next senator chris murphy. he joins me. pentagon, as of right now there are 200 military aircraft falling nonstop, evacuating afghans and u.s. citizens out of afghanistan. nearly 40,000 people have been evacuated, since the taliban took kabul, less than two weeks ago. 16,000 leaving afghanistan over 24 hour period, this weekend. obviously a massive undertaking military planes, private air carriers alike taking part. all other partner countries helping. tens of thousands getting out of the airport in kabul, to destinations like the u.s. airbase in germany. since sunday, at least five flights have landed in dallas international airport in d.c.. according to the pentagon. like this united airlines flight arriving from germany this morning. many in congress, including democrats, are calling for investigations into how the withdrawal is being conducted. senator chris murphy, democrat of connecticut, sits on the committee that will announced it will investigate the circumstances around the withdrawal, including the trump and mini

it may just get started due to the interest in robinhood and shares let's get more with chris murphyget crazy. options markets tend to do that. we are not talking about a massive amount of options volume is it the options volume driving the volumeatilityvolatility? >> good morning. that's a great question. we're of the opinion like you said, sure, a lot of options are trading. the volume is nowhere near the volume we are seeing the stock fur furthermore, what you see in the options is a lot of volume during the day at the end of the day, the next day, we are not seeing much of a change in open interest. that is telling us that a lot of the calls are traded back and forth through the course of the day. that makes me think the stock is limited. it is more of a psychological impact. >> we have seen more developments come out with regard to the very fledgling options market for robinhood because it has not been that public that long if you take a look at the very recent activity, is there anything you can glean about what folks are predicting for the future direction of the sds stock? we

provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable chris murphy, a senator from the state of connecticut, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 9:00 a.m. on friday, august 27, 2021. t ca, literally designed it on the ca, ship where he had these polls pretty wish i had a picture of it, would lift it up and they had these >> back to our booktv programming and progress. >> youer know, it was really a clever invention. he had a model of it, it is now in the smithsonian. it was a beautiful looking crown. it wasut not built on the model stage as far as i know. and the dual challenge was lincoln had issues with depression and he had several courtships, one of his sweethearts died, and rutledge. madly in love with her and he gets very depressed and he needs mary todd, who is very intelligent, politically savvy and corrupt without whole culture in louisville. lincoln was very awkward socially unless he was giving a speech. thing

joining me now, president biden's drawdown, chris murphy of connecticut.s a member of the foreign relations committee. senator, i do want to get your reaction to this news, that the pentagon is saying an unmanned aircraft carried out an airstrike targeting a suspected car bomb. what's your reaction, who how concerned are you about the danger facing u.s. troops and american citizens and afghans over the next 48 hours? >> it speaks to the danger that exists at the airport right now and the necessity of making alternative arrangements to get especially the remaining 300 or so americans who want to leave to the airport. i think this threat remains beyond the next 48 hours. isis-k is going to use its abilities to continue to try to go after the taliban and af after afghan citizens and american allies even after the 31st. we're going to have to have eyes on isis-k and we'll have to continue to have the ability to follow what they're doing. >> you heard democratic congressman seth moulton earlier on the show. he's been open about his criticism not the decision to

inevitably going to be a chaotic situation on the ground and we're trying to manage it. >> senator chris murphyright now. good evening. rachel. >> how was your time off, chris? we missed you terribly. >> oh, that's kind of you. it was blissful, a lot of time with my family, a lot of sun. it was wonderful. huge thanks to mehdi and zerlina for making that happen. i feel tan, rested, and ready. >> i will say following along with your fresh pasta making and like kind of like walking your kids through, this is how we in the hayes family make our fresh pasta, go get the drying rack, very impressive. >> yes. the shaw/hayes family. you have to start them young on the pasta making, and the pasta made last night was -- it was very good. >> very

that was senator chris murphy of connecticut speaking last week on the senate floor.n support of the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan, senator murphy has supported biden's decision to withdraw troops, since april, since president biden first announced the leave. joining us now live is senator chris murphy. he chairs the subcommittee deals with afghanistan. senator it's nice to have you here. thanks for your time. >> thanks for having me. >> so the president tonight, talked about the fact that he is getting criticism, and he accepts the criticism, for the scenes of what's happening in afghanistan, he also admitted that the speed at which the taliban has consolidated control over afghanistan, is something that was a surprise, even if that vision eventually elated soap wasn't. what do you make of those two factors? and what do you make of the presidents remarks today? >> the president made a tough decision, but the right decision. and frankly, a decision that was essentially forced on him by the trump administration. which are drawn down our forces to the 2500. it was ju

. >> senator chris murphy of connecticut speaking last week on the senate floor in support of the u.sawal from afghanistan. senator murphy has supported president biden's decision to withdraw troops since april since president biden first announced our troops would leave. joining us live is senator murphy democrat of connecticut. it is nice to have you here. thanks for your time. >> thanks for having me. >> so the president tonight talked about the fact that he's getting criticism and he accepts the criticism for the scenes of what is happening in afghanistan. he also admitted that the speed at which the taliban has consolidated control over afghanistan is something that was a surprise even if that in itself wasn't. what do you make of those two factors? what do you make of the president's remarks today? >> well, the president made a tough decision but the right decision. frankly, a decision that was essentially forced on him by the trump administration, which had drawn down our forces to 2500. it was just not true that we were going to be able to stave off a taliban offensive with th

joining us now chris murphy of connecticut.te foreign relations committee. senator, thanks so much for joining us. as you know, the president isn't backing down from this august 31st deadline. is that a mistake, in your view? >> well, we shouldn't let the taliban dictate when we end operations to rescue and save american citizens, period, stop. but there is good reason why the president wants to wrap this up in the next week. we only have 2,500 troops there right now. we don't have any afghan army partners, as we did over the course of the last 20 years. and, so, if we did get back into a shooting war with the taliban, if they were assaulting the airport, it is probably likely, if not probable, we would have to surge tremendous new military resources into the country that we might be back involved in hand to hand urban combat inside afghanistan. now, maybe that's what's necessary in order to protect americans and get everyone out. but speaking for myself, i want to be briefed on the extent of that operation before signing off o

however, the president is getting support from his fellow democrats, including senator chris murphy, of connecticut, who says, not only was the president correct to continue the trumpet, ministrations deal with the taller bond to pull us forces out of afghanistan. but murphy goes on to say that this is a matter of reckoning for the foreign policy establishment here in washington, murphy says that it didn't matter whether the us state another year, another 5 years, another 10 years. it was simply putting off the inevitable. and that the country needs to really think how long and hard about what it means to be engaged in the process of nation building, which is what the administration of george w bush started back in 2002 after the invasion of afghanistan in order to go after some we've been lot and of course, as we all know, he abandoned that will push in order to set the stage for the 2003 invasion of iraq. alright, president job and thanks so much as moved to reaction from europe. now joan, how joins us from london, inter in london, john, let's start with this line about the u. k. t

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alex: senator chris murphy on msnbc -- >> the president made a tough decision, but the right decision. alex: a pole just -- poll poll l just last month found that 55% of americans agreed with president biden's decision to pull troops out of afghanistan. kumasi: the taliban has declared amnesty across afghanistan and is urging women to join its governments. international watchers say this is an attempt to convince the afghan population that the taliban is a changed group as it resumes power. jobina has more on this, our continuing team coverage. jobina: the taliban is still designated officially as an extremist terrorist organization, but it is hard not to notice more technically savvy group then we saw 20 years ago.. they circulated video forces inside the presidential palace after their takeover of kabul. they also shared video of senior leaders watching their own men via livestream. we are seeing the taliban is telling afghan people it plans to set up a civilian casualty and complaints commission. it also used twitter to share whatsapp phone numbers for afghans to send and complaint

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then there are others like chris murphy of connecticut that said president biden was right to withdrawn troops, sticking to former president trump's timetable which he extended by several months and said there's hubris at play to think the united states can build nations abroad, create democracy in places like afghanistan that don't necessarily want it. among republicans, reaction is more lock step in blaming and criticizing president biden for this. let's play some of what two republicans had to say. >> i think absolutely president biden bears responsibility for making this decision, but there's no question that president trump, his administration, secretary pompeo, they bear very significant responsibility for this. >> president biden said in july this is not going to be saigon, not like south vietnam. guess what, talk to ambassador crocker, we think it is going to be worse. >> reporter: behind all of this, a haunting feeling among lawmakers and aids that the united states spent trillions of dollars, lost thousands of lives trying to build what now looks like a "house of cards" that

democrats like senator chris murphy have called biden's actions a necessary decision. what concerns for efrts. 15 senators urging the secretary of state to expand the special immigrant visa program to include certain government contractors, judges, journalists, scholars and human rights advocates, because right now it's only for afghan interpreters, guides and their families. and also we're hearing from house speaker nancy pelosi, she's asking for an all-members briefing on afghanistan when her chamber returns from recess the week of august 23rd. dan. >> alex presha at the white house, thank you. >>> let's stay in washington and bring in abc news contributor tom bossert, a former white house homeland security officer. tom, good morning. do you think president biden made a misstep by giving a target date by saying exactly when we would be withdrawing from afghanistan? >> dan, good morning. he's made a series of missteps here, unfortunately, having to do with the timing of our withdrawal, but also i think more importantly with the objectives of our presence, and so he's

. >> finally, i want to ask you a question i asked chris murphy last night.is was a huge ogistical miscalculation or they didn't care about the allies or the refugees or the people hunted by the taliban. there's another view. this is the chaos that comes from the end of a failed war. what do you think? >> i think this is both things at once. the biden administration wasted a lot of time deciding that it was going to kind of shift posture in the beginning months of the year. august 31 is not a deadline negotiated with the taliban. it's a deadline the biden administration imposed on itself. the actual deadline the u.s. negotiated was for may 1 for a full withdrawal. instead the administration shifted to a posture of trying to, on its way out, broker a peace process. that failed. that ultimately wasted a lot of time. the wasting of time here is measured in real people's lives as we can see at the airport. the war was lost in december 2001. the war was lost when the united states decided it would go for unconditional surrender. >> spencer, whose new book is out n

one of a number of things to talk about with chris murphy.r being with us. for a sitting u.s. senator to suggest that about the fbi and the insurrection, what -- i mean, what is he doing? is there a strategy here? >> i mean, listen, unfortunately, it's par for the course. senator johnson has been trading in these conspiracy theories for years now. and there are many who are unfortunately willing to follow him. there's a crowd inside the republican party that is dominant right now that believes might makes right. if you're acting in service of the leader of your party, donald trump, then all the rules go out the window. anything you do is justified, including violence. so you are going to continue to see republicans try to justify what happened on january 6th. you're going to see them try to explain it away because many of them have made the decision that they are willing to do everything and anything, including enable mob violence in order to try to maintain power. that's really dangerous for our democracy. right now, it is the minority of am

. >> senator chris murphy, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> that is "all in" for this evening. the "rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening. rachel. >> how was your time off, chris? we missed you terribly. >> oh, that's kind of you. it was blissful, a lot of time with my family, a lot of sun. it was wonderful. huge thanks to mehdi and zerlina for making that happen. i feel tan, rested, and ready. >> i will say following along with your fresh pasta making and like kind of like walking your kids through, this is how we in the hayes family make our fresh pasta, go get the drying rack, very impressive. >> yes. the shaw/hayes family. you have to start them young on the pasta making, and the pasta made last night was -- it was very good. >> very good. well, welcome back. zerlina and mehdi, our loverly colleagues, they're great, but there's only one you. we missed you. welcome back. >> thanks to you at home for being with us today. happy to have you here. cnn is reporting tonight on what sounds like it may be a dramatic turn in the investigation into the january 6th attack o

finally i'd like to ask you a question that i asked chris murphy last night.ere is ways of seeing this, as a huge logistical miscalculation by the biden administration, where they refused to see what's in front of their face, or they didn't care about the allies, or the refugees, are the people that are being hunted by the taliban once it fell. and then there's another view, which is like, this is essentially the chaos that comes from the end of a failed war. what do you think? >> i think this is both things at once. the biden administration, wasted a lot of time, deciding that it was going to shift posture, in the beginning, months of this year, remember august 31st is not a deadline negotiated with the taliban. it's a deadline that the biden administration imposed on itself. the actually deadline that the u.s. negotiated with the taliban, was from may 1st. for a full withdrawal. instead the administration shifted to a plaster of brokering a peace process, even while itself was -- that failed. that ultimately wasted a lot of time. in the wasting of time here,

in addition, we will have democratic senator chris murphy and much, much more. until then, follow me on facebook, instagram, twitter and the tiktok. you can tweet the show. our coverage continues right now with one mr. wolf blitzer right next door in "the situation room." ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." tonight president biden is vowing the united states will complete its mission in afghanistan despite urgent warnings that another deadly terror attack may be imminent. a terror attack is likely as the operation enters what they are calling the most dangerous period just ahead of the u.s. withdrawal deadline this coming tuesday. this as the death toll is arising from yesterday's bombing outside the kabul airport. 13 u.s. troops and at least 170 afghans and civilians are dead, killed by an isis-k suicide attacker. the day after the carnage, airport crowds are smaller but desperate to get out of taliban control, afghanistan as the evacuations continue with time running out. we're

in addition, we will have democratic senator chris murphy and much, much more., instagram, twitter and the tiktok. you can tweet the show. our coverage continues right now with one mr. wolf blitzer right next door in "the situation room." ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." tonight president biden is vowing the united states will complete its mission in afghanistan despite urgent warnings that another deadly terror attack may be imminent. a terror attack is likely as the operation enters what they are calling the most dangerous period just ahead of the u.s. withdrawal deadline this coming tuesday. this as the death toll is

joining us now democratic member of the foreign relations committee, senator chris murphy of connecticutt to cover with you, but let's start with the repeal of the authorization of military force that's being considered by the senate foreign relations committee this week. where do you stand, and what are your concerns? >> i support it, we're talking about repealing military force in iraq. we're not at war with saddam hussein any longer, and we should recognize that. these authorizations have been perverted by democrat and republican presidents to bring and drag the united states into war in all sorts of place that have never been contemplated by the american public. we launched attacks a few weeks ago in somalia, justified by an authorization of military force that's 20 years old. i think it's time for congress to take some of these old authorizations of military force off the books, update the ones that still are relevant, and make sure anytime we're sending forces in harm's way, the american public have a say. we make better decisions when the american public get to debate war, afghani

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murphy, isn't it? >> that's exactly right but whether people like chris christie or not, and you know this , neil, he'sand he won all these democratic strongholds but you got to because he came so out of the box. the only way you'll be able to rock it, felon murphy is a nice guy, i like him personally, i don't sense the blood and i don't have that killer instinct, you know, but the one problem is , in the great state of new jersey, no one cares about the people. they don't care about the every day people and we joke, you know, but i'll tell you what i am of the people and for the people and i'm one of the people. i ain't no mega star, you know? i have children, i'm a single hard working father, i have a house, we pay a lot of taxes, i go shopping for crying outloud. i see the inflation. i go to shop rite, neil cavuto. do you, neil, if i may -- neil: do not. you do not. you're talking to me now from the office of the bruce wayne mansion. you go to shop rite shuts up, really! >> i was at ace hardware yesterday. neil: all right >> i go in and walk around i'm a regular guy, you know? and i can see a lot of

murphy. at this point, who is the best messenger to reach those people who are convinced that the vaccine is more dangerous than the virus? >> chrisk we really need to be, this is a ground game this is a game we need to take from family to family person to person. in the best players of that game are frankly personal doctors family physicians, and other people in the community, community health workers, nurses, pharmacists, other people that are just known to their neighbors, maybe they go to church together, that's the level at which we need to be doing this messaging. >> people who know one another. >> a part of the problem, is and again, these stories get maybe they're the ones they get told most, because so many people are being convinced by the fact that somebody in their family is dying. how do we get to them before that? >> i wish we had a good answer to. that is somebody on my way to work up bellevue over a year in ago now, i walked by those mortuary trucks, that were parked outside the medical examiners office, across the street from the hospital. i saw nurses being incubated in the hospital. i saw patients who had to say

murphy. i love to be a fly in the wall off the record. their thanks for making time tonight. >> come on out next time chris good to be with you. >> tonight we have our first glimpse into the scope of the january six investigation, after the house select committee issued a sweeping request for white house records, including communications from the former president's family members, chief of staff and a lot more. what it tells us, about the direction the investigation after this. e investigatio after this after this your broken phone for a shiny new one. you break it... we upgrade it. you dunk it? crash it? yikes. doggy bone-it? ha-ha! slam it, wham it, strawberry jamit? we upgrade it! every customer. current, new or business. up to $800 for the 5g phone you want. because everyone deserves better. put my phone in the washer... and the dryer. it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it helps keep you effortlessly comfortable by sensing your movements and automatically responding to both of you. and, it's temperature balancing to help you stay comfortable all night. it even tracks your circadian rhyt

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