nicole wallace. executive producer of an amazing special this sunday at 7:00 p.m.l. that will raise money for the victim of russia's war in ukraine. so i already know the answer to all this. of course i watch your show earlier and saw your interviews about it. tell those who for whatever reason missed it because they're crazy, where this idea came from. >> so, listen, you and i have armchaired the demise of our own democracy. and for some reason, that made me feel more pain watching the war in ukraine. where they were living their lives, they were getting in their steps and juggling work and life. 126 days ago. and their heinous autocratic neighbor russia came in illegally. without any pretense. up ended the lives of the military and every civilian. every day there's an attack on a civilian target. we grope around for some area of consensus and we don't even agree on the importance of living in a democracy anymore here. so there was something about ukraine. and support for ukraine is in the 90s. there are not that many things that -- we don't even have that number

here with my colleagues, lawrence o'donnell, nicole wallace, joy reid, chris hayes. obviously, that sort of is still scratching the surface. today was a long hearing with a lot of different points. i think today's hearing did feel like it was sprawling. we've got to a lot of different things, but this point about trump having secretly planned to direct people to the capitol, without telling the authorities, without telling other agencies of the government, that seems to me to be a very important new point. >> and i think it's both a new point, and it's also in line with a bunch of other new revelations they have surfaced, which point to consciousness of guilt, right? the fact they were scheming, the fact they are having meetings and not telling other people, the fact that the secret electors were told not to tell other people, were told not to text about it, like they have revealed, time and time again -- again because there was this weird degree to which word was getting public, but rudy giuliani was running around the country, going public. you can almost think, th

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quick note, on, sunday nbc presents ukraine answering the call, produced by our own and bc's nicole wallace, special guest like alicia keys, gronk, easily and more. they will be raising funds by those affected by the ongoing war. make sure you tune in this sunday, on msnbc. and finally before we, go that we have a lot of people come and go in the show, turn over his natural, and i don't do stuff on the show every time, but a tiffany champion who's been with us from the beginning is leaving and it's a huge blow. and for the old timers, the ones who have been here since the first day, if you like the show, tiffany was part of the reasons why you did. we're gonna miss correlate. that is. all nbc prime starts this week. ali velshi, sorry i'm throwing it too late. >> that's all, right now is a good reason to do, it my friend. have a good weekend, we will see you next week. >> you too. >> and thanks to you at home for joining us this evening as well. his name was vinnie the chin. not because of his strong job. rather, the name vinnie the chain was the plan the italian name vin chan so. his govern

nicole wallace, thank you my friend -- >> all of -- them >> cannot wait for your special. that is tonight's reidout -- be sure to catch ukraine: answering the call, 7 pm, all in with chris hayes starts right now. , 7 pm, al >> tonight on all in -- >> a person let me know you have your deposition tomorrow. he wants me to let you know he is thinking about you. the mob boss playbook exposed. >> attempting to influence witnesses to testify untruthfully presents very serious concerns. >> tonight, new details about the trump world figure attempting to influence testimony and new reporting from david rohde on the attorney general supervision of the trump case. and the case of potential criminal prosecution drawing closer. then, connecting the dots between new anti gay laws in florida to a right-wing mobs attempt to storm a drag show. and elie mystal puts this radical turn from the supreme court into perspective, win all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, welcome to this holiday weekend, i hope you are kicking back right now, enjoying. there's a q

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eastern with expert analysis from rachel maddow, joy reid, nicolle wallace, and more, and then tomorrow beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern, andrea mitchell and i will host special coverage of what the committee found and what happens next. that is going to do it for me today. hallie jackson picks up our coverage right now. >>> thank you. we're going to take you back in now to the other big story of the day, president biden testing positive for covid with that briefing still happening over at the white house. let's listen in. >> so isolation, yes, just for everybody, isolation is when you're positive, and you're isolating, quarantining is if you've been exposed. so that's the kind of difference in terminology. the isolation protocols, he's going to stay in his residence, we're going to minimize the -- i don't actually know what the plans are with the first lady in terms of -- i'm assuming she's going to stay isolated from the president as well. but that's a good -- i don't know if you have anything more on the first lady, but obviously i think she will continue -- stay away from the preside

substantial we didn't know 18 months ago, so where was all of that master documentary storing telling nicole wallaceas talking about great fleets talk about the star panelist who seemed to suddenly remember she is actually in the middle of a tough primary race in wyoming. >> that cabin backdrop it's so authentic. then it was this special guest panelist. >> 's campaign senior adviser told us that mistress could lainey thought the theories wer mehdi. he tried to participate in this meeting. >> that sounds like a slur against italian-americans if yo ask me. the cleanest video today seem t come courtesy of info words and alex jones. but maybe we aren't being charitable here. it's mister goldstein, he did treat the committee to a witnes that looked like he, she was from the future. >> my concern with that for seemingly the first time was speaking directly to extremist. >> it is like yoda. joy naming now is senior columnist at town townhall author of the new book will be back, the fall and the rise of america. i loved having on the podcast today. this production isn't so much gone with the wind, but what?

but nicole wallace had a pressing question today in the lead up to it all. >> when i had covid, i binged "lucifer." president biden could also watch something come of the prime time hearing of the january 6th committee. does he plan to watch that? >> laura: who think biden is still number one? why is ron klain still employed at the white house with his track record? >> people are blaming biden, seeing how frail and weak he is in trying to put all their problems on him. in effect, the entire democrat party agrees with the biden agenda and they think by replacing biden some way or another they will be able to get rid of their problems but it's the policy agenda of the democrats that so unpopular. i wouldn't say ron klain is long for the white house world. >> laura: they think it's a messaging problem. great to see you as always in the studio, mollie. >> this powerful antiviral available to people. now we've just a couple weeks ago where pharmacists can prescribe it. you walk in with a positive test and you can get the same drug the president's getting the white house today. we encourage ev

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it is a special produced by msnbc's nicole wallace. she is the ep on this project. it features kristen bell, alicia keys, brad paisley, billie eilish, paul mccartney, and more. the money raised from this will help those affected by the ongoing war in ukraine. the hour-long show will also include a addressed by ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. you can watch ukraine answering the call, tomorrow, 7 pm eastern. and pacific on nbc at 10 pm eastern, on msnbc. coming up, i have got something to say about republicans and their attempts to gaslight the country in a post-roe world. here's what you need to know, i refused to be gaslit. simone says is next , refused to be gaslit when you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's easier to be an innovator. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] it'sy republican friends are doing to downplay the real threat to our democracy. i will not be gaslit. and you should not let them gaslight you either. some republicans claim that demo

produced by our very own nicole wallace.pecial will raise funds for those impacted by the ongoing war in ukraine. featuring appearances by aly shah keys, paul mccartny and more. watch is 7:00 sunday. and 10:00 p.m. eastern here on maria butina. you can also catch me on the katy fang show. and stream new original episodes of the show thursday and friday. on msnbc hub on peacock. please enjoy safely your holiday weekend. the "the reidout" with joy reid is up next. >>> tonight on the "the reidout." >> i would have wiped the floor with the guys that weren't loyal. which i will now do. which is -- i love getting people. >> slow down. you love getting even with people. >> absolutely.

six committee member, congresswoman stephanie murphy, explain what happened to my colleague, nicole wallace, earlier today. >> what happened, however, is they received for requests from congressional committees on january 16th to preserve records. they had this planned migration for the 25th, i believe, of january. nobody, along the way, stop to think, well, maybe we shouldn't do the migration of data, and of the devices, until we are able to fulfill these for requests from congress. they moved ahead with their efforts to migrate the devices, and the data. their process, as explain to us was, simply, to leave it to the agents to determine whether or not there was anything on their phones worth saving, that was necessary to say, for federal records. as a result, today, they did not receive any texts from their agents when they made that transition that was flagged for preservation. >> so, it was up to secret service agents to just decide to preserve documents, they thought were relevant. shockingly, it looks like none did. a lot, for an organization that insists, it has nothing to hide. cong

i'm aymon mohyledin in for nicole wallace.s host tucker carlson to the most influential conservative gathering among the political right, cpac, that was when it was held for the first time in buddha pest in hungary. that destination was no random choice. hungary's prime minister, victor orba and his oritarian ways have been embraced by many u.s. conservatives. tucker carlson very much included. last august, carlson hosted his own show from buddha pest touting orban's anti-immigration policies as a model america should follow at home and sat down with the leader for an interview. but last weekend, orban took his anti-immigrant rhetoric up a notch, saying things that went too far for even some of those close to him. columnist for "the washington post" dana milbank "during a july 23rd address in which he said immigration should be called population replacement or inundation he gave to the voice to the belief underlying nationalism. he opposes the mixing of races. migration has split europe into two or has split the west into two,

i'm not a big fan of nicole wallace. she sold out for the left and to cash in. she is right here.ger for democrats. i was at the -- we're picking up races we weren't targeting. that's the environment we're in politically now. you have a president with record low approval rating, vast majority of americans believe the country is on the wrong track. americans want republicans in control of congress so we're in an environment where a lot of candidates will end up winning. what democrats will be stuck with is the maga candidates and candidates that are further to the right that will be governing states, that will be in congress, that they will have to deal with. as someone who supports that, i'm okay with it. but yeah, democrats are going to live to regret this, mark my words. >> harris: i can't imagine republicans being too upset they are getting a huge fundraising haul from the other side, right? they are throwing their cash in. we'll watch what happens. leslie and lisa, always great to have you. good to see you both. >> thank you. >> harris: arrests in chicago have hit their lowest

i said this to our colleague, nicole wallace.ould say, look, i didn't know this person was a witness i call this person all of a time. that to me, is the most significant part of the reporting. it's not somebody that donald trump routinely called otherwise. and so if that fact holds up, it will blow a hole in his defense, and it looks like trump is desperate. remember with cassidy hutchinson, he used somebody else to call hutchinson, and said that president trump wants you to be loyal he knows you'll do the right thing. but what happens in criminal investigations overtime, is that the walls start closing in. cut outs get scared. it may be to the point where he doesn't have cut outs for the witnesses anymore, he has to do it himself. and like everything else trump touches, he will botch it. >> what does that tell us about donald trump's relationship with his criminal defense lawyers? if they are at all good, they would have said to him do not reach out to any of these possible witnesses. don't do that. he may just have terrible la

it is a special produced by msnbc's nicole wallace, the ep of this project.sten bell, alicia keys, brad paisley, billie eilish, paul mccartney and more. the money race from this will help those affected by the ongoing war in ukraine. the hour-long show will also include an address by ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy. you can watch ukraine answered the call tomorrow at 7 pm am eastern pacific and 10 pm eastern on msnbc. i mean is -- coming up, have something to say are republicans trying to gaslight a post-roe world. i refused to be gaslit, simone says is next. world. i (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is difrefused to be gaslitney managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our client's portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions for you, right? (fisher investments) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiducia

hosting that tomorrow night, along with my dear friends chris hayes and joy reid and nicolle wallace and lawrence o'donnell and the whole team, 1:00 p.m. is when the live hearing starts, and 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night is when we will start our prime time recap. i can tell you one thing in advanceim of tomorrow's hearing. i can tell you for sure that the tattoo quotient among the witnesses isth about to go way, wayth up and i do not want to speculate what any of these folks might haveat lurking unde their collars, it is totally possible of course that like, you know, rusty bowers has an amazing torso full of tattoos, who knows or just michael luttig had a full sleeve tattoo working under his very silver suit but in terms of visible tattoos, tattoos visible o even in busins wear, in terms of face tattoos, neck tattoo, head tattoos, hand tattoos, tomorrow is going to really up the numbers in terms of what we have seen yet from liveer witnesses at january 6th hearings. tomorrow's hearing, we have been advised will focus at least in part on the relationship between former president trump an

here is what the attorney told nicole wallace yesterday. >> all right, it does not sound like we have that. she essentially reiterated that they were sending the office a cease and desist letter. her client, dr. bernard, she had been getting a lot of threats. i got a statement today. like any correspondence, it will be reviewed if and when it roe arrives. regardless, no false or misleading statements have been made. alex? >> lindsey, thank you so much for that. we are continuing on right now. i am joined by abigail tracey. the national political reporter with vanity fair. this is out of the jail's latest headline. this shines light on the draconian restrictions. abigail, what about this case might mobilize ohio voters to turn on republican governor mike dewine? >> yes. we are looking at this case. it obviously has been such a flash point in the broader debate about abortion. one of the things at the root of this, the law of in ohio was never a question. people raised doubts about the story itself, the story of the ten year old. we have seen at that story was one hunted percent true. i

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here is what she told my friend, nicole wallace about that witnesses false claim. >> which she put oute was trying to create a new lie. she is denying the truth, she wants that to catch on with their base, so they can begin to redefine with the truth is. this is another big lie, that is just beginning. >> joining me now is georgia state representative, she was one of the witnesses that actually testified at those house hearings. thank you so much for being here, we have to talk about all of this right wing disinformation. you, had this bizarre line of questioning is soft. with republican congressman, ralph norment. let's play that exchange, i have some questions for you on the other side. >> if a healthy child is born, is that woman's right to decide if it lives or dies. >> what i think is based on your -- you have a low opinion on pregnant people. excuse me. i'm answering it. do you want to answer, or do you want to keep talking over witnesses. when i'm telling you is no one would carry pregnancy, to decide on a monday, because they're bored, that they want to have an abortion. that i

msnbc's nicole wallace was the executive producer, and the special will feature kristen bell, aliciash, paul mccartney, and more. it will also include an address from ukraine's president zelenskyy. what ukraine answering the call it tonight on nbc at 7 pm eastern and pacific, or you can watch on msnbc at 10 pm eastern. thank you so much for watching symone on this sunday, you. all i am symone sanders, and you can catch me here on msnbc, or anytime over on peacock norway have new episodes on the msnbc club every tuesday and thursday. they are up for 13 days. go watch them. also, hit me up on social media. you can find highlights and news about the show on instagram, twitter, and the ticking talk. right now, i am happy to hand things over to my friend reverend al sharpton. i know you have an interview with the wig, congressman jim clyburn coming up. i will be watching. >> well, i thank you for watching, and i certainly enjoy watching you. lady in blue tonight, i see. thank, you symone. good evening, and welcome to politicsnation on the eve of independence day, two nights lead, independ

i'm ayman mohyeldin in for nicole wallace. the january 6th committee is gaining team steam.rting suggests that the panel has either heard from or is on the verge of hearing from some very important witnesses. a major focus of the committee in recent days, conversations among top cabinet officials about invoking the 25th amendment to actually remove donald trump from office in the days after the january 6th insurrection. treasury secretary steve mnuchin has sat down for a

the january six committee member, we zoe lofgren, broke the news yesterday in an interview with nicole wallace on msnbc that some secret service agents have hired private criminal defense lawyers to represent them in negotiations for their testimony with the january 6th committee. here's what january ex committee member adam kinzinger said about that today. >> now, all of a sudden, you have the secret service members, lawyer-ed up, and not coming in to talk to us. >> kinzinger said that first thing this morning, and in the late afternoon today, the director of the secret service, james marie, finally broke his silence on the worst scandal ever to hit the secret service. after one week of total silence, the director of the secret service issued a written statement, which was, at this point, very difficult to believe. james marie said in writing, i am firmly reiterating the commitment of the united states secret service and supporting the extraordinary efforts of the january 6th select committee, since day one, i have directed our personnel to cooperate fully and completely with the committee, a

will present a primetime special to help raise funds for families affected by the war by calling nicole wallace, host of deadline, white house here at msnbc, is one of the executive producers of this hour-long special which will feature special appearances by celebrity chef jose andres, brandi carlile, alicia keys, simu liu, brad paisley, and more. the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy, it will also deliver remarks during the event and will echo his calls to americans to do whatever they can't in the fight for peace. ukraine, answering the call, will air sunday at 7 pm on both the east and west coasts on nbc, and again at 10 pm eastern on msnbc, as we prepare for our own independence day festivities here. try to spare an hour for those in ukraine who are now fighting for their independence. we have more ahead, stay with us. with a jitterbug? or return from war, dreaming of the possibilities ahead. where your dad waited for his dad to come home from the factory. is this where they gathered on their front steps with fats domino on the breeze? ancestry can guide you to family discoveries in

you know, tomorrow nbc presents ukraine, answering the call, executive produced by msnbc's own nicole wallacese lives have been affected by the ongoing war in ukraine and raising awareness to the power of entertainment featuring kristen bell and matt paisley, philly eilish, paul mccartney, and more. plus, hear and adjust from ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. watch ukraine answering the call tomorrow at 7 pm eastern, and pacific on nbc, at 10 pm on msnbc. thanks for watching the katie phang show this morning, be sure to join us anytime on twitter, facebook, instagram, or tiktok at the handle at the katie phang show. i will be back tomorrow morning at 7 am eastern. ali velshi is next. >> today's witness miss cassadee hutchinson is another former member of president trump's white house staff. >> as an american, i was disgusted. we are watching the capitol building get defaced over a lie. >> i heard the president say something to the effect of why can't they have weapons, they are not here to hurt -- >> what happened in the presidents vehicle? >> the president said something to the effect

committee member stephanie murray described the secret service's actions to the great nicolle wallace their process as explained to us was simply to leave it to the agents to determine whether or not there was anything on their phones worth saving that was necessary to save for federal records, and as a result today they have -- they did not receive any texts from their agents when they made that transition that was flagged for preservation. >> murphy said the secret service would continue to explore additional ways to secure the subpoenaed text messages. for its part in a statement, the is a exseek spokesman says the agency continues to be fully cooperative with the january 6th select committee, noting that the agency delivered an initial set of documents and records in response to last week's subpoenas. that includes documents as well as secret service cell phone use as other policies as well as operational and planning records. today the national archives called on the secret service to investigate the potential unauthorized deletion of texts. the secret service has 30 days to expl

eastern with expert analysis from rachel maddow, joy reid, nicolle wallace, and more, and then tomorrow beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern, andrea mitchell and i will host special coverage of what the committee found and what happens next. that is going to do it for me today. hallie jackson picks up our coverage right now. >>> thank you. we're going to take you back in now to the other big story of the day, president biden testing positive for covid with that briefing still happening over at the white house. let's listen in. >> so isolation, yes, just for everybody, isolation is when you're positive, and you're isolating, quarantining is if you've been exposed. so that's the kind of difference in terminology. the isolation protocols, he's going to stay in his residence, we're going to minimize the -- i don't actually know what the plans are with the first lady in terms of -- i'm assuming she's going to stay isolated from the

"deadline: white house" with nicole wallace starts right ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> hi there, everyone.00 in the east. since its inception the congressional panel tanked with investigating the worst attack on the united states capitol in centuries has faced attacks from the various groups of people invested in their failure from the domestic violent extremists who were the main driving force behind the attack to the disgraced ex president himself and his allies, the ones in the country's two main political parties, people who peddled the big lie and incited the deadly attack in the first place and is so often the case since the emergence of donald trump in our politics, to cross trump is to face brutal threats of violence. on tuesday committee member adam kinzinger tweeted this. the darkness has

nicole wallace, our colleague, has been raising over the course of tonight, the prospect of whether trumpht find himself essentially attached to those cases. i mean, i don't know there's ever gonna be a superseding indictment that at some. but whether or not his behavior, who was in contact with, what he knew would be the consequences of his actions, might ever be linked to those types of charges, especially given that there are existing indictments of real life americans, who are already facing those very serious claims by the government. >> so, there clearly is a lot of evidence of obstruction of congress, but the difference for seditious conspiracy is that you'd have to prove that the president knew, it's part of the plan, that violence would be used. and that he engaged in that conspiracy. now, we have all pointed to a lot of circumstantial evidence. but i think it really keeps that everyone keeps asking about is trying to find the connective tissue from the president to people who were talking to the leadership of the oath keepers and the proud boys. and that's where, again, you want

so where was all that master documentary story telling thatla nicolle wallace was talking about it? let's begin with a star panelist, liz cheney, who seems to suddenly remember that she is actually in the middle of a tough primary race in wyoming. look at that log cabin backdrop. >> it's so authentic. look at it. then there was the new special guest panelist, congressman stephanie murphy. she should join cupie in the reading room and never leave. >> she couldn't even get the pronunciation of the key witness right. >> campaign senior adviser jason miller told us that mr.r. cipollini thought john eastman's theories were nutty . mr. cipollini tried to . rticipate in this meetingo oh, that sounds like a slur against italian americans to me. thanow, there was testimony tht was so blurry that i was having vision issues. then there was this testimony with such bad audio that they needed scrolls on the bottom of the screen. in fact, the cleanest video today seemed to come courtesy of infowars and alexou jones. . >> what? but maybe we aren't being charitable here. it . come on to mr. goldson

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directly because you're a modest person and you're not going to say it, but ladies and gentlemen, nicole wallace. >> i've seen a lot of people saying they stand with ukraine, but there's a difference between saying something and doing something, and you know, i was behind the scenes for this entire journey, and you know, she did the impossible, and you know -- >> you're going to make me cry. >> i wholeheartedly thank you, and you know, i'm hopefully, you know, the presidential office will surprise you as well in the coming weeks. >> well, it all came from my audience falling in love with your and your family and seeing those videos of your young daughters at the beginning of the war, and my team knows that i would wake up every morning and say, has anyone heard from igor today? and then message you. so, it is a connection that all of our viewers and certainly my entire family feels with yours. we're still waiting to take you to disneyland or universal. we work at universal and we're really proud that you inspired this idea, and we thank you for everything. all your contributions, igor, thank you

. >> nicolle wallace last night said this was damn neither decapitation of the federal government, ofntire government. that's literally who was in that capitol, the people that they were looking to hang, to lynch. that's as bad as it gets. andrew weissmann and frank, thank you both very much. >>> up next, chilling revelation how secret service agents on mike pence's own security detail feared for their lives on january 6th. "the reidout" continues after this. on january 6th. "the reidout" continues after this i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three ps. what are the three ps? the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80, what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're a

i'm alicia menendez in for nicole wallace.w york, 3:00 p.m in the chicago area, where a gunman killed six people in the fourth of july parade. shots rang out sending people running for their lives. 24 people have been transferred to local hospitals. they canceled independence day celebrations and authorities urging everyone to stay indoors as the shooter is still at large and believed to be armed and dangerous. police describe the suspect as a white male between the ages of 18 and 20, left behind what was described as a high-powered rifle. the deputy chief of the lake county sheriff's office described the shooting as, quote, completely random as well as parade participants. a doctor who was at the parade and stayed on the scene to help

. >> first of all, programming note, there's nowhere where you can say claire mccaskill and nicole wallacelshit. >> we were quoting bill barr! >> we've all said all along does this get trump? does this get trump? does this get trump? if i go around america right now, how can he not indict him? looking back now, you look at the tax stuff and you know how squishy, ishy, how can we as a nation and how can merrick garland, his own legacy because i like to evaluate what is someone's personal motivation. let's handicap the behavior. if you're merrick garland and you're the justice department, how do you see what we've seen to date and as everybody has said the connective tissue is there, today you have him on conspiracy, you have him on obstruction of justice and tampering with witnesses. so how can they not indict him at this point? that's my biggest question. i can give you many reasons why they would aren't. why wouldn't they at this point? >> we have so much more to get to. i want to ask you quickly, jake sherman about the steve bannon offer? what is the committee doing with that? >> it does

"deadline: white house" with nicole wallace starts right ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> hi there, everyone.00 in the east. since its inception the congressional panel tanked with investigating the worst attack on the united states capitol in centuries has faced attacks from the various groups of people invested in their failure from the domestic violent extremists who were the main driving force behind the attack to the disgraced ex president himself and his allies, the ones in the country's two main political parties, people who peddled the big lie and incited the deadly attack in the first place and is so often the case since the emergence of donald trump in our politics, to cross trump is to face brutal threats of violence. on tuesday committee member adam kinzinger tweeted this. the darkness has reached new lows and he shared a compilation of the barrage of threats of violence his office is receiving. we'll describe it as deeply disturbing, but worse than that. here's just a snippet of what they posted. >>. >> going to come protest in front of your house this weekend. we know who your f

tonight's january 6th hearing live from washington with nicole wallace, joy reid, chris hays, lawrence o'donnell, stephanie rule, alex wagner. all here for msnbc's primetime hearing on the january 6th investigation. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm rachel maddow. i want to thank you at home for joining us on msnbc for the live coverage of the primetime hearing of the january 6th hearing. we know you have every option in the world to watch tonight's hearings. we are grateful you have chosen to watch with us. i'm here with the whole team. chris hayes, joy reid, more colleagues. what we are expecting is something that has been described as a season finale. not show finale, but season finale. tonight's the last one. capping off for now what has been an extroid naryury six weeks. we have done our best to bring it, summarize it, make sure everybody's been able to absorb what they've done and to prepare us for the next revelations as they have been rolling out. i will say that as we are preparing for tonight's culminating hearing, we've also been keeping an eye on the other major news

i'm alicia menendez in for nicole wallace, continuing our breaking news coverage of the shooting at arade earlier today in highland park, illinois. a suburb of chicago. right now, an event at the white house has begun where the president and first lady are celebrating july 4th with military families. if the president addresses the shooting, we will bring you those remarks. but here's what we know at this moment about what took place in highland park. six people are dead, two dozen are seriously injured, including at least one child. the search for the suspect still under way. police officials describing the suspect as a white man, approximately 18 to 20 years old, with long black hair wearing a white or blue shirt. the citizens of highland park urged to shelter in place as the suspect is still considered armed and dangerous. officials say it appears the suspect shot from a rooftop, which he accessed from a ladder attached to the building. and that is where he left behind what they described as a high-powered rifle. we expect to hear another briefing from local law enforcement in about

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