chris hayes from "all in with chris hayes" thank you for staying late and coming here. they've done this unprecedented campaign rally as chris was just saying, a campaign rally basically without a campaign. they also had the president-elect give victory lap remarks today at a company that is about to send 1300 american jobs to mexico. we'll have more on that later on in the show. but this is the coming out day for the new president-elect. the first we've heard from him since the election. first, we heard from him for 3 1/2 weeks. and they've been planning this return to the stage for him. but in the middle of all that tonight in this very carefully messaged day, this big day, he's back in the middle of all that, we also got an interruption. we also got a big new totally unrelated announcement unexpectedly. trump has chosen retired marine general james mattis for secretary of defense. leaked by the people, quote, familiar with the decision. that's a big deal. secretary of defense. this is one of the biggies. this is huge news. or maybe not. after "the washington post" pub

joining us now is my friend chris hayes, the host of "all in with chris hayes." i feel like i have to have another reality check with you. >> i know. i'm glad to be here because i was so processing what i had just seen on my own show that i had a hard time putting words to it. >> i should say just logistically, first of all, it was late. >> yeah. >> he was supposed to speak at 7:00, he didn't start speaking until an hour late. so it ended up eating most of your show. >> this is something that is evident early on. the man is who he is, temperamentally, personality wise, that would never change. people would always be talking about pivots. there would always be this intense desire from the republican establish libment and the media punditry to will him to be a different person. >> once he's elected he'll be sobered and changed. >> that is not true. that's what tonight was. the campaign will continue for four years, the rallies will probably continue. the presidency will look different than it has in modern times -- ever. it will look different than it ever has. ber

i'm chris hayes. we are now just 51 days from donald trump becoming president of the united states and more and more people appear to be confronting the very real possibility that trump will use the full force and power of the us government to benefit his sprawling business interests and enrich himself and his family. today a largely unknown apparently pretty plucky little government office, the office of government ethics, which is charged with preventing conflicts of interest in the executive branch took to twitter to congratulate trump for addressing the issue. unleashing a very trumpian nine-tweet tweet storm that included, quote, real donald trump oge is delighted that you've decided to difbest your businesses. right decision, exclamation point. bravo, only way to resolve these conflicts of interest is to divest. good call. we told your counsel we'd sing your praises if you divested, we meant it. that was not a hack. we made sure. it was also sadly what the kids call trolling but the office of go

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. >> i saw chris hayes' town hall that he did with senator sanders in trump country, which i thought was terrific. >> riveting. >> there's no bad conversation you can have right now. we should all be talking to each other. i've learned a lot by talking to republicans in the last couple of weeks. but i do think that all of this tension, all of this royaling to the surface is happening because people understand we can do better in america. so black lives matter, they want that addressed. because we're america and to live with systemic racism of what we hold true as americans. and there's a lot of people frustrated, the lack of economic opportunity. it's not what they were promised as part of the american dream. you work hard, you should be able to succeed and do better than your parents. so i think that the fact that it's all coming to the surface now means we're strong enough to deal with it but obviously i'm very disappointed and very concerned that it's not hillary clinton that's going to be president during this difficult time. >> the town hall that we both just watched, the bernie

"all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> i think the conversation that happened this week with the president of taiwan was a courtesy call. >> first it was a courtesy call. today, reports trump was intentionally provoking the world power. >> china has created the greatest theft in the history of the united states. >> the high stakes of donald trump's first global feud as president-elect. >>> plus, what was al gore doing at trump tower today? tonight, my exclusive interview with the former vice president on his talks with ld trump and calls to ditch the electoral college. >>> then, senator sherrod brown on why he's troubled by the ben carson pick for h.u.d. the massive victory for activists against the dakota pipeline when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. 46 days until he's sworn in as president of the united states, donald trump is back to one of his signature moves from the campaign trail, engaging in a public feud. during the campaign, trump feuded with everyone from an ex-beauty queen to a judge to the elder

presidential candidate bernie sanders stopped in kenosha yesterday for a taping of "all in with chris hayes". it aired on m- s-n-b-c.sanders talked about trade policy... the old chrysler plant closing in kenosha and the election of donald trump as our next president. state lawmakers aren't too thrilled with a recommendation from the department of natural resources saying admission fees should be raised. democrats say they're afraid that move could make parks expensive for families. republicans removed all state support for wisconsin's parks in the 2015 budget, leaving the parks to survive on fees alone. they raised admissions and camping fees by three to eleven dollars depending on the park. there will be ?new eats the next time you head to the casino. "bella italiana" opens at potawatomi today. the new restaurant will offer a traditional italian menu and you can bet its going to be packed with pasta and authentic sauce. the tuesday through forget about forget about steep prices! the new cafe letting customer pay what they can-- to enjoy a hot meal.and later: express yourself! the new faces

former candidate bernie sanders in kenosha for a tapping of all in with chris hayes. will air on msnbc. sanders talked about everything from trade to police to the old chrysler plant closing in kenosha and the election of donald trump. as our next president. 27-year-old man is dead after being shot multiple times near 5th and v before 11 this morning. no arrests made. two girls accused of stabbing friend to please sender man will have separate trials. judge made that ruling today. they're charged as adults with attempted first degree intentional homicide. milwaukee police asking for help. three different robberies on the northwest side. happened last wednesday within 30 minutes of each other. suspects. if you have information, you're asked do call police. >> milwaukee police solve an armed recycle using a mobile app. a man robbed a woman and police were able to track down the suspect using the find my droid app and arrest him. charges expected in the coming days. >> green and gold have won three straight games but aaron injured calf has people talking. rod? >> right,

na a stop in kenosha this afternoon for a recording of msnbc's "all in with chris hayes".he's delivering a speech at carthage college.. and is expected to talk about trade policy, automotive plant closings and the election. the event starts around 2 p-m and will include a panel discussion. then tomorrow.. president elect donald trump and vice president-elect "mike pence" will bring the "thank you" tour to state fair park in west allis.the two will speak at "the wisconsin state fair p-m. doors open at 4 p- we could find out this week who president elect donald trump will nominate as secretary of state..this as trump and congress react to the obama administration investigation of whether russia tried to influence the election.plus: a new warning from china. tracie potts has the latest. new this morning: china warns of serious consequences if the u-s embraces taiwan and violates its "one china" policy after the c-i-a concluded russia tried to interfere in the presidential election. "i think it's ridiculous. i think it's another excuse. i don't believe it.""this is insane. in the same articl

"all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- nine killed in berlin. tonight, the continue der box trump inherits and the real world danger of his twitter fight with china. >>> plus, electoral college protests around the country. where does that energy go from here? and from striking deals with news outlets for coverage they could control to word that the trump rallies may never stop. >> they are saying as president he shouldn't be doing rallies. >> robert rich on fears of a never-ending campaign when "all in" starts right now. >> well, this is a way you get an honest word out. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. in 32 days, donald trump will become president of the united states. electors in all 50 states formally voted for president and officially awarded trump a majority of votes in the electoral college. it's a routine part of the presidential election process, like so much in 2016 was anything but routine this time around. more on that in just a moment. donald trump is now on his way to taking the oath of office on january 20th and to

presidential candidate bernie sanders stopped in kenosha yesterday for a recording of "all in with chris hayes". it aired on m-s-n-b-c.sanders talked about trade policy... the old chrysler plant closing in kenosha and the election of as the temperatures drop, local shelters are filling to capacity. the struggle to help the homeless is an uphill battle because of funding cuts. tippecanoe presbyterian church offers a warming room, with beds for 22 people, and a meal brought in by volunteers every night. but, it's been having to turn people away, because there just isn't enough room. larry hartmann was homeless for years, before finding refuge at the church... where he's now a caretaker. he paid it forward by creating "lar he delivers meals and supplies to the homeless. mitchell international airport will be recognized today for its energy-efficient upgrades. officials will receive a check to the tune of a 104-thousand dollars.the check is from focus on energy and we energies. the airport recently replaced nearly four-thousand lamps in the parking garage with energy-efficient fixtures. up next on

i'm chris hayes. in 29 days donald trump will become the president of the united states, but until then barack obama still holds the job. in the waning days of his term, he's making what appear to be several different efforts to trump-proof the white house. today moving to block one of trump's biggest priorities dating back to the early days of his campaign, the creation of some kind of monitoring system for muslims in the u.s. yesterday we played you trump's response to attacks this week in germany and in turkey given

. >> senator bernie sanders will make a stop in kenosha for a reporting with chris hayes on msnbc. he's going to talk about trade policy, automotive plant cl the events is at 2:00 p.m. and will include a panel discussion. >> and tomorrow, donald trump and mike pence will bring their thank you tour to the state palace. the event begins at 7:00 p.m. doors open at 4:00 p.m. and up here next on live at day break this morning. >> winter crooks. the first major event brought out criminals looking to scam out. >> and which stadium was a major delay and the problem was not even the snow. >> and a live look outside. stay atop your weather on monday as everyone heads back to work and school. you can see there's problem spots already as you head out the door. we'll keep an eye on the roads >>> wisconsin still recovering after a whopper of a snowstorm dumped several inches in our viewing area. a live look at the weather camera this morning. the roads are in very good shape. if you have not ventured out this saturday, step in several inches of fresh snow when you pete is in milwaukee's neighbor

"all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> i think the conversation that happened this week with the president of taiwan was a courtesy call. >> first it was a courtesy call. today, reports trump was intentionally provoking the world power. >> china has created the greatest theft in the history of the united states. >> the high stakes of donald trump's first global feud as president-elect. >>> plus, what was al gore doing at trump tower today? tonight, my exclusive interview with the former vice president on his talks with ld trump and calls to ditch the electoral college. >>> then, senator sherrod brown on why he's troubled by the ben carson pick for h.u.d. the massive victory for activists against the data

i'm chris hayes. we got some big news today. just a short time ago, a response from donald trump. with just 22 days left until trump becomes president, the obama administration taking steps to punish russia for allegedly orchestrating a state-sponsored hacking campaign that both the cia and fbi say was designed in part to help trump win the election. white house announcing sanctions against russian spy agencies and three companies that allegedly supported the attack, and two suspected hackers who will face a travel ban and have their u.s. assets frozen. the ejection of what the white house calls 35 russian intelligence operatives ordered to leave the u.s. within 72 hours. the shutting down of two russian-owned compounds, one in new york and one in maryland, and the release of evidence of russian cyber activity including the network addresses of computers allegedly used by russians to launch hacking attacks. white house has indicated its response could go beyond those announced today and potentially include covert operations. in a statement blaming the highest levels of the russian

i'm chris hayes. we are now 24 days away from donald trump becoming president, which means, of course, that barack obama remains president of the united states for the next 24 days. but you would not know it from listening to donald trump who s repeatedly violated a longstanding and quite important norm in american politics, one that president obama himself stressed in his first news conference just days after he was elected way back in november 20 amidst the rst financial crisis s the great depression. >> the united states has only one government and one president at a time, and until january 20th of next year, that government is the current administration. i have to reiterate once again that we only have one president at a time. and i want to be very careful that we are sending the right signals to the world as a whole that i am not the president and i won't be until january 20th. >> president-elect obama had a good reason to be careful, his words had the ability to undermine bush in the midst of th

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> i don't want to tell you this. >> billionaires, right wing nationalists and now generals. >> we are going to appoint mad dog mattis as our secretary of defense. >> tonight rachel maddow on the one massive catch in trump's pick for secretary of defense. and the insane implications of trump throwing 40 years of u.s. foreign policy overboard with one phone call to taiwan. >>> the hypocrisy would be really funny if it wasn't so sad. >> bernie sanders on stocking trump's cabinet. and team trump embracing the post truth era. >> there's no such thing unfortunately more on fact. >> and then they played my statement, and i said, carrier will never leave. but that was a euphemism. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, in 49 days, donald trump will become president of these united states. trump broke with 37 years of u.s. policy, holding a phone call that could lead to a massive diplomatic dispute with nuclear armed china. rachel maddow will be here to discuss that. trump announcing a crucial cabinet pick. comes w

all in with chris hayes" starts right now. stlug tonight on all in. >> there are leaders in congress hose did not support his presidency, which was not something that was good for the country. >> after eight years of obstructing president obama, it's now 31 days until president trump. >> it's over. you lost. quit chinaing. >> tonight starks the debate whether democrats should follow it the republican playbook back to the white house. plus, new questions about whether the trump kids are already selling access to their father. >> it's called pay for play. >> senator chris murphy on new concns about trump ties to hard right austrian nationalists. labor secretary tom perez in his first interview since announcing a run to lead the democrats and why mobile, alabama, is apologizing so donald trump can say merry christmas in front of a 50-foot tree. >> wishing you a very merry christmas. merry christmas. when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening new york. i'm chris hayes. the rekouns are over, the electoral college shas spoken.

i'm chris hayes. in 32 days, donald trump will become president of the united states.in all 50 states formally voted for president and officially awarded trump a majority of votes in the electoral college. it's a routine part of the

"all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> when it was all said and done -- >> we have seen a brand-new way of looking at and thinking about this electoral map. >> this is a white working class -- >> turned red overnight. >> we won michigan, pennsylvania and we won wisconsin. >> and though hillary clinton won the national popular vote by more than 2.5 million people, in the end, just 80,000 votes across three states was enough for trump. tonight, we return to the state that put the republican over the top with the setting, who won wisconsin in the primary? looking for answers. >> there are a lot of people hurting, i'm in pain, i'm worried about my kids. this guy said he's going to do something for me. i'm going to give him a shot. >> this is "all in america," bernie sanders in trump country. >> good evening from kenosha, wisconsin, i'm chris hayes. we're calling it trump country. do you folks think this is trump country? >> no! >> that may be true in this crowd but for the first time since 1984, wisconsin voted for a republican for president and in many ways the story of wisconsin is a

>> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes.p becomes the president of the united states. today, trump continues to contest the u.s. intelligence community's near unanimous conclusion that russia

i'm chris hayes. in 23 days donald trump will become president of the united states. and today in the wake of the united nations passing a nonbinding resolution demanding that israel stop building settlements in palestinian territory, a resolution trump had tried to kill at the behest of the israeli government, trump appeared before reporters at his mar-a-lago resort in florida where he seemed to suggest he could pull the u.s. out of the u.n. entirely if it doesn't, quote, live up to its potential. >> you've been critical of the u.n. lately. do you want the united states the leave the u.n.? are you considering that move? >> the u.n. has such tremendous potential, not living up to its potential. there's such tremendous potential, but it is not living up. when do you see the united nations solving problems? they don't. they cause problems. if it doesn't live up to its potential it's a waste of time and money. >> this morning trump criticized president obama for impeding his transition with inflammatory words and deeds. trump struck a far different tone saying he had spo

i'm chris hayes. we are now 30 days from donald trump becoming president of the united states and 146 days from the day he last held a press conference. back on july 27th when trump opened his remarks attacking hillary clinton for -- you guessed it -- not holding press conferences. >> for you as the reporters who give her the glowing reports should ask yourselves why. and i'll tell you why. because despite the nice platitudes, she's been a mess. >> trump did speak briefly twice to reporters today, though it certainly wasn't a press conference. it was closure of the conversation you would have as a hotel manager if you're checking in and you quickly wanted to get his slviews on the issue of the day. he was at mar-a-lago where he met with michael flynn. earlier this afternoon trump emerged to speak to reporters for all of 74 seconds. even though we didn't learn much it was in its own way illuminating. >> everything good? >> yes. mr. president-elect -- >> okay. so let's break that down. trump kicks thing

i'm chris hayes. the rekouns are over, the electoral college shas spoken. in 31 days, donald trump will become the president of the united states. republicans have a message for

the vermont senator was kenosha for a taping of the m-s-n-b-c show "all in with chris hayes." and tomorrow -- it will be president- elect donald trump in our area. mr. trump will in west allis as part of his "thank you" tour. the event is set to begin at 7 p-m at the state fair expo center. governor walker and house speaker paul ryan are scheduled to attend as well. tickets are still available-- we've posted the details on our website fox6 now dot com a member of wisconsin's newly has resigned less than six months into his term -- saying the partisan board is too secret -- lacks transparency -- and is purposefully set up to fail. robery kinney issuing a statement today -- describing his reasons for resigning from the "wisconsin ethics commission." kinney was one of three democratic picks for the board -- which also has three republican members. the new partisan commission replaced the nonpartisan government accountability board in july. governor scott walker speaking toa the middle east... the governor tweeted a series of photos during his trip overseas... walker says he got a

. >> chris hayes is up next. >> let me be sort of a neutral guy. >> plus -- >> the stock market has stopped rising until what appears to be the trump rally. >> inside the so-called trump rally and the dangers of a president taking credit for what he inserts. then author rick pearlstein on the nixonian grievances of donald trump as he lashes out at president obama. and from pizza gate to vote tampering by russian agents, new numbers on the bipartisan trouble of what americans are willing to believe. "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening. from new york, i'm chris hayes, in 23 days, donald trump will become president of the united states and today in the wake of the united nations passing a non-binding resolution demanding that israel stop building settlements in palestinian territory, a resolution trump had tried to kill at the behest of the israeli government, trump appeared before reporters at his mar-a-lago resort in florida where he seemed to suggest he could pull the u.s. out of the u.n. entirely if it doesn't "live up to its potential." >> reporter: mr. trump, you have been critic

i'm chris hayes. in 44 days donald trump will become the president of the united states, and yet today his views on some of the most important issues he'll face in the white house are still a moving target. but on climate change, arguably the gravest, most urgent problem of our time, there were glimmers of hope earlier this week. former vice president al gore, probably the world's most prominent climate activist, visited trump tower on monday to meet with the president-elect and his daughter ivanka. and when i talked with him later he was surprisingly optimistic. >> it was a very intelligent exchange. it was a search for common ground, but it's no secret that ivanka trump is very committed to having a climate policy that makes sense for our country and for our world. i appreciate the fact that she is very concerned about this. and i very much appreciate the opportunity i had to have a meaningful and productive conversation with the president-elect. >> it was encouraging sign if a somewhat superficial

i'm chris hayes. in 44 days donald trump will become the president of the united states, and yet today his views on some of the most important issues he'll face in the white house are still a moving target. but on climate change, arguably the gravest, most urgent problem of our time, there were glimmers of hope earlier this week. former vice president al gore, probably the world's most prominent climate activist, visited trump tower on monday to meet with the president-elect and his daughter ivanka. and when i talked with him later he was surprisingly optimistic. >> it was a very intelligent exchan

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> yes, that's right. lock her up. >> major revelations about trump's pick for national security adviser. sharing classified information with foreign governments. >> if i did a tenth -- a tenth of what she did, i would be in jail today. >> then stunning new details about russia's cyber attack on the u.s. election. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails. >> senator kick ddick durban. and the quid pro quo to lure entertainers to inauguration. how federal workers just stood up to trump and won. and the bullying -- >> we're going to work on the wall, paul. >> and the threats. >> he's been terrific. now if he ever goes against me, i won't say that, okay? >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. in 37 days donald trump will become president of these united states. we have breaking news tonight. two senior intelligence officials tell nbc news that russian president vladimir putin was involved in efforts to disrupt the u.s. president

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> the president-elect specifically said to the russians, hack hillary's e-mails. >> trump tapped exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson for secretary of state. a man who's cozy with vladimir putin. >> when he gets the friendship award from a butcher, frankly, it's an issue that i think needs to be examined. >>> plus, the new energy secretary who wanted to end the department of energy. >> i can't, sorry. oops. >>> then, the president-elect takes his thank-you tour to wisconsin where we spoke with trump voters yesterday. >> because there's so many illegals in there, i can't get the pay i should get. >> tonight, tanahazi coates on why he believes trump won and his new cover story on the obama presidency. >> could i imagine a donald trump without a barack obama as president? no, i cannot. >>> and trump cancels his first planned press conference in over four months. punting on the single biggest issue of his presidency. >> well, i don't know if it's a blind trust if ivanka, don and eric run it. is that a blind trust? i don't know. >>

al gore going to join chris hayes tonight to talk one-on-one about that meeting he had with donald trump today. you are definitely going to want to see that. all in tonight, 8:00 eastern. and "mtp daily" starts right now. >>> if it's monday, is president-elect trump being careless or calculated? tonight, controversy calling. how president-elect trump's phone conversations with foreign leaders are rattling multiple regions. >> i don't expect he's going to pay much attention to protocol. >> plus when fake news becomes really dangerous. the scary combination of an assault rifle, a pizza parlor, and a clinton conspiracy theory. >> i was thinking this is the product of all that fake news, and there are lots of crazy people out there with guns. this is a consequence of a lot of ignorance. >>> and musical chairs. can new leadership at the dnc snap the democrats' losing streak? this is "mtp daily," and it starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm peter alexander in washington, in tonight for my friend chuck todd. welcome to "mtp daily." we're going to begin with the dramatic escalation of tensions

i'm chris hayes. there are now just 42 days to go until donald trump becomes president of the united states. with every new appointment to his administration, the bait and switch on many of the people who voted for trump continues. his closing argument, let's recall, summed up in his final campaign ad was all about how a global financial elite had rigged the system against working people. and it specifically called out this guy, goldman sachs ceo lloyd blankfein as a member of the rogues gallery of plutocrats. now almost a month later trump is set to nominate blankfein's number two to a post. they've asked gary cohn to serve as the director of the national economic council and assistant to the president for economic policy. he's worked at the bank for a quarter century, presiding over its role in packaging and selling the sub prime mortgage loans that precipitated the financial crisis. in 2010 e-mail service between cohn and other executives were able to benefit from the mortgage crisis. the bank had

i'm chris hayes. in 29 days donald trump will become the president of the united states, but until then barack obama still holds the job. in the waning days of his term, he's making what appear to be several different efforts to trump-proof the white house. today moving to block one of trump's biggest priorities dating back to the early days of his campaign, the creation of some kind of monitoring system for muslims in the u.s. yesterday we played you trump's response to attacks this week in germany and in turkey given during a 72-second q & a with reporters. >> has it caused you to rethink or re-evaluate your plans to deal with immigration in the united states. >> you know my plans all along. i've been proven to be right, 100% correct. what's happening is -- >> it's not clear which plans the president-elect was referring to over a year ago in an interview with an abc reporter. he expressed support for a database to track muslims in the u.s. that was followed by his call to ban all muslims from enteri

i'm chris hayes. and we are now 43 days from donald trump becoming president of the united states. 24 hours since trump attacked a labor leader who had the temerity to call him out. he's here to respond shortly. just minutes way from trump appearing at the third stop on the president-elect's victory tour. tonight's event is in des moines, iowa. we will monitor the event and bring you the news as warranted. now during the campaign and in his victory speech, trump characterized himself as a champion of working americans. >> every single american will have the opportunity to realize his or her fullest potential. the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. >> today we learned that trump will pick a labor secretary who opposes raising the federal minimum wage, and who has spoken enthusiastically about replacing workers with robots. trump tapping andy puzder, ceo of the fast food company that owns fast food restaurants carl's jr. and hardee's to lead the labor department. paid mo

i was on the television show not long ago, chris hayes, we were talking about these issues and the guy -- working with the guy in the nikes to work with the guy in the suit, work with the white guy, we need all these different people to get together and work if we want to get through these issues and hopefully this book gives enough examples on how we can unite as one to give you these issues that plague our country today. >> ibram kendi, you see the history and knowing the history, how do we move forward? are we able to move forward with the history and scars inflicted on the african-american community? >> i will take your second question first. the answer is yes. black people have suffered quite a bit of trauma as a result of many things we could talk about, but at the same time i don't think the history of oppression has made black people inferior in any way. it reduced their opportunity, but the people themselves just like any group of people throughout world history who suffered oppression, the people were able to put a strikethrough. i think we should first recognize black people

"all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on "all in" -- >> friends need to tell each other the hard truths. >> a harsh warning from the u.s. to israel as the president-elect prematurely enters the fray. tonight debating america's role in israel and why donald trump is officially off the fence. >> let me be sort of a neutral guy. >> plus -- >> the stock market has stopped rising until what appears to be the trump rally. >> inside the so-called trump rally and the dangers of a president taking credit for what he inherits. then author rick pearl stein on the nixonian grievances of donald trump as he lashes out at president obama.

i'm chris hayes. in 32 days, donald trump will become president of the united states. electors in all 50 states formally voted for president and officially awarded trump a majority of votes in the electoral college. it's a routine part of the presidential election process, like so much in 2016 was anything but routine this time around. more on that in just a moment. donald trump is now on his way to taking the oath of office on january 20th and today events around the globe provided a grim reminder the world he's about to inherit is a continue der box. tonight, at least 12 people are dead and dozens injured in berlin after a truck plowed through evening crowds in the german capital. the truck was registered in poland and may have been stolen. police arrested a suspect believed to have been the driver. they have yet to determine if it was a deliberate attack and much less if it was terrorism. but isis and al qaeda have called for truck attacks and isis claimed responsibility for one such attack in nice, france, where a truck barrelled through a crowd celebrating bastill

and all in with chris hayes at 8:00 p.m. eastern, only on msnbc. >>> as scott ran away. gabe gutierrez had been covering the courtroom's drama for us, gjoining us now from charleston. where are they, the jurors? >> reporter: they submitted the question to the judge this morning. ing among them, why was involuntary man slaughter offered? this clearly is showing that the jury is still grappling with many of these questions after we had thought that on a friday afternoon, friday evening that they said they were hopelessly deadlock and the lone juror could not convict michael slager. new information today was that they sent a note from the judge that says it was several of them that was undecided according for the attorney that michael slager that a majority of them are still undecided. questions remaining now is what is the break down here, is the lone juror, still leading towards to acquittal or murder or man slaughter. michael slager shot walter scott in self defense after he pulled the him over for a traffic stop. scott halted over from his car and grabbed his taser. whe

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> yes, that's right.nal security adviser. sharing classified information with foreign governments. >> if i did a tenth -- a tenth of what she did, i would be in jail today. >> then stunning new details about russia's cyber attack on the u.s. election. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails. >> senator kick ddick durban. and the quid pro quo to lure enteainers to

just what happened today with the president-elect's sons, chris hayes spoke about in the last hour. just that today is impossible to believe. at the state level yopd michigan, you know, we have all been watching places like north carolina the outgoing republican governor, he just signed a bill that will attempt to make the incoming governor keep a thousand people in state government who the republican governor gave jobs to. the new democratic governor coming in will not be allowed to fire a thousand people in state government who were hired by the previous guy who is a republican? what, i'm forcing to you keep a thousand of my appointee itself. hmm, we'll see. we are in a moment where governance has gotten really radical and really creative and crazy, but even in that environment, still, i believe michigan is special. >> it is very ev department during the course of this investigation it has been a fixation on finances and balance sheets. this fixation has cost lives. this fixation came at the expense of protecting the health and safety of flint. it's all about numbers over people.

i'm chris hayes. the rekouns are over, the electoral college shas spoken. in 31 days, donald trump will become the president of the united states. republicans have a message for americans frustrated about that fact. get over it. >> they have a message for cry baby sore loser left and that is donald trump won. stop chinaing. accept it already. >> the election's over. we all know it. it's time to move. >> and donald trump's victory south korea verified and a done deal, get over it. >> come on, anti-trumpers. quit wlining. >> we won, you lost. grow the blank up. move on with your life. >> democrats have not figures out in politics when you lose, you don't get a second place trophy. you don't get a juice box or therapy dogging. > hillary clinton and her team spent $1.2 billion, lost an election they should have won. didn't see us coming and got a lot of the help frankly from people in the media still trying to fight the last war. this man is the brez. >> it is worth noting that trump himself hasn't gotten over it even though he won. instead he's been holding vi