former senator charlie chris joins me shortly with his plan to save the sunshine state, this time from the governor's mansion. >>> but first, the police reform push, this time from the mayor's office. joining me now, sylvester turner, mayor of houston, texas. mayor turner, i'm glad we were able to have you on the show tonight because this week you became the head of the african-american mayors association, now representing some 500 black mayors who, among other priorities, are attempting to reform their police departments or at least having that conversation. do you think black mayors across the country are dealing with the issues of police reform, voter suppression, and social justice differently than their peers are? >> i think the answer is yes. reverend sharpton, let me say it's an honor to be with you, to be with you again. it's an honor now to be leading the african-american mayors association. there are well over 500 of us across the country. and i think we are dealing with things differently. we're more focused. we're certainly bringing attention to it. many of us african-ameri

charlie chris served as governor of the state -- ran as a republican in 2006. now running as a democrat. he's currently a democrat member of the house of representatives. our question for you this morning, should former president trump be reinstated to facebook. that announcement will be made later today by the facebook board. here's the poll @cspanwj if you want to post your thoughts. you can participate in the poll. here's where it stands. so far those saying yes, 26% or so. and 73.1% saying no. the former president should not be reinstated to facebook. richard's in west virginia. st. al bans, west virginia. republican line. go ahead. caller: can you hear me? host: i can, go ahead. caller: my answer is i really don't care. i think there is a bigger issue here which is the fact that especially from the democratic side, these companies are being pressured to decide what is true and what is not. and this is essentially they have become government agencies and the government is saying what the truth is. read 1983 and then you'll see where the government is tellin

charlie chris served as governor of the state -- ran as a republican in 2006.ow running as a democrat. he's currently a democrat member of the house of representatives. our question for you this morning, should former president trump be reinstated to facebook. that announcement will be made later today by the facebook board. here's the poll @cspanwj if you want to post your thoughts. you can participate in the poll. here's where it stands. so far those saying yes, 26% or so. and 73.1% saying no. the former president should not be reinstated to facebook. richard's in west virginia. st. al bans, west virginia. republican line. go ahead. caller: can you hear me? host: i can, go ahead. caller: my answer is i really don't care. i think there is a bigger issue here which is the fact that especially from the democratic side, these companies are being pressured to decide what is true and what is not. and this is essentially they have become government agencies and the government is saying what the truth is. read 1983 and then you'll see where the government is telling

charlie, anyone who knows the family as i do, you know chris well, know the brothers are closed.hris cuomo will give private advice to his brother. is there a distinct between that and hopping on a bunch of damage control calls with pr people, lawyers, outside folks and even cnn in a statement said that was inappropriate. charlie: let's just back up a minute. at some point you have to say was the viewer harmed in the controversy, did chris cuomo hide something from the viewer while he was doing a report about his brother or reporting on his brother? were the viewers damaged by the conflict of interest? let's be clear here. the viewer wasn't. there's full disclosure by the fact his last name was cuomo. chris cuomo wasn't covering the story at all. the viewer really want harmed in this. it's hard for me to like put this into scandal category. that being said, i think he made a huge mistake by being on the call. it's just -- you just don't want to be part of the official apparatus of the governor of new york's office, it's not kosher from a journalism standpoint. by the way, he woul

of them is broken or out for opposition, we'll never get anything done, charlie, and that's what we're seeing. last to you. >> chrisnservatives for too long have talked about being conservative on certain policy matters. they haven't talked about conservatism in the sense of civic virtue, how about virtues like stability, order, discipline, incremental change. that's where, you know, think about edmond burke, they moved so far away from that. when trump came in, he was about chaos, anarchy, disruption, disorder. these are anathema to conservative virtues and values. talking about conservatism as policies on taxes and regulation, i think completely misses the point of the broader philosophical debate the party needs to go. >> who gets burdened by philosophy when you have power, charlie, right now it's just about power and whether or not they can keep it. i will keep the conversation going with you because we have to have optimism of the system getting into a better place, be well, and i wish you the best for the weekend. >> thank you. >>> we have a big vaccination update, remember tracking how it's going across the

comedian chris kris fried fox news contributor kat timpf. [applause] arrived, charlie.k to the program. >> good to be with you. you and you see this censorship? it's not like if they kick you off facebook comments on like you can go form your own facebook. >> i guess i am an angry white male because i -- it deftly sums it up for me. i would be lighted not to get all of the media. but i don't understand facebook anyway. it's all -- i get it. it's kind of america's front porch. that's where a lot of people, especially people who can out. and actually i don't mean that derivatively either because i think there are -- a provides a real service. but i just don't really get it. there's a reason that you don't, like if you're not still friends with somebody, that he went to college with and he went to school with, the like 20 years later, move there's a reason for that. >> but sometimes they are public about the divorces and it's fun. >> greg: and by the way, you have to look up your exes. that is what facebook is for. >> i'm afraid to. >> greg: well, you should be. you should

charlie crist, best of luck to you. that's tonight reidout. "all in" with chris hayes starts now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> what are your thoughts about what's going on in arizona? >> i fully support the audit in arizona. >> liz cheney's replacement records a big lie demo tape as a republican project to forget the attack on america moves forward. >>> then just what is happening in arizona? >> uv lights are looking at the paper. >> what they're doing is to find out if there's bamboo in the paper. >> we're out here really doing a lot of unghosting people who believe strange things. >>> plus as donald trump tries to sneak back onto twitter, did federal regulators just put an end to his latest financial swindle? >>> and senator sherrod brown on the biden agenda and the faux populism as republican colleagues in the senate when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. new york congresswoman elise stefanik is now poised to take the number three position in the republican house leadership. she's actively campaigning against the curr

charlie crist, best of luck to you. that's tonight reidout. "all in" with chrisn in arizona? >> i fully support the audit in arizona. >> liz cheney's replacement records a big lie demo tape as a republican project to forget the attack on america moves forward. >>> then just what is happening in arizona? >> uv lights are looking at the paper. >> what they're doing is to find out if there's bamboo in the paper. >> we're out here really doing a

want to turn to politics with our charlie gasparino and a big texas donor that will feature the former vice president, mike pence, and one chris charlie: and tim scott and marco rubio, as you said mike pence. i mean, this is what is known as a beauty contest for the 2,024 republican nomination. how do i know about this? i know a lot of rich guys in texas, big wall street types, businessmen. they've been bombarded with requests to give contributions and they have been given contributions to christy, to rub io, to mr. desantis, there is the all-star list, starting outfield, tom cotton, mike pompeo. noticeably absent though from this beauty contest for 2024 is donald trump. i found that pretty interesting, so did a lot of the donors but you know, neil, i just listen to mr. scalia before, great respect for him, and what we're going to see some of the same talking points he mentioned there, about the biden economy right now, and how businesses might be pulling back, because they are worried about tax increases. you're going to hear a lot of that at this conference, it's from what i understand heavily economic laden, also talking ab

and even when they address it, charlie, they do it with an immediate turn to how this is really a democrat problem. >> chriswas chairman of the ethics committee. i served with a few speakers. i watched speaker pelosi, speaker boehner, and speaker ryan deal with members of their own parties who became embarrassments or scandals and they forced them to resign because they thought it was important to maintain a certain standard of conduct. now we have taylor greene and her anti-semitic comments. i'm glad that the leadership pushed back on her, belatedly. that said, there has to be a consequence. and that consequence should be expulsion from the house republican conference. >> never gonna happen. >> well, i said that at the time she was nominated for that seat in georgia that she should never have been welcomed into the conference and not assigned any committees. i think they should do it. i am sure leader mccarthy is feeling some pressure from some of his members in those marginal districts who do not want to have to explain or answer to her insanity any longer. >> look, but charlie, hold on a second. even if

charlie, good to have you back. do you disagree with any of the premise, am i wrong about what's happening in your party? >> no, i think you're correct, chris, that liz cheney is in real trouble, hanging on by a thread. leadership wants her out, and they're trying to push her out. my heart says she can hang in there but my brain says she's in real trouble. it's all because of the fact that she won't yield, she's strong-willed and she wants to state the truth and too many of the members find it easier to, you know, to criticize and throw out the woman telling the truth rather than condemn the man who's been spreading this big lie and these false narratives. >> david, the last time there was a huge difference between the people who publicly said that she had to go and the people who said -- the 140 who said january 6 was a fraud, and those who voted in private. it was only like 60, 70 something that went against her in private. that's why she survived. do you think that's still the play, the state of play in that party or do you think now you must be loud and proud? >> yeah, that's what worries me, is that you do have to be loud and proud. ke

chris christie in new jersey hugged obama after superstorm sandy for coming to the state and recognizing the need. reminds you of somebody else. you know who else knows the price? florida governor charliehrough and through. everything about what he wanted, how he thought it should get done and how he talked the talk. then he hugged obama and crist says that hug killed his career as a republican. he would go on to run unsuccessfully for governor again as a democrat. it was a tight race but the price was paid. he's now a congressman and he's trying once more to win the nomination for governor and take on ron desantis, who is strong in trumpland. he joins us now. it's good to see you, sir. >> good to see you, chris, thanks for having me. >> that kid, anthony, is scary, okay, who was just on the show. there are a lot of people, they won't put it the way he did, but they see, they hear and they believe with a devout adherence. and someone like you, you hug obama, that closet muslim nonamerican hater and this and that and all the other bs they get fed there, and how surprised were you at how real they take the delusion? >> pretty surprised. you know, i was raised here in st. petersburg, flor

what chris cuomo did was joined the governor's damage control calls with lawyers, pr people, governor and his own staff. fox businesses charlienk he made a huge mistake by being on that call. you just don't want to be part of the official apparatus of the governor of new york's office. >> that was the problem, cnn not defending that behavior saying it was inappropriate and trying to move on without any penalty. cnn is getting another corporate owner, at&t bailing on the network and other assets after three years kicking it over to a new company being formed as part of a merger with discovery network. that's rather unsettling for the network as well. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: video, migrants running across the border, many of them. new warning about drugs and guns. lieutenant olivarez is back with us today with the pictures you only see on fox coming up. would you take a pay cut to keep working from home? wow. maria bartiromo has an answer on the future of getting back to work coming up next. veteran homeowners, home values are at all-time highs. you could have much more equity than you think! banks can loan you some of it.

charlie sykes will join us in a moment from wisconsin, founder and editor at a large at the bulwark. we hope you stay with us. ♪ >> today at delaware senator chris and others will -- discuss investing in renewable energy in an event past year that hosted at axios -- an event hosted at axios. >> coming up today, president biden and the south korean president will hold a joint news conference at the white house. live coverage at 5:00 eastern on c-span, online and c-span.org or listen live on the radio app. >> saturday on the communicators, we are talking about cancer culture with telecommunications analysts. >> my concern here is there is too much speech that we should agree with in the realm of the legitimate public debate that is stifled or canceled. >> cancel culture is saying expensive term that is used in a lots of range of concerns. i narrow it to questions, shame, ostracism and more specifically, i am concerned about those areas where people are fired from their positions. >> what's of communicators with telecommunication analysts saturday at 6:30 eastern. -- watch the communicators with tele-communication analysts saturday at 6:30 eastern.