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chris johnson, of course with us in kansas city.emocratic congressman -- of kansas, who remains the only democrat in the kansas state congressional delegation to washington. congresswoman, good to see you, thank you for being with us tonight. >> it's good to see you too, thanks for having me. >> i want to just point out something that christine dancing, chris jackson was talking about. shock about johnson county. in kansas. johnson county is right, here basically a suburb of kansas city. it's big, it's highly populous, we got what we think to be most of the votes in, about 95%. the nova's almost 60, above 68%. the yes vote is 31%. now when you compare that to how donald trump and joe biden did in the state, it's 15 points better than joe biden dead. and it's 12 points lower than donald trump did. this is the steve kornacki math that makes it all very interesting. people came out to vote and how to protect abortion rights in kansas. at rates much higher than they vote for democrats and kansas. >> yeah, well i think, first of, all i h

msnbc anchor and senior national correspondent my dear friend chris johnson joins us from nearby kansas city, missouri. chris, you've been there all day covering these primaries. i just read the kansas secretary of state just said a few minutes ago talking turned out -- it is looking a lot like the 2008 turnout for the obama presidential race, incredibly high. obama presidential race compared to today? august 2nd in kansas for a primary? >> it is very wild stephanie. absolutely no one predicted this. earlier today when we started to see long lines, a recent number being bandied about, maybe 36%. the secretary of state said it's looking like it's going to push 50%. as you said first term obama numbers. what happened here? a lot of people thought, and particularly people who are on the abortion rights side, that the other side tried to bury this in the heat of august when people don't turn out and they thought they could push this through. obviously, they turned out to be wrong. a couple of key factors i think that are going to be seen over the next couple of days. one, unaffiliated voter

chris johnson, quien tambiÉn perdiÓ su esposa e hija en el accidente, recibiÓ 15 millones.escrito para permitir que sus hijos sean golpeados. sin embargo, aclaran que los castigos corporales eran un Último recurso. alan: mire esta historia, prohÍben la venta de autos nuevos con gasolina. esas la meta de california a partir de 2035. la medida serÍa parte de un nuevo plan para combatir el cambio climÁtico que entra en vigor hoy mismo cÓmico que busca acelerar la transiciÓn a vehÍculos elÉctricos. actualmente el oso por ciento de los vehÍculos elÉctricos generan cero emisiones de contaminantes, se estima que para 2030 sea el 78%. la gran pregunta es cuÁnto va a salir cada coche elÉctrico. karla: y de esa pregunta me voy a esta: ¿hay dÍa que amaneces mÁs egoÍsta? si a veces te sientes asÍ, seguramente es porque dormiste muy poco. un nuevo estudio sugiere que la falta de sueÑo provoca cambios de personalidad . nos convierte en personas egocÉntricas y con menos probabilidades de ayudar a los demÁs. investigaciones anteriores han demostrado que al no dormir las ocho horas recomend

cia analyst and senior fellow at the center for strategic and international studies christopher johnson. chrisstart where you see things standing. obviously china cutting off defense and climate talks with the u.s., continuing these drills which appear to simulate an invasion? >> yeah, well, today we have sort of the culmination of these exercises which as you said naval activities very close to the coast of taiwan and affecting japan, obviously missiles fired close to taiwan than we have ever seen before and this certainly isn't doing anything to stabilize troubled u.s. relations. griff: we have not had the bell coast position in years, is this a new normal? >> i think in some level it is a new normal and it is in response to their perception of series of tactics by the united states over the last couple of years, certainly going back to the trump administration and continued by the biden administration where their perception is that the u.s. is eroding its commitment to what we call the one china policy which is what u.s. china relations were based upon when relations were restored in the 19

. >> chris, i want to have you listen to something that senator ron johnson said about social security and medicare. >> -- has always been discre discretionary, va spending is discretionary. what is mandatory are things like social security and medicare. if you qualify for the entitlement, you just get it no matter what the cost, and our problem in this country is that more than 70% of our federal budget, of our federal spending, what we ought to be doing is we ought to turn everything into discretionary spending so it is all evaluated, so we can fix problems or fix programs that are broken, that are going to be going bankrupt. >> what do you make of that, fixing problems, evaluating problems, turning it into discretionary funding, sounds like cutting medicare and social security. >> well, it certainly is putting it up for grabs. it is terrible policy and it is suicidal politics. >> yeah. >> because of the fact it is the old political cliche, social security is the third rail of american politics, the third rail in the new york subway system, the one where you can electrocute yourself.

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johnson alleges the fbi began to examine the laptop after biden won the 2020 election. christopher chris swecker joined us to discuss the doj's hypocrisy. >> there are multiple whistleblowers on this. here is the laptop, a two-year investigation and at least a money laundering investigation because the receipt given for the laptop had an fbi case file number, i recognize the designation on it. people inside the bureau scratching their head and saying why are we sitting on this? why hasn't this investigation moved and this other proactive investigation involving trump. >> todd: christopher wray admitted this is deeply troubling. >> carley: federal temporarily blocks idaho strict abortion law part of the post-roe lawsuit. ag merrick garland argued the state law conflicts with federal statute that ensures emergency medical care. idaho yabsz law does not contain exemption for when health is at risk. revised law goes into effect today. well, if you are infuriated by president biden redirecting other people's student loan debt to you, too bad. >> the people that paid student loans, they don't

whistle-blower and ron johnson, maintain your an amenity, but we've got to talk to you to restore credibility to your agencies. >> sean: chrishave done the fbi the greatest service, he could have cleaned up the mess and he could have stopped the line, he could have stopped those people that were responsible and held them accountable for spreading lies and misinformation about trauma russia collusion. he could have stopped the people that went ahead with and put forward unverifiable information in a pfizer application to ruin carter page's life and donald trump's life. he hasn't done nothing i see the cleanup to fbi and does he have to go? >> he's done worse than that. under his watch, the pfizer report was issued to, there were footnotes that were classified and redacted. they contradicted the body, the fbi had no knowledge the steele dossier was tainted by russian disinformation, the footnote said the exact opposite in october 2016. generate 2017, the fbi knew the steele dossier was tainted. of march of 20 in the 18 fbi brief said that the steele dossier had integrity. of course they allowed the miller probe to go forward.

chris hayes. do you know the last time kansas went democratic in a presidential election? it was 1964, when lyndon b. johnson44 out of 50 states, plus the district of columbia. since then, a republican has won the state of kansas every four years for the last 54 years. in 2016, donald trump won kansas by 20 points. less than two years ago in 2020, he won by nearly 15 points. kansas is a red, red state, and yet last night, we saw a huge win for liberals in kansas. voters resoundingly rejected an amendment removing

chris hayes. do you know the last time kansas went democratic in a presidential election? it was 1964, when lyndon b. johnson carried 44 out of 50 states, plus the district of columbia. since then, a republican has won the state of kansas every four years for the last 54 years. in 2016, donald trump won kansas by 20 points. less than two years ago in 2020, he won by nearly 15 points. kansas is a red, red state, and yet last night, we saw a huge win for liberals in kansas. voters resoundingly rejected an amendment removing abortion rights protections for their stay constitution, voting it down 59 to 41%. now just to put that in a little bit more into context, to put the entire political earthquake into context, that ballot question was supposed to be an easy win for the antiabortion side. was not even supposed to be close. a recent poll said the 47% of kansans plan to vote yes on the amendment compared to no gland vote no. and republicans were supposed to cruise to victory with their demographic advantage. last night, most of the primary races were for republicans. there was not much incentive for democrats t

johnson. >> it's never the most obvious and i'll exclude bill clinton and i'll go andrew jackson. luck pressed. oh, come on. kennedy: nope, you -- >> outrage. kennedy: chris, president obama declined this gift from a local leader from a visit to columbia. was it illegal drugs, a house of columbia, a pornographic catalog, or a pet donkey? visit to columbia. >> i'm going to say a pet donkey. kennedy: yes, that's right. did you press your luck? >> i did. i thought we were all pressed. kennedy: no, you have four points now. good job, buddy. you have four points. press your luck here, scott, no matter what. okay. that's just the rule. while in office, president trump had the highest net worth of any u.s. president. adjusted for inflation, which president had the second highest net worth? was it george washington, john f kennedy, herbert hoover or bill clinton? adjusted for inflation. that's the keyword. >> yeah, definitely george washington. kennedy: george washington. george washington. i wish i could say other words. >> trying to think of something funny to say there. kennedy: george washington. george washington, 7 feet tall. you and chris win the game and

johnson saying nope, we don't believe in capping the loosen insulin. i thought that was cruel. congressman wilkin jeffries thank you very much. >> thank you chris. >> coming up, even more bad news for donald trump. a new report that not one but two white house lawyers have talked to the fbi, not in that investigation that we were talking about yesterday, but about trump's secret documents stash. george conway joins me right in the studio next. stick around. it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the sleep number 360 smart bed. snoring? it can gently raise your partner's head to help. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. all smart beds are on sale. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. only for a limited time. i know there's conflicting information about dupuytren's contracture. i thought i couldn't get treatment yet? well, people may think that their contracture has to be severe to be treated, but it doesn't. if you can't lay your hand flat on the table, talk to a hand specialist. but what if i don't want surgery? well, then you should find a hand specialist certified to offer nonsurgical

johnson is her godmother. >> dakota -- yeah, dakota's her godmother. and she's a really big fan of angel moon, which is this, like - >> jimmy: chris martin >> -- puppet in >> they were on the show it wasn't even chris, really >> jimmy: no, they were booked on the show, yeah. >> right, right, right >> jimmy: and then this beautiful little baby was walking around with dakota, and she was like, "angel moon, angel moon." she was, like, so cute and she was like - i go, "oh, my gosh." like i -- ev -- no one could stop looking at this kid >> yeah. >> jimmy: somebody took a picture of me doing our exchange, i want to say. >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i did not know - >> look at that hair >> jimmy: i did not know it was your baby. >> you've still got the panda there. yeah >> jimmy: that's adam sandler's hawaiian shirt >> oh, nice. [ laughter ] man, she's met adam sandler, too. she's really like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah she had a great -- >> really shining, man >> jimmy: she had a great -- yeah, she's welcome back whenever >> yeah, yeah, yeah. cool >> jimmy: i'm happy that you're here, because man, oh man, did i hear more about this show than anything

johnson saying nope, we don't believe in capping the loosen insulin. i thought that was. congressman wilkin jeffries thank you very much. >> thank you chris. >> coming up, even more bad news for donald trump. a new report that not one but two white house lawyers have talked to the fbi, not in that investigation that we were talking about yesterday, but about trump's secret documents stash. george conway joins me right in the studio next. stick around. stick around it's so easy. and more customers today are relying on their cars advanced safety features, like automatic emergency breaking and lane departure warning. that's why our recalibration service is state of the art. we recalibrate your vehicle's camera, so you can still count on those safety features. all right, we're all finished. >> customer: thank you so much. >> tech: thank you. don't wait--schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis and... take. it. on. with rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that tackles pain, stiffness, swelling. for some, rinvoq significantly

johnson got senate dot gov will maintain . ou anonymity but we need to talk to you to restore credibility to your agency's chris wray could have done the fbi the greatest service. he could have cleaned up the mess. he could have stopped the lying. he could have stopped thosese people that were responsible and held them accountable for spreadinge liesn and misinformation about trump russia collusion a. he could have stopped the people that went ahead with and put forward unverifiable information in a fisa application i to ruin carter page's life and donald trump's life. he hasn'tnaif done a thing that i see to clean a up the fbi. does he need to go ? well, he's done worse than that under his watch. for example, in the fbi's report, michael horowitz's first report was issued therefo are footnotes that were classified, redacted that contradicted the body bill present in the body. the report said the fbi had no knowledge of the steel that was tainted by russian disinformation with footnotes at the exact opposite in october 2016, january twenty seventeen, the fbi knew that the steel dorsey was tainted. in march of 2018, the fbi bri

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senate and ron johnson is someone who has been hund in all polls before his two previous wins and that's the case now. we'll see t if he's able to eke out another win this time around, chris you out there on the road. thank you so much. >> and nbc's plan your vote tool is here to help you successfully file your ballot. >> and file this under shouldn't we have seen this coming? pizza loving italy home to some of the best pizza in the world won't be home to domino's anymore. it is closing what was once three dozen stores. american-type toppings like pineapple and barbecue never caught on. that's going to do it for us this hour. make sure to join us for "chris jansing reports" 1:00 eastern time. "katy tur reports" starts next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. (dad) we have to tell everyone that we just switched to verizon's new boost® high protein also has key nutrients welcome unlimited plan, for just $30. (daughter) i've already told everyone! (nurse) wait... did you

johnson who is being challenged by democrat lieutenant governor mandela barnes. the choice is yours. all right, that does it for me, that's tonight's read out. but don't go anywhere because all in with chrisght now. arts right now. >> tonight on all in -- >> if they do indict him, that doesn't render him ineligible to run. or even

johnson who is being challenged by democrat lieutenant governor mandela barnes. the choice is yours. all right, that does it for me, that's tonight's read out. but don't go anywhere because all in with chris hayes starts right now. arts right now. >> tonight on all in -- >> if they do indict him, that doesn't render him ineligible to run. or even be president. >> he can, listen, eugene debs ran for president from a federal prison. >> as the mar-a-lago -- convenes in florida, trump's chief financial officer pleads guilty new york. >> allen will ultimately be providing testimony. that is against donald. >> tonight, the rank criminalities running the 45th president and what we learned about the search warrant for trump's home. plus, new reporting the secret service held on to violent threats to nancy pelosi until after the insurrection. and why the republican leaders are raising red flags 82 days away from the midterm elections. >> candidate qualities has lots to do with the outcome. >> all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. there's a bunch of legal news surrounding donald trump today as there is seemingly every day, these days. none of it particularly good for

johnson had shifted the senators thinking about running for president. kennedy describe this rachel turmoil as the gravest crisis in domestic affairs since the civil war. chris king was despairing. he he told a meeting of the american psychological society that it is impossible to overestimate the crisis. we are facing. said it is time to tell it like it is to white america. he testified between the current commission that was set up by johnson after the detroit. riots, and he said the greater crimes of white society with a real cause of the uprising. he testified backlash unemployment racial discrimination and the vietnam war. at this slc's convention. he declared that he and his organization would very very definitely oppose lbj in 1968, unless he changed his stand on the war. king fought of despair he told his wife greta. i think you read this in adams book that people expected him to have answers and he had none. but he would try and do what he could do to try to figure out a way to mobilize people. and help them move ahead and channel the frustration and energy that's in despair that so many people were feeling. so he he focused initially as his he has