. >>> and jane fonda's new fight. the legendary actress and activist tells us why she grabbed a bullhorn and joined protesters with a message for president biden. >>> good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is tuesday, june 8th. multiple security lapses and stunning intelligence failures led to the capitol insurrection. this is according to a bipartisan senate report on the deadly january 6th riot. this report paints a troubling portrait of critical miscommunications and unheeded warnings in the days, weeks and even the months leading up to the attack on the capitol. it also details why the law enforcement response on january 6th was so chaotic. >> so the report is also notable for what it does not address. there's no examination of donald trump's role in the riot. senate democrats even avoided using the word insurrection to describe the insurrection. >> let's talk now with democratic senator gary peters of michigan. he is the chairman of the homeland security and governmental affair

zen rates a person like jane fonda. what she did in the vietnam war you may have forgotten this, was she volunteered herself as a tool of north vietnamese communist propaganda. she did propaganda broadcast on their radio station on vietnam. she sat on their anti-aircraft battery used to shoot down american planes and american airmen. this is by any definition and i'm going to use the word by any definition what she did in the vietnam war is treason. and she held up as a hero? >> tammy: look aid and comforting of the enemy. it was clear in that regard. and this is -- when we think about -- well, it's just jane fonda or a one off situation. it's not. this is a mentality that feeds the movement even to this day when we talk about america last we are not kidding, are we? >> no. it's a mindset, just like reflexively jane fonda rushed to the defense of the communists in vietnam who were killing our boys overseas. now she is rushing to help people like vladimir putin and like china and like other countries by shutting down u.s

jane fonda, thank you. tara houska, bless you. we're rooting for you.sident and his cronies will retake power or go to jail trying. >> what we need from the president is to put an honest prosecutor in charge. he's going to investigate and dig up the evidence that presently exists. >> the former president's fixer caught on tape and the former chief of staff caught imploring the justice department to act on the big lie. >> then, nbc news tracks down the man at t

and that's where i first heard jane fonda speak about the free the army work that she was doing with said -- he said, "i can't help it -- he's my replacement." [ laughter ] -it was routine for entertainers to entertain the troops. the foremost entertainer was a comedian named bob hope, who was very conservative, very republican. it was well-known as the -- that's the army tour is the bob hope tour. '68, '69, '70, jane fonda comes out as a revolutionary anti-war activist. and it occurred to her that she would do the opposite, the un-bob hope tour. -♪ but their problems i can't solve ♪ ♪ 'cause my sanity's involved ♪ ♪ and i'm tired of bastards...over me ♪ [ laughter ] -we were rehearsing, and in walked this angel with this long kind of rose-colored hair. and then she sang, and it was like, "wow." that voice was so pure. -♪ what is on his mind? ♪ ♪ i'm a pretty piece, and he's just trying to score ♪ -♪ they whistle for me like a dog ♪ -the single-most forgotten thing about the anti-war movement was that free the army show. if it was ever shown now on cnn, people would not believe what

indigenous activists argue that the $4 billion project will threaten climate change actress and activist jane fonda was on the front lines of her resistance police arrested at least 100 people who chained themselves to construction equipment. >>> two dangerous wildfires are burning out of control near phoenix. more than 100,000 acres have been destroyed and more communities are being forced to evacuate the larger of the two fires is still 0% contained. >>> in colorado overnight a tornado was caught on camera it appears to be a land spout tornado which forms from the ground up. it touched down north of denver. it grew in size as it tore across farms and pastures. one house was damaged after a downed power line started a fire officials say there were no reports of anybody hurt but at least two cats were killed. >>> let's turn to nbc meteorologist janessa webb good morning >> hi. good morning you know, we do have an atmosphere that's very unstable with the heat building also, the very humid conditions that's sparking up the severe weather. no risk across colorado for today of severe weather but it inc

i will remember that the next time jane fonda lectures us on global warming.scientists are confessing their sins. they want a lab leak investigation. we waited because we didn't want to be associated with trump, they say. you can't make this up. the scientists didn't want to find the truth because of politics. charles barkley calls corporate suits cowards. >> they are overboard. if people disagree with you, they are going to get fire. they are coming for your head. a lot of our bosses are cowards. now if you crack a joke the wrong way, they are like no, no, no, no, no. they won't even let me talk about genitalia anymore. jesse: he's been joking about big old women in san antonio for years. but the mob is mad at him for fat shaping. no one has been more fat shamed than bar clay. it's all in good fun. that's why we tune into tnt. we are laughing at ourselves. these guys are all-stars, not politicians. chris rock gets it. >> everybody gets safe. when everybody gets safe and nobody tries anything, things get boring. i see a lot of unfunny tv shows, unfunny award s

did jane fonda write this?n said she was grateful for her humiliation and tells us that she will use or privilege and support of a better society i think we are capable of becoming. well how a nauseating of her. so what if we all followed her lead. every single person playing pro baseball has to apologize for participating in a league that once segregated blacks. that also includes baseball fans, baseball cap wearers, and anybody has tried to get to second base on a date. also every democrat must apologize and demand a name change for the political party, it was the party of slavery and jim crow after all britt they fought a war to keep bid they even gave a eulogy for a democrat leader who was a kkk grand -- whatever they call each other. so think about this, kemper was a debutante. when she didn't know was racist before she was even born. but every single democrat became a democrat knowing that they were once the party of slavery. as people often say to me in the sauna, wow, that can't be right. [laughter] i n

stephanie: celebrities, including actress jane fonda, joined that call today. >> going to keep comingd making a ruckus. stephanie: enbridge says the replacement pipeline will bring thousands of jobs to the region, meet higher demand for oil and deliver it more safely. the project is already more than half finished. for more on today's demonstrations and what's at stake for the native tribes behind them, we turn to tara houska, an attorney and the founder of the advocacy organization giniw collective. she is a member of the couchiching first nation. ms. houska, you are actually joining us, i understand, from the construction site where this pipeline is being built. talk us through how you believe this pipeline is going to impact native tribes. >> the impacts of this project are very clear. it is a threat to our watersheds, to our wild rice tributaries, to these beautiful places we call home. it proposes to pass through over 200 water bodies, 800 wetlands, and dozens of wild rice watersheds along its path. folks are here to say that that is not going to happen and our wild rice matters.

>> is that jane fonda?it's not dolly parton for sure, so i don't know. >> that's true. >> i was thinking vanna white, but it's not vanna either. >> barbra streisand. >> she look like -- nancy pelosi. >> she kind of looks like carole baskin. >> if i can take another guess -- she look like -- one of the actress on "dallas" or something. >> i think she has a cooking show with like a rapper? is that her? >> she looks like somebody in government. >> do you have guesses as to who? >> donna fairfield. >> who do you think she's married to? >> john kerry when he was alive. [ laughter ] >> okay, let me show you a picture of her and her husband, maybe that will help. >> okay. he looks familiar. [ laughter ] >> do you know who that is? what if we show you a picture of her and her husband? maybe that will help. >> is that hillary? >> what job do you think he has? >> i want to say -- maybe like -- something having to do with the government, but like really up there? >> right. >> like helping the government? >> how far up

jane fonda, thank you. tara houska, bless you. we're rooting for you. "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >> tonight, on "all in," a former president and his cronies will retake power or go to jail trying. >> what we need from the president is to put an honest prosecutor in charge. he's going to investigate and dig up the evidence that presently exists. >> the former president's fixer caught on tape and the former chief of staff caught imploring the justice department to act on the big lie. >> then, nbc news tracks down the man at the center of the trump org investigation. >> do you feel pressure from mr. trump? >> tonight, mike col00 on allen weisselberg and the trump org investigation, plus arizona secretary of state katie hobbs on the ongoing undermining of democracy in her state, and senator bernie sanders on what happens now that joe manchin did what joe manchin does. "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. these days, the most optimistic thing you can say about the state of american democracy in this perilous m

jane fonda praised their courage six formidable environmental champions who put themselves on the linetect the planet. this industries are part in our air, poison our water. sharon levin was the u. s prize winner who organized a grassroots movement to stop the construction of a plastics plant in st james parish, louisiana, where predominantly african american communities have cancer rates higher than the rest of the nation from japan prize winner kimiko hirata lead coalition against plans to build 13 coal plants after the fukushima nuclear disaster, instead raising support for renewable energy. cool. summit having had some success gives us confidence that we can make a difference in vietnam type and when was honored for fighting to save the pangolin, an endangered animal hunted for its meat and used in traditional medicines. their work has led to an 80% decrease in illegal activities to prize winners were first from their countries to win. gloria magica camel toe a millennial activists from malawi fought to reduce plastic waste. we need to start making different choices, different deci

. >> seth: i'm sorry, what was that >> oh, nothing you were busy linking arms with jane fonda on theve >> yes, seth, i'm a conservative, and i'm here to provide a balanced counterpoint to one of your unhinged virtue signal-ogues about how you're going to move to canada unless the next major league baseball all-star game is played inside a mosque >> seth: matt, if you want to provide your conservative perspective on the show, write it up and submit it. don't just keep interrupting me. >> oh, i'm sorry for not providing a safe space for your views, ben & jerry [ laughter ] i guess this intellectual back-and-forth is a little more difficult to navigate than those hamptons fundraisers you go to with walter mondale and bella abzug. >> seth: matt, i'm pretty sure both of those people are dead. >> well, thank you, bail reform. >> seth: matt, i don't even care that you're interrupting the show, as long as you don't show that long graphics package that makes it look like you're one of the great conservative luminaries of our time >> ah, you must mean the one that lets people know it's time fo

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