. >> brian stelter joins me on his book about fox, network of lies. if you think the worst was over when tucker was fired, think again. >>> plus -- >> hitler thought that lynching, what he called popular justice in the united states, was another important thing for the nazis to study in terms of how these things can be -- look good on paper but still work out in practice the way they wanted them to. >> my conversation with my friend and colleague rachel maddow on her fascinating new book, prequel, an american fight against fascism. also -- >> picked up my phone and my daughter was video calling me at that moment. as soon as i picked up my phone. so let me get myself together. wipe my eyes and the grime, the pepper spray remnants were on my coat. i wiped the pepper spray in my eyes, and it smeared it. it was so painful. >> officer harry dunn recounts the horror of january 6th. he joins me to talk about why accountability is so critically important for those responsible for the insurrection. >>> welcome to a special holiday edition of "the reidout." we

let's turn to brian stelter. brian, a similar question i just asked alice, but you cover these types of people, very closely. do you think that this will have a chilling effect on the other conspiracy theorists who, are still out there, peddling these elections? >> this judgment does embolden other plaintiffs. there are other cases still pending, you know? i was talking to one of dominion's lawyers where, basically, we are only in the third inning. dominion, still, suing rudy giuliani, newsmax, and other big liars. smartmatic, and other voting machine company, still suing fox news, rudy, and others. they're also individual plaintiffs, shareholder lawsuits, already, we have seen trump's allies have to pay more than one billion dollars, if you can't today's judgment, which really can't afford, but if you add them all together, more than a billion dollars in legal fees, fines, and settlements, related to trump's live 2020. so, you have this incredible track record that has been produced here. we are only at the earl

secretaryjustine greening, and joining us from new york, vanity fair's special correspondent, brian stelterere has been no mention of reducing our reliance on oil and gas. finally, that has changed. 190 countries accepted a text this morning that calls on the world to "transition away" from fossil fuels, especially in energy production — and that is significant. finally, there's universal recognition that if we are to keep temperature rises to 1.5 celsius above pre—industrial levels, then we need to triple renewable energy capacity, globally by 2030. but there is nothing in the text that requires the countries to do so and it contains "a litany of loopholes", according to the small island states, who are already suffering the impacts of the climate crisis. let's hear what one expert had to say about it. the signal really to the industry is that this is an industry which is structurally in decline. you've got the rise

doctor stelter, thank you so much for your time. >> i think our director, josh, has a really good recommendation , a quarterly resolution. that's right. >> quarterly resolutions are probably easier to keep, i think. yeah >> and that way you don't have, you know, one big failure. you just have. >> he's not even going to do it. he says, so we can do it together. he's inspired us to do it though. yeah. accountable >> we will keep each other accountable. i like that, yes. >> josh, here's a look at what's going on with our weather. i hope we can successfully see some fireworks tomorrow night because as you can see on the looping radar image, we have another massive clouds approaching us that will probably bring us some showers late tomorrow into tomorrow night. as you can see on the forecast animation. good chance. in the latter part of the day and then going into the evening. but it does appear that before midnight tomorrow night we can expect some clearing, so we might get a chance to see those fireworks after all. for tonight night. mainly cloudy skies overnight lows generally in the mid to upper

you couldn't get a fatter softball if you were stelter's urologist. big. big ball. two of 'em.fter years of punishing students for thought crimes like misgendering and agreeing with a republican, hard varred found a speech it was willing to defend calls for genocide. despite a push for donors and lawmakers for gay to resign more than 500 faculty members signed a letter supporting her here's some from the governing board. president gay is the right leader to help our community heal and a address the societal issues we're facing. you have to love the verb heal. they're expecting her to heal a wound she inflicted. like cleaning a wound with kid rock's bath water. meanwhile the school is losing a billion in donations. when you make that much cash disappear you've either pissed off the wrong people or you've launched cnn plus. of course there's also the plagiarism accusations against gay, we already told you about her ripping off part of her doctoral dissertation according to the washington free beacon her dissertation as well as three other papers she wrote between '93 and 2017 use

it's like hiring brian stelter as a personal trainer.i think he's lost a little weight. >> adam: well, the camera -- oh, no tcamera adds weight. >> greg: but he hasn't been on camera. that explains it. he lost his job so he lost like 20 pounds. there you go. so california has like the lowest literacy rate in the country, and they're going to try to put this, integrate this into english, science and math and history classes. they don't even teach that stuff anymore. so why are they focusing on media literacy instead of the basic requirements for human life? >> adam: because that's what california, and especially la, does. they have a homeless problem, they have a drug problem, they have housing problems. they have a school problem. and then they want to pass a bill to outlaw the rodeo from coming to town. they pick little miniature problems that make you think you're living in a decent society, and ignore all the major problems. that's what california does. that's what newsom does. that's what he does with every piece of legislation, he t

for more on how you can maintain these new year's resolutions, we're joined now by doctor nicole stelter. thank you. uh, director of behavioral health at blue shield california. thanks for joining us today. >> yeah, thanks for having me. of course. new year, let's start off. >> let's happy new year to you. let's start off with how to stick to those resolutions. i think with any big goal it can be broken down into a lot of smaller, attainable goals. is that the kind of strategy that we should be looking at here? >> yeah, that's definitely i think the number one strategy there. there are a couple different ways to go about it. and one is how we set the goal oftentimes sets us up for whether it's going to be easy to succeed or not or to maintain. right. and some of the those top five that you listed, a minute ago, those are, i think perennially are our top fives right. and one of those one on there that caught my eye that is almost always a surefire way to fail is to say something like exercise more right. that's just definitely not specific enough. um, exercise more can mean so many differ

you couldn't get a fatter softball a if you were stelter's urologist. big two of them. punis after years of punishing students for thought crimes like misgendering and agreeing with a republican, harvard finally found a type of speech it was willing to defendr calls for. that despite a push by donorcid lawmakers for data resigned. more than 500 faculty members signed a letter her.some fro here's some of it from the harvard's governing board. quote goveboare, president is r right leader to help our community heal and to address the veryhelp serious societal issues we are facing. >> so you got to love that verl b heal. >> and in fact, they're expecting her to heal a wound that she spent years inflicting. >> it's like cleaning a stabd sh wound. kid rock's bathwaterlike cle. l meanwhile, the school is now losing a billion in donations. when you makine much cash disappear, you've either the wrong people or, you've launched cnn plus, of course,e h there's also the plagiarism accusationere's against okay, wn already told you about her ripping off part of her doctoral dissertat

and then harvard hired brian stelter. and then harvard hired lori lightfootired. >> it became a rehab clinic for failed progressives. rehasurely the president of hard university has to be the most highly accredited individual in higher edly accre? wa once again, i was disappointed . >> based upon your testimony, you understand that this caln y for intifada is to commit th against the jewish people in int israel and globally. >> correct? i willis t say again, that type? of hateful speech is personally abhorrent to me. >> do you believe that type of hateful speech is contrary to harvard's cod ike of conduct,ntrary or is it allowed at harvard? >> i tt is at odds with the values of harvard. >> can you argue o against the code of conduct at harvarder ?e >> we embrace a commitment to free expression, even of views that are objectionable. what action has been takeneen te against students who are harassinstudentsg and calling f of jews on harvard's campus? >> i can assure you we have robust. what actionsn have been taken? a lot o

. >> i call this one.e the stelter are never over. >> and here's a.oe biden just boarded air force. >> one emoji. here's how. here's how. and here'sai our for a new nerd emoji that was cat you wereere a nerd back in the day and you blossomed into an older nerd. ao >> are you for teddy's petitiont or against it? itioyeah.yo >> unlike you, i'm not going gog to get up there on a kid. i'm crooked. >> you can't do that. i'm not allowed to have anat: opinion on a ten-year-old.10-yea other than.r- g great job, buddyre. . he doesn't realize that some of us. he's lucky he needs glasses becaus lkye of us. had to wear them with perfect vision for years. yeah, it's you like me. yeah, but i am nearsighted now. i look way better with glasses . that's true. glasses make you more attractive by far. oh, is that kind of the nature of isolation? yes. no, not if you are hideous without them. attra what if you could have an emoji? what would it be? could hi.d i wa i was the alarm clock emoji. because i justalar an alarm clo. >> i will keep making noiseck until you pay att