, the host of the dean obeidallah show on sirius xm.e incredible acts of violence. what do you think this raft of pardons, first to the j6 protesters, but now to these anti-abortion protesters. what is this going to mean for the political climate in the united states, and specifically the climate around reproductive rights? >> well. >> i think. >> the message is the same with both the january. >> 6th. protesters and. >> the. >> and these anti-abortion protesters. which is that. >> if you are convicted of breaking. >> the. >> law in the service. >> of a right wing agenda, there. >> is you can. >> expect a measure of impunity. >> and so, you know, there's. >> this 1994 law that was in response to. >> a. >> spate of anti-abortion terrorism. i mean. to some extent. >> i feel like it's no longer applicable. >> you can't expect a trump justice department to enforce. >> it and you can't expect. >> and so, you know, i think the anti-abortion movement is actually going to have some degree of frustration during the trump years because trump is am

dean obeidallah, msnbc columnist and host of the dean obeidallah show on sirius xm.and angelo carusone, president of media matters. great to have all three of you with us. molly, i'll start with your reaction here and to this finger pointing from the republicans and specifically donald trump and his cohorts at fox. they're trying to blame everything except what is really happening. >> you know, trump did this throughout the last four years, right? >> he was running for president for four years during the biden administration. and every time there was sort of a anything, he would just jump in there and be like, this is why this is biden's fault. this is why this is the democrats fault. so i don't think we should be super surprised that he's doing this. i think what's worrying is that it has worked for him, right. he's been able to flood the zone and get these messages. so you have all of a sudden, you know, people are not talking about climate change, right? they're not talking about why does the why does the los angeles fire department have so much less money than th

so thank you to judge connor, and thank you to michelle goldberg and dean obeidallah. that's tonight's reidout. joy will be back right here on monday. all in with chris hayes starts now. >> tonight on. >> all in. >> is this man with a known history of. excessive drinking? >> the guy you want. >> at the other. >> end of the. phone at 2. >> a.m, in a crisis in. control of the nuclear codes. >> who are we kidding? >> the final arguments over pete hegseth. how many republicans will. >> break with. >> trump's pick? >> are you concerned. >> that there. >> might be some. >> blowback from. >> trump allies? trump himself? oh. >> there already is that. >> there already is tonight. >> full coverage as the debate. >> ends and we. >> bring. >> you live coverage of the pete hegseth vote. and after calling to end the federal emergency management agency. in north carolina, president trump lands in california. >> i appreciate the governor coming out. and meeting me. kevin, we very much. >> when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. >> i'm chris hayes. >> we're watching c