samuel alito is one of them. if he were a member of the house now, he would be in the back benches with marjorie taylor greene, yelling at the president. he has given an explanation for why he was flying the american flag upside down that is obviously a lie. no sane person could believe it unless it is to be taken as an insanity defense by justice alito. when the new york times reported that the alito home had the american flag flying upside down after the january 6 attack on the capital which happened right across the street from the supreme court, justice alito told this lie as his official explanation. >> i had no involvement whatsoever in flying the flag. it was briefly placed by mrs. alito in response to a neighbor's use of injectable -- objectionable and personally insulting language on yard signs. justice alito did not have the decency to come up with a story that had minimal logic unit. like his supreme court opinions, alito did not care how preposterous that defense was. so, the supreme court justice wan

clarence thomas and samuel alito.appointed 15 years apart by presidents from connecticut who wanted you to believe they were from texas. the bushes were born in connecticut where the family had deep roots. the father of the first president bush was prescott bush. republican senator from connecticut. the bush family preferred to go to college close to home so father and son presidents both went to yale. they were called country club republicans. they hated paying taxes. the first president bush was a supporter of planned parenthood before he was selected to be ronald reagan's running mate in 1980 whereupon he had to suddenly pretend he was opposed to any and all abortions. by the time george w. bush was running for president, country club republicans had been banished from the party and replaced by born again christians which george w. bush claimed to be. 1988 was one of those years when presidential campaign polls could not have been more wrong giving massachusetts governor michael dukakis a 17 point lead in the summe

your reaction to this story and samuel alito's response . >> well, justice samuel alito's response makes it clear he understands it was a political symbol to turn the american flag upside down. it is a universal symbol of political distress and, in this case, of specific opposition to the inauguration of joe biden. it is what the maga right was calling for at that point. if it were not a very clear political symbol whose meaning is well understood, justice samuel alito would not have gone to great playing pains to blame everything on his wife. in any event, the u.s. supreme court is the only court in the federal judiciary, indeed the only court in the land that does not have a binding ethics code where you could actually go and complain to some tribunal about what is happening. what we need is to have, at the very least, an ethics panel of federal circuit judges from around the country who we can bring complaints to of bias in the event, in the very likely event that justice samuel alito does not decide to heed the cost to recuse himself from this case. it is a very clear conflict of int

samuel alito, by the way, was in favor of reviewing that case. the majority decided against it. >>> when this story first came out earlier this week, i wanted to treat it with a healthy dose of skepticism because, to me, it seemed too outrageous to be true that a member of the supreme court would be so brazen or foolish or neglectful as to allow a political symbol to be displayed at his home so openly. i waited for some plausible reason. yet, that is something that seems to have been the case. in his email statement to "the new york times" , samuel alito wrote "i had no involvement in flying the flag. it was leased by my wife in response to a neighbor's use of objectionable and personally insulting language on yard signs." notably, samuel alito does not dispute the flag on his property was flown upside down during the time in question, nor does he dispute the commonly understood symbolism of an upside down flag, nor does he disavow or acknowledge or express regret that it has been perceived negatively in such a way that it punishes the reputation

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"will there be any consequences in samuel alito's case? doubtful. alito continue to sit on this case is alongside clarence thomas, who has his own ethical issues? undoubtedly. is there no avenue for accountability, joyce? >> in the short term there is no way to force justice samuel alito to recuse from the case. a powerful chief justice might be able to bring compelling reasons to bear. but, it just seems very unlikely here. we have seen, for instance, justice thomas continue to sit on cases where there is an even stronger implication that he might have an interest because of his wife's involvement in events after the election. if there's going to be a account ability, it will be long term. it will depend upon congress. there are certainly democrats on the hill who are interested in seeing some form of legislation that would impose mandatory ethical rules for the justices but that is fraught. for one thing, it is difficult in this political environment to pass those rooms and it is also constitutionally difficult to figure out what the mechanism for

there is mounting pressure tonight on supreme court justice samuel alito after a report that a symbol used by election deniers was on display at his home 11 days after the january 6th attack. cbs's scott macfarlane on how alito is responding. >> reporter: there are calls tonight for justice samuel alito to recuse himself from any cases involving the 2020 election after "the new york times" published this photo of an upside down american flag flying outside alito's home in the days after the january 6th assault on the u.s. capital. the flag come upside down, became a symbol of the stop the steal movement used by rioters and election deniers after the . >> this is a member of the supreme court, you know, people around the world are looking to them to be unbiased. >> reporter: in a statement, alito told "the new york times," i had no involvement whatsoever in the flying of the flag. it was briefly placed by mrs. alito in response to a neighbor's use of objectionable and personally insulting language on yard signs. neighbors told the paper alito's wife was involved in a dispute with anoth

lo que estÁ diciendo la iglesia primero es que samuel joaquÍn nunca cometiÓ ningÚn delito, nunca fueen una prisiÓn de california por abuso sexual de tres menores. paulina: finalmente se declarÓ culpable una enfermera de pensilvania que administrÓ dosis letales de insulina a al menos 17 pacientes. se declarÓ culpable de tres cargos de asesinato entre otros cargos, fue condenada a tres cadenas perpetuas consecutivas y a otra sentencia. la policÍa de chicago anunciÓ el arresto de sospechoso del homicidio de la gente de origen hispano luis huesca. este arresto ocurre cinco dÍas despuÉs de ser identificado como sospechoso. vamos ahora a mÉxico donde genera controversia el obispo de quien ——chinpancilgo. ivan: para el director del centro catÓlico multimedia lo ocurrido con el obispo aÚn estÁ lejos de aclararse y podrÍa ser +1 intento por silenciar el activismo,. >> los procesos de difamaciÓn muchas veces son como un caldo de cultivo para acallar aquellas voces que ciertamente han hecho mella. reportero: segÚn las autoridades fue encontrado en un motel y anÁlisis del laboratorio revelan que

charles, can we talk about justice samuel alito? what is your reaction to this issue, reports of these flags in his home, now in his vacation home? especially on a day when he wrote such a significant opinion. >> there is an old football guccione said at a press conference, they are exactly who we thought they were. samuel alito is exactly who we thought he was and you do not need flags to make the decision or come to that conclusion. you can look at his words, you can look at his decisions, his opinions. south carolina being one of them. the fact that there is no congressional -- congressionally imposed code of ethics on the supreme court means nothing. because they are going to do what they are going to do. for as much as i respect and admire hakeem jeffries, at the end of the day, if this is a priority, you don't need further violations. we have seen enough, we have had so much conversation about court justices. >> even if they give him an ethics code violation, it does not mean anything. jeffries can stand up there and say if yo

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calls are growing for supreme court justice samuel alito to recuse himself from any cases that involve a january 6th assault. donald trump come at election integrity. and this comes after photos surfaced of provocative flags linked to the cap capitol insurrection, being displayed at two homes owned by alito. cbs's scott macfarlane has the new developments. >> reporter: a political distress flag. tonight, more calls for conservative supreme court justice samuel alito to recuse himself from two pending cases involving january 6th. including on the question of whether donald trump can be prosecuted. >> the supreme court has chosen to conduct itself as if the judiciary is above the law. >> reporter: this amid reports by "the new york times" an "appeal to heaven" flag was flying last summer outside alito's new jersey vacation home. the flag represented the fight for independence during the american revolution, but it took on new meaning in 2021, when it was seen wielded on the front lines by january 6th rioters. the revelation came just days after alito acknowledged an upside down u.s. flag

and at that point, samuel calvin. samuel calvin lamar says shooting be --. you don't scare me.fell down on the ground. the civilians were frant.their t dead in front of them, and they oldiers to let them use a hand cart to take his body to the regimental hospital back towardhm point arrives at their camp. webster said. let the son of a -- die. i'm not sure of th■ae exact same exact process that followed, but webster isand he will be placed in jail in frederick county and a local diarist, jacob engelbrecht, mentions the shooting and the fact that he's imprisoned. he will be acquitted of murder in november of 1861, whi surprik is a very pro-union area. the officer that had these items taken down was a lieutenant named william f greely. and you can just imagine this young0■ officer very early in te war trying to do his best to record this terrible incident. i had these documents and i, i thought immediately, lamar must be buried somewhere in the county. i would hope he would be buried nd his grave and i did some researc looked at some our archives, looked online. an at first i was

. >>> now to supreme court justice samuel alito facing controversy after "the new york times" published a photo of an upside down american flag flying at his home in the aftermath of january 6th. peter alexander reports. >> reporter: tonight, top democrats are demanding supreme court justice samuel alito recuse himself from cases related to january 6th after "the new york times" published this photo showing an american flag flying upside down at his home. the picture reportedly taken just over a week after the capitol attack. an upside down flag is meant to signal distress and has been used as a sign of protest by both the left and right, but some of alito's neighbors tell "the times," they were alarmed, because it was the symbol adopted by some trump supporters during the capitol riot falsely claiming president biden stole the election. alito confirming the photo telling "the times," i had no involvement whatsoever in the flying of the flag. it was briefly placed by mrs. alito in response to a neighbor's use of objectionable and personally insulting language on yard signs. according to

last week the new york times reported justice samuel alito, appointed by george w.eorge w. bush was caught flying the american flag upside down at his home a short drive from the supreme court. today the new york times reported that justice samuel alito, appointed by george w. bush, not trump, george w. bush, has been flying another flag at his summer home in new jersey. that flag says appeal to heaven. the appeal to heaven flag was carried by rioters at the capital on january 6. also known as the pinetree flag, it dates back to the revolutionary war but largely fell into obscurity in recent years and is now a symbol of support for donald trump for a religious strand of the stop the steel campaign. justice alito who, let me remind you, was appointed by george w. bush, declined to respond to questions about that flag at his vacation home. after blaming his wife for turning their american flag upside down at the other home. i had no involvement whatsoever in the flying of the flag. it was briefly placed by a misses alito in response to a neighbor's use of objectionabl

let's consider what samuel alito did not say in any of those explanations.trump sign and being insulted was to hang an american flag upside down in the days after january 6. the host of the daily goes even further, writing crucially, alito doesn't deny the flag was flying upside down , doesn't deny its meaning, doesn't express any disapproval for it and doesn't disavow it. and the new york times reports that given the timing and starkness of the symbol, neighbors interpreted the inverted flag as a political statement by the couple. so now we have not one but two supreme court justices who appear to be at least openly and in support of one political candidate and neither samuel alito nor clarence thomas have recused themselves of statements decided by this court, right now directly influencing how donald trump and other generally six defendants can be prosecuted for their alleged crimes. democrats are calling on samuel alito to recuse himself immediately including the chairman who said flying an upside down american flag is a symbol of the so-called stop the

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reportera: samuel hace un gran esfuerzo por controlar sus sentimientos, su hijo samuel fue uno de loson la pÉrdida es muy difÍcil decirlo o sentirlo, pero cada vez que una ve la foto se recuerda y el oro siempre estÁ ahÍ. reportera: alguaciles acudieron a la casa sospechoso para arrestarlo por poseer armas siendo un ex convicto. >> cuando uno sale, tiene la oportuna de ver hacia mÍ estÁn viendo. reportera: la policÍa no contaba con chalecos de bala a prueba de rifles de alto calibre. >> lamentablemente aquÍ no es difÍcil tener un arma. reportera: samuel dice que su hijo siempre querÍa ser policÍa, tenÍa mÁs de una dÉcada de servicio. >> este miÉrcoles vamos a celebrar con Él su cumpleaÑos, se fue unos dÍas antes. reportera: dice que siempre estaba consciente del riesgo que corrÍa su hijo. >> Él sabÍa los riesgos. reportera: no llegÓ a despedirse de Él, lo llamaron cuando le declararon muerto en el hospital. y samuel nos dijo que su hijo aun esta en la morgue y planean el funeral. la policÍa asegurÓ que despuÉs del operativo y probaron a dos mujeres que estaban dentro de la casa donde

samuel bariasi from the international _ disaster.national committee - disaster. samuel bariasi from the international committee of - disaster. samuel bariasi from the international committee of the l disaster. samuel bariasi from the i international committee of the red international committee of the red cross who is in port moresby in papua new guinea, thank you for joining us. you can get more on that story on the bbc news website or app. here, it's the start of the first full week of campaigning for the general election onjuly the 4th. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, will attempt to appeal to undecided voters later in a keynote speech. the labour party says if elected, it will carry out a 100—day national security review in government, looking at all of the threats facing britain. the conservatives say sir keir starmer has no clear plan. it comes after a weekend that saw the tories unveil a plan that would bring back mandatory national service. let's speak to trevor kavanagh, a political columnist. and he is a veteran of many

let's talk about samuel alito. his contempt for his position, his blaming of his wife, his two coup flags, and then he is the author of a ruling which says, go ahead and discriminate as long as you color it is a political discrimination, because really, he's fine with racial discrimination and gerrymandering. >> joy, i guess we gave credit to samuel alito that he gave his wife the ability to choose which flag to fly. this issue on the gerrymandering decision and all voting rights decisions that are considered by this court, is really fascinating to me because of how quickly the thomases and alitos will jump to the argument that racism is over. there is no racism in the united states anymore, and therefore, the protections against discriminated classes no longer need to be there. but all you have to do is go to certain political rallies tonight and you'll see racism on display. but set that part aside as well and to suggest that the discriminate impact of a history of racism in the united states is still not affecti

that court, that includes samuel alito and that includes clarence thomas.ts act under control, you can be confident that in the house of representatives partnering with democrats in the united statesenate will enact the first opportunity we have to engage in thorough ove■jkig and the consideration of imposing an ethical code of conduct that hor from last week talking about the issue. flags which in several times, a bit of an explainer from the washington examiner saint it was one of the primarag by patriot forces during the revolutionary war, designed washington, secretary read in 1775. it features a pine tree along with the words and appeal to have displayed above. in has deep symbolism as a symbol of new england dating to the revolution, already representing the lucrative shxeipbung< indit took on new in ]? in new hash colonial acts of resistance against the british empire. that was one of the flags flown at the vacation home reportedly inew jer one of two of recent causing these reactions from capitol hill and other places. ttg. e er: thank you for takin

only in the perversions of samuel alito's brain does it make perfect sense.ghbor bothers you, your wife, of course, turns your american flag upside down. we have all known that it is an outrage that the most corrupted judge in the history of the supreme court, clarence thomas, has not recused himself from cases involving donald trump and cases donald trump has brought to the supreme court to get immunity for trying toover throw the election. clarence thomas' wife supported every attempt. now we know samuel alito is also in full violation of the judicial code of ethics for federal judges that would apply to any other judge because samuel alito should be recused from any case involving donald trump. no member of the united states senate in history has done more to expose scandal and structural unfairness at the supreme court than our next guest. joining us now is senator sheldon whitehouse. he is also the author of the scheme. how is right wing used dark money to capture the supreme court. senator whitehouse, thank you very much for joining us. of course it wou

. >> samuel alito and clarence thomas are totally out of control. >> outrage is the supreme -- as samuel alito remained silent. >> in the senate, we have gavels. there should be subpoenas going up. >> should the chief justice have to answer for an out-of- control court? >>> as we await jury instructions in new york. >> i did everything right and they indicted me. >> george conway on the man nikki haley just indoors. >> do you think donald trump would follow the constitution if he were elected to a second term? >> i don't know. >> the american doctor who shot these unbelievable scenes inside a gaza hospital and he will join me live. all in starts right now . >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. it's been 24 hours since reporting by "the new york times" revealed that a flag championed by the far right christian national movement, displayed widely by january 6 insurrectionist as they storm thedonald trump also flew all summer long last year over the beachhouse of supreme court justice samuel alito. that news about that flag came days after we learned that his home in virginia al

carolina: quÉ es lo que se sabe del rancho de samuel joaquÍn y lo que pasaba dentro de ese lugar? una inversiÓn millonaria para construir una mansiÓn para samuel joaquÍn y su familia, tambiÉn paraconstruir un museo de autos antiguos que le regalaron los fieles a este lÍder de la luz del mundo, tambiÉn el fbi vio que habÍa hombres armados vigilando esta propiedad, que habÍa un zoolÓgico pÚblico, pero en realidad era privado. carolina: terrible que eso estÉ ocurriendo con esta familia la que mucha gente ha en algÚn punto de su vida admiraba. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: nos vamos a un corte comercial, momentos de terror vivieron una familia en new jersey cuando la mano de una niÑa de 5 aÑos quedÓ atrapada por la puerta de un elevador, terrorÍfico. carolina: una pesadilla, un orangutÁn deja maravillado al mundo al tratarse una herida con hojas medicinales, tenemos la informaciÓn, quiero tenemos la informaciÓn, quiero saberlo hola. ¿alguna otra cerveza? no, no. michelob ultra. okay, ahora vuelvo... ♪ ("quando, quando, quando" by the drifters) ♪ mr. messi! ♪♪ michelob ultra. cerveza light super

samuel calvin lamar says --. you don't scare me.webster pulled up his pistol shot lamar in the head, and he fell down on the ground. their friend had just been shot dead in front of them,hey pleaded with the soldiers to let them use a hand to take his body to the regimenta point arrives at their camp. webster said. let the son of a -- die. i'm not sure of the exact same exact process that followed, but webster is arrested and he will be pced in jail in frederick county and a local diarist jacob engelbrecht, mentions the shooting and the fact that he's imprisoned. he will be acquitted of mu 1861, which is not surprising because frederick is a very area. the officer that had thesed william f greely. and you n just imagine this young officer very early in the war trying to do his bests terriblencident. i had these documents and i, i thoughtlamar must be buried somewhere in the county. i would hope he would be buried somewhere in the county. could i find his grave looked at some our archivesi was i found a lead that he might be buried i

conservative supreme court justice samuel alito tells congress he won't step aside from trump-related cases before the high court. what's behind the call for him to recuse and what he said about his wife's central role in the controversy. >>> all charges dropped against pro golfer scottie scheffler. plus, the leaked video just out showing him being questioned moments after his arrest. what the golfer told police and why he says he has no ill will. >>> emergency landing. the moment a plane landed on a busy highway as drivers filmed it all. >>> how the mlb is rewriting the record books to honor the hits, home runs, and milestones of some of history's greatest players. >>> the panda-plomacy breakthrough. the furry effort to bring the favorites back to the national zoo. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. and now we wait. the fate of donald j. trump, former president of the united states, and now criminal defendant, is tonight in the hands of a manhattan jury. the seven men and five women deliberating for 4 1/2 hours today on whether m

samuel garcÍa tambiÉn estaba celebrando el acto polÍtico.rantes sufren altas temperaturas. >> no hay tregua. altas temperaturas tambiÉn golpean a los migrantes. en la plaza jordan o bruno intentan sobrevivir al calor desde el hacinamiento. >> no hay hielo. >> a unos que viven en estas zonas. >> lo difÍcil es el mosquito que con el calor se concentra. las temperaturas alcanzan 113 grados. asÍ impiden el avance en los migrantes. >> en la tarde con mucho calor. los migrantes buscan resguardarse y esperan que pase el dÍa. por aquÍ cerca compramos esta a cuatro litros. >> hay campeÓn en la liga europea. felipe: feliz noche para todos. el nuevo campeÓn de la uefa europa le. el equipo de bÉrgamo deja afuera al conjunto de marsella. el 26 quÉ golazo! 3—0 gana el atalanta. hablamos del vasco javier aguirre. el vasco salvÓ del descenso al conjunto espaÑol. estuvo 12 aÑos y medio al mando. previo a la copa amÉrica partidos amistosos de la selecciÓn. >> momento de hablar de la finales de la nba. victoria 108 por ciento cinco. >> cerramos con mÁs acciÓn

of the homes flying and inferred it flag in that time was the residence of supreme court just as samuel alito in alexandria, virginia. we will have more on that story, later this hour. first we begin with jasmine crockett, democrat of texas and a member of the house oversight committee and a criminal defense attorney whom we have known for some time. we knew her when she was in the texas legislature and an observer back then would have realized that one may pick a fight with you, but one has to expect he'll get a fight back. >> absolutely. great to see you, and thank you for showing that i was trying to engage in something of substance in the committee hearing as well because unfortunately, the drama is the only thing anyone knows about yesterday. when we talk about whether or not republicans are serious about doing the work of the people, you have to juxtapose the fact that the speaker of the house specifically disinvited the president of kenya for a joint address to congress because he said that we are too busy, we have too many things to do, and then these people don't show up for wo

big problem along the busy northeast corridor, the new flag controversy for supreme court justice samuel alito days after responding to this upside down flag at his home. >> why this flag reportedly outside his beach house, is igniting debate about whether he can be unbiased, what his supporters are saying. >> outrage in the case of a nine year old girl recorded on hidden camera while using an airplane bathroom. why lawyers have tried to blame the nine year old this morning. >> a new twist in scarlett johansson's dispute with an artificial intelligence company bridesmaid burnout. >> the shocking debt that women are racking up this wedding season as wedding party costs soar and drivers with a heavy foot. >> beware what your car could soon be required by law to do when you speed from abc news, this is america this morning. >> good thursday morning everyone. i'm rhiannon ally and i'm andrew dymburt. >> the holiday travel rush begins today and we're seeing more extreme weather. >> extreme heat is shattering records in parts of the south, but the big story this morning more tornadoes. this wa

. >> white samuel alito's ethical nightmare at the supreme court is not going away. >> created a situation that we are all talking about. so it was a mistake. >> all in starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. after five weeks, the first criminal trial of a former u.s. president is nearly over. the defense rested, this morning, it called only two witnesses. despite all his bravado and insistence to the contrary, yeah, donald trump was not one of them. we knew that, right? instead, we heard briefly from a paralegal, attorney todd blanches from about phone records, for a man by the name of robert castella took the stand. costello is a former federal prosecutor, a very close associate of rudy giuliani, the twice indicted former mayor of new york city. more about him later in the show. and, also, donald trump's personal attorney while he was in the white house. i think it is fair to say that costello's testimony, this week, backfired on the defense. how much remains to be determined. but, trump's attorneys main reason to put that man, robert costello understand, was t

the new york times reports that justice samuel alito flew a flag used by stop the steal still supporters. >> and some christian nationalists above his second home. >> a top democrats says, alito is quote, speaking pretty clearly about his political one while ties. and we're standing by for a rare white house news conference. president biden will take questions later this hour after meeting with the president of kenya, will bring it to you live i'm dana bash. let's go behind the headlines and inside politics 77 days ago, nikki haley ended her campaign without endorsing donald trump. instead, she challenged trump to earn her support and that of her voters trump has done much to answer her call, even as hundreds of thousands of republicans kept voting for her after she dropped out of the race the two haven't spoken yet, but yesterday, she reemerged from a few months away from the spotlight and said this i put my priorities on a president who's going to have the backs of our allies and hold her enemies to account who would secure the border? no more excuses. a president who understands, we n

new questions surrounding supreme court justice samuel alito after "new york times" report of a revolutionary war era flag linked to the january 6th insurrection photographed outside alito's beach house in new jersey last summer. it was an appeal to heaven flag, which became a symbol of support for donald trump's "stop the steal" campaign to overturn the 2020 election. the times previously reported in other "stop the steal symbol," an upside down american flag, was flown outside alito's home in virginia in january of 2021. alito says his wife put up that flag as part of a dispute with a neighbor. the revelation has dozens of democratic lawmakers calling on the justice to recuse himself

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here's nbc's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: a defiant judgment from supreme court justice samuel alito, refusing democrats' demands that he recuse himself from pending cases related to january 6 and former president trump. over flags flown at his virginia home in 2021, and new jersey vacation house in 2023. flags frequently used by maga followers who deny the 2020 election results. the incident sparking national attention just this month. alito repeatedly blamed his wife martha ann as solely responsible for the controversial displays and distanced himself in a pair of detailed letters to congress. i had nothing whatsoever to do with the flying of the nag. flag. flag. i asked my wife for several days to take it down and she refused. my wife was greatly distressed over a neighborhood dispute, noting she is a private citizen with full rights. he is duty bound to reject the request. democrati democratic leaders have expressed outrage. >> samuel alito and clarence thomas are totally out of control. >> reporter: justice thomas' wife ginny has recently said she and her husband don't discuss t

tonight in new york times report on a second controversial flag flown at the home owned by justice samuel alito. >> the reporter on both stories is here and nikki haley, she called trump unhinged, but now it says she will vote for him well, the republicans who voted for her do the same. good evening. thanks for joining us. a shouting match or up to today in a federal court in florida during the first of a series of pretrial motions in the long-delayed case against the former president for mishandling classified documents. there were two pretrial hearings today, bids by the former president and a codefendant to throw the case out. the classified documents case no longer has a trial date as you probably know, the judge in the case, aileen cannon has allowed a number of pretrial motions to stack up and delayed proceedings, just last night we reported on these photos, which we've not seen before. there are the co-defendant, walt nauta, trump's former valley from the white house, who still works closely with him. the photos show nauta moving boxes around mar-a-lago on june 1, 2022, just before

now that said samuel alito is still a justice of the supreme court. and there are legitimate questions about the portrayal and the perception that people have in terms of being able to trust that the court can be impartial yeah. >> i mean, there are so many things here. number one these flags are symbols and you can say, well, he's just going back to the revolutionary war and john locke at the end of the day that fled, fell out of fashion until it was resurfaced. buy the stop the steal white christian nationalism arm of the republican party. so, yes, justice alito can say, well, we're waiting on him quite frankly to say what he meant by flying the flag. but if you're on the outside looking in, you know, the current usages. so many people are going to assume he is aligning himself with those you usages as he is also a sitting justice with very pertinent cases before the court dealing with former president trump, dealing with stop the steal. so i understand republicans would like to paint this as a partisan thing and just an attack on the court. but if

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. >> then, justice samuel alito warms up the bus. >> as soon as i saw the upside down american flag i asked my wife to take it down, but for several days she refused. >> congressman daniel goldman on the response to calls for recusal. >> chief justice roberts must step in and make sure that he does not have any role in deciding these cases. >> when "all in" starts now. >>> good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. the criminal trial of donald trump was turned over to the jury today. 12 of trumps fellow new yorkers, i say that somewhat tongue-in-cheek, deliberated for four hours today before being dismissed for the day shortly before 4:00. this afternoon the jury sent two notes to the judge requesting to hear for sections of witness testimony, as well as the judge's instructions. court will reconvene tomorrow morning with the court reporter reading back the relevant parts of the transcript before the jury continues deliberating. one consistent rule about juries is you just do not know what they are going to do. when you put 12 random strangers in the room, the outcome is never obvi

. >>> justice samuel alito under fire over this photo of an upside down american flag outside his home days after january 6th. >>> he starred in hit movies like "tootsie" and "9 to 5," remembering dabney coleman. >>> three olympic champs facing off on the road to paris. >> announcer: this "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. music smokele sean "diddy" combs facing a new round of negative public scrutiny tonight after the surfacing of disturbing surveillance video, which i'll warn we're about to show in a moment, first obtained by cnn of what appears to be mr. combs physically assaulting his former girlfriend, cassie ventura, in the hallway of a los angeles hotel. the video believed to be from 2016 appears to closely mirror ventura's account of the incident as she detailed it for a federal lawsuit filed last year and that resulted in an undisclosed settlement between the pair. combs, who has denied previous domestic violence allegations, is right now the subject of a separate federal criminal investigation. chloe melas has more on this developing story. >>

maybe samuel alito should hire saudi arabia's flag guy? okay, troy, hold up, there appears to be a new flag up behind you. >> okay... it's a bible... holding a gun? oh, my god. i love it! see, i get that! straight to the point! i am pissing my pants in fear, but i know why! yes! [cheers and applause] thank you, justice alito! god, it must be nice to own a home. >> michael: troy iwata, everyone. [cheers and applause] when we come back, i'll give you some tips for summer travel. don't go away. [cheers and applause] what's the worst part of the locker room? shareef: axe. axe. brandon: i like that. shareef: reminds me of like a designer store. brandon: this smells like a candle. shareef: is this a joke? you chose axe! brandon: i knew i had good taste! shareef: i thought that was a designer brand. [cheers and applause] >> michael: welcome back to "the daily show." it's memorial day weekend, which means summer is just about here: the time of the year when my armpits begin to resemble that swamp planet where yoda lives, and people set off for fab

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another one of justice, samuel alito foams. does this in your mind raised concerns about whether he can impartially serve on the us supreme court absolutely not. >> i think it is outrageous outrageous and unacceptable for people to take a flag from the american revolution and say that because some january 6 protesters fluid that it's now unacceptable to fly that flag. and i'd like to hear a democratic party politician say that expressly you know, the january 6 people flew a lot of flags. the gadsden flag don't tread on me. they don't have the right or the ability to expropriate a patriotic symbol of the united states and then have everybody else say it belongs to them and condemn sam alito or anybody else for flying that flag. i think what's unacceptable? is this rush to find some reason to criticize alito you know, i first heard about the upside down american flag as being a january 6 symbol. when i read about it in the new york times, about a week ago so i have no idea what was on justice alito's wipes mind when she flew it b

. >> samuel alito warms up the bus. >> when i saw the upside down american flag, i asked my wife to take it down but she refused. >> chief justice roberts must step in and make sure that he does not have any role in deciding these cases. >> when all in starts now. >> good evening, i'm chris hayes, the criminal trial of donald trump was turned over to the jury today. 12 of trump's fellow new yorkers, i say that somewhat tongue in cheek, deliberated four-and-a-half hours today before being dismissed for the day. shortly after 4:00. this afternoon, the jury sent two notes to the judge requesting to rehear four sections of witness testimony. court will reconvene tomorrow morning at 9:30 with the court reading them back before the jury continues deliberating. now, the one consistent rule about juries is that you just do not know what they are going to do. when you put 12 random strangers in a room, the outcome is never obvious. but there are three possibilities broadly. the jury could acquit donald trump on any ieor all of the 34 counts against him. all 12 jurors have to agree on that unanimo

fighting back hard plus >> plus blame the wife republicans piling on blaming supreme court justice samuel alito's wife as calls grow for alito to recuse himself from trump cases over these flags. and constitutional scholar laurence tribe, who warned the country about alito before he was confirmed all the way back in those confirmation hearings, you see him there. he's out front tonight and russia just cannot get enough of tucker carlson. they are now re airing his show on russian state television. >> let's go out front good evening. >> i'm erin burnett outfront tonight, trump bashing biden in the democratic party's own backyard right now we're going to make new york bigger, better and more beautiful than ever before. and that includes right here in the bronx that is happening right now, as i speak trump is at a rally in the bronx right here in new york city. he is ramping up a major effort to pull black and hispanic voters away from joe biden, voters who are crucial and to band whher he wins trump is holding this rally where you see him live now in cortona park and is a neighborhood where

. >> reporter: tonight, supreme court justice, samuel alito, embroiled in controversy after "the new york times" published a photograph showing the american flag outside alito's house, flying upside down. "the times" says the picture was taken in january 2021, just days after the january 6th attack on the capitol. some trump supporters that day held aloft upside-down american flags as a sign of their rejection of joe biden's election. the u.s. flag code says the american flag should never be flown upside down except as “a signal of dire distress in instances of extreme danger.” alito's neighbor, aija karlson, remembers seeing alito's flag that way in 2021. >> in my mind, i just said, there's something wrong with the flag. >> reporter: today, she saw the story in "the new york times." >> and i said, oh, my god, of course that's what it was. it was hanging upside down. >> reporter: justice alito, one of the court's most conservative members, responded to the story, and blamed his wife, telling "the times," i had no involvement whatsoever in the flying of the flag. it was briefly placed