this is doctor karen cox. karen cox, the author of toronto. and the ongoing fight for racial justice. doctor karen cox, welcome to the show. karen: it is great to be with you. i wish it was in person but i'm glad to be with the aim lincoln bookshop against. >> thank you and we also wish you were here in person. there's so much fun, to have a conversation like this face to face, is just so much more fun to interact. we will have those times again. karen: sure. >> were coming to the end of this current unpleasantness. we will meet in person again. hey everybody, we are here to talk about karen's new book, but before we do that i also which is sent out greetings and salutations to those of you who may be watching this conversation on c-span book tv. we are recording this event on april 12th, 2021 which is the date of the release of no common ground his party and so those of you watching on c-span book tv, will be watching it some other time but we thank you for your attention to it and we hope that you will enjoy this conversation if you are work

karen _ to me. three houses were destroyed in the fire. karen is _ to me.he fire. karen is no staying - in the fire. karen is no staying with relatives. she is grateful to have escaped the blaze but deeply saddened by the loss of treasured belongings. the gloucester rugby player ed slater has said he is retiring after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease. charlotte winfield has been looking at the reaction to this announcement. at just 33 kat slater had no plans to retire but yesterday gloucester rugby announced he would stop playing with immediate effect. —— ed slater. they said they were committed to supporting him and his wife and three children if required. he made 78 appearances for the team. his diagnosis follows that of other high—profile sportsmen including former rugby league player rob burrow and a scotland rugby union lock forward dodie weir who said they would do everything they can to support ed and his family. there have been an outpouring of good wishes including from his former club, leicestertigers wishes including from his former clu

i'm long that. >> karen used the word encumbered.g that uses the word encumbered, from the hollies, he ain't heavy, he's my brother. go google it right now. dhi in the face, tim seymour. >> so aggressive, no need for that. that does it for this hour of fast money. do not go anywhere. it's a 2 for tuesday. another hour on tap after this, a fast money special edition in two. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq >>> welcome, "mad money" fans. we have a bonus hour of fast money. we are counting down to earnings season. it's on to the big bang. with the most important earnings season since before the pandemic. be on the bank, we zero in on technology. can apple and amazon, the technology titans, pull off a rebound? we have a double-barreled dive into consumerism. look at the restaurants, speaking about the state of retail in the face of so

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that was karen piddle. she leads the fo, center for energy climate and resources and joins us from unique and andrea now pre, my colleague here in studio, thank you both for joining us. and if you're looking for more on this topic now, you can check out our youtube special rushes throughout. to cut off european gas applies. our reporters go even deeper into some aspects of the story that we just heard there from andrea and karen. we also get into other parts, you may not be as familiar with. you can find it on the dw news channel alongside our other business reports. are i moving on a joint investigation by d. w. and more than 40 media outlets has revealed how goober aggressively lobbied governments and potentially even skirted some loss as it expanded its ride sharing service. a trove of lea documents suggest the ride sharing firm hid information from investigators in the netherlands by remotely killing internal devices in its amsterdam office. another port also details the close relationship between ober

it was already karen who suggested it after bee where when in plain clear. gaze.. zhora caress. you me my friend does not answer, the flowers of the debris of the earth and the sky flare up. let 's always let's shake each other, we are so close that words are not needed, what to repeat to each other, that our tenderness and ours are more precious than his. fun hour will come to us each other words that we will be together together forever. svetlana, you starred in this movie when i can’t do it, thank you and health to all your creativity. hey, your video. you know, i'm getting married, when the wedding. you know, about this. i wanted to talk to you. you don't have to worry about me, i 'll do everything. well, in general, you may not come to the wedding, that is. and dmitry vasilyevich and you, he does not educate for everyone. igor and i will come the next day. let's go somewhere all day together. dad, are you offended? no, what are you by the way, i can't be at the wedding. well, of course i ca n't. we are going to romania on tour. well, this is a scene, by the w

who would have thought little karen is definitely not the case of god the inventor.leading us? why are we in this place at this moment? why did i leave the lecture at that moment and read this announcement? why don't i know you went there because it's close. something else why did peter teach me take that he did n't consider you? why did it go on say fate leads a person if he trusts the fate of karen badalov, i am sure his life is a direct confirmation of this. we do not need to envy, but our working day is friday. has come to an end, it 's time to say goodbye to you about how the morning begins so it will pass all day, we hope that today your morning began very positively. see you again tomorrow. bye. caring and love is the best amulet for you and your loved ones wearable icon medallion on a chain matrona of moscow wish you well, the holy matrona hears and helps everyone to wear the icon of the matrona of moscow on the chest or in a purse in a wallet or even in a car. the blessed saint will always be near the icon. a wonderful spiritual gift for any church holiday o

agree, karen?for all the reasons that guys said. just the valuation of a company that absolutely is far superior than an average market multiple. >> i just want to reiterate, we know spending has pulled back. how much of that has been already priced in? even if more gets priced in, it is a different story in terms of the advertiser base at meta and google. they are monsters. where else are you going to go? these are the biggest advertising companies in the world. and, yes, we know what is going on with the economy. at the budget, the cesom that opportunity. i am not chasing. >>> coming up, we are going shopping. we will break down the trades on some of the summer's hottest retail names. should you add these docs to your cart? stick around, more "fast money" in two. love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. we believe that your investments should work harder for the future you imagine. and that's where our strategic investing approach can help. t. rowe price. invest wit

my name is karen. that felt better than — escort. my name is karen.thought it would, i'm sorry. thank you! we do clinic escort and we started out, the arkansas support network started as a clinic escort programme, we were there at the clinic helping people walking through the door. and i was there today with some other escorts. when they close their doors. it is heartbreaking. we are going to continue to do this, we are going to continue to do this, we are going to continue to do this, we are going to continue to keep raising money and help get people out of their state. there are facilities and other places and we are going to send them there. , do you want me to take...? do you want me to take. . . ? back at the clinic they _ do you want me to take. . . ? back at the clinic they had _ do you want me to take. . . ? back at the clinic they had to _ do you want me to take. . . ? back at the clinic they had to come - do you want me to take. . . ? back at the clinic they had to come to - do you want me to take. . . ? back at| the clinic they had to come

karen is right also on valuation. it is as much of a bargain as there is anywhere, let alone one of the biggest companies in the world pick they have 11.6% sales growth and at sales. this is 81% of the revenue profile were roughly 56 billion. there are a lot of headwinds that have been flagged, this is a relief. i think that is the call. you have the number that was better, even though you have slight misses. look what they did to the stock. relative to the s and p, i think it underperformed by about 50% since april. big relief to one of the highest quality names. i am not hearing the headwinds people want to hear about the consumer. >> this is all about the setup. you nailed it when you said it was down 11% leading into this. i think the main take away for me is the market realized after the bell that this is not snap. you are looking at a company that is still can fire on all cylinders. although, growth is slowing. it is the slowest growth in two years. the market is set up and the market is delivered. it is much be

i was not one of karen's sources for the book so i read it with tremendous interest just like all of you will. i thought i knew just about all there was to know about nancy reagan and karen's book prove me wrong. karen's book to hundreds of individuals over the course of four years drawing on archives, letters, nancy's own memoirs, president reagan's diaries, white house records and much more. karen, welcome to the ronald reagan presidential library in this webinar series that is become so popular especially during this year of difficult separation. i really wish we could've been together at the presidential library overlooking the majestic simi valley were perched in front of the colorful section of the berlin wall, that section symbolizes freedom over communism that president reagan envisioned and as we learned in your book that nancy reagan had a diplomatic hand into, instead we are relying on technology today to take us back in time and bring us together to better understand nancy davis reagan, the daughter, the actress, the partner, the mother, the first lady and caregiver. befo

at karen, i want to start with germany. we just heard about jack public there. germany is phasing out nuclear energy at same time, it's facing an energy crunch in the short term because of russia and in the long term because of climate. is it just a matter of time before berlin begins to take nuclear seriously? again, i don't believe though, i believe so that he's not in the long run. i'm there is at the moment discussions about belonging, the duration at which the remaining 3. it's only 3 power plants could be running. so either kind of light letting them run longer with the existing or the already the fuel rods already in place or i have one more round. if you want a new fuel rod spot in the long term, i don't see a future of nuclear energy in germany. what's the biggest opposition from germany? briefly, if you can. there's a long history, of course, behind this. but how would you explain this to viewers who might not be familiar with it? i mean a couple of issues, but i think safety is one of the main concerns and also t

this is doctor karen cox. karen cox, the author of toronto. and the ongoing fight for racial justice. doctor karen cox, welcome to the show. karen: it is great to be with you. i wish it was in person but i'm glad to be with the aim lincoln bookshop

>> i suspect karen is calling this really well.ing said, there's a chance that elon settles. let's see where tesla stock is after this report and what that does for his ability to close on the deal if he's ruled there because it sound like a lot of participants are not that interested in doing it. the company is not worth what he's trying to pay for that, basically 50% from where the stock is now. i don't think it's interesting and i don't think it's worth where the stock is right now. >> tesla, the electric automaker is sitting on a nice hedge heading into the quarter. let's get the technical view. >> well, you finally balance between the success and failure. you have this tight range you see, and it's the same chart with a different time frame. take it back further, and we have been having high volatility and low bearing. where this debate or standoff is occurring, it's under the trend line. again, the money guys are going to say something and there are already people shouting not to move it high or low: now it's points off. that

out tomorrow on sale everywhere, from author karen tumulty and simon & schuster. thank you for joining me today. >> if you're enjoying the program, scan the qr code for schedule of programs, and more. book tv every sunday on c-span2 or anytime online at book tv.org. television for serious readers. ♪♪ joining washington journal every sunday or our special six-part series on landmark legislation. each week we'll explore legislation that helps shape america. including the highway act of 1956, social security moments, immigration and control reform act. americans disabilities act of 1990. welfare legislation. 1996 and the no child left behind of 2001. we'll discuss how the bills became laws while answering your phone calls and social media questions about how those laws continue to impact our lives. this sunday morning we'll look at the social security amendments of 1955. watch landmark legislation on washington journal live hat 9:00 eastern on c-span or c-span now our free mobile app. >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday, american history

this morning, karen tweeted that she exited half the long- haul position. karen, nice trade so far.here are you now? >> i sold about two thirds. they expire this week and next week. i saw that this would happen. this is why i'm in it. i mostly out. it is nice to talk about one that worked well. it read rate, i thought. now i think, all right, what is next? next week, we have two possible events. we have earnings, which i said will be bad. however, support remember, it does not matter how bad the earnings are, the merger agreement is what it is. this company said, look, you flight on your original deal. we don't have a deal, where you flake. may trade down. if it does, i will use it as a chance to purchase food stock. the only thing that matters is the outcome of the settlement talks with a lawsuit. that is dependent on the agreement and sell. there was a very odd wall street journal opinion piece. >> i read that. they said it looks like a loser. cynic they went through on twitter losing on every front. it was flimsy. it was amazing to me. it was so odd. it made me think, wow, elon m

she didn't always approve his methods and karen told his book. there's something i've never seen or heard before my father wrote several books about reagan and luke cannon's his name. he was here and this chair a few months ago talking about reagan. i was in where you are now anyway, right there's this stu spencer tells karen that he overheard reagan screening at and they were arguing about the evil empire speech and but right and reagan couldn't be but i kind of like it, you know, and he stayed with it, but so she's pushing him. but again, she's pushing where she thinks he wants to be but nancy you have a really every which i think it's a lot of screen. push i'm due. i will say one thing carl in nancy reagan's memoir. she said that it's not true. so so what karen tumulti said about that there was that screaming. oh man. she's yeah because i read karen's book and then nancy ready and said first said we did not we did not talk to each other that way and then has now a minute of truth to it on nancy reagan. her view. was that quote this world is so

the day before, russian karen khachanov beat the germans jan leonard strufa in the match of the first round of the atp tournament in hamburger . now, in the second round, karen will face the winner of the match between the slavic alley bdena and the italian fabio fanini. tournament in hamburg is held on a clay surface with a prize fund of more than one and a half million euros , the current winner is spaniard pavel kareni buster omsk avangard will play the first 12 matches of the upcoming season in the kontinental hockey league on the road. it's all about preparing their own arena a few seasons ago, and the balls moved to balashikha the way they started the construction of an ultra-modern ice palace for the opening is planned only in october, its first duel in the new arena, avant-garde will hold on october 1 against siberia and already on the eighth it will be held there supermatch against magnitogorsk, moreover, just before the new year from december 23 to 30 in the hangar. will play at home four times in a row, and in february as many as eight. athletes from twenty countries of the

visit coolsculpting.com interrupting this hi, i'm karen.t it off for over a year. it was so easy that the weight just kept coming off. that's when i knew that this is real. golo works. i still can't believe that i look like this. confront at. >> checkout, i got this cool thing i'm partnering with, major podcast.com. i got a new action figure coming out for my pirates fans and it drops tomorrow. will be available for two weeks. a little me with you try to go with your audiobook. there you go. >> there are some old ladies. i know my base. sorry husband's. i will be in your house. >> i can't wait to get mine. then think about that. >> i know exactly what i'm going to put it. there might. >> on my shelf. get your mind out of the gutter. you do not have gotten my shelf. no! studio audience. love you america. >> welcome to fox news at night. i'm shannon bream in washington. new questions about president biden is reportedly allowing our emergency petroleum reserves to go to china. fox news is hearing he could have actually presented it but didn't.

would you join me in thanking thanking my wife, karen pence one more time.ause] you know, speaking of home our lives have changed a lotsince the last time we were together . we moved back to indiana and bought five acres and upon. i got a riding mower. john deere. zero turn radius, 15 inchdeck , 25 horsepower. the good part about nolonger being vice president is you get to drive your own car . that part is you get to pay for your own gas. and karen and i can confirm now with personal experience a governor you can actually be a congressman from your home state for 12 years. you can be the governor of your home state for 4, even the vice president of the united states of america but you're still going to wait 25 minutes for a table at olive garden on saturday night at 7:00. my daughter writes for the daily wire and when i told her we waited 35 minutes she said that america dad and you know, she's right. only in america everybody. it's about we the people. but it's good to be with you all. and i came today with the intention of speaking to you about a broad ran

tournament of the atp 500 series in hamburg the day before played their matches at the 1/8 final stage karen khachanov successfully overcame this stage and reached the quarterfinals khachanov in two sets with a score of 6:375 beat the italian fabiofonina after this victory karen khachanov said that his goal is to return to the top ten of the world ranking after 3 years. today, khachanov is the twenty-sixth racket of the world, i will also add that against the italians abio, fanini khachanov played against the backdrop of an unexpected emergency, unknown people robbed khachanov's number in hamburg . also , aslan karatsev reached the quarterfinals of the tournament in northern germany. he won a volitional victory, three sets over an opponent from colombia but andrey rublev sensationally flew out at the 1/8 stage andrey rublev, who had the second seed in hamburg, lost to a weak representative of argentina, francisco chaendola 4-626. in the first set, the russians were fined for unsportsmanlike behavior . also during the match, andrei rublev tried to bite the ball in this way. in hamburg, andrey

karen taylor robeson is the real conservative. she's the real deal. her career working for ronald reagan. she's prolaw, pro-gun, pro-life. she's a mother of four. i think she'll the best person to be a fresh new leader for the state of arizona. her opponent on the other hand bears no resemblance, her campaign or interpersonal relations with me, for 30 year. this is all an act. >> how does this play into the national conversation, particularly as i mentioned, the election in 2020. carey lake is backed by the former president in large part because she says the 20 election was stolen. >> well, carey lake's misleading voters with no evidence. she's been tagged by her opponents with the nickname fake lake, which seems to be sticking and actually doing some damage. karen taylor robeson started from zero, and now this is a margin of zero race. >> will the republican support lake if she wins the primary? >> the republican governors association is in the business of electing republican governors, and we happen to be very good at it. we're the only majority con

. >>> let's bring in cnn meteorologist karen mcginnis.en, we have rain, we have thunderstorms in the forecast more much of the u.s. what can we expect over the next two or three days heading into the fireworks? >> well, i wish i could be a little bit more optimist you can, but this is really challenging coming up other the next couple of days. now it looks good. you look at this and see the green airlines on here, meaning we're a go. well, not necessarily. we have the afternoon. that's when we typically see more in the way of delays. but this does not depict what the cancellations are. so this is just the weather aspect of the cancellations of the airports. it is going to really pick up as we go into the afternoon and evening hours, especially along that northeastern corridor. south carolina, north carolina, in the past couple of hours this formed over the coast in the vicinity of charleston, south carolina. it doesn't really have a clearly defined eye. there's a lot of deep convection along that eastern edge. this is tropical storm colin

joining me now cnn congressional correspondent ryan nobles, and karen cordero, and cnn global affairs global analysis susan glasser. good evening one and all, first, rhino both. cnn reported earlier today that marc short, greg jacobs testimony shows how the investigation inside the trump white house. but the post tonight going even further with that, ryan, give me some details on conversations with trump. how does this all fit together, sir? >> well, you know, don, for a long time there has been at least some criticism of merrick garland and the attorney generals office that they have not done enough to specifically linked the events of january six to donald trump. but their actions over the past two weeks or so show that garland's investigation is getting increasingly closer to trump itself. and the post reporting tonight, coupled with what we have reported about the grand jury testimony and the different people who have come before and answered questions about this investigation showed that garland and his team are not just satisfied with this band of advisers around trump, who were

pence spoke 95 miles away in peoria he was stumping for lake's rival, karen taylor robson mr. pence slammed kari lake for her past support of democrats. >> i'm always happy to welcome converts to the republican cause, but arizona republicans don't need a governor that supported barack obama and hillary clinton. >> the race is really a face-off between the republican establishment and a trump candidate who's all in on the big lie. we're seeing similar races playing out all across the country, and we could eventually see the former vice president take on mr. trump for the republican presidential nomination for 2024. of course the rallies come after yesterday's january 6th hearing on capitol hill. former white house aide sarah matthews told the committee that president trump's tweet condemning mike pence was akin to pouring gasoline on the fire. we're waiting to see if the former president responds tonight. vaughn hillyard is live in prescott where we expect to hear from the former president pretty soon vaughn, you were at the pence rally earlier. how is this race being defined >

karen shakhnazarov accepts congratulations on the 70th anniversary of the head of mosfilm and the author of len, who have become cult among them mace of jazz winter evening in gagra and the courier. what is cinema? you create the world , it's generally quite such an occupation of the daring. a young holiday, but large-scale celebrations in russia today day of the family of love and fidelity in memory of the saints of murom, who are considered the patrons of marriage sergey lavrov discussion is a good opportunity directly ask sharp questions with our western partners. true, there were no answers to them, and no, only harsh anti-russian rhetoric. however, this does not mean at all that there are no people who want to have a dialogue with moscow, report by dmitry kochetkov the delegation came to the mulya hotel on the island of bali one after another. sergey lavrov arrived a few minutes before the start, not the last. after him, representatives of saudi arabia, china and the united states appeared instead of the british foreign minister, deputy lister urgently flew from bali after political

real estate developer karen taylor robson. here with me now is governor ducey of arizona. governor, thank you so much for joining me. your state's primary is now just over two weeks away. you and the former president are on opposite sides of this primary battle. and the candidate he is supporting says the 2020 election was stolen. so what is at stake in this race for your state and for the overall republican party and its future? >> well, the names on the ballot are karen robson and kerry lake. robson is the real conservative. she's the real deal. she started her career working for ronald reagan, she's pro-gun, pro-life. she's the mother of four. she's been a community leader and a successful business person. and i think karen taylor robson will be the best person to be a fresh, new leader for the state of arizona. her opponent, on the other hand, bears no resemblance. her campaign or even her personal interactions with me to anything she's done over the past 30 years. this is all an act. she's been putting on a show for some time now. and we'll see if the voters of arizon

she has to this budgeting, and sometimes you have to make adjustments and do without karen's on a fixednd with rising costs, high gas prices and inflation she can't afford to leave home. it's very tight. i have to admit that karen is one of the thousands of california seniors depending solely on social security. that puts her in a group excluded from the state's new inflation relief program. i feel very cheated. and let down and make sure she understood where she stood with the state called governor newsom's office twice, basically, i said, so you're excluding the senior citizens that are not filing taxes any longer. and she said yes. and i said that's so sad because we pay taxes and we vote to karen says it's no relief for her and other seniors who don't pay income taxes because they take social security. although we do pay into taxes every year we buy houses, we buy cars, we buy groceries. we buy worship machines. we and we have paid our taxes. inol relief for her and the rest of the seniors. everybody's suffering with this situation. we all are. it's not just me, and it's not just th

and let him speak, the invitation of the family karen georgievich does not like all his pain.ferred to the screen to himself you critically, you thought that you were once mistaken both in the cinema and in life full. his oni reflections on a variety of painful topics allegorical city zero exposing the nature of fascism the white tiger, which has become a rebellious anthem of the new generation of the nineties courier of the young man of doors. thanks, i'm in no rush. the truth of life, which was hidden, but he was not afraid to capture the human on film the misfortune and hopelessness of a person before filming the tape, chamber number six step nazarov traveled to dozens of psychiatric hospitals and ensured that the hospital staff no longer distinguished artists or otherwise from their patients when the tsar and the murderer with oleg yankovsky and the hollywood star malcolm were preparing to shoot the monumental historical tape mcdaull. in the title role, shakhnazarov read so many documents that in the end he accidentally found his ancestors. the face of the second, as you k

karen taylor robeson. she's an awesome lady. known her most of my life.e kicking tires and checking the engine because i want options and mike pence is one fantastic option for me to kick that tire and see what the motor's like in this guy. >> you were here today with karen taylor robeson, doug, with mike pence here. is this a battle, is this a battle for the soul of the republican party? >> whether it's the soul right now, but everybody's got to reassess. do we want to be a party that's looking into the past with some kind of grudge match all the time or do we want to start solving the problems of the biden administration that is just gone amuck with the country? to me, we've got a man who's got integrity. he's got moral values and clarity. and that's important to me and i think that's important to america. >> how long have you been serving in public office? >> over 17 years. >> are you going to win your election? >> we're going to kick it right to the end. we'll see what mr. trump has been able to do, but he's dropped a lot of bombs on our state and i g

karen, great to see you tonight.now you're narrowly trailing kerry lake in this primary right now, the race has really t tightened. how do you convince repub public and voters that you are the candidate better poised to keep this governorship inn republican hands? >>reican well, laura , thank yor having me on tonight. and in fact, the most recent polls have me leading and it is remarkable h the amount of momentum that we have in thispa campaign. and i believe arizona voters are waking up to the the stakes that are at hand and in this election so that we can keep the arizona governor's office in republican hands. we have to we know what we're up against and they know that i am best positioned to defeatob k.t. hobbs inbs the november election. >> now, you have governor deucy came out and endorsed you, whic is he's very popular inta the state of arizona. i know some conservatives don't think he's conservative enough. i get it. but that was a big, big deal for you to get that endorsement to. y how do you convince them or

karen i know that you are mad. there is a lot of things to be mad about. the filings show the company have been lying this whole time to investors. >> the 8k filing, i don't even know where to begin. it is so self-serving when they got these bids and they was engaged in the process which i find is impossible to believe. they had the self serving statements and said things like we cannot generate any more value than what management is doing which is absurd. the bidders that i am not interested in retail. that was sort of odd. the destruction of value over time beginning in january when they received a proposal, and then presented their brilliant management plan that shareholders hated. that they basically lied to the shareholders, and they led to believe that the team was still together, and chief marketing officers, when in fact they was leaving and they should have told shareholders that before they voted on whether not they wanted to have management's plan or wanted to sell the company. to be fair to them, we know that they lowered their own revenue and

we start with tennis russian karen khachanov beat the germans jan leonard struf the day before in the the first round of the atp tournament in hamburger . now, in the second round, karen will face the winner of the match between the slavic allage bidet and the italian fabiofania. the tournament in hamburg is held on clay with a prize fund of more than one and a half million euros, the current winner is the spaniard. pablo kareni busta, the omsk avangard will play the first 12 matches of the upcoming season in the kontinental hockey league on the road. it's all about preparing their own new arena a few seasons ago, and the swords moved to balashikha as the construction of the ultra-modern ice palace began in their city palace, but the opening is planned only in october for its first duel in the new arena, avangard will hold on october 1 against c. for the eighth there will be a super match against magnitogorsk, moreover, just before the new year from december 23 to 30 in the garde. he will play at home four times in a row, and in february, eight at all. athletes from twenty countries o

among those demonstrating is karen, the clinic escort. my name is karen.an i thought it would, i'm sorry. thank you! we do clinic escort and we started out, the arkansas support network started as a clinic escort programme, we were there at the clinic helping people walking through the door. and i was there today with some other escorts. when they close their doors. it is heartbreaking. we are going to continue to do this, we are going to continue to keep raising money and help get people out of their state. there are facilities and other places and we are going to send them there. cheering. do you want me to take...? back at the clinic they had to come to terms with the fact the care they provided here for many years is now a criminal offence. none of them are close to us. the closest we have is illinois. there is a health clinic. it is about ten minutes from saint lewis, do you want the number? i do not think there is a waiting period but it is about a five hour drive. and tell people not to come for their appointments but help make alternative arrangeme

. >> tonight, congresswoman zoloft karen, on the growing scandal of secret service deletion of january six text messages as calls of a cover-up grow. then, the flood of evidence, likely leading to more hearings, and new fallout, from the doj memo about political prosecutions. the one state committee takes the stand in the trial of steve bannon. when indiana abortion doctor, threatening a defamation lawsuit, against her state attorney general, and, jelani cobb, on the high stakes of the georgia election, completely worked by donald trump. >> he used to think i was crazy. i would put a gun to my head, snap, wouldn't even think about it. >> all in, starting right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, as we approach thursday's primetime, january 6th hearing, i have to say, i am struck by the enormously fruitful fact finding, that the committee has done so far, and continues to do. each day, there is new information, learning new things. so, most recently, the committee met with former overstocks eo, patrick byrne, that's the overstock guy, about the now infamous december 202