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today in wisconsin tony evers vetoed six bills from the legislature that among other things would haveit access to voting earlier. >> we were reminded on january 6th and again today that they worked to enact legislation like the other states, how preshlgs our democracy is and how quickly it can be taken away. we are reminded that it isn't something that just happens for us. we choose to make it every day. >> while the wisconsin governor tony evers joins me now, thank you for joining me. my first question is, if you hadn't vetoed these bills, what would they have done in terms of voting rights? >> oh, thanks for having me, it would have made it difficult. people that are indefinitely confined or people in nursing homes, people that are physically disabled, all those people were in the cross hairs of the republican legislature. making it more difficult for them. so absolutely. if i hadn't vetoed these bills, it would be a slippery slope going forward and it still will be. i'm in a position to stand up for democracy and for making sure that people have their eligible people have the right

wisconsin governor tony evers joins me now, governor, thank you so much for coming on the show.bout these bills that you veto today. what were republicans trying to do and what was it so important for you to veto them? >> well, they go to the heart of democracy, and thanks for having me tonight, and i did this with great pleasure but also great thoughtfulness, would they have proposed comes to the heart of our democracy, which is voting, and you mentioned several of the issues that the republicans took up, now the irony here though is this, many of these items became law or practice by republicans. suddenly, they have an election when things don't go their way and now it's part of voter fraud. all of that is below me. i was very happy to make sure that we have a strong absentee ballot situation here in the state of wisconsin, and we're now keeping it. the same thing as it relates to all numbers of bills they put together. this is just the beginning. these six bills are just the beginning, i pride myself on being pro democracy and i assume everybody in the country is that way, bu

wisconsin governor tony evers, we'll have to leave it there.on this tuesday night. the rachel maddow show starts right now. >>> thank you for joining us this hour. so i'm going to show you an ad not a recent ad, from a few years ago. based on this ad alone it is a little bit hard to figure out what the dude is talking about besides the fact he is disappointed, that he is very sorry, that he's trying very hard to look sincere. it does come across his name is tom reynolds and he approves this message. >> i'm tom reynolds and i approve this message. this evening i was told

wisconsin governor tony evers, we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> that's "all in" on this tuesday night. the rachel maddow show starts right now. >>> thank you for joining us this hour. so i'm going to show you an ad not a recent ad, from a few years ago. based on this ad alone it is a little bit hard to figure out what the dude is talking about besides the fact he is disappointed, that he is very sorry, that he's trying very hard to look sincere. it does come across his name is tom reynolds and he approves this message. >> i'm tom reynolds and i approve this message. this evening i was told about odd but not explicit e-mails from mark foalo. even though i have not seen the e-mails i reported what i'd been told. i've since been told newspapers had these e-mails for months and foley lied about them. later more e-mails were revealed. i'm disappointed i didn't catch his lies before. for that i'm sorry. >> and that's the end of the ad. it ends like that. for that i'm sorry, go to black. he's sor

caroline and tony it has been a pleasure as ever, thank you both very much indeed and have a lovely we

angela, career woman advertising executive and tony danza plays tony, the failed professional baseball player. >> this is the best soup i've ever the duties of love you under take as a wife and mother. >> tony, you are the house keeper and this is part of the house. the private chamber may be mine but the dust is yours. >> "who's the boss" was a ground breaking show in the women was the one wearing the panels. >> listen to the way she does that, sam. that's why they made her the president. >> so angela is an advertising executive on "who's the boss ". elyce keeton on "family ties" is an architect. they have these professional up scale careers rather than just jobs. those are really powerful fantasies for women in the '80s. >> as a travel agent, i like to think i'm a little cog in a big machine. a very little cog. >> in 1986, linda bloodworth-thomason went to cbs and said i just want to say what all women are really about, opinionated and successful when given opportunities. >> linda bloodworth-thomason created an all version of the female workplace comedy that we had not seen before. ♪ ♪ >> i'm going to do what i always wanted

angela, career woman, advertising executive and tony danza plays the failed professional baseball player. >> do you know this is the best sauce i have ever is soup, angela. >> domestic labor became recognized as such when men perform it. >> tony, you are the housekeeper and this is part of the house. the private chamber may be mine but the dust is yours. "who's the boss" was a huge hit. the woman was the one wearing the pants. >> morning. >> listen to the way she does that. that's why they made her the president. >> angela is an advertising executive on "who's the boss" and alicia keaton is an architect. >> they have professional up scale careers rather than just jobs. those are powerful fantasies for women in the '80s. >> i would like to think that i am a cog in a big machine. a very little cog. >> in 1986, i want to say what all women are about, opinionuated and successful when given the opportunity. >> i am going to do what i always wanted to do, start my own decorating business and no matter how older, i have no intention of going under. >> it was a great cast. great writing. >> i can't be finding any of my alimony checks. >> excuse

what ever has claimed to stand for the former british prime minister, tony blair, he sent you k troops into afghanistan, 20 years ago, has criticized the u. s. decision to pull act and said that the justifications given were in basilica. we didn't need to do it. we chose to do it, we did it in a b, d and to an embassy really political slogan about ending the forever was blair, there added to britain's involvement in the region was not hopeless despite the taliban advance that the u. k. has a moral obligation to stay in the country until the afghans who needed to be, ah, evacuated journalist and international affairs specialist, richard met hurst escaping about. blast claims. he calls the slogan about ending forever. was in basilica. but he's the one who followed george bush, the laughing stock of the of the western world in 2001 into 2 wars, both of gunnison and iraq. and he's the one who could not finish the war or 20 years later now in 2021. and he's still offering excuses, trying to justify what he did, the united kingdom and the united states to not invade afghanistan to help women

tony, heat is the story. and we just learned today that the month of july that we just finished up with is the hottest month that the globe has ever experienced, and it's probably going to end up being the hottest year we've ever had. take a look at the records that were set today. raleigh hitting 99, schenectady hitting 93 degrees. the relief that you were hinting at, tony, certainly in place for schenectady tomorrow. raleigh, you're at 95. your relief will come after want storms pass through, a much better sunday. look at the tropics. we have two storms, tropical depression fred, and t.d. number 7. this is the track of t.d. number 7. both those storms have 35-mile-per-hour winds. it may become grace tomorrow. uncanny. take a look. it goes over the exact footprints of fred and fred is likely to become a tropical storm, making landfall, probably west of the keys. i don't think the keys are in the cone. but it's possible panama city, more time to build.ity, more time to build. more rain there. possibly winds at 60 miles per hour. but we do not believe it will become a hurricane. we'll keep a very close eye on it. a lot of rain and

. >> advertising executive and tony danza plays tony maselli, the failed professional baseball player. >> do you know this is the best sauce i have everhe duties of love that you undertake as a wife and mother. >> tony, you are the housekeeper and this is part of the house. now, the private chamber may be mine, but the dust is yours. >> who's the boss was a huge hit in that the woman is the one that was really wearing the pants. >> new york. ross and mcquaid. >> listen to the way she does that. that's why they made her the president. >> angela was an advertising executive on who's the boss. they have these really professional upscale careers rather than just jobs. those are really powerful fantasies for women in the '80s. >> i like to think that i'm a little cog in a big machine, a very lig cog. >> in 1986 linda blood worth thom thomason said i want to say what all women are about. >> linda blood worth that will aston wrote for mash, rhoda and created an all female version of the workplace kpe di that we had not seen before. >> i'm going to have to do what i always wanted to do. start my own decorating business. no matter how many tig

ever had. you have error participation in the coalition. you're breaking participation left with participation and sent participation. all that together creates a government that is the most representative that israel has and not tony bennett, even with his written policies, which no one is denied that he comes with, is standing at the head of a government. that is the most representative of israel ever with arabs who are part of that coalition. how did that again, do you wanna respond to some of that? well, i mean, i certainly don't disagree with the the analysis that this is the, probably one of the broadest coalitions we've seen in israel's history. and, but that also makes it quite fragile and very, very status quo oriented. this coalition is not going to take any serious steps. never mind, permanent status issues like dividing jerusalem or creating a palestinian state. those things are clearly off the table. it's only because it's really politics has shifted so far to the right, that there isn't really a consensus any longer on a 2 state solution that these railways have abandoned the 2 state solution. for the most part, i mean you have a very, very solid right wing majority in these railey can acid. so we're

if convicted could be barred from ever holding state office again. tony. >> thank you very much. for context let's bring in culture and gender contributor jodi kantor for "the new york times" and, oh, by the way, her reporting helped inspire the me too movement. jodi, good morning to you. how many years have we had you to talk about this? >> i think we're coming up on the fourth anniversary. >> governor cuomo, his strategy is to deny, deny, deny, buy himself time. what do you make of that? >> i think politically he has a very difficult exit strategy and on the one hand the time may advantage him but on the other more and more and more is coming out, and, you know, that report that was released by the attorney general last week contains so much information and we're continuing to see the implications of all of that play out including for time's up which is the organization that was founded to combat these problems in the wake of the weinstein scandal and yet had as one of its closest allies governor andrew cuomo. >> that's what's so interesting. they're all different in their way

july the hottest month ever >>> murder hornets are back where the first live one was spotted in the u.s. this year >>> and music legend tony bennett his farewell to the stage. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening, everyone an america that became weary of war is tonight witnessing from afar the raw and ugly reality of what the u.s. has left behind in the wake of its withdrawal from afghanistan, a vacuum filled by a resurgent taliban. its fighters have now ensnared the country's most important cities except the capital of kabul, grabbing territory, and now a high profile afghan commander. the speed of the militant advance adding urgency to efforts to put thousands of american boots back on the ground to oversee the departure of u.s. embassy staffers nbc's kelly cobiella remains in kabul tonight and starts our coverage >> reporter: tonight the taliban is firmly in control of afghanistan's second largest city, kandahar the militants consolidating their territory in the south, the north, and the west where they seized the historic city of herat and its famed military commander mohammed ismai

colossal failure in america's longest war, ever, many are starting to wonder if he meant america's turning its back on everyone's trust. over the british prime minister, tony blair, who sent you k troops into afghanistan, 20 years ago, criticize the u. s. decision to pull out, running the justifications behind it as imbecilic. we didn't need to do it. we chose to do it. we did it in a b, d, and to an imbecility. political slogan about ending the forever was blair added the britons involvement in the region was not hopeless despite the taliban to advance and that the u. k. has a moral obligation to stay in the country until the afghans who need to be reevaluated. but journalist and international affairs specialist rich of met has told me last time that he's been escaping about. bless claims, he calls this slogan about ending forever wars imbecility. but he's the one who followed george bush, the laughing stock of the, of the western world in 2001 into 2 wars, both of ghana, son and iraq. and he's the one who can not finish the war for 20 years later. now, in 2021 and he's still offering excuses, trying to justify what he did, the united kingdom and the unit

failure in america's longest war, ever, many are starting to wonder if he meant america's turning its back on everyone's trust. also weighing in former british prime minister tony black, who sent you k troops into afghanistan 20 years ago. he criticized the u. s. decision to pull out branding the justifications behind it. as imbecilic. we didn't need to do it. we chose to do it. we did it in a b, d. and to an imbecility. political slogan about ending forever was blair added that britain's involvement in the region was not hopeless despite the taliban to advance . and that the u. k. has a moral obligation to stay in the country until the afghans who need to be reevaluated. the journalist and international specialist rich of med hurst is skating thing about blair claims. he calls this slogan about ending forever. was in basilica, but he's the one who followed george bush, the laughing stock of the, of the western world in 2001 into 2 wars, both of gunnison and iraq. and he's the one who could not finish the war for 20 years later. now in 2021. and he's still offering excuses, trying to justify what he did. the united kingdom and the united states did not invade a

extraordinaire, advertising executive, and tony danza plays tony micelli, the failed professional baseball player. >> do you know this is the best sauce i have everstic labor becomes recognized as such when men perform it. whereas when women perform it it's just, you know, the duties of love that you undertake as a wife and a mother. >> tony, you are the housekeeper and this is part of the house. now, the private chamber may be mine, but the dust is yours. >> "who's the boss" was a huge hit. it was a groundbreaking show in that the woman is the one who's really wearing the pants. >> morning, wallace & mcquaid. >> listen to the way she does that, sam. that's why they made her the president. >> so angela is an advertising executive on "who's the boss?" elyse keaton on "family ties" is an architect. they have knees really professional upscale careers rather than just jobs. those are really powerful fantasies for women in the '80s. >> as a travel agent, i like to think i'm a little cog in a big machine. a very little cog. >> in 1986 linda bloodworth-thomason went to cbs and she said i just want to say what all women are really about, opinionated and

the scathing attack that tony blair has launched on president biden and what he _ has launched on president biden and what he called an imbecilic commitment to ending for evereet on the other hand have stressed that the prime minister— have stressed that the prime minister supports the us and isn't criticising — minister supports the us and isn't criticising the us, and that coordination is very important. and has also _ coordination is very important. and has also been saying that that relationship between president biden and prime _ relationship between president biden and prime minister borisjohnson is and prime minister borisjohnson is a good _ and prime minister borisjohnson is a good one — and prime minister borisjohnson is a good one. in my general reaction, it has— a good one. in my general reaction, it has treen— a good one. in my general reaction, it has been pretty mixed. some supportive, but some also criticising him for his own role in afghanistan as well, given that it was him — afghanistan as well, given that it was him that led the uk into afghanistan in 2001 alongside the us. people on the left of the party, particularly — us. people on the

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ever happened in his 30 years of reporting. "the huffington post" reports a southern california mortgage broker named tony moon was videotaped attackingependent journalist tina-desiree berg. moon was also seen screaming, "unmask them all!" moon was also in washington on january 6 during the insurrection at the capitol. last week i spoke to tina-desiree berg, a reporter at status coup news in los angeles and asked her to describe the prott and what happened to her as she covered it. >> iwas aild day. i got there abou45 minutes before the violence actually started. i had just released a story that morning, saturday, where one of our gubernatorial candidate, sarah stevens, she had been involved with another press beating in front of a spot weeks ago. i had found that beating and coincidentally, the folks that person bodycam footage on social media, so when i saw that, i knew who had been responsible. one of the persons in the vehicle was sarah stevens, running for governor right now. we were able to identify her not only through her license plate, but also through video surrounding the incident where you see her on the sidewalk. my inten

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often hear only we only ever hear you are a doctor now, you know more than fauci, it's a constant appeal to authority. it's become a religious doctrine and the high priest is tonyci. this is not science. this is sciencism. and here is the problem with religious edicts from quote, unquote, experts. they lead the stories like this. in june. the university of washington medical center reportedly began removing patients from transplant lists that they were waiting for if they are in fact unvaccinated. no heart transplant without a covid vaccine. in alabama dr. jason valentine announced he will stop treating unvaccinated patients. just shame on him. familiarize yourself with the hippocratic oath. shame on you. today, by the way, it was announced that quinnipiac university will no longer provide wifi access to unvaccinated students. and this is all while restaurants, gyms, and potentially flight and interstate travel segregation has begun to descend over this country. this is insanity. it is religious devotion and we are spiraling out of control. so, for just one moment, let us step out of this church of group think and sensors and share some truth. here we go. five

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not something that we ever lost sight of, and an obligation that we just came around to, and at the outset planned for a lot of contingencies, and this is certainly one of them. tony capasio. >> john, i have a couple of questions. you said that dod as a planning organization, and have they sent any plans as what to what we did in 2014 to iraq, and has that plan been crafted? >> that planning organization is true, tony, and what is true is that we don't talk about every plan on the books. our focus right now, tony, and the plans that we are executing are to meet the president's drawdown requirement and also assist in drawdown of personnel by the end of the month and i won't speculate going forward. again, i remind tony that this mission is a narrowly focused and very specific tailored vision to support the state department at this particular time. >> i have a question. >> go ahead. >> okay. second question, you have heard the narrative and the questions from reporters and everybody else about is this the repeat of the fall of saigon. you are not a historian, and i know that a secretary and a number of you guys are wondering how the answer that question, and can you

tony bennett day as far as i'm concerned. >> you're so right. he is a treasure. >> he's a gem. >>> have you evercap on. >> no. >> this gives new meaning to the word rally cap. take a look. >> uh-oh, what is that. >> it's a maniatis praying for a rally. >> he still has his buddy with him out on center field. >> along for the ride. >> that is a praying maniatis on the top of the hat of outfielder victor robles. it hitched a ride while he was in the dugout before the ninth inning. he appeared fine with his new partner. he made sure the maniatis knew how many outs there were. the insect did not bring any luck to the nats who gave up five runs in the ninth and lost to the phillies 7-5. it was not clear whether he knew on the cap. maniatis knew he wa- >> that's what you mean by a rally. rally to get better. >> yes. >> i thought you meant a rally, when you go to a rally. >> no. >> let's continue this conversation after the break. >> i'm so sorry, anthony. >>> look who stopped by our greenroom. it's olympic swimmer, there he is, caleb dressel. he just won -- hey, caleb, one, two, three, four, five gold

ever lost sight of. it was not an obligation we forgot and came around to. we planned for a lot of contingencies and this was one of them. tonyaid dod is a planning organization. has sent-compresented a contingency plan to re-introduce u.s. combat troops like in 2014 in iraq if the white house requests it? has such a plan been crafted? >> we are a planning organization is true. what is also is true we don't talk about every single plan on the books. our focus right now tony and the plans we are executing are to meet the president's draw down requirement by the end of this month and to assist in the draw down of state department personnel also by the end of the month. i won't speculate about what things look like going forward. again, i remind, tony, this mission is narrowly focussed specific tailored mission to support the state department at this time. >> second question. you heard the narrative and the questions from reporters and everybody else is this a repeat of the fall of saigon? you are not a historian. a number of you guys are thinking: how do you answer that question? give a sense of the analogy to equate what is go

will: congressman tony gonzalez is saying the border to your point, pete, it is as bad as it ever haser been and only getting worse every day. the biden leadership has failed, his policies, his worder policies have failed and rained hell on texas frontier. many people told me what can we do? you can stay vocal and stay engaged. pete: that is what border governors has done. what governor abbott stay vocal, stay engaged, what things they have at their disposal. it is not one state problem but 48 state problem. who is taking them in? how many are covid positive? where are they going to school? where unaccompanied children going to school? they're going to somebody's school. speak up if you have three new classrooms. that is english as second language. that affects your funding and reporters should look into it. will: turning into few additional headlines. starting with a fox news alert. a shooting leaving one chicago police officer dead and another fighting for his life. >> police, give me two ambulances needed for two sisters down, two officers down. got them coming, baby. got them comi

ever directed one of his children so that is cool. to catch sean and willie's first conversation, tune in this weekend to "sunday today." >>> straight ahead, grammy, tony got some special performances just for us but first, a look at your local news and weather >>> it could be easier if you drive through contra costa county, but at a price. a new hov lane on 680 in contra costa county. and the express lane between martinez and walnut creek will connect to san ramon. you have to have a fast track transponder even if car pooling. hopefully, you can keep the windows up. the smoke is still a factor. >> indeed. spare the air alert in effect for today. a live look at san jose. it is a mix of hazy skies and also cloud cover, but expect lingering smoke through the afternoon. temperatures top out in the 70s and 80s. by tonight into tomorrow, we start to see increase in on shore flow. some wind will help push smoke further east out of the area, help clear out some of the smoke into saturday with hopefully better conditions heading into sunday. as far as the seven-day forecast, this is what to expect. things start to warmup by next week, keep that in mind. >> tha