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guess what, folks, a special tuesday edition of the rachel maddow show writes starts right now, good evening rachel. >> i did not mean to blindside you with the fact that i was going to be here on tuesday night this week. when i said that last night during our coverage, you reacted like i shocked you, like i -- >> my head around -- >> what -- >> i like to keep it spicy, when [inaudible] you get to that last line on the prompter. but i was very excited. to be honest, as a fan, i just got a little -- i was a little psyched. i said, i'm curious about what rachael has to say about all this tomorrow. >> well, now that i know that you like to keep it a little -- i don't know, to the. and one of these times i'm gonna sneak into your prompter and i'm going to put on vanilla ice. >> like anchorman, i will read anything. >> you are so tempting me, man. it will happen. thank you my friend. appreciate it. and thanks at-home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. you are getting more of me than you bargained for this week, i'm sorry. if everything goes as planned -- which honestly is ba

rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. good evening, chris, thank you my friend. much appreciated. >> you bet. >> thank you at-home for joining us this hour, happy to have you here. the new u.s. ambassador to ukraine is going to be our guest, here live tonight, this is gonna be her first live interview since taking her post. reopening the u.s. embassy in kyiv. he, have of course, a city that is now newly-being targeted with missiles by the russian military. heck of a welcome back to the city for the u.s. embassy, but ambassador bridget brink is going to be joining us for any sluice of interview from kyiv. in just a few minutes. i hope you will be there for that. back in 2010, the u.s. justice department arrested and indicted nine people, win michigan and ohio, and indiana. nine people who are all members of a group that called itself a militia. the indictment, back in 2010 charge that these nine people intended to murder a member of law enforcement, possibly the family of a law enforcement officer as well. and then, when l

be back again tomorrow night, wednesday night 9 pm eastern for another special edition of the rachel maddowust gonna have to stand it. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell, good evening lawrence. >> i'm just going to have to get used to it rachel, this is fun. we have some breaking news, rachel -- court schedules an initial appearance of january 6th case

the rachel maddow show starts tonight. tonight. connecticut, thank you very much for joining us tonight. that's "all in." the rachel maddow begins right now. >> thanks for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. itg is a very simple progressi. i'll tell you the bottom line, it is still notn. early to figu outit how this is all going to d ultimately, but in terms of where we are now, it is easy, it is very, very, it's logical and straightforward, to figure out where we are in this story. because these are the questions we now know to ask. question number one. was it illegal? if the answer is yes, it was illegal, then the next question is, did they know it was illegal? if the answer was yes, they knew it was illegal, then the next question is, did they try to pull it off

guess what, folks, a special tuesday edition of the rachel maddow show writes starts right now, good evening rachel. i do not need to blindside your the fact that i was gonna be on tuesday night to say when i saw that last night during our special occasion. you reacted like a shock to. like i elected -- >> you know i like to keep it by, say only know who i'm throwing to, and i get that last line on a prompter. but so. it was like, i gotta get ahead of, i was really excited, to be honest, as a fan. i just got a little sight. i was like, i'm curious to see what rachael has to say about all of this tomorrow. so that was my reaction. >> one out that i know that you like to keep it, you know, >> spicy. >> right up to the end, one of these times i'm going to sneak into your prompter and put on, now, next on msnbc, vanilla ice. >> i'm like anchor man. i'll read anything. >> you're tempting me. it will happen. thank you. much appreciated. >>> thanks for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. you're getting more of me than you bargained for this week. i'm sorry. if everything goes as pl

the rachel maddow show starts tonight. tonight. connecticut, thank you very much for joining us tonight. that's "all in." the rachel maddow begins right now. >> thanks for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. itg is a very simple progressi. i'll tell you the bottom line, it is still notn. early to figu outit how this is all going to d ultimately, but in terms of where we are now, it is easy, it is very, very, it's logical and straightforward, to figure out where we are in this story. because these are the questions we now know to ask. question number one. was it illegal? if the answer is yes, it was illegal, then the next question is, did they know it was illegal? if the answer was yes, they knew it was illegal, then the next question is, did they try to pull it off anyway? if the answer to that is yes, they tried to pull it off anyway, my next personal question is always, well, when you try to pull it off, was it occasionally hilarious? whether or not the answer to that is yes, then the next obvious question is did it get

it >> thanks, chris. >> that's all ahead on this wednesday night, the rachel maddow show starts rightow. good evening chris, thank you my friend. thanks to at-home for joining us this hour. let's get to it. tonight there is a lot! to get into. tomorrow, the january six investigation is going to hurt its third public hearing. it starts at 1 pm eastern. we'll be doing a primetime recap of that here on msnbc, tomorrow, night starting at 8 pm eastern. but, tomorrow's hearing, whether you watch it live or reach up at night or both, you should know that it's going to focus on the effort to pressure mike pence. pressure him into the idea that he personally should refused to count the electoral votes and he should thereby have thrown out the results of the presidential election on january 6th at the u.s. capitol. that, i mean,. that, i mean,.

if so if you already subscribe to the rachel maddow show podcast, thank you. you don't have to do anything else. if you don't already subscribe, go to whatever podcast provider you use, type my name maddow in the search bar and subscribe to the rachel maddow show, it is all free and you will see at that podcast, you will have all of the normal content, the audio of this show for example but once the hearing starts that's where we are going to post free and in its entirety the audio of all of the january 6th committee hearings, plus the pre-analysis and the post-analysis when they happen. boy there's a lot going on right now. we've got a lot to get to tonight. our live view from kyiv with the u.s. ambassador to ukraine is coming up after this. a lot to get to. stay with us tonight. good to have you. to. stay with us tonight good to have you millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network, with the carr

thanks. >>> that is "all in" on this monday night of the rachel maddow show starts right now.g, rachel. >> good evening, chris. i have to ask you, are you going to be there tomorrow night when we do the prime time breakout of tomorrow's january 6th hearing. >> i am going to be. there i was in los angeles for the last one but i will be absolutely here sitting at the table one seat away from you. >> i almost went to los angeles and bodily grabbed you and brought you back. >> turn the plane around. i'm not flying. >> it is not really that kind of plane. you are not allowed to leave the state tomorrow. we will have a lot of important work to do. >> i will definitely be there. >> see you then, my friend. >>> thanks to you

. >> do not tell the rachel maddow show staff because they are going to put me on a bit and roast meat. you have no idea how late i get everything done every night. >> no one was more surprised than i was. rachel, we have jamie raskin joining us tonight, as our first guest tonight. a member of the january 6th committee. i want to present to him a question the senator sheldon whitehouse has, who is going to be joining us later in the hour. sheldon whitehouse wants to know, where did that john eastman little ridley come from? the john eastman right it? did someone rite aid for him? or did the person who gave it to john eastman gave it -- where did it begin? it's a great question. and it's one that i've overlooked until senator whitehouse focused on it. so, we will try to get some headway on. that >> yeah, the one member of the investigation you would like to ask about that is the one who is a distinguished constitutional law professor. and that's the one you have got. >> we are lucky. >> i had better go. >> thank you, rachel. >> by, lawrence. >> now it looks like clarence thomas's wife i

and analysis of the testimony with my primetime friends and colleagues led by the one and only rachel maddow. it starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern. be there for that. thank you for letting us into your hopes during these unbelievable types. we're so grateful. now ari melber take over on that historic day. i'm going to go upstairs and watch. >> i'll see you at 8:00. thank you, nicole, and thank you at home for joining us. congressional testimony today was unlike any other, and that's why our program right now is going to be a little different. we're going to show you a crucial extended excerpt of the newly released testimony by white house aide cassidy hutchinson who was repeatedly in the room or at the door during some of the most pivot and incriminating parts of the now infamous insurrection. she drew on the front row seat to provide new damning details of the attempted coup. today, this was the sixth insurrection hearing. we tried to cover them precisely. the first hearing detailed violent crimes by many, though sometimes without clear causal links to trump. another hearing shows the liability o

missed any of the january 6th select committee this morning or you want to see us talk about it, rachel maddow and joy reid and the whole gang and i will all come together again at 8:00 tonight, but the committee member today who led the questioning will be with us. plus one of the witnesses. all starts in two hours at 8:00 p.m. eastern. thank you so much for letting all of us into your homes during these truly extraordinary times. "the beat" with ari melber starts right now. >> i'll see uh-uh soon. i only have an insignificant question. between now and then, are you focusing on coffee or food? >> i'm going to have dinner with my family, so that would be curtain number two, food. >> food and coffee both necessary. >> great, great. >> i know where you are, so i know where to find you. i'll see you soon. thank you as always. our top story the damning testimony at today's second january 6th hearing. much of it led with highlights by trump attorney general bill barr. >> i was somewhat demoralized, because i thought, boy, if he really believes this stuff, he has lost contact with -- with -- he's be

those hearings tomorrow live here on msnbc, and we'll have a special primetime wrap up hosted by rachel maddowrrow at 8 pm. betsy woodruff swan thank you. >> thanks chris. >> up next, what happened to rudy giuliani during his visit to -- a supermarket. we'll get to the bottom of it. plus, republican senator implicated in the coup plot changes his story again. his newest version of events. >> how much did you know about what your chief of staff was doing with the alternate slates of electors? no you're not, i can see your phone. i can see your screen. can see you phone. phone. brain, and hair, skin & nails. new one a day multi+. imagine having to use the wrong tool at your job. (upbeat music) - let's get into the numbers. - why would a company do that? especially with hr and payroll software. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in a single, easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com and schedule a demo today. ♪ ♪ aleve x. its revolutionary rollerball design delivers fast, powerful, long-lasting pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. >> action day tomorrow, several sta

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they turned out he was a very fanatical fan of the rachel maddow show, fan of bernie sanders. well, that's insightful terrorism, they lead people to do violence. the person arrested outside brett kavanaugh's house attempting to murder him because he didn't like the way he is going to vote on gun control. who radicalized him? these are terrorists, the worst and most dangerous theories that have been long been done bunked and discredited. it's disinformation, hate speech, it's all the things in an attempt to prevent us from having the right to free speech the constitution guarantees. >> laura: great to see you as always. while the january 6th meetings sucked all the oxygen out of the corridor, there is one large issue being ignored. many generate six defendants are still languishing in d.c. jail. some without having being officially charged if you can believe it. sought to bring justice to this yesterday. >> we've got people, american citizens, their rights are being abuse. they are human rights are being abused, their families are being abused. it's happening right here in wash

coverage will be led by rachel maddow, joy, reid and rachel wallace.ve been joined by expert insight and analysis. watch the january 6th hearings, the house investigates, as it begins thursday at 7 pm eastern on msnbc. he describes himself as a developed and are a republican. after the uvalde shooting, he had a change of heart. the man's decision to give up his gun might leave you with more hope this morning. this is next. as we go to break, check this out. landmarks across the country lit up in orange for gun violence awareness day, as americans a real from a string of mass shootings in uvalde, buffalo, and tulsa. elbow grease, you can do just about anything. thanks, dad. that's right, robert. and it's never too early to learn you could save with america's number one motorcycle insurer. that's right, jamie. but it's not just about savings. it's about the friends we make along the way. you said it, flo. and don't forget to floss before you brush. your gums will thank you. -that's right, dr. gary. -jamie? sorry, i had another thought so i got back in li

. >>> that is "all in" on this monday night of the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. i have to ask you, are you going to be there tomorrow night when we do the prime time breakout of tomorrow's january 6th hearing. >> i am going to be. there i was in los angeles for the last one but i will be absolutely here sitting at the table one seat away from you. >> i almost went to los angeles and bodily grabbed you and brought you back. >> turn the plane around. i'm not flying. >> it is not really that kind of plane. you are not allowed to leave the state tomorrow. we will have a lot of important work to do. >> i will definitely be there. >> see you then, my friend. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. quick personnel news, good news, i want to say congratulations to alex wagner, who is going to take over the slot that is now msnbc prime, this is just announced today by msnbc, it is great news, in terms of me, nothing about what i'm doing is changing, i'm going to be doing monday nights from he

the rachel maddow show starts right now, good evening rachel.good evening chris, and thanks to you at-home for joining me this hour. happy june teeth observance, i hope you got the day off. if you are planning your week ahead this week, those two things you can drop and your counter. first of, all the next hearing of the january six investigation is gonna be tomorrow, tuesday. it starts at 1:00 eastern. we -- available to watch out live, you should know that we are going to have a primetimea primm hearing, we will recap all of the most important stuff on the hearing and what it means tomorrow night, in prime time, starting at 8:00 eastern and that is true both for tomorrow's hearing and for the second hearing this week which happens on thursday. two january 6th hearings t tuesday, 1:00 eastern. thursday, 3:00 eastern. and again, whether or not you can watchd those live, we will have prime time recaps of each of those, 8:00 p.m. eastern, tuesday and thursday nights. now, in terms of what we are expecting tomorrow, this is kinds of the one that i'

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel.me for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. the new u.s. ambassador to ukraine is going to be our guest here live tonight. this is going to be her first live interview since taking her post and reopening the u.s. embassy in kyiv. kyiv, of course, a city that is now nearly being targeted with missiles by the russian military. talk about a welcome back to the city for the u.s. embassy. but, ambassador brigitte brinks will be joining us for an exclusive interview from kyiv in just a few minutes to. i hope you will be here with us for that. >> back in 2010, the u.s. justice department arrested and indicted nine people in michigan, ohio and indiana. nine people who are on members of a group that called itself a militia. and, the indictment, back in 2010, charged that these nine people intended to murder a member of law enforcement, possibly the family of a law enforcement officers were. and, then when lots of other law enforcement officers, and o would come from all over the countr

i am rachel maddow, joined here by my beloved colleague, chris hayes, joy reid, lawrence o'donnell, nicolece. we will have more of our colleagues from nbc join us over the course of the special two hour primetime recap of today's public hearing from the january 6th investigation. the hearing today started at 1:00 pm eastern. if you were able to watch any of the hearing live as it happened, or if you aren't, maybe you are at school or at work, or you just couldn't spare in three plus hours in the middle of the day, well, you are in the right place, my friend. the watergate hearings in 1973, which of course, changed the course of american history, those hearings all happened during the workday. pbs, at the time, re-aired the daytime hearings at night, in full. the broadcast networks aired summaries in primetime, of what had happened during the day's hearings in watergate. following that precedent of our tv news forefathers, we have committed that on each night of these daytime hearings, we will all meet here together during a not just explanation, not just reaction, not just commentary, but

informs the rachel maddow impersonators on msnbc.they use to brag about the canadian health care system. it is so great, why don't we emulate it? you're not her that recently. why is that? because canadians flee here for serious operation. the truth is, in canada as the united states, people you just on television, formulating these restrictions, gun grabs, violations of your constitutional rights, will never under any circumstances give up their own weapons of war. they just want to make it harder for you to defend yourself. now as in the case with all of these laws, from cigarette taxes to gun laws, the poor get hurt the most. charla duff and steve kneeling, two journalists in michigan, found police response times are twice as long and poor neighborhoods as rich neighborhoods. if anyone needs the power to defend themselves it is people who live in poor neighborhoods, the same people the democratic party claims to care about, but they don't seem to actually care and that is why beto o'rourke is now talking again about seizing ar-15s

eastern continuing with rachel maddow and nicole wallace, and the house investigates, beginning thursdaynow, listen to this, there's not been a single week so far this year without at least four mass shootings. not a single week. that's according to the nonprofit the gun violence archive. in the last 24 hours, have been at least two mass shootings, one in philadelphia, pennsylvania, and one in chattanooga, tennessee. as a brand new nbc news poll shows that the vast majority of americans, 70% believe in enact can new gun laws, new laws to reduce gun violence, and it should be a higher priority, than protecting the rights to have a gun. and in fact poll after poll shows most americans support some sort of gun reform and yet nothing seems to be able to get done. and even if the lawmakers were able to pass some gun reform bills then they face one huge problem, the supreme court's 2008 decision, dc, versus heller, the 5-4 conservative majority decision assistant essentially re-wrote the second amendment to guaranteeing the first time the american's individual right to possess a gun and the de

not even rachel maddow is buying it. >> just a key point that, yes, there was a pro-trump rally at whichpoke and we can absolutely talk about all the things the president said there but the idea that that rally is the thing that got out of hand and that somehow resulted in the breaching of the capitol that rally was very far from the capitol. and people who as you said did the initial breach who allowed everyone else to come in they never even went to that rally. >> jesse: the left can't get over the don. a. inflation just hit a 40 year high with prices up nearly double digits from last year. their money is like funny money now especially at the gas pump. we are at $5 a gallon across the country. a gallon was only 2.50 when biden took office. so, what was biden's response to that news today? same thing hillary did, blame russia. >> we have never seen anything like putin's tax on both food and gas. putin price hike is hitting america hard. >> jesse: putin probably opened our border and sugar add crime wave, too. and putin is the reason the rangers lost last night. i will tell that to my b

the rachel maddow show starts tonight. day night. the rachel mad>> thanks to you e joining us this hour, happy to have you here. it is a very simple progression. the bottom line, it is still not easy to figure out how this is all going to end, ultimately. but in terms of where we are now, it is easy, it is very, very, logical injury far-right figure out where we are in this story. because these are the questions that we now know to ask. question number one, was illegal? if the answer is, yes it was illegal, the next question is, did they know it was illegal? if the answer was yes they knew it was illegal, the next question is, did they try to pull it off anyway? if the answer to that is yes they try to pull it off anyway, my next personal question is always, well when they try to pull it off was it occasionally hilarious? [laughs] whether or not the answer that is yes, then next obvious question is, did they get caught? and then of course the final question is, will they get in trouble for it? that is pretty simply where we are. and s

i'm rachel maddow here at the msnbc mothership, tonight, along with this all-star team of beloved colleaguess hayes is here. joy reid, nicole wallace, lawrence o'donnell. other colleagues will join us over the course of this two hour special event coverage tonight, including our in-house law firm of ari melber, msnbc's chief legal correspondent, host of the beat. also former u.s. senator will be there. she's a former elected prosecutor. the reason we are all here together tonight for the special coverage, is because we know from history about the primetime impact of blockbuster congressional investigations. we know. we remember that americans tuned in by the millions, to watch the watergate hearings in 1973. we don't necessarily remember though, that those hearings were on during the day, during the business day. for americans who had to be at work, or at school, or who were tied up with normal things that happened during the course of the workday, it wasn't necessarily possible, in 1973, to watch the watergate hearings, those 51 days of hearings, while they happened in realtime. in 1973, a

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you sound like rachel maddow with trump tax returns.e can't let this go and here is why can you never under estimate the power of liberal privilege when democrats do bad things you only hear about it for a day then the machine kicks into high gear the story goes down the memory hole. nobody covers it and there are no consequences. no accountability. as long as you voted for joe biden or any other democrat. think about it whatever happened to the subway city shooter who set off those smoke bombs and shot people up on a train? he was a democrat. explains why we don't hear much from him anymore or the black nationalist who mowed down a christmas parade. they blamed it on the suv, remember? and we never heard another word about it on or about the louis farrakhan follower who murdered a cop outside the capitol. nothing about him during the last week's hearing on security at capitol hill. the same thing is happening now with this in the case who tried to kill kavanaugh. joe biden hasn't even mentioned that story at all. biggest story in the c

you will be able to watch the hearings live, within 7 pm eastern, and it will continue with rachel maddowce. the house investigates beginning thursday. now, listen to this. there has not been a single week so far this year without at least four mass shootings. not a single week. that according to the nonprofit, the gun violence archive. in just the last 24 hours, there has been at least two mass shootings, one in philadelphia, pennsylvania, and one in chattanooga, tennessee. this comes as a brand-new abc news ipsos poll shows that the vast majority of americans, 70%, believe enacting new gun laws, new lows to reduce gun violence should be a higher priority than protecting the right to own a gun. in fact, poll after poll show that most americans support some sort of gun reform, and yet nothing seems to be able to get done. and even if lawmakers were able to pass some gun reform bills, they face one huge problem, the supreme court 2008 decision, we see versus howler. and msnbc reporter writes, the majority decision, is essentially what the second amendment to guarantee, for the first time,

trying to get paul pelosi's mug shot and dashcam photos of his arrest are starting to remind me of rachel maddow's returns didn't they? kevin from yuma, arizona, you should ask nancy, if she says it is so safe for the justices then how safe is it to drive in napa this weekend? oh, that hurts. dave from vermont, i'm looking forward to tonight's january 6th spectacle is much as tomorrow's $5 gas prices. you know what, they should have a commission on gas prices and they should put it in prime time. i think we need an investigation. i was going to tell you about the friends experience that i had. can we put up the pictures now? this was going to be my window. i went with emma and i saw the place where they actually shot the show. tucker is up next. always remember, i am watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." it tells you a lot about the priorities of a ruling class of the rest of us are getting yet another lecture about january 6th tonight from our moral inferiors, no less. an outbreak of mob violence come up regrettably mild of the to p

tonight's read out, we do not go anywhere though, i'll be back in a moment without my fine colleagues, rachel maddowfeathered friends. we are gonna recap today's dramatic january 6th hearing. altogether! stay with us. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. ah teach a new kung fu for a smoochie smoochie? hmm? you want to learn kung fu? >> a surprise hearing from the january 6th committee, one extraordinary witness tells the story from inside the white house. >> he got from his phone, and said something to the fact of there's a lot going on, things might get really, really bad on january six. >> the top aide to the white house chief of staff, on the violence they knew was coming,

the rachel maddow show starts tonight. day night. to figure out how this is all going to end, ultimately. but in terms of where we are now, it is easy, it is very, very, logical injury far-right figure out where we are in this story. because these are the questions that we now know to ask. question number one, was illegal? if the answer is, yes it was illegal, the next question is, did they know it was illegal? if the answeras

unless you make them in the first place, if all goes as planned, i will be here tonight hosting the rachel maddow show and tomorrow night as well at my usual time 9:00 p.m. hosting, tuesday night, wednesday night and thursday night i will be here as well. but the whole all star team with my msnbc colleagues. we expect to do a primetime recap of the january 6th hearing that will happen during the work day on thursday this week. so we'll see. hi tonight and tomorrow night my 9:00 p.m. and big special coverage starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on thursday night after the next january 6th hearing. that is the plan. the only reason we break one when the news gods throw us ten curveballs at once and all the plans are thrown out the window. that is the plan. i'm glad to be here. there's a lot going on. a lot to be watching tonight as my friend chris hayes was covering on his show. we have eyes on this surprise development on possible gun safety reforms. last week i think the whole country was pretty skeptical it was announced that democrats led by senator chris murphy persuaded enough republican senators th

let me replay what carol said to rachel maddow. >> both of these individuals, bobby ingle and tony were very, very close to president trump and some people accuse them of at times being enablers and yes men of the president, particularly tony. very much people who wanted to do what he wanted and see him pleased. >> and so, phil, as you know, better than anyone, you and carol, there is also context that tony arnado got promoted to a political role, taken out of law enforcement and put in a political role as deputy chief of staff and i think if you give context, it was his leadership of the secret service unit if you will to mike pence's not wanting to get back in the car when he was in the underground garage on january 6th because he didn't trust some of the higher ups. can you fill in some of the gaps there? >> yeah, tony arnado rose to become head of the presidential detail under president trump. he became so close with trump and so trusted by trump that trump elevated him into a political appointment. so he was named deputy chief of staff in the later years of the trump presidency and

blaming democrats for the actions of this crazy individual, just like i didn't blame them when a rachel maddowessed bernie sanders-super fan shot up a baseball field full of republican lawmakers, nearly killing steve scalise that day. i hold the people responsible for their own actions. but for god's sakes, as joe always says, and democrats at least quit their obnoxious moral preening, and can they give these people the protection they need? every official should be protected, republican, democrat, whether they work in the halls of congress or at the supreme court. at least, well, that is what we believe on this show. democrats only seem to care about political violence when they can then use it to their political advantage. anyway, here are the reaction is florida senator marco rubio is with us. senator, do you see a correlation between the rhetoric of say chuck schumer -- he is on the steps of the supreme court, you know, you will be hit with the likes of which you have never been hit before. his comments. do you see a correlation to the animosity, hostility, and doxxing of these justices? >

many ways, i am at least glad to say that my colleague rachel maddow begins her show right now, good evening rachel. >> good evening, chris. it has been, i mean, this week has been pretty amazing, in terms of just the intensity of the news. you and i have just been communicating off line about what's been happening, but today, i mean, fantastic our. there's only so much of the can be said, you know. >> i just had a weird experience where i was reading the intro, where i hurt myself from like a dystopian movie. saying, you know, like you would play in a film real, right? roe is overturned, and if there is something that is still chilling lisa real about it. >> i remember in 2016 after those a shocking result of the 2016 election, people projecting into a dystopian future, with what would headlines look like, given that the election went that way. and this is one of them, and it didn't happen while president trump was in office, but it happened because he was in office, and it just took us long to get there. i remember saying on our air, in 2018, when justice kennedy retired, that one o

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very, very, very, very, very dark day, in many ways, i am at least glad to say that my colleague rachel maddowek has been pretty amazing, in terms of just the intensity of the news. you and i have just been communicating off line about what's been happening, but today, i mean, fantastic our. there's only so much of the can be said, you know. >> i just had a weird experience where i was reading the intro, where i hurt myself from like a dystopian movie. saying, you know, like you would play in a film real, right? roe is overturned, and if there is something that is still chilling lisa real about it. >> i remember in 2016 after those a shocking result of the 2016 election, people projecting into a dystopian future, with what would headlines look like, given that the election went that way. and this is one of them, and it didn't happen while president trump was in office, but it happened because he was in

it will be back here for the rachel maddow show monday night. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening, rachel. good evening, lawrence. it was, i believe, 53 long days ago when i was running through the hallways here with this leaked opinion that i couldn't believe that i was holding. you had one, and just the shock of having a leaked supreme court opinion, and then, getting it today was also shocking because the stuff that we and others pointed out in it, that could easily have been cut, was still in there. the quoting, you know, these guys from the 16 hundreds in england, who thought witches should be tried and executed. the witch trial moral authorities are still in this opinion. they are still being quoted as guidance for samuel alito. >> yeah, justice alito, and the majority, they were not taking pains to make sure that this would be broadly accepted. that was not the goal of this one. this was just raw power, doing it because they could. and they're not trying to bring anybody along with him. and i think that

the rachel maddow show starts right now, good evening >> good evening, rachel. chris. thanks my friend. much appreciated. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. happy monday. happy, happy juneteenth observance, i hope you got the day off. if you are planning your week ahead this week, there's two things you should drop into your calendar. first of all, the next hearing of the january ex investigation is gonna be tomorrow, tuesday. it starts at 1:00 eastern, whether or not you are available at 1:00 eastern, whether or not you are available to watch that live, you should know that we're gonna have a primetime recap tomorrow night after the hearing. we will wake up all the most important stuff from the hearing and what it means, tomorrow night, in primetime, starting at 8:00, eastern. and that is true both for tomorrow's hearing and for the second hearing this week, which happens on thursday. to genuis experience this week. tuesday, 1:00 eastern. thursday, 3:00 eastern. and again, whether or not you can watch those live, you will have

guess what, folks, a special tuesday edition of the rachel maddow show writes starts right now, good s going to be here on tuesday night this week. when i said that last night during our coverage, you reacted like i shocked you, like i -- >> my head around -- >> what -- >> i like to keep it spicy, when [inaudible] you get to that last line on the prompter. but i was very excited. to be honest, as a fan, i just got a little -- i was a little psyched. i said, i'm curious about what rachael has to say about all this tomorrow. >> well, now that i know that you like to keep it a little -- i don't know, to the. and one of these times i'm gonna sneak into your prompter and i'm going to put on vanilla ice. >> like anchorman, i will read anything. >> you are so tempting me, man. it will happen. thk

the rachel maddow show starts right now, good evening >> good evening, rachel. chris.our. happy to have you here. happy monday. happy, happy juneteenth observance, i hope you got the day off. if you are planning your week ahead this week, there's two things you should drop into your calendar. first of all, the next hearing of the january ex investigation is gonna be tomorrow, tuesday. it starts at 1:00 eastern, whether or not you are available at 1:00 eastern, whether or not you are available to watch that live, you should know that we're gonna have a primetime recap tomorrow night after the hearing. we will wake up all the most important stuff from the hearing and what it means, tomorrow night, in primetime, starting at 8:00, eastern. and that is true both for tomorrow's hearing and

i will see you a nine eastern for a rare tuesday addition of the rachel maddow show.orning, starts at 10 am eastern. wednesday night, 8 pm eastern, we will all be right back here with another recap of the day's hearing. we are pledging to do that the night after every one of the daytime hearings. watch the hearing one's life, but come here to stay with us the night after those hearings starting at 8 pm eastern, we will recap what happened, you will not miss a thing. so much to do. g. so much to do. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tonight, from the big lie to the big rip off. damning testimony from trump insiders. but their bosses detachment from the truth, and we are following the money. how the former guy's campaign spent the millions that were supposed to fight election fraud. then, rare bipartisan progress

it will be back here for the rachel maddow show monday night. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. welcome to the show, i am zerlina maxwell. the supreme court has now done something it has never done before. it has stripped away one of our constitutional rights. the 63 ruling overturning roe v. wade takes away our fundamental right to control our own bodies. which americans have depended on for nearly 50 years. even though we knew this decision was likely coming. it's another thing for it to actually happen! and you can hear the emotion and the anger, even from house speaker nancy pelosi. >> this morning, the radical supreme court is eviscerate-ing americans rights. and endangering their health and safety. the republican control has achieved their dark, extreme goal of ripping away a woman's right to make her own reproductive health decisions. because of donald trump, which coddle, at the republican party. if the supreme court, americans they have less freedoms than their mothers. >> this ruling takes

i will see you a nine eastern for a rare tuesday addition of the rachel maddow show. on wednesday morning, msnbc will have special live coverage of the next january 6th investigation hearing. the hearing, wednesday morning, starts at 10 am eastern. wednesday night, 8 pm eastern, we will all be right back here with another recap of the day's hearing. we are pledging to do that the night after every one of the daytime hearings. watch the hearing one's life, but come here to stay with us the night after those hearings starting at 8 pm eastern, we will recap what happened, you will not miss a thing. so much to do. g. so much to do. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tonight, from the big lie to the big rip off. damning testimony from trump insiders. but their bosses detachment from the truth, and we are following the money. how the former guy's campaign spent the millions that were supposed to fight election fraud. then, rare bipartisan progress on gun safety. what is and is not in the deal, and does it go far enough? plus, another tough day on wall street, surging inflation, soaring gas prices, a

we're about 15 minutes away from rachel maddow leading our special elections coverage of this tonightght here, rachel, joy, nicole, chris, lawrence, and myself throughout the evening. rachel starts up promptly at 7:00, so we encourage you to be ready for that. i want to you know that, because some people might be looking for that right now. you're within 15 minute of. that we're keeping our eye on late breaking developments. mr. peter gnar gnar, second person indicted for consecond amendment of congress after steve bannon. >>> our breakdown of the evidence that led to this day, who you the committee will handle not only the coup confessions but so much has emerged since january 6th in evidence, in investigations, in journalistic accounts, and sometimes in free wheeling seeming admissions. how does that all lead into what we're going to learn tonight? that breakdown is next. is next just ask your cvs pharmacist. we search for savings for you. from coupons to lower costs options. plus, earn up to $50 extra bucks rewards each year just for filling at cvs pharmacy. i love all types of dan

this week's coverage was led by rachel maddow, we've now put together something special for you, right might even be useful. some of the key factual moments that stand out and matter in all of this, from the most recent hearings as well as rachel's coverage. >> this morning we'll tell the story of how donald trump lost an election. and knew he lost an election and, as a result of his loss, decided to wage an attack on our democracy. >> president trump claimed victory on election night, even though his campaign had not concluded that he won. >> i said we should not go ahead and declare victory until we had a better sense of the numbers. >> it was far too early to be making any calls like that. ballots -- ballots were still being counted. >> there were suggestions by, i believe, it was mayor giuliani -- to go and declare victory and say that we won outright. >> we heard president trump follow device from a reportedly drunken rudy giuliani -- >> was there anybody in that conversation who, in your observation, have had too much to drink? >> mayor giuliani. the mayor was definitely intoxica