he's ready to reveal the fussy chris. now we're coming into the belfry of the tower. and we can see 5 bells, the full quarter bells, which make the westminster quarter chimes and in the center is the ball shape of big bed. and the secret is that a very large hammer was used to begin with, and it formed a crack in the bow. and so, although it is note e that we hear whenever the block is stroke, all may our it is, in fact a very serious samba knows that we're here. ah, but how did the town get its name? the secret of the name of the great bell, which is big ben. it's from the m p who is in charge of the works when the bells were being installed, benjamin hall and his nickname, walls big ben. say they gave it to the bell itself. and this has in time given it to the tower, although it's the elizabeth tower. everybody knows it as big band in 2017. the bells fell silent for 5 years. the entire tallow was scaffolded and underwent extensive renovation until the end of 2022. in the process, the talent revealed another secret. it's been a great surprise to find out that the ext

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thanks chris. now the military and democratic republic of congo continues to lose ground to m. 23. the armed group is why they understood to be backed by rwanda. although kigali denies the allegations. east african leaders argue to meet on monday in nairobi for the next stage of peace talks. and civilians, though, continues to be caught in the violence knocking lab reports the riga, curious as she ran to her life when a village was formed. the rest of her family didn't make it. now she cooks in this churchyard and sleeps in the church at night. a neighbor found her here and told her what happened to her son mackey. vandy. his wife and her 6 grandchildren. well got to be gotten a car with other people so they could leave quickly then the car was hit by a bomb. his legs were blown off and he died. all the children were killed and the mother died as while at the same time. this is mike of andy before it happened. the pictures taken of him after a too upsetting for us to show where each one of tens of thousands of people who fled recent advances by the m $23.00 rebel group, widely unde

dixon: i think we are at a time for choosing now -- chris: i think we are at a time for choosing now. to be left up for others to decide who our party is. it is not left up to anyone -- person to decide who our party is. it is up to us to decide. it is not to be done and decided in the dark. it is not to be done and decided with inferences or implications for things upon other leaders in this party. we have to have this discussion in the open. we have to have this family argument and we need to have it now. i will tell you in a moment why i think it is important to have it now but i will tell you what i choose. that kind of republican party i choose. i choose a republican party steeped in conservatism, and all those values and principles we stand for. strength, faith, peace -- decency, integrity, freedom, liberty, and to make sure that we have a country that we bring together, that a country we tear apart around those principles. there is lots of specific steps you have to be but the last thing i would tell you is i am providing --for fighting. this is because i grew up in households

now, what do we expect tonight here, chris? we are going to expect the initial batch of ballots when they drop one hour after polls close, that's at 10:00 p.m. eastern time, 8:00 p.m. local, to favor the democrats here. you'll recall this happened in 2020. donald trump had a significant deficit. but then the ballots that were counted, those of the individuals that voted in person, which are overwhelmingly republicans here in the state of arizona, and those that are dropping off their mail ballots and handing them in person, those also in 2020 went overwhelmingly for republicans. so when you see that initial batch you're likely going to see even the democrats in the lead. the question is to what extent do the republicans close the gap or overcome those democratic leads here? that is why we are waiting to see what the turnout here in person is today and how many votes folks are turning in their ballots because those numbers are going to skew quite heavily republican is our expectation right now, chris. >> vaughn hillyard, thank y

all in with chris say starts now. ith chris say starts now.onight i'm all in. >> history says >> vote to throw the bums. so >> this is a throw the bums out election. >> five days from november 8th what happens if the new bombs will never let you vote them out? >> republicans will never lose another election in wisconsin after i'm elected governor. >> tonight, white house chief of staff ron klain on defending democracy, plus election attorney marc elias on where the warning signs of brass flashing brightest and where the former presidents appealed to republicans to support democracy. >> if you've got election of deniers serving as your governor, as your attorney general, a new secretary of state, then democracy as we know it may not survive in arizona. >> today's big movement in the big mar-a-lago case where a key figure is now compelled to share what he knows about stolen documents. all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the final stretch of eight campaign before tuesday's midterm elections and democrats have

the answer that has d w sports, chris harrington, who joins us now in the studio. so chris white, exactly is the end of l choosing to play a game here in germany. well, obviously money is involved, you know, they want to expand their brand, they research ceiling domestically, and it's not the 1st venture in germany over 3 decades ago. there's actually a preseason game that kicked off right here in berlin. it literally stadium. and then that was the precursor for nfl europe. that was something that started in the early nineties to early 2, thousands. but it really failed connecting in a basically a strong fan base with television and radio. you know, but here we go. one fact to, for the fact that people might not realize is that germany has a huge fan base that support american football. in one point there was a free to air television back between 20122015. the seattle seahawks actually had the largest german speaking fan base. germany is the number one market for growth, according to all of the nfl executives. and they're looking forward to it. obviously, they broug

we are going to go to chris now. tell us where you are from. >> jersey shore area. bayshore area.eacher. teacher of social studies. i teach high school students. when i teach, i like to utilize a constitution and carry it with me. primary source documents. we have been seeing a lot of patterns in new jersey especially with parents getting more involved in education and how their students are educated. it is actually been going on for a while in new jersey. >> i will step in. would you like to pick up here. you guys were going at it a little while ago. >> earlier we were discussing about what should be taught. and a lot of hoopla about teaching critical race theory. talking about parental involvement in education. what i said is that we should teach the truth and we should not teach history because some people may feel uncomfortable with it. and that is when chris and i had gotten into an exchange. >> last word? >> sure. when you teach the truth you teach both sides and you teach it fairly. you want everyone feeling welcome in the classroom. you don't want to make anyone feel exclu

the answer that has d w sports, chris harrington, who joins us now in the studio. so chris white, exactly the and if l choosing to play a game here in germany. well, obviously money is involved, you know, they want to expand their brand, they research ceiling domestically, and it's not the 1st venture in germany over 3 decades ago. there was actually a preseason game that kicked off right here in related alertly stadium. and then that was the precursor for nfl europe. that was something that started in the early nineties to early 2, thousands. but it really failed in connecting in a basically a strong fan base with television and radio. you know, but here we go. one fact, a fun fact that people might not realize is that germany has a huge fan base that support american football. at one point there was a free to air television back between 20122015. the seattle seahawks actually had the largest german speaking fan base, germany's the number one market for growth according to all of the nfl executives. and they're looking forward to it. obviously they brought the bigg

chris now and pollution and new delhi is soaring to dangerous levels, sparing calls to shut schools in the indian capital. 50 percent of government officials have also now been asked to work from home alexander buyers reports. this is what hazardous air pollution looks like. the 20000000 residents of new delhi, our breathing, smog. some of the cities, most famous sites, now hidden in some areas, levels of pollution are nearly 40 times the maximum recommended by the world health organization. it go to them, go to go to court. i feel a shortage of oxygen in the plants. trees are dying. there's no greenery in the pollution levels. very high. the government's asking people to stay inside diesel cars and trucks are banned from entering the capital. construction has been stopped in some factories close. the government's announced primary schools will be shut from saturday, following calls from parents and other groups, bigger profile aggregate. but when we wake up in the morning, we feel that we should not send our children to school. the conditions are so bad that when we go to our balcony,

msnbc coverage continues right now with all in with chris hayes. now with all in with chris >> tonight on all in. >> the presidents words were reckless. . it's clear he decided to be part of the problem. >> prosecutors investing gating the trump coup are seeking testimony from the former vice president. >> if mike pence does the right thing, we win the election. tonight, the new reporting that mike pence is considering telling the doj what he would not say to the january 6th committee. then, another brutal mass shooting, this time at a walmart in virginia beach. then, colin's on what we are learning about the club q shooting colorado. plus, a new runoff controversy for herschel walker. can a candid hold a primary candidate in texas will running for senate in georgia. and why tonight would be the most important thanksgiving eve for sarah palin in quite some time. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, the department of justice wants to talk to former vice president mike pence. they want to talk about -- don's attem

all in with chris hayes starts right now. all in with chris hayes starts right now. tonight on all in -- >> here today to announce the appointment of a special counsel in connection with to ongoing criminal investigations that have received significant public attention. >> merrick garland appoints a war crimes prosecutor to lead the trump investigations. >> i am confident that disappointment will not slow the completion of these investigations. >> tonight, chuck rosenberg, carol lam, and congressman jamie raskin, on why now, and what it means for where these investigations stand. >> you don't need to appoint a special counsel shoes to declined a case. >> garland clearly believes there is a potential for criminal charges. >> and congressman james clyburn, on the new republican majority and democratic leadership. all in starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. today, attorney general merrick garland announced he has appointed a special counsel. he will take over the two major department of justice investigations into donald trump. one about

all in with chris hayes starts now. ut all in with chris hayes starts now. >> tonight on all in -- >> the devastation this violence act has on our community cannot be measured. >> this club was a safe haven in our community. >> police identify the victims of a mass murderer in a colorado drags out tonight. what we know about the shooter's motive and why it wasn't hard to see this coming. >> there was so much faith in this spread about our lgbtq communities, especially our trans community, that i can't say that didn't have an impact on us. >> what we're learning about the man who just took over the trump investigations. congressman adam schiff on the news special counsel, and what he expects from kevin mccarthy. >> i suspect he will do whatever marjorie taylor greene wants him to do. >> as premier hopefuls gather for their first an official campaign events, what could be the biggest flaw in their plan to stop donald trump? >> i may never again trumper. why? i want to win. >> all in starts right now. good evening from new

chris, i want to talk about something that's happening right now.ocial media is already changed the way we communicate, and certainly our political world. president biden said a few days ago that he has concerns about billionaire elon musk's purchase of twitter. he said the platform spews lies all across the world. there's no editors anymore in america. there are no editors. how do we expect kids to understand what is at stake. it's not just kids, right? what concerns do you have about this happening just days before the election, these changes to twitter? >> well, i think the government, for one, has a mechanism by which they can review the acquisition. the committee for foreign investment of the united states can take a look at particularly the second and third ownership positions in twitter, including saudi arabia. that is something that i'm assuming that the treasury department is taking a look at right now, see if they can put in place a national security agreement or even potentially unwind the purchase. but i think more specifically to what's

all in with chris hayes starts right now. all in with chris hayes starts right now. tonight on all in, -- >> he does not do it now while he is commander in chief, we are going to have to do it ourselves later in a much more desperate, much more bloody war. >> stewart rhodes guilty of leading a seditious conspiracy against the united states. >> -- we'll also be in the outside armed, be able to get, and get the president out. >> tonight, how the department of justice wants this rare and historic conviction and what it means for the broader january 6th investigation that is still not over. then, adam server on the ex presidents dangerous association with far-right radicals. >> so, trump is really impressed with nick cortez. >> perhaps best of all, i can think antisemitic. >> and the white house intervention and the looming real strike with senator, bernie sanders, all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. tonight, a federal jury has convicted donald trump's foot soldiers, all members of the right-wing gang, the oath keepers, for their roles i

now chris, you've been watching ticket master. what stood out to you about the chaos surrounding the tailored swift ticket sales? no, i think they're really part of how many cameras actually have done. one more ration where we can be to get master and the services that i bring it customer me. most people have a hard story about trying to get to get it thinking something in their car and it being taken off before they actually check out. but the number of people that really have no experience at all at one time for the verified fan is the most unique aspect. what's happening right now and it's touching, national. i mean, yeah, it really seems like quite a bad situation. how did the ticket sales industry even get in this position in the 1st place with one company being so dominant? yeah, you know, it goes that way. if you actually get master's back and funny and merged with the larger promoter nation. but even before that merger, it had a so called monopoly on ticketing. they had about 80 percent of the market share. and my vision w

all in with chris hayes starts now. >> tonight, on all in -- >> mick notice -- mistake.democracies on the ballot for all of us. this union and chaos are not inevitable. >> the president makes the case to preserve democracy as the other political party openly advocates for ending it. >> we'll never lose another election in wisconsin after him elected governor. >> the newly-leaked eastman emails, and -- justice clarence thomas to overturn the will of the voters. plus, carole's new reports and the violent attack targeting the speaker of the hat. kayleigh porter on why grocery stores -- inflated prices are making them referenced -- record profits. >> over half of the increase in prices, people are paying, are coming from increases and corporate profits. >> yes. >> all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. and the last hour, president biden gave a primetime address on the threats to american democracy. he -- the sight of the insurrection. this, let's than a week out from the midterm elections. it's not all surprising he decided to give the speec

chris now that's chris noonan album. on premium , the £5 a month. on the premium, the £5 a month. she's 79 though. i mean, that is to me when people you know that i've just assumed are still pretty much in the right place of life , turned out to be that of life, turned out to be that very old. yeah. yeah, i guess she was maybe a little older than stevie nicks and lindsey buckingham when were they were they younger. think. and they were younger. i think. and her were older the her were the were the older the original. well first name original. yeah. well first name banks that they to banks before that they used to be bluesy band at one be more of a bluesy band at one point they had three guitarist. yeah they had a one that was just a slide guitarist. how bluesy then it became bluesy they were. then it became much pop they went on. much more pop as they went on. peter a lot, yeah. yeah. peter green a lot, yeah. yeah. so he was one of the greatest to me. very strange he did me. he was a very strange he did not cope anyway.

and i think there's potentially time for one more move between chris, between now and when it gets really difficult to maneuver during the winter. and i suspect that they will try and cut through to the black sea, thus cutting the russian forces into so you got a pocket in the east and the dumbass and a point in the south in crimea. i mean, what you're talking about here is a significant blow to russian forces also to know this war being pushed by vladimir. those are, do you think you can come to that, that they can go all the way? as far as you're saying by, by christmas, by the end of the year. well if they haven't got the troops, the ukrainians haven't got the troops to to have one last offensive the for christmas before the end of the year. and of course, we don't know that very, very, very secretive about, about like a abilities. obvious reasons, then that will inevitably be part of the spring offensive. so i think things are going to slow down a lot over the winter, and then we'll be into the spring and both sides will be looking to kick off again . and that will be well, one of the

we'll tell you about chris evans right now, and the heavy storms are pushing off to the east. this is just past fremont for our friends closer to san jose. we are seeing a break right now, but that shower activity will continue to push their way in all throughout this afternoon. we'll see it taper off heading into the wednesday forecast. >>> before we go, a quick pause from the rainy weather and election to tell you about actor chris evans' newest badge of honor. he has been named people magazine's sexiest man alive. it was announced on the late show and on the magazine's website. evans said his mother will be so happy and this is something she can really brag about. absolutely. >> that's a big deal for him, too. and i saw him earlier. >> he need a crown. >> yeah. come on, chris, captain america. >>> congratulations, and stay dry out there and don't forg [ ominous instrumental ] >> hope: this-- this cannot happen. thomas, you can't try to kiss me. i'm married to liam. ♪♪♪ i'm not here right now, so just leave me a message. [ beeping ] >> liam: hey, hope. it's-- it's me. um, wo

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if you go to chris hayes, because he center now. if>> tonight on all in. >> why is a senator from south carolina cling to secretary of state in georgia anyway? >> lindsey graham goes under oath about the last trump attempt to steal an election, as margaret goes to work in arizona. >> there is no way that this election will be certified. >> we give up now, we will no longer have a country. >> tonight, the ongoing republican pushed to overturn another election then -- >> we're here for one case,, donald trump versus the united states. >> the ex presidents fight to keep the mar-a-lago away from the doj, has its day in court. >> if you can't establish that, then what are we doing here? >> the politics of hate continue in the wake of the club q attack, as we get new details about heroism to stop the massacre. >> some of these kids on the street, -- that's what i did. >> all in starts right now good evening from new york, i'm chris ace. in the run up to the election or this month, there was fear and excited, for an excited that i shared w

once again, chris hamilton joins me now. chris, good morning to you. he heels of president saying that you will and make the coal industry in the united states. now he's taking this crusade overseas with $20 billion initiative with other countries. when you say the president say these kind of things, what goes through your mind? >> we are real surprised and it's mind-boggling why he would want to pose his flaw of the energy policies internationally makes no sense to us whatsoever nor does it make sense to put americans out of work as he is across the homeland by shutting down coal energy and putting industrial workers out of work. >> carley: 22% of our nation's electricity is generated by coal. so, if you take coal off line the way the president is suggesting, what does that look like? what happens to the country? >> well, he knows what it looks like. he has given warning after warning by energy experts that we are at dangerous levels of coal-fired generation today, which means our electric grid and reliable delivery of industrial electricity really bec

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and chris kennedy joins me now live. chris, it's so nice to see you. look at the beard.y there. i'm already feeling jolly. i'm on hopefully the nice list. we'll see after this interview, if you keep me on this. but i have to ask, you you set out based on what happened in your community, and this letter that you received, before we get into that. just tell me why it was important to you to even have this inflatable santa, and for your daughter to see a black santa claus? >> well, for me, it's one of those things that i did not grow up seeing it. there was not very inclusive christmas decorations and things of that nature growing up. so, i wanted to make sure that she got to grow up and see it. so my wife and i searched year around to find all sorts of decorations that represent us as a family and sure that she is a part of the world overall. >> that is a beautiful sentiment. and a lesson that all parents are hoping their children will feel. and you know, i migh t am not even going to dignify the letter, i really am interested in what you did about it. because i had never

chris: same topic, dr. sherman. mike? -- now for senator sherman. mike: mortgage rates, interest rates are going up, price of raw material are skyrocketing, what do we do to fix it? dr. sherman: we have a three-part plan on my website. we actually brought it all the -- stakeholders and really talk to them about how to move forward. the first part is looking at towns and recognizing that each town has its own personality. we need to let the town built from the inside out. a lot of our zoning laws are otherwise outdated. so we have helped them with grants and loans to make sure they can do that. the second part is incentivizing construction by working with the commercial and nonprofit builders to actually do that. the third part is what you just said, building out that workforce that will allow that construction to occur. what we have learned is we have to bring more of our supply chain back to new hampshire. that is part of why i put in place, i sponsored the bill that would promote new hampshire manufacturing with steel fabrication. that is how we n

hemsworth in the arctic right now. >> well, i just watched chris hemsworth"the white lotus," and we've been watching you, and we'd never seen you before. who is this actress? she is fantastic. >> all the people to pretend that they know who i am. thank you, guys! >> jimmy: that's not the point i'm getting at. we're saying she's so great. you really are a standout on the show. >> thank you. that's so nice. >> jimmy: and then i look at the week coming up, oh, she is on this week. so here you are. >> it's my first talk show. i'm very excited. >> jimmy: is it really? >> yeah. [ cheering ] >> jimmy: so i mention you've had -- broadway and soap operas. you were very like a kid when you started on broadway, right? >> i was 18. but by the time i actually was doing the broadway shows i was a little older. i was 19, 20. >> jimmy: how do you get a job on broadway when you're a teenager? >> you got to have my mom. that's the key. yeah. >> jimmy: is she available? >> no. she -- i went to an open call that she had heard about through a friend from work, i think. and i rea

now. so chris, will we see a long lasting relationship between the nfl in germany think oh, short term history. over the next 3 years, they'll be 3 games each year in germany rotating from frankfurt and munich today. obviously it's in munich, but the nfl is really wanting the young, the young athletes in germany to take part in game interest in the nfl. one survey says american football is the 2nd most popular sport among 1449 year old. and that might be some future nfl players in that mix. so i think building off of the success of this action that we're about to watch in munich. i think the future looks very bright for the in a fellow germany. chris harrington found italy's 4th, always so great to talk to you. thank you. well, the winter holiday season is fast approaching and an iconic sign of it has now arrived in york city. my hotel, a huge christmas tree has made, is track to the rockefeller center for more than 300 kilometers away in queensbury, new york. it's approximately 90 years old and is about 25 meters tall. the 14 ton tree will be decked with thousands of lights and tom, with a cr

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chris: for now. it looks like it. it's all about the weather. if the weather deteriorates markedly and he gets a lot colder than you are in for a new period of energy constraints. which will restrict output. and we've also got china lockdowns. so there is danger ahead still in terms of supply chains. for now it is looking like the worst is very much over. kailey: so essentially when we talk about supply chain issues we are talking about upside risk to inflation and discernment of downside risk as well. what is your growth assessment for the european economy? what are you expecting and what downside would you put around that. chris: we were looking at 1% contractually gdp around the turn of this year. that's looking a little bit -- it could be milder than that. it all depends on the weather. watch the weather forecast and see what can a happen. during that contraction you will see inflationary pressures come down quite markedly which means in terms -- in turn i think we are well and truly over the aggressive rate hikes from the ecb. i think they

chris ruffo. he joins us now. chris, thank you very much for coming on. i don't understand how balenciaga, whatever they sell, can put an ad on instagram today promoting kiddie porn and no one says anything. >> we're going to find out exactly what's going to happen to them. people are contacting them. they're in a lot of hot water. the broader trend is what we are seeing is an emergence of a decentralized censorship regime. 100 years ago governments would have to scensor content from th top down. today we have left wing activist journalists, left wing ngo's and nonprofits and friendly administration officials and the fbi and doj that work together behind the scenes to enforce public debate to deplatform journalists who are doing the reporting on these issues. even calling for the prosecution and imprisonment of political opposition using the fbi. we've seen that on critical race theory, on radical gender theory. the brilliance of this system, if we're going to give them some credit, that it's almost operating invisibly. we have to bring it to the surface,

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. >> joining me now is chris bedford, executive editor at the common sense society. chris , how things have escalated, it seems pretty quickly here. >> this is insane at this point. they have escalated. >> now, the most recent reporting from the reporter who broke the story as it looks like these missiles may have been shot down by ukrainian forces and then accidentally landed in poland. but either way, this illustrates the extreme danger of the situation here for months and months and months. and you've in talking about it, the biden administration and the european leaders are basically claim that, don't worry, the adults are in charge. this sort of thing can escalate out of control while at the same time putting u.s. advisers and bases and other nato allies like poland being right there on the border right there in a dangerous position. and war gets extremely dangerous. work gets sloppy, people can get hurt. and these things can spin of control when they spin out of control. with a nuclear power. well, that's a massive threat. the united states right now is not act

now speaking about these workers, other than airing their grievances and the time of distress is this pushback that we're seeing by work and showing any impact with chris. the impact has been pretty limited so far. we saw one very interesting example in a state that us in the state of get a law that is governed by a left left party. now these workers offer this at a company called by jews, or they contacted the government and the government spoke to the company and the layoffs were diverted. the company was about to shut down his office in gala that was also averted. but apart from this limited impact, we're yet to see any large scale impact by what these workers are trying to do. that's also because the workers are not affiliated to any big unions, no trade unions in india, where they're been mostly limited to white color jobs, a blue collar jobs and white go look for people holding white collar jobs have been very reluctant to get into the trade union a sphere, it's only now the trade union activity is getting up. but the people who are taking of the course, we're taking the help of trade unions to fight against layoffs. number of those people are st

will not do so unless at gunpoint, sorry to be a free speech. absolutist democratic senator chris murphy is now demanding a u. s. government investigation into must own twitters financial participation from saudi arabia, which is the platform, 2nd largest. interesting that no one seem to care when the saudis originally made that investment in twitter long before must came along or that government switch murphy calls quote, repressive. have had tons of cash flowing into hollywood and american media outlets as advertisers. let's not even get into the lobbying cash spent influence actual policy makers in washington. and that cash conveniently didn't have any particular color or censorship until musk took over vowing to callback censorship. now suddenly this u. s. official is driving out the old for an interference hammer to use against him . french president, emmanuel michael, was asked recently in an interview with french state media about russian media outlets remaining accessible in france through online platforms like rumble, for instance. and he vote the states russian media vanny efforts. he

on top of that democratic senator chris murphy is now demanding a us government and investigation into moscow. and twitter is financial participation by saudi arabia. the platform, 2nd largest financial patient, interesting that no one seemed to care when the saudis originally made that investment in twitter, well before long or the government, which murphy calls, quote, repressive, have long had tons of cash flowing into hollywood and american media elements as advertisers and let's not even get into the lobby cash then to actually influence policy makers in washington. none of that cash had any particular color or citizenship until must took over twitter that when to clawback censorship. now suddenly, this us official is dragging out the old or an interference, tamar to bash last with fresh president emmanuel. my call is asked recently in an interview with front state media about russian media outlets. re me accessible in france through online platforms like rumble. for instance, invoking the dates russian media banning efforts, mac holstead, quote, were using the information a weapo

all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. the department of justice wants to talk to former vice president mike pence. they want to talk about a violent coup against united states. disrupting the peaceful transfer of power for the first time in modern history. new york times quotes that pence was present for some of the critical moments that they scheme to keep him on office. that reasoning is why this development doesn't really come as much of a surprise. we already know that there were many key moments when pence was the only person in the room with trump. as the ex president pressured him to overturn the results of a free and fair election. we know this in part because pence's own white house counsel, again i'm greg jacob, repeatedly told the country as much during his public testimony for the january six committee about the days leading up to the insurrection. >> to the vice president ever waver in his position that he could not unilaterally decide what electors to accept? >> the vice president never budged from the posit

he roasted chris christie, slapped jeb bush, and then the republican side, you are out working now, chris only lost to joe biden by 44,000 votes. and that was during a pandemic where trump told everyone to go bleach their lungs. he's probably not going to do that, probably. and you're probably like, "yeah, but this year all of trump's maga election deniers lost!" yeah, but by, like, one percent. 1%. those are not "[bleep] around and find out" margins! those are the kind of margins where if anything is a little bit different next time, trump could win those states. gas prices could be higher, the economy could be worse, joe biden could keep getting older! anything is possible! no, i guess everyone is going to aact out the same rules as 26 teens, republicans aren't going to stand up to him until it is too late and the news will give him live coverage for every single word that he utters. "i just poope again. breaking news. if we are going to do the same things again, let me know now because this time i will be prepared. i will visit all the shit whole countries before the board is close, i