the new biden administration works to ramp up vaccinations, the u.s. approaches another pandemic milestone, 25 million stoetal cases of covid-19. >>> and the world of broadcasting has lost a legend. long-time cnn host larry king has died at the age of 87. i'm pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are in the "cnn newsroom" on a saturday evening and we begin this evening at the white house where president biden is laying out an ambitious plan for his first 100 days in office. cnn white house correspondent john harwood joins me now. john, is biden on track to follow through on his early promises? that's a big question tonight. >> reporter: some he will follow through on and of course he is implementing executive orders to create a pandemic testing b

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez says her republican colleagues have a white supremacy problem. does that kind of rhetoric make bipartisanship even possible? also this. >> this is the people's house. it should not be a fortress. it has to be guarded at critical moments. >> harris: more lawmakers are asking where the national guard troops are staying in d.c. a group of house republicans now demanding a briefing from the pentagon. my next guest is one of those demanding it, florida congressman michael waltz here to weigh in. refiplus from newday usa. it lets you refinance at today's record low rates plus get cash. with mortgage rates low and home values high refiplus can help you lower your rate plus turn your home equity into an average of $50,000. money for security today. money for retirement tomorrow. refiplus from newday usa. if these beautiful idaho potato recipes are just side dishes, hq b then i'm not a real idaho potato farmer. genuine idaho potatoes not just a side dish anymore. always look for the grown in idaho seal. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer ne

joining nous is congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york. congresswoman, i really appreciate you being here. i know you have lots of options and i appreciate you coming here to talk about this. >> of course. thanks for having me. >> so you and your colleagues have been through an ordeal. you made those public remarks on tuesday about how specifically scary and dangerous was the situation that you were in. and you said at the time that for security reasons you didn't feel like you could say more about the direct threat you experienced that caused you to go through all those things people worry about when they worry their life is in danger. can you tell us more about that event or tell you why you can't because you've been advised about your own security here? >> yeah, i think one of the reasons we hesitate to share more details is because, frankly, the security lapses that exist and that existed that day. and, you know, we hesitate to reveal locations and what actually happened in order to not reveal other lapses and vulnerabilities potential

for example, yesterday we learned about this threat to assassinate representative alexandria ocasio-cortezthat's going to hurt the president's case. i think it's a double-edged sword. >> there is also "the wall street journal" reporting that president trump pushed the department of justice to take this to the supreme court to attempt to invalidate joe biden's win. what will be the influence, what will be the carryover into the trial? >> yeah, victor, that's another good example of a new piece of information that could be used by the house impeachment managers. i was trying to figure out if this was corrupt or idiotic by the president, his effort to get the doj to go to the supreme court. that's not what dodger is there for. another not there to do the president's bidding. i say idiotic or futile because it wouldn't have work. doj doesn't have the authority to make them rule in their favor. the supreme court would have rejected this lawsuit the same as they rejected multiple other futile, baseless lawsuits seeking to overturn the election. >> let's look at it from the opposite direction. ev

here's what tucker said about alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> sad news tonight chewbacca guy is no longerour kids seventh birthday party. he's in prison tonight. we'll tell you when they move him to gitmo ersome undisclosed site. alexandria ocasio-cortez found herself in the same city as chewbacca guy, literally trapped and abandoned just like those lonely troops so many years ago. she really thought she was going to die. >> reporter: you see what's going on there? he is mocking aoc's concern about her safety. he is down-playing the criminality of the rioters. he's making it sound like the attack on the capitol was no big deal, and he's claiming that all of the efforts to stamp out extremism and go after the terrorists who invaded the capitol, he claims that's all about going after conservatives, his audience. he is conflating actual terrorists with his audience. >> yeah. really jumping on the same griffe train as the president now but using his platform in the same way. thank you very much. thanks so much. >>> former president trump's last minute pardons facing new scrutiny including a m

day, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez has shared some thoughts about bridging the racial dividey involve government funding for deradicalization. dr. king's nieces with me next. stay close. here's huge news for veteran homeowners. introducing refiplus from newday usa. refiplus lets you refinance at record low rates to save money every month plus you could get an average of $50,000 cash. that's money for security today and money for retirement tomorrow. refiplus, it's only for veterans and it's only from newday usa. did you know you can go to libertymutual.com hqhqg> the white supremacist cause is futile. it is nihilist, and it will never be realized. there are people who are radicalized right now and it is going to take a very long time, and it's going to take a long time and a lot of effort to d radicalized as people. now, that is not to say that all hope is lost. we probably nee

neil: yeah, just amazing stuff here and odd roles that ted cruz agrees with alexandria ocasio-cortezhat happen? neil: yeah, exactly. the populist social media concerns behind this. lauren are, thank you very much, lauren simonetti. all right, i want to get to where all of the goes right now because it's a battle between the free marketeers who say, all right, let the buyer and/or seller beware, they know what they're doing, and they should suffer the consequences, leave the government out of it. others are saying it's a slippery slope here, and if you don't watch frothiness that could grip the innocent who have nothing to do with these trades and it's time for action. dan geltrude is here, or susan li -- susan li and also david asman. all right, susan, you're hearing that old song, buyer, seller beware. leave it at that. but, of course, these are fast market conditions and times, remotely billion dollar leverage positions are tested every second. so is it different and should it be different? this interest in washington, is it the stuff that traders should be worried about rather tha

loverture hospital was a segregated hospital in alexandria, virginia. where a lot of the casualties from the crater battle went for surgery or rehabilitation. what happened when these black soldiers died is that they were not buried in the alexandria national cemetery which was two blocks from the hospital. but they were taken and buried in unmarked graves in a friedman cemetery a couple miles away in alexandria. the soldiers protested this and had a petition drive demanding the right to be buried as soldiers with the white soldiers in the alexandria cemetery one -- cemetery. one of the leaders of this was was alfred carroll. we have his hospital card from his time in the hospital. he was there for several months. he was a sergeant in the company d29th usci and he was one of the people who who led this petition drive. one of the other soldiers from wisconsin who had died at the hospital was buried in the freed man cemetery. but after their petition drive, he was reinterred at the alexandra cemetery so he was buried there. i also want to mention here tha

and demanding believe no holding back there but it seems that now alexandria cortez's a ok with media censorship we're going to have to figure out. how we rate in our media environment so that you can't just disinformation and misinformation so bridle the news media and teach people how to properly consume news now you can see where this is heading for an o.c. is critics let's unpack this proposal she wants to basically establish a ministry of truth we've all read 1904 and you know to determine what is truth and what is not so who sits on this committee exactly i'm curious that she's talking about is fine for a member of congress to blast the media president trump has been known to do that now and again but i don't want some federal commission deciding what is false but what a.o. c. wants the government to do is already being done by social media's gatekeepers donald trump and his closest supporters have been taken off of social media one by one facebook has even banned any reference to stop the steal the catch phrase donald trump supporters used when they said they felt the election

congresswoman alexandria cassio cortez has joined a growing group of democratic politicians demanding a clampdown on the media in the wake of last week's riots at the capitol building in washington d.c. but republicans the fear any clampdown will focus on them. reports. the congresswoman who is known by her initials is seen as a rising star in the democratic party a o c is all about diversity social justice and protecting civil liberties she communicates with her adoring public primarily through social media with thousands sharing her tweets and live streams why do we need to exchange people's well being and ability to survive for yet another corporate bailout we need to get the relief of going up our elected officials offices. and demanding believe no holding back there but it seems that now alexandria cortez's a ok with media censorship we're going to have to figure out. how we rate in our media environment so that you can't just disinformation and misinformation so bridle the news media and teach people how to properly consume news now you can see where this is heading for a o.c.s.

assistant secretary of state for public affairs and is via skype from alexandria alexandria virginia near washington thank you very much for being with us so what do you make of this message this threat from the head of the israeli army it clearly is a message for the biden administration but having these really military itself make this case is a challenge for biden isn't it. absolutely that is nothing new. you'll remember that prime minister benjamin netanyahu you know came to washington before even as the agreement was being negotiated to lobby against it. israel believes that any nuclear program that iran has even under the existing agreement is a pathway to a wall but certainly this is a political shot across the bow and that it underscores that even if the united states is willing under the by the administration to return to the agreement under very significant preconditions the political power forward is very very difficult what would you think the biden administration would shy away from rejoining the nuclear deal just because israel threatened to carry out some attacks again

we have alexandria ocasio-cortez talking about a congressional commission to look into speech.>> that we call it out when it happens on both sides. when you see all of these democrats that are only calling it out now, they did not call it out during the summer. in fact some of them were encouraging some of the violence we saw over the summer, fanning those flames. you can't have it both ways. you have got to be consistent calling out violence. none of us should support that i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized

ocasio-cortez and ted cruz. >> so when you have ted cruz and alexandria ocasio-cortez are agreeing with each other, it's extremely weird. >> reporter: house and senate finance committees also plan to hold hearings. david louie, abc7 news. >>> president biden reopened the window for obamacare enrollments today. the president signed an executive order directing health insurance markets to take new applications. it will begin friday the 15th and run through may 15th. i'm sorry. it will begin february 15th and run through may 15th. i want to make sure i get that right for you giving americans the way to get coverage as the spread of covid-19 remains dangerously high. >> of all times that we need to reinstate access to, the affo affordability of and extent of access to medicaid is now in the middle of this covid crisis. >> meanwhile, vice president kamala harris' husband doug emhoff made his first official stop as second gentleman. he toured a farm at a washington school to learn about food insecurity and what's being done to address the problem. president biden is hoping to reopen a majorit

supporters included congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, who skipped the inauguration to be on theicket line. >> yes, change happens at the ballot box. change happens in policy. it happens on the picket line too. we must never forget that. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. the u.s. topped 25 million confirmed coronavirus cases sunday, over one quarter of the world's caseload, which is approaching 100 million. the u.s. has recorded over 419,000 deaths. president joe biden is expected to reinstate travel restrictions from brazil, britain and much of europe, as well as impose a new ban on non-u.s. citizens traveling from south africa, where health officials have said a more transmissible variant is behind a devastating surge. top infectious disease expert dr. anthony found she said over the weekend data shows covid vaccines appear to be less effective against some of the new variance. british prime minister boris johnson said for the first time friday the u.k. variant may be not just more infectious,

now, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez has been very vocal in the days after the attack. she's talked about how she and other members weren't sure they would make it out alive. >> i had a very close encounter where i thought i was going to die. it's not an exaggeration to say that many, many house of the house were nearly assassinated. it's just not an exaggeration to say that at all. we were very lucky that things happened within certain minutes that allowed members to escape the cap -- the house floor unharmed, but many of us nearly, narrowly escaped death. >> this man who posted those threats against aoc is facing if criminal charges including for his participation in the attack as well as the death threats. now, garrett miller's attorney is telling cnn his client regrets the threats and also says this, quote, he did it in support of former president donald trump but he regrets his actions. he has the support of his family and a lot of the comments are viewed in context as really sort of misguided political hyperbole. given the political divide these days, there is a l

we have alexandria ocasio-cortez talking about a congressional commission to look into speech. out when it happens on both sides. when you see all of these democrats that are only calling it out now, they did not call it out during the summer. in fact some of them were encouraging some of the violence we saw over the summer, fanning those flames. you can't have it both ways. you have got to be consistent calling out violence. none of us should support ♪♪ ♪♪ [ engines revving ] ♪♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. there are many names for enthusiast. but there's only one way to become one... by going all in. the new lexus is. with a lower center of gravity, a more responsive suspension, and an aggressive wider stance. this is what we call going all in on the sport sedan. lease the 2021 is 300 for $359 a month for 39 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam® is clinically proven to shorten colds! highly recommend i

alexandria ocasio-cortez now wants to control the media.ts. >> yeah, absolutely a commission that is being discussed is what she just said and what you just played there, trace. to rein in our media environment. so let's see how alexandria ocasio-cortez defines truth. i found a 60 minutes interview from 2018. if people want to blow up one figure or one word there, i would argue that they're missing the forest for the trees. there are a lot of people more concerned about being -- the key part -- precisely correct than being morally right. her definition is facts aren't as important as if you are on the right side or the wrong side of history or what she sees as the better moral argument. so let's say i want to do a report on defunding police and effect it has had on departments done that in cities around the country, new york, seattle, minneapolis where we've seen spikes in violent crimes and shooting and i present that report. because alexandria ocasio-cortez champions obviously defunding the police does that mean i'm morally wrong and i'll

cortez —— alexandria ocasio—cortez, but i've being a real reckoning is coming to the united states ofarty, which rose in 2009, the gop leader was ousted. i think a reckoning is coming to congress, and in the next mid—term election there is a huge divide, a lot of hatred between the base of the party and some of these folks who came out during that impeachment today. i5 came out during that impeachment today. came out during that imeachmenttoda . ,, ., impeachment today. is a senate trial aoes impeachment today. is a senate trial goes against _ impeachment today. is a senate trial goes against mr _ impeachment today. is a senate trial goes against mr trump, - impeachment today. is a senate trial goes against mr trump, if l trial goes against mr trump, if he is convicted, he could be banned from running for public office again along with other consequences. you are suggesting within the party there will be consequences for those republicans who do vote against him. so trumpet may go away, trumpism lives on? —— trump may go away. i away, trumpism lives on? -- trump may go away.- trump ma

we also learned that a man has been charged of a threat to assassinate democratic congresswoman alexandria because you're cortez what will can tell us about that. well this man who has been charged garrett miller of dallas texas was one of the 800 or so people that the federal bureau of investigation says breached capitol hill security on january 6th and they have collected a number of social media postings from the man where he showed himself inside the capitol and basically bragging about the efforts to try to prevent the certification of the november 3rd election now when the congresswoman alexandria ocasio court has went on twitter to say that because of this incident that there needed to be an impeachment of donald trump he was one of the many people who responded to her with the expression assassinate a see which is how the congresswoman is popularly known well that is one of the things that has led to his being charged with a number of felonies as certainly you know calling for the assassination of a public official is something that is going to get you in trouble very quickly with

in a rare move, ted cruz agreed with alexandria ocasio-cortez.n online chat forums to boost the stock of struggling retailer gamestop and overthrow wall street hedge funds who were shorting the stock, betting that it would fail. the amateur traders helped force shares up by 1700%, costing the hedge funds more than $5 billion. one hedge fund had to be bailed out by other firms. billionaire investor leon cooperman says pumping up stock prices like this amounts to playing with fire. >> this is not going to end well when it ends. and the bigger question is when does it end? >> meanwhile, senator elizabeth warren is slamming the s.e.c. for not keeping the markets honest. as for gamestop and those other companies, all betts are off when the markets open today. kenneth, kyra. >> we will see, thank you. >>> the weekend is going deep in his pockets for this year's super bowl halftime show. >> the grammy winner is putting $7 million of his money toward his manager says he fronted the show to make it be what he envisioned. no word yet on the songs that he >> wait, $7 million? >> 7 million big on

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and republican adam kinzinger.'re a supporter of impeachment, the speaker hasn't decided whether she's going to schedule it. should she schedule it and will it pass? >> well, you know, i absolutely believe that impeachment should be scheduled for several reasons. one, of course, our main priority is to ensure the removal of donald trump as president of the united states. every minute and every hour that he's in office represents a clear and present danger not just to the united states congress but frankly to the country. but in addition to removal, we're also talking about complete barring of the president, rather of donald trump from running for office ever again and, in addition to that, the potential ability to prevent pardoning himself from those charges that he was impeached for. >> and you know, several republican members of congress who opposed raising objections to the certifying the electoral college vote, wrote a letter to president-elect biden opposing impeachment. in the spirit of healing and fidelity t

tonight congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez help make this moment happen. >>> then, major new indictments of organizers of the capitol hill riot and major new questions about the members of congress still doing trump's bidding. >>> plus, straight talk from the covid biden team. >> right now i want to level with the public that we're facing two constraining factors. >> my exclusive interview with senior biden covid adviser andy slavitt on the reality facing americans and why it may not be all bad. >>> and the big short by the stock surge by gamestop has the attention of the white house and global markets. when "all-in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. today, today was a good day in the life of the nation. i mean, complicated obviously you don't need me to tell you this has been a period of unrelenting crisis between the pandemic which claimed another 4,000 american lives today and the threat to american democracy. and joe biden has rightfully pointed out throughout all this the looming climate crisis that hangs over everything, overall of it, overall of ou

is all that productive and why i write in the book about some of my friendships with people like alexandria ocasio-cortez and katie hill because i think at times you need to listen to one another and there may be many things you disagree on, but if there are some things you agree on you ought to put those at the front of the list. >> congressman, in a minute, i want to ask you about aoc and katie hill and you cover them both in the book very well. are you a natural-born politician? i know your dad was a terrific politician. are you a natural-born politician who's figured out how to achieve celebrity status in this social media age? or maybe it's the converse. you're a natural-born like ronald reagan, like a great actor who's figured out how to make it work in politics? >> well, you know, i started in the state legislature. i write about being a idea list listic in the 20's and my first passion is policy. ensuring that we actually put the policies in place that can lift up all americans and i do believe that you have to animate those with a certain panache, person showmanship. to convince me