was maga blood liable? officer bryan sicknick died after being hit in the head with a fire extinguisher during the hours long attack. they beat a capitol police officer to death with a fire extinguisher. officer brian sicknick died after being hit in the head with a fire extinguisher during the fight. he died at the age of 42 after he was the bludgeoned. the fire extinguisher. a rioter hit officer sicknick in the head with a fire extinguisher. hit in the head with a fire extinguisher. bludgeoned with a fire extinguisher. there's just one problem with the story. it never happened. the new york times has quietly retracted its story about the death of capital police officer brian sicknick. there is no such thing. there was no fire extinguisher involved at all. the paper is back pedaling, admitting that it's possible he was never even hit at all. new york times retracted the story. they moved to a different story. khater is seen spraying bear spray into the face of officer bryan sicknick. it was bear spray. it

the maga movement is bigger and stronger than ever before. you can smell the desperation coming off that statement. the multiple statements he put out saying the same thing. nearly a year out from office, trump says his movement is stronger than ever, but i'm not so sure. we're in an interesting moment right now. the reality of what happened last night, the image of glenn youngkin, private equity baron up there talking about education and normal republican issues is kind of a version of normal politics, for lack of a better word. at the same time, we are watching this metastasizing abnormality of american politics that is continuing to grow underneath the surface. all you have to do is check on what the trump movement was up to yesterday. to start with, at least seven republicans who were in d.c. for the january 6 insurrection were elected in state and local races, although they say they did not breach the capitol with the violent mob. the real action was in texas of all places where you might have seen this. hundreds of people, including man

was maga blood liable? officer bryan sicknick died after being hit in the head with a fire extinguisher during the hours long attack. they beat a capitol police officer to death with a fire extinguisher. officer brian sicknick died after being hit in the head with a fire extinguisher during the fight. he died at the age of 42 after he was the bludgeoned. the fire extinguisher. a rioter hit officer sicknick in the head with a fire extinguisher. hit in the head with

maga terrorists. al-qaeda. you shove it in people's throats enough. not al-qaeda, white supremacy. then they come to believe it. january 6th is being used as a pretext to strip millions of americans, disfavored americans, of their core constitutional rights, and to defame them as domestic terrorists. what exactly happened on january 6th?

he's not just another maga figure. he chaired the general election campaign that trump won.the electoral college, who got the promotion to chief strategist in the white house, where he pushed policy, leading lit of goals that were put up on his famous whiteboard, immigration crackdowns, repealing obamacare. the board behind him was his public promise to perpetual fights. >> the third, broadly, line of work is was deconstruction of the administrative state. if you think they're going to give you your country back without a fight, you are sadly mistaken. every day, every day it's going to be a fight. >> this matters beyoon the character. there are some who tried to reduce steve bannon for a character or a caricature. that actually feeds part into his own narrative, but the history is more complicated. bannon has always looked for these fights. it's not merely a public act. it actually informs his approach to campaigning, governing, it's a part of our national life. it's a view there's always powerful enemy to say fight. the system is broken, it cannot be reformed, it must be d

i commend you for going out into that maga verse. i could not do it. i think for good. and, you know, stuff like them saying i don't coparent with the government, in lowell loco parent tis. it would be funny, when you look at those people and talk to them, do you see people who are not very informed or do you see future members of congress as republicans? >> well, i see people who are perhaps differently informed. everyone i talked to has their own set of sources that they get their information, and more often than not, the sources -- they're not the sources that myself or a crew walk into the spaces to discuss these contents with them. so i don't think you talk to anybody out there that are going to see themselves as misinformed. i think they just see themselves as coming from a different knowledge base. and then they meet you head-on, and yeah, maybe down the road you see those folks in congress. >> i mean, i think it's likely. i think about the tea party people who were thought of the same way. and everyone laughed at their signs of, you know, calli

now these stunts may appeal to some of the maga turnout crowd in this off-election year. but we do know it's not where most of the state of virginia is. obama first turned that state blue back in 2008 winning by six points. and it only got worse for republicans under trump. to paraphrase the late-great nipsey hussle, democrats feel like the last time that they checked, they won by ten points, no sweat. and there was no smut on their rep. so, last time that they checked, it shouldn't be a tight race. and yet it is. it looks like a tight race from the indications we have, nothing matters till you get all the votes in. i'll always tell you that. i'm not predicting, but there's also history that serves the republican argument here because virginia is this off-year race, and historically it almost always flips back to the party that just lost the white house the prior year because opposition and politics breeds energy. and that leaves plenty of questions on this election eve about which history may echo tomorrow night. let's get right into it. we have pulitzer prize-winning co

but if the maga vote was so strong, he would still be president.uld still have the house and we would still have the senate. the magic formula moving forward is to embrace the policies, embrace the base, but add to that and do away with the tone and tenor that we had of trump because it is clearly not a winning formula. there is only so many times you can run on the trump name and lose until you have to realize you cannot do that anymore. and look. trumpism worked for trump but it's not working for anyone else. and i think the -- the sooner that the party can recognize the fact we need to go back to traditional-republican values and traditional-republican ways, and that's the way we are going to move forward. glenn youngkin is not a trump republican. he is more of a reagan-like republican. and that was something that the traditional republican voters in virginia, like myself, supported and that's the exact reason why he's the governor elect. >> i got a question about progressives. before we do that, i just want to stick with this. is this -- and al

a strategy they pulled off in virginia while also keeping donald trump's maga base energized. talking about that maga base we're including in the far right fringe of the trump cult for example, earlier this week a bunch of maga qanon people gathered at dealey plaza in texas for, well, very normal reasons. >> hundreds of people including many supporters of the far right conspiracy theory known as qanon, which espouses among many, many bonkers claims of satanic kubal of politicians and celebrities are involved in a massive child sex trafficing ring - they gathered in dealey plaza in dallas, that, of course, the site where president john f. kennedy was assassinated back in 1963 and they did that because some qanon supporters believe that president kennedy's son, jfk jr. -- who tragically died in a plane accident back in 1999, actually faked his death and is going to return to the public stage to announce that he will be donald trump's vice president. of course, jfk jr. did not materialize last night in the hundreds of qanon supporters went home disappointed >> seth: i suspect goi

. >> and the one and only jordan klepper talks about his adventures from maga land. >> the people thathis is a fun tailgate get in the same big ol' group and you see the iq drop, the indrop you don't have an adult in the room you see bad things happen. >>> the serious throughout to our democracy and critical importance of passing voting rights legislation. >> if we do not take action, if we do not have minimum standards passed across this country, we know the 19 states are the tip of the spear. there are 48 states that have considered legislation and there are 400 bills floating out there. we will watch the slow motion demise of our democracy accelerate dramatically starting as early as january as legislators come back into session and see how successful their colleagues have been at undermining our democracy, we'll watch a complete collapse and here is why this isn't a partisan issue. look at the map, some of those places don't have a large swath of voters of color or young voters but when you attack democracy, you hurt everyone and whether you're the intended target or not, when you

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or not this race will land on the idea that the republican is synonymous with trump, very trumpy, magaour pick, or a different kind of republican. che arguing in the racial appeals it's much closer to trumpism. your view. >> well, look, ari, lest there be any confusion, critical race theory is the big lie of 2021. it is, as you mentioned, the modern day southern strategy to appeal to white voters. last year, it was the fear of a rigged election and voter fraud. in 2018, the migrant hoard headed for the border. this is the code buzz word of 2016. that is because race based appeals are an increasingly perennial aspect of politics. it's one former president trump capitalized on his elections, but it's not new to president trump, and current candidate are testing the strategy to see how successful it can remain going forward. >> this really goes to where the politics are at this year and of course the national midterms next year, because these things sometimes work by appealing to one group and understanding, oh, that's, as you put it, white grievance maga culture, while other people who a

but that's a little glimpse into where part of the maga movement is right now. and so republicans, they need to decide whether they want to return to the coated politics of the past, before trump. or run with a guy who's die hard supporters believe a dead man is going to ascend is the vice presidency, before trump can enact retribution on all their pursuit and enemies. alex wagner is a cohost of the circus, and a writer for the atlantic, she covered the gubernatorial race for the ground in virginia, former congressman -- fifth contract congressional district from 2000 ended 2011, he is a new opinion piece in the new york times today also a road map, they join me now, tom let me start with you. i was in charlottesville, on election night, in 2010, where you lost that race. in the big sort of key party backlash. you have personally experienced this. what do you make of what happened last night? >> i think it's a warning in time for democrats to avoid next year. the losses that we had in 2010. first of all it was a much closer election. we saw the democratic coalit

bannon appears to earn joy being look at as a martyr in maga world.erve time and still never be forced to testify. zblt that is true. i'm concerned, frankly, what that represents, basically that the republican party at the top levels, that is donald trump and those around him, seem to feel that they're above the law and free to thwart it, and there's something admirable about thumbing your nose at the institutions of our government. bannon did what he did because for four years that's what worked. they could hold republican party conventions on the white house ground, fire inspector generals, retaliate against whistle-blowers. it was essentially a lawless presidency and they were proud of it. that out to concern every american. we need a reestablishment of the rule of law in this country. i'm glad to see that's. >> in the statement from thompson and chain nay, they moat mr. meadows' actions today, choosing to defy the law will force the select committee to consider -- why is it only under consideration? he defied the subpoena. how is it not automatic?

it is a major escalation, frankly, a necessary escalation, and a huge win against the maga terrorism attack of january 6th and the january 6th probe. the question is, what is bannon hiding? why doesn't he come in and talk? he was at the willard hotel insurrection headquarters on january 5th with rudy guiliani, bernard kerik and john eastman, the author of the now infamous manual for a coup. there was bannon on his podcast the day before the attempted coup. >> all hell is going to break louis tomorrow. just understand this. all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it is going to be moving. it's going to be quick. >> that is what the committee wants to know about. and bannon's loyalty to the exblogger in florida could land him behind bars. this move also sends a warning to other trump ally who is are refusing to comply. trump's chief of staff, mark met owes did not appear for deposition today, on trump's orders. now he faces serious legal jeopardy. the committee state, quote, mr. meadows' choosing to defy the law will force the committee to pursue contempt. mr. bannon, mr. meadows, a

he's trying to stir up maga. he wants to tear everything down. he is an agent of chaos.. this is what he's prepared to unleash on american politics. fpz. >> we will all keep watching. thank you for spending the hour with us. the next hour starts after a quick break. don't go anywhere. we're just getting started. n't . we're just getting started now,, thoughtful theo. and he's got a gift for everyone. so thoughtful. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced security integrated on our activecore platform so you can control your network from anywhere, anytime. it's network management redefined. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. >>> might view this as an early test of whether our democracy was recovering. if our loss could mean anything, it has to be applied equally. i'm flad the justice depa

republicans figured out that they could use a twin strategy of keeping trump's maga base motivated byight wing propaganda network to feed the red meat on the one hand, while also running a candidate who look like the dentist who gives you the gas for a cleaning "no reason we should both be uncomfortable. [ laughter ] that supposedly moderate image helped youngkin win over some of the swing voters and suburbanites that propelled democrats in 2018 and 2020 >> without donald trump as president, can republicans keep those gains that donald trump held them -- helped them make? that's the combination that would win this night for glen youngkin. in roads in the suburbs with equal trump enthusiasm, in those core southwest shenandoah valley rural areas of this state. that's the balancing act he's been trying to strike as a candidate. that was the goal for youngkin in the densely populated democratic heavy northern virginia. it wasn't win. it was make the kind of inroads i just showed you. and then, it was could he get the kinds of votes in the rural parts of the state that donald trump was get

. >> laura: krav maga or whatever you do. >> sean: you just make it up. >> laura: i think it's great, krav maga, mma, it's been tough on your joints and now that you're moving into your senior years, you should have the relaxation so i think it's great. all right, hannity. i'm going to get you. see you tomorrow. all right, i'm laura ingraham laura ingraham... "the ingraham angle" from is "the ingraham angle" from washington. eight days ago and antiwhite blm supporter plows into a christmas parade killing six including a child. tonight, as many children remain in the hospital, why has the media suddenly gone silent of the motivations of the driver? we are going to examine it tonight. biden steps on his own covid message. what's up with the white house christmas decorations? raymond arroyo has it all. first, the biden booster club. that's the focused of tonight's angle. as americans were enjoying the holiday weekend with friends and family, anthony fauci emerged on television to haunt them like the ghost of christmas past. >> should we expect to be seeing more lockdowns again, new lockd

last season larry, you know, seen wearing a maga hat to keep people away from him. what he said. >> alienate yourselves! yeah. [ applause ] go! go and alienate. you have my blessing. no. i could give a [ bleep ]. >> so okay. that was larry's perspective on it. have you ever worried about alienating fans with the comedy and the show you putt on? >> not for one second of my life have i ever worried about that. we do what we do. the show is politically incorrect that it's correct. >> absolutely. >> yeah. in comedy when you start to worry you won't speak the truth. larry tells the truth. so far it seemed to work out well for him and all of us. >> i agree. a favorite episode is the palestinian chicken episode. >> yeah. >> it just -- >> you know what's interesting about that episode? we thought would we get flack about this? it was a sensitive issue. nothing. there was no flack about it whatsoever because it is funny. >> yeah, no. hilarious and struck the right tone. how cathartic is it for you to yell and curse so much? >> yeah. it was the most fun thing. i show up at wo

>> and maga media followed along. >> we will never give up. we will never concede. >> stop the steal! >> and it almighty have worked if not for a few people in key places. notably among them, brave republicans. >> in the moments of truth, you need the right people to pass the most difficult tests. we had just enough people on january 6th pass the test. >> pursuant to the constitution and the laws of the united states. >> do you think donald trump attempted to stage a coup? >> i don't know what you could call it other than a coup. >> i have real concerns about the future of this democracy. >> i'm deeply afraid for our country. >> tonight, a cnn special report, trumping democracy, an american coup. >>> we are going in! you'll never take back our country with weakness. you have to show strength. >> january 6th was the line that can't be crossed. january 6th was an unconstitutional attempt led by the president of the united states to overturn an american election and reinstall himself if in power illegitimately. that's fallen nation territory, tha

the culmination of their work on the fringes of the maga movement.ou paint of the life of this husband and wife team who were effectively dropouts touring around the country. they were never quite in the spotlight. so how influential do you think they wear when it comes to january six?— to january six? well, january six i think in a funny _ to january six? well, january six i think in a funny way _ to january six? well, january six i think in a funny way was - to january six? well, january six i think in a funny way was kind - to january six? well, january six i think in a funny way was kind of. to january six? well, january six i think in a funny way was kind of a j think in a funny way was kind of a combination of their decade—long career in republican and fire rights politics in new york. they had gone on a bus to air holding rallies around the country in the weeks prior to january six, i think they were called march for tromp rallies and they were with other far right figures and they would set out all around the country and come back to dc for r

. >> they don't know how to handle when maga is punching back, and maga is punching back. okay, we're not going to sit here and take it anymore at the months and months and months and months and months of the rhetoric and trying to weaponize the law and weaponize doj. we're not going to take it, okay? we're going on offense. >> going on offense? wow. by defying a subpoena? as if he is above the law. by refusing to tell the committee what he knows about the brutal attack on our nation's capitol? look, i'm not the only one who has said this, that bannon is loving this. but how far the party of lincoln has fallen, embracing the big lie that erupted into bloodshed at the capitol, shrugging off threats of violence against members of congress. think about it. the house is set to vote tomorrow on a resolution that censures congress and paul gosar, and removes him from two committee assignments for that anime video appearing to show him killing congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and swinging a sword at president biden. the resolution saying, and i quote here, that he used the

. >> this is the brand of outrage politics that was ushered in among the maga candidates in 2020.e, madison cawthorn, in 2010, the tea party wave of constitutional conservatives coming to office, in 2020 you had the maga wave of candidates whose brand of politics is to be as controversial as possible. and they are enabled as mel said by a leader of a party who does nothing to impose consequences on them when they do behave this way. >> and, melanie, you just brought up marjorie taylor greene. she is someone who kevin mccarthy said maybe he would put her back on committee if republicans take control of the house next fall. she has some demands for mccarthy to get her vote to make him house speaker. what are those demands? >> the two things that she has already laid out, she wants liz cheney and adam kinzinger kicked out of the conference entirely and also wants the 13 republicans who voted for a bipartisan infrastructure bill to lose their committee assiass assi assignments, including john katko. she came after him and said he's not a republican, he's a democrat. but so far mccarth

. >> tonight, how the maga menace is taking aim at republicans who voted for roads and bridges. >>> he faced a nonsense context charge. >> you don't want to go there. >> i don't want to go there? >> former attorney general eric holder on context charges in the january 6 committee and how the party of gomer is redrawing itself into power. >>> why hasn't the republican in new jersey conceded? how do we talk of burning books in a virginia school board? >> i think those books -- i don't want to see them. i think they should be thrown in the fire. >> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. i'm going to play a recording of a death threat called into a republican member of congress. what precipitated that is just the fact that this member of congress voted for a bill, an infrastructure bill, roads, bridges, bipartisan bill. that's it. that's the whole reason for the death threat. we will listen to it. let's take a step back. think back to a year and a half ago, march of 2020. the once in a century pandemic hit. we shut everything down. it had never happened

guys >> tonight, how the maga menace is taking aim at republicans who voted for roads and bridges. then, he faced a non contempt charge. >> you don't want to go there, okay. >> i don't want to go there? >> tonight former attorney general, on contempt charges on the january six committee and held the party of -- is re-drawing himself back in the powder. that is seven days later, why hasn't the republican in new jersey conceded his race. and how do we get to talk of burning books in a virginia school board? >> i think those, folks i don't want to even feel like they should be, when all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, tonight i'm going to play for you a recording of a death threat that was recently called into a republican member of congress. and what precipitated that that threat is that the fact of this member voted for a bill road for bridges, stuff like that, the bipartisan bill, that's the whole reason for the death threat. let's take a step, back think back to about a year and a half ago march of 2020. the once in the century pandemic had jus

is it because republican officials, maga media, others are out there either stating this and not getting pushback or hinting about it and i mean, what is the reason so many people are believing all these lies? >> i do think one problem is there's not been a clear no from republican elites just to say no, right? this is not true. we've seen a lot of heming and hawing and winking and nodding. that's a big part of the problem. the deeper crisis is that for many white evangelical christians, white christians even broader, there's a legitimation crisis. an identity crisis happening. they thought of the country as really god's promised land for white christians. as that has broken down, the country has gotten more diverse, that's not what america is today. it's created this deep, deep identity crisis and created this opening for these wild conspiracy theories to explain the unexplainable and that unexplainable piece is how can this country not be quote/unquote ours? >> robert jones, a lot to think about there. thank you so much. >>> this friday, join me for a cnn special report. "trumping demo

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let's put it this way, was there any apologies after jussie smollett, remember, he was attacked by magan chicago a noose ready to go and the media ran with that? did we hear apologies after that? apologies are not in the d.n.a. of most people in business and that's why their approval ratings are where they are in the toilet. >> jesse: todd, real quick sandman almost a quarter billion lawsuit that what do we have here do you think starting out? >> well, i think kyle has some great claims. i think they are very valuable. i suggest he bring those claims and there are good lawyers out there and he out to go find one he is comfortable with and give him a call. >> jesse: just bankrupt msnbc. is that what we are talking about here? >> that would be a good thing, yeah. >> jesse: all right. gentlemen, thanks, guys for coming on prime time. >> thanks, jesse. >> jesse: coming up, what has the squad dancing like nobody is watching and loving like they have never been hurt? ♪ ♪ as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay f

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you called them, what, the bonny and clyde of the maga movement. describe to me why you think they received subpoenas and if you think they'll comply? >> well, i mean, they received subpoenas i think because of that article. in that article, they sort of intimate at -- towards the end of it -- that they are really ready to talk about what happened on january 6th, their role in it, and the role of many of these other figures who were involved that day. >> so talk to me a little bit more. if they are, in fact, willing to talk as it does seem like they were hinting to you in that article, what do they know? i mean, they weren't involved directly with january 6th per se, at least according to your article, so what did they see? what do they snknow? >> well, they are complicated because they actually went around the country on an rv/bus tour holding these kind of like stop the steal rallies and trying to get people really jazzed up about what was going on in washington and how the election was being stolen from donald trump and they were, you know, in t

plus the internal pushback at fox news as the channel goes f ul maga. and paul krugman on what could be the most single most consequential decision of the biden presidency. >> some may wonder why i'm renominating jay, why not pick a democrat. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. roger stone, long-time infamous republican political operative, dirty trickster dating all the way back to the richard nixon administration. he likes richard nixon so much he's got a tattoo on his back. he's also donald trump's henchman and fixer which is why in 2019 stone was convicted of seven felony counts stemming from the russia investigation, including obstruction of the investigation, lying to investigators and witness tampering. that then only resulted in president trump commuting his sentence in july 2020 just in time for stone to help plan the january 6 insurrection. stone appeared at multiple stop the steal events and just this evening he was subpoenaed by the bipartisan house committee investigating insurrection. accordi

congressman jim jordan, one of the big maga guys in congress, republican of ohio, if republicans takethe house in a year, he likely will be the chairman of the judiciary committee and i'm hearing buzz from the hill that within a couple of months he will start impeachment proceedings against joe biden. and i asked a member of congress who told me this, for what, and the member of congress said, for whatever polls best. >> yeah, that's problematic. i think would be the right word. the thing that i'm looking for is, i do think it's great for the bannon brand. when people are saying why didn't he just go in and just talk to them. i think this is exactly what he wants to do. he wants to be a martyr. would love to go to jail. it's something republicans are going to weaponize and it's going to be, look at the lawless democrats and the politicized justice department and joe biden going after his political enemies, even though that's not what happened here. but that is how this will be spun. i can almost guarantee it on the right this will be used as another way to get the voters ginned up and

on charges of contempt of congress and no surprise gave a press conference portraying himself as a maga pointing the finger at everyone put himself. a year in prison may go a long way toward deflating that ego and getting different color shirts to layer. trump's former chief of staff mark meadows appears to be following in his footsteps refusing to compile with the subpoena and like bannon neglected to show up for his scheduled deposition last friday and adam schiff is making it clear that meadows is next. >> i'm confident we'll move quickly but i want to make sure we have the strongest possible case to present to the justice department and for the justice department to present to a grand jury. when ultimately, witnesses decide as meadows has that they're not even going to bother showing up that they have that much contempt for the law it pretty much forces our hand. >> the almost two dozen other trump allies under scrutiny have a choice to make. they can compile with their subpoenas that or risk the same fate as mr. i made breitbart the home of alt right as gonzalez sounds the alarm ja

so even today amid these mounting and serious troubles, he invited a maga warrior on his show.non, making media while he is one of two wanted men in this legal investigation. one man indicted, that's bannon, another, meadows, trying to walk a line to not end up in bannon's shoes and they know it and lawyers know it. instead dreaming about trump becoming house speaker. >> i would love to see the gavel go from nancy pelosi to donald trump. you talk about melting down. people would go crazy. >> that's meadows on the war room and they are just talking up, boy, what if the republicans win back the house and use the powers there to name trump speaker, which by the way, is constitutionally allowed. what they avoided largely was why they're both in legal hot water. bannon's also leaning to his familiar talking points and the maga faithful are echoing them. >> they're in absolute free fall. you're going to run the house with 40, 50, 60 seats. the death rattle of this markist regime, this illegitimate regime. we only need five more seats to be in the majority then we have the subpoena po

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i think the maga agenda is institutionalized but it's not enough to get and rushlight you have to get angry and smart. you have to get even not just mad and i think that's what youngkin has really taught the republicans. there is a way to get mad and get even at the same time as a democrat. >> laura: well, smart campaigning, campaigning in every county, dinesh, the dnc chair jamie harrison made sure to really kind of listen to the parents' conrns about what's being taught in the schools or not. watch. >> the person that interviewed me said, yeah, critical race theory and that it's taughted in public schools in virginia. i was like which one? this is a law school. this is a dog whistle to divide people. they have become a party of fascism and fear and those are the two things that really motivate them right now. >> dinesh, are they ever talking about how their agenda is making the country better or is it just critical race theory? >> weshlgs i mean, i agree with victor that, while the education issue was front and center, the critical issue in virginia, this was a kind of stop the insa

without maga he would have, referring, to mr. youngkin he would have lost by 15 points, instead of giving us credit, they say oh he is more popular than trump but if maga would have delivered the votes, then maga would have delivered the votes for the former president last year, right? he lost the state by 10 points. so what do you think of his characterization that he is taking credit for this win? >> well, you know what? when a team wins there is folks who say gosh, i wore my lucky shirt or wore my lucky shoes or whatever for the game. vick trip has a lot of folks taking credit for it and they say losses are an orphan. neil: that's good. >> this was a combined victory. neil: that is not the way he sees it though, governor, i understand where you're coming from. he is saying he is the reason that this is happening, without it wouldn't have happened. i wonder weigh in on that? >> the reason that, the reason why glenn youngkin, winsm sears and jason won, their ideas, their positive, constructive policies and solutions that resonat

held telerallies for him released several statements overnight claiming victory and thanking, quote, magangkin successfully kept his distance from mr. trump and did not campaign with him. our nbc news exitol the former president remains unpopular with most virginia voters. while a majority viewed youngkin favorably. youngkin cut into margins in democratic margins winning back voters trump lost in 2020 by focusing on education. including the controversial critical race theory which highlights the role of racism in u.s. history, but isn't actually taught in virginia. >> we are going to re-establish excellence in our schools. we're going to embrace our parents, not ignore them. >> reporter: in what may have been the racist turning point, youngkin seized on this controversial comment by mcauliffe in a debate. >> i don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach. >> reporter: mcauliffe said the comment was taken out of context. all but acknowledging defeat overnight. meanwhile in new jersey's governors race -- >> we're going to wait for every vote to be counted. >> reporte

the "washington post" reports that a so-called maga squad of trump loyalists folks like congressman matt gaetz what is ensnared in an alleged child sex trafficking investigation and marjorie taylor green seized the spotlight within the house gop and are leading a push to purge their party of lawmakers who dare to try to get things done for their constituents by working with democrats on things that used to be uncontroversial, things like infrastructure, or those who acknowledge the truth, the reality of january 6th that the expresident and his allies used the big lie that the election was stolen to insight a deadly insurrection, from that reporting quote this maga squad has rocketed to fame especially on the political right with massive social media followings, frequent appearances on pro-trump media and growing fund-raising networks that get a boost with every provocative tv hit. most of all, the president, who praises them at rallies and echos their incendiary rhetoric. they gained strong with gop leaders who back their position or remain silent when others in the party raise objection

and then i as well as telling him that this was maga country short for make america great. again, donald trump slogan, while shouting racist and homophobic slurs, he was then released from the hospital. ah, you know, without any serious injuries. and quickly we saw many figures within the democratic party. jumping on his narrative of the dance and using them to criticize the trump administration. let's review the reaction of democrats at the time this happened was happened today to joseph mullin must not be tolerated in this country. we must stand up and demand that we no longer give this hate safe harbor that homophobia and racism have no place on our streets or in our haws. well, with you, josie, there is no such thing as racially charged. this attack was not possibly homophobic . it was a racist and homophobic attack. if you don't like what is happening to our country, them black to change it. jassy millette. it's one of the kindest, most gentle human beings i now and praying for his quick recovery. this was an attempted modern day lynching. we must confront this hate. t

sphoo trump supporting maga loving blue lives matter social media partisan, 17 years old.te to the other with the intent to shoot people. jesse: then joe biden the the slandered him as a white supremacist. jesse: a takessist ex-condi sended on rittenhouse before being shot in the arm. the prosecution witness made the defense's case for self defense. the prosecution was later caught coaching one of their witnesses to change their statement and lie. the lead prosecutor is a tell drat who ran for county d.a. and lost. he wants rittenhouse's scalp no matter what the evidence shows. is antics nearly caused a mistrial and the judge scorched him. >> that's basic law in this country for 40 years. 50 years. i have no idea why you would do something like that. i will leave it at that. i don't know what you are up to. you know very well an attorney can't go in these types of areas when the judge has already ruled without asking outside the presence of the jury to do so. don't give me that. jesse: the defense called kyle rittenhouse to the stand. overwhelmed with emotion he described

nicholas sandman you know what they did to that kid for wearing a maga hat a pro-life rally and theyople in the med that lied and called him a white supremacist? does he have a case against biden>>? >> based on the bill clinton case with paula jones, you can bring a civil case against somebody who becomes president of the united states. if someone says you are a white supremacist and they have no evidence despite all of the levels the courthouse put in place, that's a strong case. i saw tiffany on msnbc. even after the trail, she walked about kyle rittenhouse being a young white supremacist murderer. that's a great case. we are not talking about defending a free press. this press is supporting activities and movements that are destructive in this country. if you are going on tv and be a bigot and racist and homophobe night after night, as far as i am concerned, yes. one other thing. they try to destroy the character of anybody who doesn't agree with them. you could be black, brown or red. if you don't join in the marxist revolution or critical race theory or climate change and don't

i have all of the f-maga as dan likes to call it facebook and google, they are growth stocks, fantastic margins and value. if you look at a rotation today you see the high flyers coming in high flier names came in a little bit google, i think it ended up positive a little bit. apple, facebook. i don't know where that ended up on the day and microsoft. i'm comfortable owning those i don't know if they are overvalued or undervalued by a lot, but over time i think they will create value. if i thought microsoft was expensive, then i would have to figure out when do i get out and when do i get in and then you have to pay the taxes in between. i can't see that i am going to hang on and see if they continue to grow value, and i think they will. they have done an extraordinary job. >> what say you or what would you do >> i think you have to look at the prevailing trend and figure out what is going to happen over the next couple months rather than one day i see the evolution of the growth scare is over from the narrative of the third quarter small caps are breaking out in particular looking down