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the readout with msnbc joy reid starts and right now. peacock. the readout hello joy. >> hello starts now with joy. hello. ari. thank you very joy >> hello much. have ari. we a great evening. will definitely be all right, watching. good everyone good evening, we begin the evening. let me get the readout tonight with the readout tonight with the right right wing fringe ring fringe that is that is just just desperate to desperate go mainstream to go mainstream. between qanon, the, alt-right in the extremist groups, the proud boys there is no question that extremism is on in this country. and it poses a real national security threat. in fundamental ways these extremists are five choosing fundamentalists bites. they are losing most of these fights it's counterintuitive when most of us are freaked out and frightened about what is going on in this country. but in small and important ways, the culture wars who won email to rail -- this morning, we witnessed the statue of robert e. lee being hoisted up from its pedestal and being taken out for. good it's

>>> and a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome, everyone, to "alex witt reports." we begin with breaking news, d.c. on high alert as a rally is getting under way in support of the hundreds of people arrested and charged in the january 6th attack on the capitol. we'll have a live report in just a few moments. earlier today democratic congresswoman dean reacted to the security measures. >> look how bizarre these pictures are. why in god's name would we have to protect our capitol from americans? why? because we have relationship in the republican party, and that's an oxymoron, that wants these lies to continue and wants to keep people at risk. capitol police officers died on january the 6th. >> a stunning reversal, the pentagon now admitting a drone strike meant to target terrorists killed ten afghan civilians, including seven children, and it did not kill any isis-k fighters. the military have previously defended the attack, which came days after 13 u.s. military members were killed in the explosion. u.s. centcom commander

joining us now to discuss, msnbc national security analyst clint watts and msnbc daily columnist dean obeidallah. breaking news that capitol have finished their investigation, just anything that jumps out at you there? >> yeah. i think it's been an open question just based on some of the video from january 6th where you saw officers in what indeed sympathetic positions opening gates. it was very confusing throughout the videos why they indeed almost on the side of the protesters. i can't say that that's what happened within these six cases because i haven't seen it yet, but there's always been an underlying question about was everybody part of the defensive plan on that day or were some people, you know, possibly helping or just wanting to be part of the protests? i think it will be interesting to see how this shakes out. >> clint, i bring that up both super it's breaking news and i want to bring up those images because it to me speaks to the way in which the contours of terrorism, the contours of our understanding of terrorism have evolved in the past 20 years. can you sort of walk u

also with us president and ceo of voter latino and msnbc contributor.al milley, a major source, in a book telling what it was like in the snake pit, as nancy pelosi calls it, with donald trump. general milley now the focus of donald trump's wrath again with this statement tonight saying that if what he is saying in here he actually said, then general milley should be charged with a crime. the milley versus trump battle continues. >> yeah, lawrence. it is like a battle of an adult, not just an adult but an adult who is supremely concerned, scared, terrified, petrified, mortified about the state of the country in the moments after the november election and particularly in the moments after the january 6th insurrection. that adult trying to make sure that the child, and worse than child, the demented child in the white house would not wreak havoc or cause vengeance, wag dogs, whatever possibilities were running through donald trump's mind. i think that's how you can characterize it here. you have someone who cared a lot about the country and someone who ca

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and current texas state representative donna howard is back, and former acting solicitor general and msnbc legal analyst joins us. neal, can you just break this down for the nonlawyers, myself and our audience what this is? >> so what this is the justice department i've been working for, it's a lawsuit against the state of texas saying this bill is unconstitutional and the bottom line it shows, i think, an intelligent and tough justice department, one that's standing up for people's rights as opposed to taking them away, which is what the trump justice system did. there are three parts. the complaint you highlighted about abortion, that this texas law flatly is unconstitutional because it restricts women's

mccaskill, msnbc political analyst and texas state representative ron reynolds is here. what is going on in texas? >> unfortunately it's a race to see who can outflank who in the next primary, appeasing the trumpites. it's not what is best for texans and good public policy but how to go to far extreme, don't believe in science or good public policy. what is far right? appeals to the base. we should be focusing on health care and covid recovery and medicaid expansion but focused on the red meat issues you laid out. they're putting politics over the people and it's unpatriotic and certainly untexan. >> want to put up governor abbott's approval rating. 41% of texans approve, 50%

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senator claire mccaskill, msnbc political analyst, and texas state representative ron reynolds is here. i will start with you, representative. what is going on in texas? >> well, nicolle, happy labor day. unfortunately, many in the republican leadership, it is a race to see who can outflank who in the next republican primary with red meat appeasing the trumpites. it is no longer about what is best for public policy. it is how to go to the far extreme where you don't believe in science and you don't believe in good public policy, but what is far right and can appease to their base. so we should be focusing on issues like health care and covid recovery and medicaid expansion, but we're focused on those red meat issues that you laid out in your opening monologue. i think that they are putting politics over the people, and it is unpatriotic and certainly untexan. >> i want to, representative, put your governor abbott's approval rating. only 41% of texans approve of him.

she's also an msnbc opinion columnist.nest. it's absolutely accurate. terrorism is a political tactic and extremism is way of seeing the world as divided into us versus them or the other group poses a threat to you or your family or your future in a way that calls on you to act violently to thwart that threat. that gets refracted in different ways through different ideological lenses. in the '70s, the biggest threat was from the lar left. today it's from anti-government extremism. to see it in really unifying way is a better way of dpeeting it. >> the u.s. spends a lot of time asking why they hate us when it turned out the people who hate us are more likely our neighbors. how did our country get from post- 9/11 unity to where we are today? >> there's a lot of things that happened oaf the last 20 years what we had was tree blind spots that saw the only threat coming from international and islamic forms of terrorism. even as we started to see major terrorists incidents in pittsburgh and cristchurch, it wasn't until october 2

of course, hayes is columnist and editor for msnbc daily. your reaction to what steve was just reporting and the overall results of the arizona audit. how do you see it? >> i mean, he's completely right in that on the one hand, i'm a little relieved, because there was a fear in my mind that they would just sort of make up a claim that trump had actually won maricopa county. that's not what happened here. they did say that, well, actually, biden got more votes and that sort of put some people at ease or makes them feel a little vindicated in the fact that, oh, well, see, the biden got more votes in the long run. but steve is right in that thinking strategically, i mean, the way that they were framing that just now, that, oh, someone could have broken into the system. the system is not secure. they're not claiming that it was hacked. not claiming that it was broken into but the idea that it could be is enough to cast doubt on to the 2020 election, and future elections unless, of course, new, harsher, stronger voting laws are passed, which is e

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it premiered tonight, you can see it on msnbc, on peacock.ongratulations on thisser is richlts what a provocative way to start? >> thank you, rachel. i love seeing you and thank you so much for the kind words. i'm trying to learn the way a little bit how you do it on this program. can i never measure up, all i can do is try. >> you are very kind. don't do anything that seems like what i do because you do it better, don't scooch over to my side. well, let me ask you about the core question that you are getting at here. what do you think we should understand? what does a close inspection of that narrow window of time between september 11th, 2001 and october 7th 2001 when we invaded afghanistan? what do you feel like we should remember and know and learn as a country from looking at that short window of time? >> well, you wrote a wonderful book called "drift" which i read very much. it said, among other things, i don't want to tell you about your book, the people in the audience who haven't read it should, the society is prone to rush into war.

he's an msnbc political analyst. field of blood: violence in congress and the road to civil war." and jonathan alter, a columnist for the daily beast and msnbc political analyst. joanne, whether it's the attack on january 6 or the pandemic, we haven't seen that sense of common purpose that we did 20 years ago. why do you think the 9/11 attack spawned a national unity that we're not seeing now? >> it's interesting, because that reallysense, as theeal "we," a sense that we as americans were joined together in that moment. you think about that singing by of congress on the steps of the capitol. that was 9/11. we're now in this hyperpartisan, polarized moment that is hyperextreme and, you know, to be quite blunt about it, there is on the right, there are people who are no longer really attached to some of the fundamental aspects of democracy like free and fair elections, like the rule of law. some things that, you know, 20 years ago i don't think we would have assumed would get the kind of play that they're getting now.

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so on msnbc they're not even trying to explain.y just want you to know that if you're for this law in texas, you're the taliban. >> and we have a situation in texas right now tonight where the american taliban, because that's what it is. there's not an american evangelical movement, there is an american taliban, weirdly similar in so many ways to the middle eastern islamic terrorists. >> you just feel so sorry for these people. america is again changing so fast that like people over 16 who aren't on tik tok half the day can't keep up. there was a time like two weeks ago when the taliban were that before they were a critical member of the international community or talking daily with the secretary of state and national security advisor and waiting for their american aid. the american taliban? that's different. unfortunately unlike the positives tune taliban, no one in texas is getting tens of billions in free weapons from joe biden. the national women's association isn't getting black us what and ar-15s. it's different to be the ame

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good night, on behalf of all of us here at msnbc. us here at msnbc tonight, on all in. >> election integrity is now law in the state of texas. [applause] >> texas moved to suppress the vote as the republican front runner which the big lie to work in california. >> the 2020 election, in my opinion, was full of shenanigans. my fear is that they will try this in the recall election here. >> tonight, the insidious, evidence free movement undermining elections. and then -- >> would you comply with the committee's request to testify? >> this is not a committee, jim. >> why the january 6th select committee is chastising kevin mccarthy, as the requests for evidence begin to come in. plus, is colorado redistricting about to pick joe neguse against lauren boebert? i will ask him about his chances tonight. and as schools reopen, the key tool on top of vaccines and masking that could keep families and their kids safe. when all in starts right now. s good evening from new york, im chris hayes, the first big high stakes political test of the biden

betsy woodruff swann is here, an msnbc contributor. also joining us christopher goldsmith, an iraq war veteran. he monitors domestic extremism and national security issues. and former rnc chairman michael steele is here. michael steele, there's no bottom so i'm not going to ask you what it represents for the ex-president, twice impeached, once for his role in inciting the insurrection, putting out a statement in support of the insurrectionists. i want to talk about the consequences of said statement and said support. this is in "the new york times" today. it's going to haunt me how the capitol riot changed lives. officer james blassingame, we can't move past it. something comes up every day, every week, where there's a new piece where somebody is trying to change the narrative. you can't get past that. we go to work every day to protect congress. these people won't even have our back. we, the officers, did our job. no member of congress was injured that day. for them not to have our back, it's extremely disheartening. and that's puttin