. >>> last thing before we go tonight is oan.ewsmax have gone soft and don't love trump as much as they should. much of their programming amounts to a kind of gaslight lounge without the lounge singer overpriced cocktails. mostly just gaslight. oan is getting attention because of a segment they cared about the insurrection. oh, no, not the one on 1/6, the attempted to overthrow the results of a democratic election, but you may not have heard the election was stolen from trump, you see, withheld from the chinese and pakistanis, of course, who wanted to install joe biden in office. so, you see, those nice tourist folks on 1/6 weren't actually trying to overturn an election. it was already overturned back on election day. see what they did there? that was the premise of oan's pearson sharp who then took it further. >> how many people were involved in these efforts to undermine the election? hundreds? thousands? tens of thousands? how many people does it take to carry out a coup against the presidency? what are the consequences for t

he has taken meetings and done interviews with friendly news outlets -- fox news, oan. this is the first time we will have heard from him publicly and quite a few months. it is kicking off what will be a string of public experiences, as he steps back into the public arena and tries to be a force ahead of the 2022 midterm elections and he continues to tease running for president again in 2024. he has sent out statements that have talked about the ongoing audits in arizona and across the country. he has also sent out a statement attacking infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci who has come into the crosshairs of a lot of conservatives lightly. -- conservatives lately. his advisers hope he will take a forward-looking position in his speech tonight. they want him to talk about his administration's accomplishments. we will have to see if that actually happens. the past few months according to advisers i have spoken with, dozens who have had conversations with him, the former president has focused a lot of his attention on the 2020 election and airing a lot of the grieva

he has taken meetings and done interviews with friendly news outlets -- fox news, oan. this is the first time we will have heard from him publicly and quite a few months. it is kicking off what will be a string of public experiences, as he steps back into the public arena and tries to be a force ahead of the 2022 midterm elections and he continues to tease running for president again in 2024. he has sent out statements that have talked about the ongoing audits in arizona and across the country. he has also sent out a statement attacking infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci who has come into the crosshairs of a lot of conservatives lightly. -- conservatives lately. his advisers hope he will take a forward-looking position in his speech tonight. they want him to talk about his administration's accomplishments. we will have to see if that actually happens. the past few months according to advisers i have spoken with, dozens who have had conversations with him, the former president has focused a lot of his attention on the 2020 election and airing a lot of the grieva

to repeat no one especially not oan is calling for executions to begin.that death is the remedy should trees and be proven. we are happy to play a role. however small and clearing that up. this also means democratic insurrectionists can go ahead with those weekend plans. that is our broadcast for this thursday night with our thanks for being here with us on behalf of all my colleagues at the networks of nbc news. good night. >> tonight on all in -- >> not just signing the bipartisan bill and forgetting about the rest i proposed. >> the president reaches a tentative deal on infrastructure, as republicans keep moderating on policy while radicalizing against democracy. then democrats move forward on their own investigation into the capital insurrection after republicans blocked a bipartisan commission. >> they wanted to make it about black lives matter, that wasn't would happen on january 6th. >> plus rudy giuliani gets his lot

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this is a guy from oan, pierson sharp. i'm going to tell you what it says, i don't want to play it. >> i'll take your word for it. >> he's calling for the mass executions of thousands of americans based on his belief and this claim, this false claim that widespread voter fraud amounted to a coup against the former president. this is what he said. he said in the past, america has had a very good solution for dealing with such traitors. execution. that feels like similarly putting people in your state and in every state that has oan in danger. >> the constitution in this country doesn't allow you to incite violence. obviously i didn't see that person say that, but there needs to be accountability for the lawyers, for the media, for others who have engaged in this big lie. this is not a joke. and by the way, these people can't just be dismissed as fringe actors. these are the modern republican party leaders. these are the people running statewide in these swing states. these are the people running state legislatures. these ar

host christina bob and the oan white house correspondent.he far right fringe network the only live stream of the show. today attorney general merrick garland announced he would expand the justice department's voting rights unit vowing to scrutinize those audits and onerous republican voting laws recently passed. >> we are scrutinizing new laws that seek to curb voter access and where we see violations we will not hesitate to act. we will apply the same scrutiny to post election audits to ensure they abide by federal statutory requirements to protect election records and avoid the intimidation of voters. finally, we have not been blind to the dramatic increase in menacing and violent threats against all manner of state and local election workers. >> meanwhile the trump backed big lie which is still coursing through the veins of the republican party and all of you still drinking the kool-aid of election lies y'all are the absolute worst. thankfully some democrats are fighting back though and scoring some wins. i'll show you how after the break

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take a look at what host on oan said about this the other day. >> when all the dust settles from theall these people who are responsible for overthrowing the election? what are the consequences for traitors who meddled with our sacred democratic process and tried to steal power by taking away the voices of the american people? what happens to them? well, in the past, america had a very good solution for dealing with such traitors. execution. >> execution. he said it so calmly. now, that same host claims he was only discussing a legal process and wasn't calling for any executions, but just in case the big lie and the bamboo ballots that they think came from china don't pan out for the former president, the same cast of characters on the far right have been warming up their latest circus side show, something called critical race theory. >> and let me tell you right now, critical race conspiracy theory is bigoted, it is a lie, and it's very bit as racist as the clan in white sheets. >> they're propagandizing our children and turning them away from faith. >> it's a lie. it makes american

after some significant outrage, that oan personality tried to explain the threat but he did not apologizeto kyung for that amazing reporting. >>> the companion building similar to the one that collapsed with the same design. cnn went in to investigate the north tower. for veteran families, when it comes to finding and buying your dream home, we'll be there to make it happen. we'll be there when you want better rates too. or to get money for retirement. we'll be there because we work only with veteran families like yours to help you get the most life out of a home for the life of your family >>> here in surfside, there's been a lot of attention to the north tower, an identical building near the one that collapsed and questions about whether the north tower is now safe. cnn's brian todd was allowed inside to have a detailed look around, and brian joins me now. brian, what did you see? >> john, i saw an area where maintenance and upkeep is kind of an obsession to people in the tower with the president and the vice president. we talked to both of them today. they showed us the garage, the roo

if you have never seen into the world of modern republican party, brace yourself from the far right oanrk interviewing kelly ward. >> update us on what is going on with the audit. >> great to be here. the audit is proceeding. no matter what the democrats try to do and the leftists and the media and the republicans in name only who are belittling and bemoaning and generally throwing a fit about the audit. the audit continues. the audit has expanded. i think it is the first domino that is going to fall. little noises from around the country and there is a delegation from pennsylvania come to arizona to meet with our legislature. hopefully we will see action in pennsylvania, georgia, michigan, maybe wisconsin or nevada. i think the country has woken up and they are tired of do-nothing politicians or do something that is wrong politicians. they want to follow arizona's lead so we have election integrity. >> so wonderful to see. this is what president trump said all along. the state legislatures. republican governors are not doing anything and blocking new election integrity bills. but the s

they want to pick the moderators, and they want them to be from oan. what is going on here?ple and it's fair, and equal, that's just unsportsmanlike if you're a republican. we can't let that happen. of course they're going to try to shut that down. that's ridiculous. we can't have two people have a conversation steered by policy and actual questions. they're scared to death of going outside their little fox bunker into the real world, with real questions. >> yeah. >> this is just par for the course. >> that's why they just want to rig elections instead. thank you, kurt. >>> up next, america is slowly recovering from the pandemic, but it's an uneven recovery. what is being done to help out low-income families who are suffering the most, next. most, t to make progress, we must keep taking steps forward. we believe the future of energy is lower carbon. and to get there, the world needs to reduce global emissions. at chevron, we're taking action. tying our executives' pay to lowering the carbon emissions intensity of our operations. it's tempting to see how far we've come. but i

he goes on networks like oan and he doesn't get the kind of reaction from that he used to get. so he wants attention. he wants the oxygen. that's what he wants. and he wants the money. that is what he wants. he wants the fundraising. if he can't do that, he is sort of in a straitjacket right now. it's a very big problem for them. and as i was saying, when you re-evaluate two years from now say they reinstate him, the question is, for how long? do they look at all of his e-mails and say, you know, you were telling lies in those. do they reinstate him for a certain period of time? say a month and then they say wait a minute, not so much. you're still doing the same old same old and we'll yank that away from you. doney can answer that better than i can. >> they also have to think what cut-off is there where he has to have, be in the clear, have good behavior for a certain amount of time. >> basically probation. facebook probation. >> exactly. to gloria's point he may not be able to fund raise and have that benefit of facebook and other social media platforms but, clearly, he has f

assessment -- how real is the border as an issue for americans who are not glued to fox news, news max, oanated the audience. come on, now, what am i supposed to do with everybody else who does not stick to the same sources of information who repeat the same lines we heard from republicans right there? the gop truly mastered the concept of the message discipline, and the impact of their viewers, their voters hearing that messaging day in and day out across the course of months and years is masterful in terms of getting them to the polls and getting them excited about this issue. and so that's what we can expect from trump and republicans when they go to the border -- more of the same lies, more of the same content, more of the same language that will rile up their base and again reaffirm the gop's alignment with trump. this is masterful power posturing for trump to be visiting the border with these gop members right now, who are fully being dogged about reaffirming their commitment to trump and reaffirming their commitment to trump's immigration issues which is and will remain a hot button

he is listening to people at oan, mike lindell. here is a sample of who donald trump has been listening to. >> we're in a race against time everyone. we need the election pulled down. we need our great president donald trump back in and that's coming. >> it's becoming glaringly apparent that donald trump absolutely crushed joe biden in the election. the american people resoundingly choose donald j. trump and democrats are trying to steal it. >> half of the nation believes this election was stolen from donald trump and i agree with that. that's a fact. i believe he won and we're going to prove it. >> no wonder donald trump believes some of this stuff. >> it's impossible to disentangle the self-interest and delusion that is donald trump. donald trump does absolutely nothing that is not, he does not think is going to help him. he does not care at all about the republican party. and he is beginning this phase of rallies not coincidentally at a time when his principal preoccupation is staying out of jail. he has serious criminal investi

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so to repeat, no one, especially not oan, is calling for executions to begin. they're merely suggesting that death is the remedy should treason be proven. we are happy to play a role, how far small, in clearing that up. this also means that democratic insurrectionists can go ahead with those weekend plans. that is our broadcast for this thursday night with our thanks for being here with us. on behalf of all my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night. came out in 1962. and this is not exactly a spoiler, the real villain in the story is angela lens berry. as i said, it's not a spoiler, you figured out really soon as you watch it. but angela lens berry is a -- she is hidden from the public villain. she is the part behind the throne. she is the wife of an increasingly high-profile u.s. senator, but you soon learned that he is a puppet, she is the one pulling all the strings. here is a clip. you can see angela lens buried here. you see her quiet evil satisfaction, while she was knowingly watching, her her husband senator wind up and do his thing. it is a

he has taken meetings and done interviews with friendly news outlets -- fox news, oan.s is the first time we will have heard from him publicly and quite a few months. it is kicking off what will be a string of public experiences, as he steps back into the public arena and tries to be a force ahead of the 2022 midterm elections and he continues to tease running for president again in 2024. he has sent out statements that have talked about the ongoing audits in arizona and across the country. he has also sent out a statement attacking infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci who has come into the crosshairs of a lot of conservatives lightly. -- conservatives lately. his advisers hope he will take a forward-looking position in his speech tonight. they want him to talk about his administration's accomplishments. we will have to see if that actually happens. the past few months according to advisers i have spoken with, dozens who have had conversations with him, the former president has focused a lot of his attention on the 2020 election and airing a lot of the grievances

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