we're here with chris hayes.d twitter to survive. i think that this is a time where a lot of people talk about what a cesspool it is. i liked reading about the fact that it has also been a wonderful place. >> yeah, there's lots of things that have been really remarkable about it i mean, one of the things i think -- the thing that was best about it is, because of how it was structured, in which you weren't necessarily just in one, you know, one part of reddit, right? like, oh, i'm an electric car enthusiast i'm on like, the reddit board. you had this sort of general feed, and because of the way retweets worked and the algorithm, you would happen upon stuff. you know and so for me as a -- particularly as a news gatherer, you know, there'd been an impended railroad strike and all of a sudden i'd have like three or four people that work on the railroad, talking about, like, "this is why we want paid leave," and this is why this new system they use in the railroads is -- is totally oppressive and brutal, scheduling-wi

all in with chris hayes starts right now. all in with chris hayes >> toni. a devastating ruling against the disgraced ex president. tonight, how trump's attempt to keep mar-a-lago evidence away from the justice department was foiled. what it means for how the special counsel can proceed. >> we promise to the american people in his own statement, there would be no -- and i'm that understand that's exactly what's going on now. >> and raging antisemitism, hitler loving holocaust denial, and a direct line to the center of power in the republican party. >> i think this is going to be the beginning of something great. >> the representative from georgia, marjorie taylor gray. in >> and a big headline from the big push in georgia, five days away from the runoff. >> it's the last time i was here. since the last time i was here. mister walker has been talking about issues that are of great importance to the people of georgia. like whether it's better to be at vampire or aware what. >> when all in starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes on this

i'm chris hayes. the midterms are finally over, and the democrats have yet another convincing victory. difficult terrain, both historically and politically. for this to happen, for democratic senator raphael warnock to win in a state otherwise dominated by republicans, particularly the cycle, for him to win for the second time in two years while his party is currently holding the presidency, while, it requires a lot to have gone right for the democrats, and a lot to have gone wrong for the republicans. that was actually true for the midterms and general. in fact, this election in georgia, both elections, this runoff particularly, sort of a perfect microcosm of the midterms as a whole. right? and the republican side, the person everyone is blaming today, correctly, is donald trump. he was, after all, donald trump's idea to recruit herschel walker for no other reason than because he appeared on his game of celebrity apprentice. trump has known him for years, and herschel walker played football in georgi

l in with chris hayes starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. one week after its release, we are still digesting the final report from the january six committee. in almost 900 pages before appendix. later this week, we examined one particularly pernicious aspect of donald trump's attempt to stay in power as outlined in chapter five of the report, titled, -- search of the legal theory. that chapter details the lengths to which donald trump, as the lawyer of john eastman, knowingly pushed and illegal scheme to have done vice president, mike pence, unilaterally throw out joe biden's victory and hand the presidency to trump. yesterday, we spoke to committee member, jimmy raskin, of maryland about the criminal referrals the committee made against trump, some of his closest allies, and why he thinks trump is likely to go to prison for his attempted coup. and while the report does an excellent and thorough job of centering donald trump's culpability as the main, first and foremost, as the man first and foremost was responsible for the attempted coup, a

in with chris hayes starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm in for chris hayes. we are still waiting for the january 6th committee's report on donald trump's attempted coup. but today, ahead of the final product, the committee has released a brand-new batch of transcripts from its closed-door interviews. those transcripts providing new insight into the inner workings of the trump administration, both in the days leading up to january 6th and as trump's inner circle scrambled to respond to the committee, the committee's investigation. in fact, among the new transcripts is an interview the committee conducted with the former trump secretary of defense, this man, mark esper, who answered questions surrounding the ex president's desire to use the military to quell domestic disputes. in an interview with former deputy press secretary sarah matthews, who said she heard trump seemed to privately admit that he lost the 2020 election. quote, alyssa fara, the former communication director said to me that behind closed doors, that she had witnessed trump kind of acknowledge

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. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes.e about 24 hours away from the final results of the 2022 election season. tomorrow, of course, is the runoff elections for georgia senate. after neither candidate they are cleared 50% in the first round last month. incumbent democrat, warnock, and trump backed republican candidate, herschel walker face off again. the outcome of this election will be incredibly important for history. first, in no particular order, that if if warnock retains the city will be the 51st -- not might not sound an important given that democrats would hold a majority in the senate couple harris have talked. it is important. right now the senate is evenly split, 50/50. democrats have control because of the tie breaker. they don't hold a proper majority. things like committee assignments are still evenly split between both parties. if warnock winds, that will change, democrats will have the true majority 51 to 49. they'll take full control of standing committees. that's important for many reasons including getti

all in with chris hayes is up next. yes is u next >> good evening to new york. i'm chris hayes. one week after its release, we are still digesting the final report from the january 6th committee, at almost 900 pages before appendix. this week we'll examine one pernicious aspect of trump's efforts to stay in power, in chapter five, cool in search of a legal theory. the chapter details the lengths to which donald trump, his lawyer john eastman, knowingly pushed an illegal scheme to have then vice president mike pence unilaterally throw out joe biden's victory and hand the presidency to trump's. yesterday we spoke to committee member jamie raskin of maryland about the criminal referrals the committee made against trump in some of his closest allies and why he thinks trump is likely to go to prison for his attempted coup. and while the report does an excellent and thorough job of centering donald trump's culpability, as the main first, as the man first and foremost responsible for the attempted coup an insurrection, it also extensively catalog several some of his key enablers played

all in with chris hayes starts right now. good evening from new york, i' chris hayes, i hope everyone has been enjoying thei holidays, i know i, have it' good to be back. and while it is gone lace last thursday night, just before th long holiday weekend, as everyone is immersed in thei preparations for, it the january six committee went ahead and. it they published the long awaited final report, th products of 18 months of work, nearly 1000 pages long the parts that i've read are shocking and revelry laying out the crimes of donal j trump and his coconspirators in a clear and dramati fashion. crown for one of the off - he told in interviewer tha trump could quote, spend the remaining days of hi misanthropic life behind bars. presumably secret servic agents >> that's a crazy numbers show madeleine. a bold statement from someon who is fairly measured so, what makes the report make raskin say that >> given the sheer volume of material, those of us who haven't read through all of it can be forgiven. i assume that you're not - usi

that's tonight's read out, all in with chris hayes starts right now. s starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. nearly two years after the january 6th insurrection, the full extent of donald trump's misdeeds, including the attempted coup, the attack on the capital, or coming to life in remarkable detail. that is thanks to that long-awaited final report from the bipartisan january 6th select committee. last night on this show we highlighted just one portion of that report, and one aspect of his particular misconduct. his work in tandem with his lawyer john eastman to corruptly pushed the bogus and legal theory that then by's president mike pence could unilaterally throw out the results of the election and install trump as a winner. even though both men knew the plot was unlawful. now, the committee referred to that plot in chapter five as, quote, a coup in search of a legal theory. now, that alone frankly should be enough to -- american politics permanently if not true trump criminally. but chapter five, the chapter that we

all in with chris hayes is up next. is u next >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. nearly two years after the january 6th insurrection, the full extent of donald trump's misdeeds including the attempted coup, the attack on the capital, are coming to light. in remarkable detail -- that is thanks to that long awaited report from the bipartisan january 6th select committee. last night on the show, they highlighted just one portion of that report, and one aspect of trump's particular misconduct. his, work in tandem with his lawyer john eastman, to corruptly pushed the bogus and illegal theory that then vice president mike pence could unilaterally throughout the results of the election and install trump as the winner, even though both men knew the plot was unlawful. now the committee referred to that -- a coup in search of a legal theory. that alone, frankly, should be enough to pardon trump from american politics permanently, if not charge him criminally. but chapter five, the chapter that we focus on last night, we just one of a chapters dealing all aspects of the atte

. >> i >> >> it's corn, that's the readout all in with chris haye starts right now getting >> >> that evening from new york, that's chris hayes above run with enjoying their holidays i don't i have it is good to be back. and while i was gone las thursday night, just before th long holiday weekend the january six committee went ahead and did it, they published and released the lon awaited final report productive 18 months of work nearly 1000 pages on the par that i've read shocking, revelatory laying out the crimes of donal trump and his coconspirators i a clear fashion. crown for one of the off - he told in interviewer tha trump could quote, spend the remaining days of hi misanthropic life behind bars. presumably secret servic agents >> that's a crazy numbers show madeleine. a bold statement from someon who is fairly measured so, what makes the report make raskin say that >> given the sheer volume of material, those of us who haven't read through all of it can be forgiven. i assume that you're not - using the same boat i am that's why we're gonna g through the final report here. looki

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i'm chris hayes.hree faces of the modern conservative movement and republican party are dragging each other further and further along a downward spiral. two months ago, the official twitter account of the republicans, of the house judiciary committee posted a simple message, and endorsement, a proclamation, a manifesto in tweet length for, if you will. which if you are here with us last night, i argue, defined and defines the current republican party better than jim jordan probably intended to. kanye, elon, trump. they were finally forced to delete that tweet yesterday, after kanye west months long antisemitic no down, reached a fever pitch on alex jones far-right streaming show where what's donning of black hood, similarly to those periodically rambling for years, and repeated opportunities to distance himself from extremist movements. instead, explicitly praising adolf hitler and the nazis on multiple occasions. it was disgusting stuff. he's been doing this for a while now, when he sat down for a so

that's tonight's read out, all in with chris hayes starts right now. s hayes starts right now. >> tonight on all in. >> the fbi just came in -- >> the doj asked a federal judge to hold trump team in contempt of court. tonight, the latest escalation in the mar-a-lago documents case and what it can mean for potential indictments. then the president a peru arrested for attempted coup, mass arrests in germany to stop a far-right coup plot there. tonight, congressman adam shift on our former presidents escape from justice nearly two years after his failed coup. and incredible new details of the prisoner swap that got brittney griner out of a russian prison. >> she's safe, she's on a plane, she's on her way home, she will soon be back in the arms of her loved ones. >> all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. we have big developments in the special counsel to investigations into former president donald trump. washington post has new reporting up tonight a few hours ago. the department of justice is asking a federal judge, to q

i'm chris hayes. in the aftermath of the january 6th attack on the capitol on gia 2021, there is a period when we are on the show in shock and trying to figure out exactly what happened. what specifically are the right words to even describe what had transpired. was it a riot, a mob got out of hand, and attack? and pretty quickly within a matter of a few days, most people including us understood it was an insurrection. it was an attempted coup detail. because what happened on that day was fundamentally the most profound betrayal of the countries to bet democratic principles. it was an attempt to overthrow the will of the people, to throw out your vote, my vote, all our votes, to overthrow the rightful government and to install an illegitimate government of their choice. a ruler, using force to veto people. and after that attempt field on january 6th the, in nearly two years since a, lot of people on the right, elected leaders, folks on fox news and others, they've gone to great lengths to try to minim

i'm chris hayes. today the president united states, joe biden, posted on twitter, in all caps, quote, i have some major announcements last couple of weeks, as well. a list of accomplishments includes inflation easing, signing the respect for marriage act, bringing wnba star brittney griner home from a russian prison, notable accomplishments to be sure. it's been a good week. but biden was obviously -- and the only currently declared i rival first current, job giant john trump. because yesterday the one term twice impeached gaieties done is off brand social media site, quote, a major announcement. >> america needs a superhero. >> that is, obviously ridiculous. but donald trump does maintain a diminishing but yet still weirdly potent power to attract and hold attention. the superhero could be a major announcement man. which is what many people fairly assume this major announcement must have something to do with the presidential campaign that he announced majorly last month. so the right-wing airwaves we

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i'm chris hayes.republicans took over the house in just a few weeks, they'll do so with a majority, provided in part by some creative gerrymandering, by republican governors and legislators and a few states. and surprisingly strong performance in new york state, where the republican party gain for house seats, including in districts joe biden won in 2020. for house seats is basically have the majority. and so, you might think that new york republicans have maybe figured something out in the era of trump, and manga, and appealing to the median voter. in fact, one could argue that was the underpinning of gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin's gubernatorial campaign. even though he lost the general election to incumbent democrat kathy hochul, seldom was disciplined, and focused almost exclusively on crime, law and order, and where he said -- and donald trump's 2020 performance by nearly ten points. and the only thing is, it's not like republicans haven't figured out how to have success in other deep blue s

all in with chris hayes starts right now. being here>> tonight on all in. >> mister chairman, in numerous places, our constitution strongly opposes insurrection and rebellion. >> new reporting that the january 6th committee is preparing to vote on multiple criminal referrals for donald j trump. >> just like everyone else in our country, he is responsible for his own actions, and his own choices. >> tonight, what we know about what those charges are and what it would mean for the special counsel's investigation. then, elon musk and a study, and absolute power corrupting absolutely. >> you show a link to realtime information -- >> guess which question has florida's governor literally running away from reporters? when all in starts, right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. when it convenes on monday, the january 6th committee could vote to send multiple criminal referrals of donald trump to the department of justice. nbc news is now reporting while no formal decisions have been made, the committee is weighi

so that struck suing msnbc along with chris hayes and ari melber. >> and we wanted to hearr abouth more about this. >> so we're happy to have him join us now. brianna , thanks so much for coming. >> so, you know, it wasn't just they said things about you that weren't true and we know they're not true. this is not one man's opinion. itit's been determined you didnt storm the capitol, but this kind of derailed your life, if you wouldn't mind. life just our audience may not know exactly what happened to you. would you summarize it quickly for us ? absolutey.. y janu >> so my case has been bizarre since every january six case is bizarre. but i'd say mine is especially bizarre because people may noten know. i was actually never indicted for january six . my entire case wasenti basedre d one fbi agent who went to one magistrate in washington, dcre and requested an emergency order to have me arreste arrd. this was based off of eight minutes that i stood outside of capit the east side d the capitol on january six , whol the entireo time that i was there. so for the full eight minutes that i sto

msnbc's chris hayes defending president biden's history of lying by going after george santos. he said on twitter, quote, i think there's a line between normal politician bsing and con man syria line, he has infractions on either side of that line. it would have been a big deal if it turned out president biden didn't actually have a law degree. i get his point. cassie smedley joins me now. why is anyone defending lies? a liar is a liar. >> nobody is defending lies. a lot of people are trying to get to the full truth and nothing but the truth. that is fair as relates to our president and his family or congress and elect -- ashley: in the case of santos who believes in this day and age when we can check on anything by googleing it, why would he think he could get away with embellishing considerably his resume? lauren: a really good question and good point. i worked where we find that opposition research that usually appears on your tv screen. the fact that democrats didn't do this for him, this was more concerning for the voters who just elected him, he's got a lot to prove to th

good evening from new york, i' chris hayes, i hope everyone has been enjoying thei holidays, i know i, have it' good to be back. and while it is gone lace last thursday night, just before th long holiday weekend, as everyone is immersed in thei preparations for, it the january six committee went ahead and. it they published the long awaited final report, th products of 18 months of work, nearly 1000 pages long the parts that i've read are shocking and revelry laying out the crimes of donal j trump and his coconspirators in a clear and dramati fashion. crown for one of the off - he told in interviewer tha trump could quote, spend the remaining days of hi misanthropic life behind bars. presumably secret servic agents >> that's a crazy numbers show madeleine. a bold statement from someon who is fairly measured so, what makes the report make raskin say that >> given the sheer volume of material, those of us who haven't read through all of it can be forgiven. i assume that you're not - using the same boat i am that's why we're gonna g through the final report here. looking at who's read it

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. >> good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. we have big developments in the special counsel to investigations into former president donald trump. washington post has new reporting up tonight a few hours ago. the department of justice is asking a federal judge, to quote, hold donald trump's office in contempt of court for failing to fully comply with a may subpoena to return all classified documents in its possession. people familiar with the matter tell the post. a major point of contention rose around the fact that the department repeatedly sought and unequivocal sworn written insurance from trump's team that all the documents have been returned. trump's team was unwilling to designate can study records to sign such a statement, despite given insurance is that they would end up with back. there is more a part of the process today which is that an outside company that had been retained by trump's lawyers found two additional items. with classified markings in a west palm beach storage unit used by the ex president. quote, the s

i'm chris hayes on this first day of december.ve breaking news on a story which first blazed across news wires all the way back in august 8th. that was one of course, donald trump's retirement home in florida was searched by the fbi. in a trove of highly classified documents which were discovered there among other presidential records. some comingled a monk personal evidence and unsecured location. you might be thinking of yourself, i've had occasion to do the same. where did we end up with that. well, that investigation did go away. it didn't leave the headlines because the trail went cold, or because there wasn't -- there very much was. the reason you haven't heard about it or twofold. lana, the department of justice has a practice to avoid taking and steps within 60 days of an election. when that investigation implicates a political figure, and can influence how people may vote. it's commonly known as a 60-day role. doj's been laying low in the run up to the midterms. the other reason, is because the tried and true delay tactic

networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late i'll see you next week good evening from new york, i' chris hayesy holidays an merry christmas to those of yo who celebrate. it's been an extraordinary 1 months in american life an politics the twice impeached disgrace ex president is facing multipl criminal investigations, civil inquiries, his party has flown

i'm chris hayes. no, your clock is not lying to you.have a special holiday weekend edition of "all in" here a little earlier than usual. i hope you're warm and comfortable. settle in, we'll be here for a while. and we have something to talk about, because we finally have, finally have donald trump's tax returns. today, house democrats released thousands of pages of the ex-president's tax records, covering six years from 2015 to 2020. of course, that's the period when trump was campaigning for the president and subsequently the president of the united states, four years in the white house. the release of this information is the culmination of a years' long quest undertaken by a whole bunch of folks, civil society lawyers, reporter, democratic members of congress alike. you'll remember when donald trump came down the golden escalator to announce his presidenty. in have been a ton of questions about his finances and conflicts of interest as he entered the white house and existed within it. he claimed over and over again that the irs was au

. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. know your clock is not lying to you, we have a special holiday weekend of all in, here, alertly or than usual. i'd hope you are somewhere warm and comfortable to set in. we will be here for a while. we have something to talk about because we finally have, finally have, donald trump's tax returns. today, house democrats released thousands of pages of the ex president's tax records, covering six years, from 2015 to 2020. of course, that was the period when trump both campaign for president, and subsequently the president of the united states, formally in the white house. the release of this information is the culmination of a years-long quest, undertaken by a whole bunch of folks, civil society lawyers, reporters, democratic members of congress alike. you will remember from the moment that donald trump came down the golden escalator in trump tower, june 2050, and to announce his candidacy, there have been a ton, almost endless questions about his finances, particularly his potential fin

good evening from new york, i am chris hayes.d trump's political power has reached its lowest point ever. we saw evidence of this in disastrous midterm elections for republicans, particular candidates endorsed by the ex president, and in a remarkably lackluster response to his announcement last month that he's launching a third bid for the white house, today's -- check it results from a recent poll that shows a significant sizeable real shift happening in the republican base,, a base that will ultimately determine its fate. 61% of republican-leaning voters say they want the party to continue the policies that trump pursued in office, but with a different republican nominee for a president. we know who they want that nominate to be, florida governor ron desantis. they prefer desantis to trump, 56 to 33%. also today, senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell, who remained a minority leader because republicans did not do well in the midterms, admitted out loud in front of cameras that donald trump is the reason republicans have a prob

good evening from new york, i' chris hayes, happy holidays an merry christmas to those of yo who celebrate. it's been an extraordinary 1 months in american life an politics the twice impeached disgrace ex president is facing multipl criminal investigations, civil inquiries, his party has flown embraced an anti-democrati anti-semitic, and in some case -- conservative supreme court too away the 50-year-old constitutional right to an abortion we'll get to all of that and more tonight, but we begin a the end of this year, and th historic results for the midterm election democrats gained a seat in the senate, and republicans manage to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory historically, midterm election have been outright disastrou for a first term president,and the party in power as msnbc political commentator -- democratic presidents in their first midterms have seen the party lose an average of 4 house seats in five senate seats. since watergate, the results have looked even worse for the party. democratic presidents in their first midterms have -- 44 house seats and six senat seats. many po

. >> good evening from new york, welcome back to all in, i'm chris hayes. in just four days, the new republican authority will be sworn into the house of representatives, that includes george santos. the freshman-elect from new york, the man who flipped the democratic seat in a biden district. and essentially has been fabricating his resume. he's currently under vessel gagen by federal prosecutors for his background and finances. from his past -- reporters are now scrutinizing everything about santos, understandably. especially his apparent southern while. how he went from earning $55,000 in 2020, to loading his campaign over $700,000 just two years later. and how he spent that campaign money. the new york times reporting today that he spends a unusually high amount on hotels, trips across the country. especially someone is relatively new to politics. $3,000 on hotels, $4,000 on air fare, -- government lobbyists republican citizen says usually a congressional candidate will try to spend as little as possible on accommodations and travel because they need fo