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Heaney pitches 7 solid innings to help streaking Rangers beat Orioles 5-3
"Andrew haney through 7 innings of forehead ball to Ernest fourth win as the rangers beat the Orioles 5 to three. It was his fourth consecutive quality start and his 6th in the last 7 outings. He says he has a lot of support when he pitches. Offense scoring runs, you know, I feel like every time I pitch, I think I'm pitching with the lead and that's just like a really good feeling to go in there and attack it. It's a team that really is like a team. Marcus Simeon went two for 5 with a two run single and extended his hitting streak to 16 games dean Kramer suffered the loss Austin Hayes homered for the Orioles. Craig heist Baltimore
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh "Hayes" from WTOP 24 Hour News
"Sports is if LeBron James suddenly announced that he was going to go play in Europe that's the kind of magnitude that we're talking about here with this decision WTOP for more now a look at the top stories we're working on we've got more details about what led to today's hours -long lockdown at Bowie high school and a student being taken into custody all that Hayes out here has the weather service issuing a code red what does that mean for you through the end of the workweek keep it here for full details now we're going to Steve Reznor in the WTOP traffic center we're going to the district crash activity the southbound 395 freeway after the Case bridge being reported blocking the left side traffic actually moving better on
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Orioles take 2 of 3 at Yankees, Gibson 7 scoreless innings in 3-1 win
"Kyle Gibson helped the Orioles take the rubber match of their three game set with the Yankees, three to one in The Bronx. Gibson is 6 and three after limiting the bombers to two hits over 7 scoreless innings, allowing a first pitch single in the first and a leadoff single in the 7th. Anthony Santander had three hits, including an RBI single in the 5th to open the scoring Austin Hayes editor to run double in the 8th. Reliever yin yarno allowed an RBI double by woolly Calhoun in the knife before earning his fourth save. I'm Dave ferry.
Mark Levin
Fresh "Hayes" from Mark Levin
"The mayor says the air quality in the city was the worst it's been since the 1960s. Mark the event up next on 77 WABC. Forecast in the Ramsey Miles Weather Center tonight partly cloudy smoke and haze lows in the upper 50s Thursdays sunny then partly cloudy with a chance of showers in the afternoon we'll still be mostly cloudy. Highs in the low 70s. 66 smoking Hayes the outside Midtown Studios. WABC News Time 806 I'm Bob Brown remember the news never stops www .WABCradio .com From Radio 77 WABC.
AP News Radio
Frazier, Henderson power 8-run 7th, Orioles win 9-6, stop Yanks' 5-game win streak
"The Orioles scored 8 runs in the 7th inning for a come from behind 9 6 win over the Yankees. New York led 5, one going to the 7th boosted by two labor tourist home runs and strong pitching from start in S to Cortez. But Adam Frazier hit a three run Homer of Cortez to ignite the rally. I never out of it. And one through 9, you know, everybody can impact the game in a positive way at any moment. So it's pretty complete lineup. Connor Henderson's two run double, the O's 5th straight hit gave Baltimore a 6 5 lead, which soon expanded to 9 5 with Austin Hayes second hit of the inning capping the rally. Tom Arian, New York
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "hayes" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
"503 Wednesday afternoon June the 7th hokey hazy outside highs hanging around 80 degrees Hayes gonna stick around for a couple days good afternoon I'm Anne Kramer and I'm Shawn Anderson our top local story this hour yet it is that Hayes the big reason to stay inside today and tomorrow the DC region is under a code red alert for poor air quality not just for today but for tomorrow as well and you can blame the smoke from the wildfires up north let's get the story from double TOP's Luke Lukert the wildfires in Quebec are fierce enough that
AP News Radio
Orioles overcome Trout's homer, drop Angels to .500 with 3-1 victory
"Kyle brandish pitched into the 7th inning, allowing one run on four hits while striking out 5 to earn a second win as the Orioles beat the angels three to one. Radishes lone mistake was a solo Homer to Mike Trout in the fourth inning. It's a really good team, really good lineup. I think our game plan we executed that today. Got a fastball out to where he could get extended on it. But yeah, really good lineup. Austin Hayes homered for the Orioles, Cedric Mullins and Ryan mountcastle each drove in runs. Gunnar Henderson had two hits, including a triple. Griffin canning suffered the loss, Felix Bautista pitched the 9th to earn his 11th save. Craig heist Baltimore
Crypto News Alerts | Daily Bitcoin (BTC) & Cryptocurrency News
Fresh update on "hayes" discussed on Crypto News Alerts | Daily Bitcoin (BTC) & Cryptocurrency News
"Data from Cointelegraph Markets were in trading view. Should Bitcoin hitting 27 .3 on Bitstamp, almost a new June high, Bitcoin continued to rebound and that had begun the day before, with markets shaking off the initial nerves in the US SECs, legal action against Binance, and now Coinbase as well. And in doing so, Bitcoin recovered all of its lost ground, returning to its previous trading range focused just below 27 ,000. Quoting crypto analyst Mikal Vende Pop, back to 27 ,000. Great bounce from the 200 -week moving average. Time to start the new uptrend to 38 ,000 to 42 ,000 on Bitcoin. Let me know if you agree or disagree with the analysts in quitting REC Capital. Bitcoin has retested the 200 -week moving average to support. Downside wicking below the moving average has taken place, but Bitcoin has managed to hold above it. That's right, looking pretty solid right now. REC Capital previously warned that a firm loss of the 200 -week moving average would result in a trip towards 20 ,000, but analyzing the bounce itself, we also have Trading Suite, Decent Trader, who saw cause for relief based on the exchange trader behavior, quoting Decent Trader here. We also got confirmation of the strength of the move, with the Bitcoin long -short ratio plummeting over 50 % as it climbed. That's right, as they point out right here. And also, quoting another analyst, we typically see a bit of a pullback until this is resolved. A monitoring resource, Material Indicator, said despite the FUD is turning out to be a good day for Bitcoin. Let's see if the bulls can push it past resistance at $27 ,400. Now here's what Arthur Hayes has to say, equally unshaken in his faith in the price action moving to a better place. Arthur Hayes, the former CEO of derivative exchange BitMEX, in social media reactions, he called on hodlers to wait for the full return on the Bitcoin bull market, quoting him here. The wall of worry is being climbed. Come with me on the Bitcoin bull market bust. We are still on Struggle Street, but the moon ain't far away.
CoinDesk Podcast Network
Aragon's Rise and Fall: Another Example of Decentralization Theater?
"Going to start off with a fresh piece from Danny, Danny, what's up? Yes. So the last week I've been following the rise and fall of an effort to by activist investors to take over part of the Aragon treasury Aragon is a long-standing crypto project that focuses on building tools for daos in it itself was moving toward becoming a Dao by moving control of its treasury to its community. Not the community was really full of lots of activist investors who wanted changes at Aragon and they started making noise about pursuing those changes, including with an investment fund behind them called arca. Well, Aragon didn't like that so much and decided basically to get rid of its governance and to move the Dow from a Dow that controls the organization into a grant making doubt. So this is really a story about decentralization theater. It also will, as I think you noted on Twitter, it's another example of time being a flat circle. It really is Danny. So back in 2021, I'm looking at the piece right now, actually. I reported on a very similar subject with Aragon. It was Aragon association the air gun Dao, Aragon one of was one of the names of the entities. And they had a bunch of resignations believe about 12 staffers left those two entities due to a lack of financial transparency, a cofounder was also essentially forced out at the time. There was a lot of disruption, a lot of people thought that air guide itself was going to shut down. It looked like they were probably just going to sell off the IP to their voting software and the governance platforms they've been building. For those who don't follow air God, it has been around for quite a while. I think most people who have been having a good fingerprint of space for wild know about Eric on, not necessarily like a top project, but definitely a project that people are familiar with has stuck around and has been developing some important governance schemes for daos. But it's been hit twice now with problems that we see over and over again with Dallas, which is some people have power, some people don't. There's money involved. You can't trust everybody. And at the end of the day, someone has to write the checks and things start to fall apart.
AP News Radio
Musical 'Some Like It Hot' leads Tony Award nominations with 13 nods
"The musical version of some like it hot leads the Tony nominations with 13. I'm Archie's are a letter with the latest. The Broadway adaptation of the 1959 movie some like it hot is up for best musical competing against Anne Juliet, Kimberly akimbo, New York, New York, and shucked the best play nominees are ain't no mo between riverside and crazy, cost of living, fat ham and leopoldstadt, Jessica Chastain, Sean Hayes, Jodie comer, Josh Groban and Sara Bareilles all earned nominations. Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical bad Cinderella and a beautiful noise the Neil Diamond musical were shut out. The tonys will be June 11th in New York with
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McCutchen homers in 10th to help Pirates beat Cardinals 6-3
"Andrew McCutchen's two run home run in the tenth inning off of Jordan hits, put the pirates on top 5 three, and they go on to beat the Cardinals 6 to three at Busch stadium, mccutcheon was asked how much it matters to win road games against division opponents. The Cardinals, this is no pushover. And they're a good team, so for us to be able to come in and do what we've done thus far. It's been great. Rodolfo Castro delivered three hits and two RBIs for the pirates key Brian Hayes led off the game with a home run. Alec burleson Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Gorman drove in the cards runs. Mike Reeves, St. Louis
The Charlie Kirk Show
Documentarian James Saccomano Talks About "Firearms and Freedoms"
"Welcome back, everybody. There is a nationwide effort right now to grab our guns, joining us now is James sacca mano, host of firearms and freedoms, a Jeff Hayes film available at firearms and freedom dot com. James, welcome to the program. Thank you so much, Charlie. It's an honor to be here. How are you? Good. Thank you, James, tell us about the film and lots to talk about when it comes to the Second Amendment and the campaign to try to take our firearms away. There is a lot to talk about. I'll try to make it short and sweet though. This came about, Jeff Hayes, he kind of looks for topics that are getting censored quite a bit. And he stumbled across a statistic about how many times the gun is used by a lawful responsible American to stop a crime. And depending what statistic you look at on the low end, it's still over half a million on the high end. It's up to 2 million every year. And that shocked him. Like we never hear this and that was kind of the nexus for let's look at what's really going on with firearms and the more we looked at it. There's over a 100 million gun owners in this country awful responsible gun owners. They deserve a voice, the big microphone is currently held by people that want to take the guns away. And our Second Amendment is it's there for a reason. It protects all the other amendments. And there are people trying to strip it away.
The Breakdown
Is the Banking Crisis Really Over?
"Over the weekend, I noticed a tweet from prominent political writer Matthew yglesias. This tweet broke my brain, and so I thought to myself, well, let's do a show about it. Matthew writes really simply, so all that bank stuff people were worried about seems to have turned out fine. Shrug emoji. Now, it didn't break my brain because Matthew's wrong that banking contagion seems to be for the time contained. Or that it appears that the fed's facilities are working. Or really anything substantive of what might underlie the tweet. It broke my brain because the thing is such a monument to trying to write off trying to understand complexity, as well as a glib dismissal of people who had concerns about the wider problem. All that bank stuff as if there wasn't something specific to try to actually understand. Now, at the risk of acting like a college student reading too much into a single line of text, I think that this was pretty clearly a jab at the biology type set who were arguing that there was a much bigger problem than just Silicon Valley bank. Now, I don't care at all if people don't like biology's $1 million Bitcoin bet. Or don't buy into someone like Arthur Hayes argument that the bank term funding program is going to almost assuredly see mission creep. And honestly, I don't even really need to call out Iglesias here as every day there are a million tweets from a variety of commentators that are equally glib and dismissive for the sake of Twitter engagement. I just happen to think that being glib about the most important issues we're dealing with is a huge part of the problem with current public discourse. And in this case, I think the underlying contention that the bank stuff people were worried about seems to have turned out fine is worthy of some serious consideration and dissection. So today, let's explore exactly that. Whether the bank stuff people were worried about turned out fine. And let's look at some of the numbers to start. By way of recapping, let's set a framework for what we're actually talking about here, specifically when we talk about the bank stuff that people were worried about. In short, people have been worried that numerous banks would see people withdrawing assets in an extra normal way. Due to some combination of one, being able to get better yield elsewhere, including buying treasuries directly, and two, concern about the viability of a specially smaller banks whose asset side of the balance sheet is underwater due to the rapid increase in interest rates.
Unchained
Arthur Hayes Calls for BitcoinBacked Stablecoin
"For a.m. Friday March 10th, 2023. Arthur Hayes calls for Bitcoin back to stablecoin. Bit Mexico founder Arthur Hayes believes that the crypto industry's fallout with major banking partners calls for the creation of a new kind of stablecoin. In a March 9th blog post, Hayes proposed the sad Sochi nakamoto dollar or naked dollar and USD a stablecoin that would be backed by Bitcoin and in the post Arthur Hayes calls for Bitcoin backed stablecoin appeared first on unchained crypto.
CoinDesk Podcast Network
Silicon Valley Bank Shut Down by State Regulators
"We just got news right before the show that the California department of financial protection and innovation shut down some common valley bank and then appointed the FDIC as a receiver. And now we have a proper bank failure in 2023. Ensured deposits will be fully accessible by Monday, they say. And then at TSC is going to try to make uninsured depositors as whole as possible. This is the 18th largest bank or was 18 largest bank in the U.S.. This is the largest bank failure since the Great Recession. Man, I love entropy. Zach, and he takes on this? Yeah, bank runs are crazy, all this is nuts. This is not so we're seeing this unfold in real time. You know, I think it's not just Peter Thiel, right? We saw pantera. We saw a bunch of other VC firms say, hey, portfolio companies, you might want to get your money out of Silicon Valley bank, go like real quick. Well, this was all unfolding Thursday night. So that may have been sort of the death knell, but it's certainly not what I think caused it. At its root, you know, you saw sort of Arthur Hayes tweeting. I think it was yesterday saying that, you know, Jay Powell, Jerome Powell, has broken the U.S. banking system. I guess arguably by curtailing sort of bond buying, right? So you have some of these macroeconomic ripples that are unfolding across. The banking sector is not just crypto in this instance. I think silver gate was rightly capturing headlines. We saw a little bit of grave dancing from the likes of Elizabeth Warren and other lawmakers who were long wary and skeptical of silver Gates involvement with crypto. Silicon Valley that's less of the story here. I think it's more tech startups rather than crypto startups. They certainly served a few crypto startups, but by and large, we're talking about one of the preeminent banks that we're serving an emerging class of web two startups in California and beyond. So yeah, pretty wild to see this really unfold against the backdrop of what had been some otherwise positive signs in the economy that were announced even earlier this morning.
AP News Radio
Stephen Curry's shoulder injury latest concern for Warriors
"One 20 in overtime, and indeed the warriors lost Steph Curry to a shoulder injury in the third quarter, and still made it close against the pacers. Golden State came back from 25 down to pull to within a basket of Indiana late in the game, but the pacers held on for a one 25 one 19 win. Tyrese Halliburton had 29 points and leading the pacers to their second win this season against the warriors. Any night, no matter who we're playing, we have an opportunity to win that game. We felt like we can compete on a nightly basis with everybody in the NBA. So obviously to come out here and beat these guys, think of confidence booster for guys. There's correspondent Tom mccabe. I like Brooks scored a season high 27 points off the bench, Killian Hayes at a 25 as
AP News Radio
Jim Stewart, co-founder of Stax Records in Memphis, dies
"Stacks records cofounder Jim Stewart has died at the age of 92, according to the stax museum of American soul music, details of his death were not given. A marches are a letter with a look at his life. Jim Stewart and his sister Estelle axton founded satellite records in 1957, but found out there was already a label by that name. They combined the first two letters of their last names to get stacks. Records helped create the Memphis sound among the acts on the label where Otis Redding Sam and Dave Isaac Hayes and the house band Booker T and the MGs. Stacks
AP News Radio
Santander, Hays, Kremer power O's past AL-leading Astros 3-1
"Dean Kramer allowed one run on four hits over 7 and two thirds innings as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Houston Astros three to one Kramer struck out three without walking anyone in the longest outing of his major league career Didn't really have my best change up towards the end of the outing and curveball pretty much kept me in it Curveball and cutter pretty much kept me in it and then flashed in the sinker and the four seam every once in a while Austin Hayes and Anthony Santander hit home runs for the Orioles who now trail Toronto by a game and a half for the American League's last wild card spot Adam spelling Houston
AP News Radio
Orioles hit 4 homers in 7-4 victory over Blue Jays
"The Orioles had four home runs to back the pitching of Jordan lyles as they beat the Blue Jays 7 to four Ramon urias got the Orioles going with the three run blast in the first off starter and loser you say kikuchi Anthony Santander and Ryan Malcolm went back to back in the third and Austin Hayes hit a solo shot in the 6th We're going out expecting to win every game so I think we've been in this mindset now for the last couple of months and we're just continuing to play good baseball The Blue Jays got homers from Kevin biggio and Matt Chapman lyles improves the 9 and 8 Felix Bautista earned his 5th save Craig heist Baltimore
AP News Radio
COVID-19 vaccinations add new twist to MLB trade deadline
"Arizona Diamondbacks GM Mike Hayes and said the vaccine status of players was affecting trade talks to some degree but didn't believe it would be a deciding factor in many deals particularly for teams that don't have to travel to Canada to play the Blue Jays where there's a 14 day quarantine for anyone unvaccinated several MLB teams have gone to Canada this season without some of their best players and the Blue Jays are on track to make the postseason so theoretically the road to the World Series titled could go through Canada I'm Julie Walker
The Dan Bongino Show
Leo Terrell: Give Producer Jim a Raise
"I just got genius I don't want to give all any personal matter But I think Jim deserves the rate Trump yes you do right I'm on today You got John rich Jim deserves a raise What a great job Leo Terrell we had Donald Trump yesterday John rich tomorrow Myra Flores I'm telling you Cubans Cubans get this guy a raise Drew Hayes over at KBC you got some whack There you go Get gibberish drew I love drew You got to show over there too You can listen to Leo on KBC at 5 p.m. Pacific time over there
Mark Levin
FBI Investigate Arson, Vandalism at Nashville Pro-Life Center
"Nashville Tennessee the FBI is joining in on a Nashville attempted arson investigation Metropolitan Nashville police department states the FBI is now helping specialize and investigations division detectives and hazardous devices unit officers And the investigation of attempted arson of the hope clinic for women on Hayes street A pro life resource center This is happening all over the country This is happening all over the country
All In with Chris Hayes
"hayes" Discussed on All In with Chris Hayes
"A migrant shelter unaccompanied children located near el paso texas and fort bliss and this overcrowded facilities house between one thousand and five thousand children at a time. Now thanks to whistle blowers were learning about terrible conditions inside the shelter including huge corona virus outbreaks children and a lack of adequate masks. These tents all over these massive tense Just crowded with with kids. This was an environment in which cova spread very very rapidly amongst the kids and ultimately amongst many of the staff as well we were told to not share practically everything we witness there. We were told to Not be on social media to limit our conversations about the site with close friends and family and to definitely not talk to the media to people you heard. There are the whistle blowers both career civil servants who volunteered to be detailed to the shelter when the biden administration ramp up staffing to accommodate in increase in unaccompanied minors. They filed a complaint with a nonprofit government ability project writing quote at townhall meeting with details a senior. Us public health service manager was asked and refused to say how many were infected with cove. Because if that graph infections is going to the washington post everyday. It's the only thing that will be dealing with and politics will take over. Perception will take over. We're about reality and perception. All the manager would acknowledges that several children had to be hospital ainsley. Nbc news correspondent covering the department justice homeland. Security's been covering. This story. Sat down with the whistle. Blowers and nbc. News is also obtained exclusive audio from inside that facility in fort bliss. Julie i wanna play that in a moment prefers just to set sort of the context. Here we're talking about. This is the by administration that had a huge plus of unaccompanied minors that were spending way too long in. Bp custody and there was a concerted effort because people are not place for kids of any kind to move them through that system to custody and in response that hhs scaled up shelters and this is one of them right. That's right i mean. At the time back to march and president biden announced another shelter was opening. He was trying to give the biggest numbers possible. He talked about fort bliss opening for five thousand children that potentially being able to hold ten thousand children. That was a win for them because they were able to get children out of the terrible conditions in border patrol custody where they were never supposed to be for over seventy two hours mean. They had a place to sleep. But instead what it minutes because of these facilities having to be emergency intake facilities. They had to rely very heavily on contractors. They don't allow state licensing. They don't have state licensing. Would they do these emergency and take facilities. So there's a lot less oversight a lot less transparency and that allows this kind of environment to fester especially when you talk about those big numbers and the whistleblowers who talked to talked about spread beds being so close together that you could even go through them from pictures we have. These are caught stacked on top of each other. They're not real bunk beds. It's the kind of environment that would make kovic spread very quickly and is also the kind of environment that when a child has a real medical or mental health concern as many of them did. They don't get that help quickly as they should. Yeah i mean it sounds like from the whistleblowers. Just overwhelmed facility. This is not functioning in a way that can be child centered in any way. I want to read what. Hhs secretary sarah said he said our duty aj jesse provide safe care for the unaccompanied. We take allegations of wrongdoing seriously. Swiftly report allegations nali the office of the inspector jr. sorry we take. We constantly work to improve the conditions and services required to care for children in these challenging settings. I've been to fort bliss including this month. I have.
All In with Chris Hayes
"hayes" Discussed on All In with Chris Hayes
"And i just got to say talk about like world. Historical cowardice from william bar. William more knows what the guys up to william bar could have gone public but he leaves rights and utterly like preposterous encomium to the greatness of donald trump knowing full well the man is attempting a coup essentially in the moment and then just hands over the job of protecting american democracies from said khuda. Jeffrey rosen and pieces out work buddy. Yeah and it's it. You know up until the sycophantic resignation letter and and him leaving you know he did actually stand up to trump on this one issue. He was his lackey accomplice for two years. But on this issue he said there was no evidence of election fraud and that did set the stage. I think for. Jeffrey rosen to be able to push back a little bit so i. I am no fan of bill bar but i actually think on this topic. Other than advocating the throne. Yes speak he did resist. That's true and maybe it's because i'm a journalist and because i have a television show that this occurs to me and it doesn't occur to functionaries department says but like no one goes public. Everyone just plays a good soldier and doesn't say anything the guys rattling the cage trying to overturn election for the love of god say something publicly that just me daniel goldman thank you very much appreciate it. Donald trump to campaigns earned tire presidency keeping his tax returns hidden. Today we found out the game of keep away may finally be over decision to withhold. Donald trump's tax returns from house. Democrats has been reversed by the garland justice department and so the man's taxes must be released congress. What happens when they get them. Does this mean the public will get to see them. And why is this happening now. Don't go anywhere that's coming up next. Can you give us any insight into what the real reason is that. The president has refused to release his tax returns statements that he had said to me that what he didn't want to have an entire group of think tanks that our tax experts run through his tax return and start ripping it to pieces and then he'll end up in an audit and until ultimately have tax deductible consequences penalties and so on now. Wrong not wrong. Donald trump managed to keep his tax returns secret his entire time in office which was no small feat. Democrats have been trying to access them for years. Twenty seventeen congressman bill pascrell of new jersey. Ask the chairman of the tax writing house ways and means committee to formally request ten years of trump's tax returns. The chairman was republican. You shut down the upper where republicans lost control the house for your later. Congressman richard neal. A democrat from massachusetts became chair of that committee giving him legal authority under statute to formally request trump's tax returns and a few months after being sworn in. He knows he would be doing just that. The irs miss the deadline to hand them over. Neil issued subpoenas to both the treasury department in the irs. When that didn't work he sued then in september. Two thousand nine hundred and haton district attorney sivan's got into the act subpoenaing. Trump's accounting firm for eight years of attackers trump took that matter always supreme court while continuing to challenge the oversight powers the house ways and means committee and he lost the election shortly after he lost a supreme court case in february. This year. The supreme court allowed manhattan prosecutors to obtain trump's taxes. They haven't early this month. Trump's company and its top money man were charged of course with tax fraud in manhattan court today however the ways and means committee finally got some movement on their years. Long quest the justice department on america arlen said that trump's tax returns must be released to congress which means soon they could potentially even be made public betcha. Woodrow's swan national political reporter for politico has been tracking these developments and she joins me now so betsy minor standing there was a an opinion from the kind of it's kind of like the supreme court inside the justice the office legal counsel c which gives a legal direction that basically that office overturned previous set guidance that was offered during the trump administration is that right. That's right when trump's lawyers were in charge of the office of legal counsel bay said that members of congress were acting in bad faith even though congress claims to have a legitimate legislative purpose they actually just one of the tax returns to embarrass trump. Therefore treasury didn't have to give them to congress that was the trump. Doj's argument now that it's biden's lawyers who are running doj including this office of legal counsel. What they've said is look even if some members of congress are hoping that the president will be embarrassed by the contents of his tax returns. Hard to imagine why he would be. Maybe some of them are hoping that what what doj says even if they are hoping that it's not germane to the question of whether or not congress actually has a legitimate legislative reason to reach for these tax returns and doj the llc within the justice department confirmed that yes they do have a legitimate legislative reason. One really fun piece of history with all the good. That's cited in the doj opinion. Is that the reason. Congress got the power to pick individual people's tax returns. The reasons specifically this committee did is because of bribery corruption scandal. The law was changed in nineteen twenty four because congressional investigators during the teapot dome scandal. Which involved bribery belt that they were getting stiff armed by the irs. They carry that investigation out. They changed the law and the first time. A member of president's cabinet went to prison was the result of that scandal. So there's a pretty direct through line from the reason. Congress has this power to what they're trying to do with the power today. Yeah the i always found the justifications on the other side fairly tortured that they had to do with that congress's acting in bad faith. There had to be this legislative intent. It always seemed obvious to me..
All In with Chris Hayes
"hayes" Discussed on All In with Chris Hayes
"In your prior question. I can tell you what the actions of the department no sir. Well sir mr rose with obligations today about private conversations with the president one way or the other keep in mind that is trump was trying to get the department justice to help return the election. That was of course not the sum total applauding trump and his allies. Multiple calls the election officials in maricopa county arizona. Pressuring them including one official. Who said he let the calls. Go to voicemail and did not return them. Trump called an official on the wayne county michigan board of canvassers after she voted against certifying. The county's election results was an invitation to republican leaders of the michigan state legislature. They flew to dc to meet with trump at the white house. There was the recording of course. If trump's call to georgia's republican secretary state he actually made more than one who trump told quote. I just want to find eleven thousand seven hundred eighty votes and when none of that work then of course. There was the january sixth plot to overturn the election in congress to assemble a crowd. Send them towards the capital to pressure congress and his own vice president and we're learning more about that as well. Republican congressman mo brooks of alabama is now facing a lawsuit over a speech. He gave the morning of january. Six explicitly telling the crowd to start quote kicking. -at's this week. The department of justice denied representing brooks in the case arguing among other reasons quote instigating an attack on the united states capitol would not be within the scope of a member of congress's employment fair point it's clear brooks was part of the planning for trump's coup because brooks said so himself check this out back on december twenty first twenty twenty more than two weeks before the erect direction politico just reported it out good piece by melania no no president donald trump huddled with a group of congressional republicans and the white house on monday where they strategized over a last ditch effort to overturn the election results. Next month congressman mo brooks who is spearheading the longshot. Push to overturn the election. Results in congress organiz the tree of white house meetings which lasted over three hours and include roughly a dozen lawmakers was a back and forth concerning the planning and strategy for january six brook said in a phone interview. I mean he literally said they were meeting about strategy to overturn the election on the record. Two weeks before it happened. On the morning of january six congressman mo brooks spoke the same rally as donald trump. You're not learning that when he stood up there and spoke about taking the protests that capital he was wearing body armor. I've got a message. That i need you to take to your heart and take back home in the way. Stop at the capitol. Today is the day american patriots. Start taking down names then kick in ask. What other words this scare the hell out of socialists in weak-kneed republicans alike. Join with me. You say you washington america. He does worse. Because we're gonna care them right to you you say god bless america and the fight begins today. Yeah go kick ass. They did mode. Brooke saw them beating the cops and cussing them violently assaulting thought. Oh they're kicking this. I don't at gas. Mo brooks was not the only congressman implicated in the plot to keep trump and power new york times reports. Mr trump did not name the lawmakers ones. We're helping him but other points during the call again. This is the one that they took notes of. He mentioned representative. Jim jordan of ohio whom he described as a fighter. A spokesman for jordan said quote congressman jordan. Did not has not would not pressure anyone. The justice department about the two thousand election that political report from a few days before trump's doj meeting says quote other members who were in attendance include some of trump's staunchest allies on the hill. Such as congressman. Jim jordan. So he was in the same meetings plotting how to overturn the election earlier. This week congressman. Jordan was asked if he'd spoken to trump on january sixth. Listen to this response. I off yes or no. Did you speak with president trump on january. Six yeah i mean i. I spoke with the president last week. I speak with the president of the time. I spoke in january six. I mean i talked with president trump all the time in that sense. I don't think that's unusual. I would expect members of congress to talk with the president of the united states when they're trying to get done the things they told the voters in their district to do I i'm actually kind of a mesa size people balanced but of course i talk to the present time i talked to me like. I said i talked last week on january six. Did you speak with him before during or after the capital was attacked I'd have to go i i. I spoke with him that day. After i think after i don't know if i spoke with him in the morning or not i just don't know i'd have to go back and i i don't i don't i don't know Though that when when those conversations happen but But when i spoke all the time but he looks comfortable answering those questions he now jim jordan was speaking donald trump about the attack in the capital. It happened he absolutely could not be on the committee investigating the attack because as republican congresswoman liz cheney point out jordan material witness who's called testify at some level. The coup plot was out in the open reported in politico. We all saw and when all those fail when trump could not pressure the election officials when he could not enlist the justice department when he did not have enough votes in congress the last thing left to him was the mob. And so use the mob. At violent bloody insurrection failed. Coup we saw was his final attempt after he tried everything else but he's not done devlin barrett covers the fbi justice washing post author of october. Surprise the fbi tried to save itself and crashing election. He's been covering these handwritten notes published by the house oversight committee today. I wonder if you could just give us a little context about the people in the room. This call rosen and donahue and trump and the the context for this no taking right so we reported earlier this week that this conversation was actually part of a pattern..
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"Evening from new york. I'm chris hayes. It was a failed coup. Let's call it what it was in the immediate aftermath of the january sixth attack in the early revelations of donald trump's both publicly and in private to overturn a democratic election. There was a kind of back and forth among scholars about whether coup was the appropriate turn but as we learn more really does feel like. That's the best way to describe. We're talking about here today. We got new evidence that supports precisely that earlier today. The new york times first reported that not only did donald trump press the justice department to save the results of the twenty twenty presidential election were corrupt but there are contemporaneous notes. The prove it quote the exchange unfolded during a phone call on december twenty seventh less than two weeks before the attack on the capital in which mr trump fresh the acting attorney general. The time. Jeffrey rosen. And his deputy richard donahue on voter fraud claims department had disproved thing is donahue the deputy attorney general was taking notes and the department of justice turned those notes over to the house oversight committee today. They publicly release some of them now. Just a heads up because they were handwritten. They're difficult to read. According to the deputy attorney general's notes donahue responded to trump's saying quote. I understand that the doj can't and won't snap. It's fingers and change the outcome the election. It doesn't work that way to which trump replied don't expect you to do that. Just say the election was corrupt and leave the rest to me. And republican congressman. Just say it was corrupt. President is asking the department justice to help him overturn the election and stay in power. Remember the debbie attorney is writing this down because in that moment one imagines he realizes the sheer transgressive gravity of what's happening somewhat reminiscent of former. Fbi director james contemporaneous notes of his interactions with trump holy crap. This guy is wall. I should put it in writing what the president is asking us to do for posterity. We're learning about this now. Because the house oversight committee got access to these notes but it may trump's acting attorney general. jeffrey rosen. Who was on. That call was specifically asked about this under oath and dodge. The question party january six were you asked her instructed by president trump to take any action at the department to advance election. Fraud claims or to seek to overturn any part of the twenty. Twenty election results congressman as as as Just alluded to.
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"Bill de blasio of new york announced all public health care. Workers must get vaccinated or tested weekly. But will this kind of vaccine enforcement enough to curb the rising case count. Dr francis collins is a geneticist arguably most known for his working the team. Responsible for mapping the human genome two thousand seven. He was awarded the presidential medal of freedom by president. George w bush in two thousand nine. He received the national medal of science. By president. barack obama and that senior collins became the director of the national institutes of health. The primary agency responsible for biomedical in public health research. He's been at the helm of that agency throughout the entire pandemic and with the spread of the highly. Contagious delta variant. Tina's team h are trying to make sure the public has the most up to date information on vaccines and breakthrough infections and he joins me now. Dr collins it's it's a great pleasure to have you on the program. I thought maybe we'd start with this question about mandates. I know it's it's a policy question so slightly outside of the ambit of pure research. But i'm but i'm still curious to get your thoughts about what we know about whether institutions be they private companies or the us army or the new york city police force whether those mandates can be effective as means of boosting vaccination rates mandates were applied. They would definitely increase vaccination rates. People want to know though is their legal basis for this we'll go back to nineteen o five jacobson versus massachusetts. The supreme court said yes. There is a legal basis that was a case about smallpox vaccination which then required people to undergo that in order to protect the public health because there is a disease that was killing people. Well we have one now. That's killing people called covert nineteen so many people would say the legal basis is there. There's a wrinkle though. Chris set currently the vaccines that are being used are authorized by the fda under emergency use. And ideally they ought to be fully approved before this legal opportunity fully kicks in you know. I run a hospital. The national institutes of health is the largest research hospital in the world. I would like very much to be sure that all the people who interact with immuno-compromised patients are immunized against cova. Nineteen right now. I can't require it because this is still emergency use. But i sure as heck of exhorting people to do that now. Fortunately since they work at. Nih they're mostly agreeing. Okay so so you you bring up an issue. That is the subject of some controversy and consternation which is the emergency use authorization. Critics have said that the lack of full authorization is one of the impediments to more vaccination for two reasons one in terms of the kind of legal kit for for requirements and mandates and too because people if you swim in the water vaccine hesitancy or vaccine skepticism mill. Say well just emergency use people that fda say look we got a process in rushing. It doesn't help at all. How how should we think about this. But i think we should think about it that the likelihood of fda giving full approval to pfizer moderna and j. and j. is extremely high and pretentiously will happen in the course of the next couple of months so this is really not a good reason for people to hold off rolling up their sleeve. This is almost certainly come through. But i do want to defend the fda working twenty four seven on going through this. They don't want either to be in a circumstance where somebody would say. Well you didn't really look at all the details of the manufacturing and your thousands of pages of application. They've got to do their job. It's coming but come on folks. If this is the reason that you're still deciding not to get immunized. This is a pretty flimsy one. This is definitely the case that these vaccines have been proven and lots and lots of public data as being safe and effective already. We really don't need that full. Fda approval to accept that. I'm right now. We've got an outbreak..
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"You won't be surprised to hear that. Republicans i talked to were very pissed off about cheney To say that she she so become a democratic she is a democrat already even though she's one of the traditional house conservatives at just look in her voting record but no. This is the member that democrats are going to lean on that they say is under their pride ability for having a bipartisan. Investigation and republicans were saying she doesn't count effectively part of the political calculation. Here saw hell. And i don't think is the most important thing but to your point is they didn't want trump didn't want an independent commission because it would have more stature more credibility and so they turned against it. Same reason mcconnell whipped against it calling in favors. It's mccarthy went against it. They wanted to be able to attack commissioners partisan and they were going to whatever the makeup was. It seems like just being like enough. You're you're going to run against us anyway yeah. There is a difference of opinion. Chris between how. The two parties have come to view january. Six congress should do about it. Republicans have come to believe the vast majority of them including the leadership of the party. Have come to believe that the justice department should look into it. They should arrest people they should make their charges and let the justice work and everyone should move on. Democrats have a very different view of it. They believe that was a fundamentally fundamental crisis. An attack on american democracy that needs to be zeroed in on an investigated as a way to prevent anything like that from happening again to save the american experiment. I've talked many democrats and they emphasized they overemphasized and they reemphasized that part. I think they do believe that. I don't think they're blowing smoke there and that different turned out to be irreconcilable. Especially when you when you factor in the uncomfortable reality for republicans which is that it was supporters of donald trump. Who violently attacked this building in an attempt. To overturn the result of the election. To overturn joe. Biden's victory so the day off. There are many republicans who appeared very troubled by this and wanted an investigation. But i think as time has gone on the politics have turned and the republicans have taken a different direction saw kapoor and olivia beavers. Both doing great reporting on this today. And thank you both for making time with us. Don't go anywhere The latest on the arrest of donald trump's inaugural committee chair and what it might reveal about the trump administration's very shady foreign entanglements. That's next federal court in the eastern district. New york unsealed a huge seven count. Forty six page indictment yesterday against trump fundraiser inaugural committee chairman. Tom barrack charging him with acting as an agent of the united arab emirates as well as obstruction of justice and lying to investigators. Now we all. Of course remember special counsel robert muller was investigating russian sabotage of the two thousand sixteen election. We heard about that for years but over. The course of his investigation muller also started to look into whether lobbyists for the uae were funneling millions of dollars to the trump campaign. And now with the indictment of tom barrack that profoundly shady and we relationship between trump world and the united arab emirates is starting to make a little more sense so we know that three months before the twenty six sixteen election even happened. Donald trump junior met with an emissary for two wealthy arab princes at the trump tower. The emissary told trump junior at the time that the princes the defacto rulers of saudi arabia. And the were eager to help. His father win election as president. A few months later. I'll donald trump did win and that crown prince anyway guy. Prince mohammad bin zayed known as nbc z. Flew to new york to meet with the president-elect now as new yorker reports it is customary for foreign leaders to notify the american government when they traveled the us but nbc's e did not do so that nbc arrived at the meeting of the trump tower penthouse with an entourage about thirty people use dressed in combat boots jeans and some of his men were armed. Then on inauguration day donald trump's incoming natural security advisor. Mike flynn was texting with former business partners about a hugely controversial private-sector plan that would reportedly be funded by the gulf states including ya to bring nuclear energy to the middle east in fact. Flynn was texting about this plan. Literally ten minutes after donald trump was sworn in as he washed on the day us. Like we've got gotta deal what's going to happen seven days into his presidency. Donald trump might remember signing an executive order known as the muslim ban which well left out the uae. While including other middle eastern countries like syria yemen iraq during trump's first year in office the deputy finance chair of the republican national committee. A guy named elliott brody was helping spearhead a secret campaign to influence the white house and congress for the crown prince's of saudi arabia the uae. God that keeps popping up again and again brody was later charged with conspiring to act as a foreign agent on behalf of other interests malaysian and chinese government interests. Mr brody was a very busy man. Apparently on the day before. Donald trump doses. He pardoned brighty now. We have the indictment of tom barrett who allegedly acted to the you a in its dealings with the executive branch of government. Doing things like advocating for the appointment of individuals favored by the administration and taking steps to advance the us's foreign policy interests by attempting to influence united states foreign policy. One of the people who been reporting on these influence efforts for years connecting the dots between the us trumpworld before anyone else joins me. Next june tenth twenty nineteen reporters. Alex emmons matthew colty intercept published. This piece was about a secret influence. Operation the united states by the united arab emirates involving an emirati businessman and tom barrack a longtime ally ally then president donald trump back was a fundraiser for trump campaign..
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"Who tried to overturn the election. There was a big question about whether speaker. Nancy pelosi would exercise the power. She had reserved to do something about it. In fact we asked that question right here on this very show last night today. We've got the answer of next speakers surprise announcement theatrical flop from trump supporters in the house in a fiery take-down of kevin mccarthy by a fellow republican all that right after the break. I have to tell you. I did not see this coming today. Two days after house minority leader kevin mccarthy named his five republican choices to sit on the select committee investigating the january six insurrection speaker. Nancy pelosi rejected to those choices congressman. Jim banks and jim jordan. Both of whom voted to overturn the election in the hours after the mob ransacked the capital. Pelosi explaining a statement quote with respect for the integrity investigation with an insistence on the truth and with concern about statements made and actions taken by these members. I must reject the recommendations the representatives the unprecedented nature of january sixth demands. This unprecedented decision. Minority leader mccarthy responded by yanking the rest of his selections from the committee and claiming in fact pelosi is responsible for politicizing investigation instead of the republicans who actively encouraged. The insurrection egregious abuse of power. Plc's broken this institution. Pelosi has created a sham process unless speaker pelosi reverses course and seats all five republicans. We will not participate. They voted against the bipartisan commission. I feel duty-bound to reiterate that the thing is even kevin mccarthy takes his ball and goes home. the committee will still be bipartisan. Because speaker pelosi named republican congresswoman liz cheney to the committee and shady was not having any of mccarthy's lies about who's to blame here at every opportunity. The minority leader has attempted to prevent the american people from understanding what happened to block this investigation and the rhetoric around this from the minority leader and from those two members has been disgraceful This must be an investigation. That is focused on facts. And the idea that any of this has become politicized. is really unworthy of the office that we all hold an unworthy of our republic doodoo personally. Did you personally urged the speaker to take the step. I agree with what the speaker has done. I'm joined now by two ex reporters tracking the story. All day saw kapoor is an msnbc news national political order beavers congressional reporter for political who politico who covers house republicans. So let me let me start with you and again before we get to today. I just feel the need to reset. There was a log negotiation between bennie thompson. And john cacao in the homeland security committee that we tracked for months to work out. The details of a bipartisan commission. Equal subpoena power equal members. The committee john geico signed off on it. Kevin mccarthy then came out against it. It passed the house. Mcconnell's republicans vetoed it by a filibuster in the senate that led us to where we are. Now i just seems like that. History can't be lost anyone on the hill of either side. Chris i think you're right to note that kevin mccarthy has moved the goalpost here when the year began He said the former president. Donald trump bear some responsibility for the january six attack. He'd called for an investigation into it. And said yes but speaker pelosi please give us equal representation. Please make sure that. Republicans have equal say and subpoena power and that the gop members of the committee simply can't be steamrolled. One by one pelosi ultimately made those concessions. Mccarthy tapped has ranking member of the homeland security committee. john kako to negotiate that out. They came to a deal. Mccarthy ultimately said no. He doesn't support that because he wants the scope of that investigation to extend beyond the january. Sixth attack he wants to also investigate other forms of political violence associated with the left. That was a deal breaker for speaker pelosi and that is where all fell apart. I should note here chris. Thirty five house. Republicans did vote for that seven senate. Republicans did vote for that commission but now the choice has become for democrats when republicans were not going to get the bipartisan imprimature to this democrats were going to be accused of running a sham process. Regardless of what happened. This decision by speaker pelosi according to the democrats close to this process is about hurt choosing to keep republicans off the committee that she believes are going to be running interference on behalf of former president trump specifically jim jordan and jim banks who she believes were linked to individuals and or meetings associated with the january. Sixth attacks. olivia. I wanna play today. Cheney seems like an interesting fulcrum here right. Obviously a she you know. She was very outspoken. She voted for impeachment. We have reporting that she accursed at jim jordan and said you f in caused this on the day of the insurrection while they were would they were huddled in some secret location. She is on the committee now. And i was curious like what she does here. Here's a little more of what she said today. And i want to get your reaction to how important you think. That wasn't how much coordination there wasn't the speaker. Take a listen today. The speaker objected to two republican members. She accepted three others. She objected to two one. Of whom may well be a material witness to events that led to that day that led to january sixth the other who disqualified himself by his comments in particular over the last twenty four hours demonstrating that he is not taking this seriously. He's not dealing with the facts of this investigation but rather viewed it as a political platform. What do you think the effects of that are. Wha- what to make of the meaning of cheney rising to the defense pelosi. There certainly was something that was really know a an incredible moment today watching. That seem that liz. Cheney was basically saying she supported flesh decision into Thanks jordan we actually heard that close Office consulted with liz cheney before. This decision was made so she was brought into the fold Able to south their plan and now chasing she supports it and chris..
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"Literally unhealthy. Air on the eastern seaboard. One hundred and seventy six and remember reading articles about political mobilization china around clean air. One of the points that was made in. That piece was if you're a rich businessman in shanghai. There's lots of things you can do to avoid the traffic or put in a water filter or send your kids to a private school but at the end of the day you gotta go outside and walk in the same area as everyone else in shanghai does and you gotta send your kids out to play in it and i thought about that yesterday but there's literally escape from this air like what whoever you were. Obviously people have to work outside. Have it worse but there is a commonality here that i hope is increasingly dawning on people that this is we. Don't get out of this one. Yeah i live in in british columbia and we've had this experience summer after summer and there is something unique about that claustrophobia. Especially in a place where most people don't have air conditioning or any of the kind of filters because the truth is you can buy your way out of it a little bit you can. You know have a sealed. A climate controlled environment with good epa filters and so on and look in china and the private schools are under dome. So never underestimate what. The super rich will do To to to escape the impact of their behavior just look at jeff bezos in his cowboy hat scanning the horizon as for his next toxic. Waste dump i mean. We were told when billionaires went to space they would have some sort of ecological awakening. We didn't realize they were going to be scouting for new new waste outs but yeah i i do think that music moment truly truly i also you know i like to think i can't be surprised by these guys but but that was something that was something else going to space sub orbital About where the soviet dog leica went but coming back and saying i had to relation we need to pollute up there clyde as oh he's a great a great pleasure to talk to you. Thank you so much for making tonight. Great to see. Chris take care. As i mentioned you can read my essay on. How heat is about to restructure..
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"Is in oregon fire. Season gonna look like over the next twenty five years and what that means for where people develop and where people move within your state do you. Do you have your hands around that. We're working on it to give you a sense of the fire season this year. We've had twice as many fires and burned at least four times. The acreage is this time. Last year. The reports on the ground the bootleg fire or that. The conditions are napalm. Like so we have a couple of things happening. Obviously drought and Unseasonally warm climate and it's created the perfect storm for these catastrophic fires. But i think there's a couple of things number one we have to take action. And that's what we're doing here in oregon We have now one of the most aggressive clean energy policies in the country We are working to invest in the infrastructure on the climate side to reduce our reliance on carbon fuels. Secondly we have got to mitigate these fires and with legislation. I just signed this week. We are going to invest in more modern firefighting equipment More people on the ground and frankly The efforts to create more resilient landscapes and thirdly obviously we have to be better prepared for these climate emergencies just to give you a speculative since april of twenty twenty we have had four federal emergency declarations in oregon in addition to the pandemic we had the horrific wildfires of last fall. We had flooding. We had Ice storms in february and of course most recently. We had the horrific heat dome event. It strikes me that a big a large part of governance Any any time is is managing disaster But that that is going to become a larger larger part of what governance means in in this century. I mean that it's not you know. It's not the sort of one off. But but but disaster-management preparation medication and then dealing with its aftermath in through. It is actually going to be like a central thing that governance is about. That's absolutely right. And you mentioned the green parts of oregon which are primarily the willamette valley Last year we had evacuations in clackamas county literally next door to portland our largest city and a very Green city both literally and figuratively in terms of emergency preparedness and management. We have been in crisis management mode in terms of climate change events. I am incredibly grateful that we have the biden harris administration in the white house. That understands that we need comprehensive collaborative partnerships To develop a wildfire strategy for the entire western region as you know climate change knows no boundaries. And certainly these wildfires. Don't either where governor kate. Brown of oregon. Thanks so much for making time tonight me. Klein is a professor of climate justice. The university of british columbia author of a number of books including on fire the burning case for a green new deal and she joins me now. Naomi i know that you have reported on and written about migration and population movement in response to the warming of the planet night. I think it's something that we don't think about a lot..
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"Additional five hundred and thirty billion support electric vehicles public transport energy tax credits and some other climate-friendly policies. Now sounds like a lot of money until you remember. The trump tax cuts alone cost the government two point three trillion dollars. Okay those tax cuts which by the way continue to fuel inequality and produce a world in which the richest man on earth seeks to leave it with aims of polluting a new frontier. We need to take all heavy industry all polluting industry and move it into space and keep earth as this beautiful jim of a planet that is now that's going to take decades decades to achieve. But you have to start. I saw that yesterday and one hundred percent thought. It was a parody. That's when he said now the rest of us couldn't get on a rocketship yesterday escape. What's going on. This is the one planet we got. We're all in it together. Whether as those things he can get away or not what is going to happen as disastrous intensify ways that we've only begun to get our heads around is that people are going to start moving to escape climate catastrophe as i wrote a piece of the twenty fifth anniversary of msnbc which on msnbc dot com in the last decades the us. We've seen a steady internal migration driven less by persecution and deprivation and more by weather and not the weather born of climate change but rather people choosing to leave winter moving to the sunbelt pacific northwest to get away from harsh winters. We'll guess what a lot of those places that people have moved to over the last few decades are the ones getting rocked by our weird new. Climate are probably going to start seeing massive migrations again as the climates. We have a cat committed to and a bitchy to change radically. In some cases probably rendering places in our own country essentially unlivable all of this. What you're seeing there. This is what's happening right now. Day by day by day. While the republican party fiddles the right wing media whips a frenzy against an imagined threat or price to get people not to take their couvert vaccine fires. Scorching the west. The smoke is settling across the country. And as a new york times put it. No one is safe. Governor brown's the democratic governor of oregon where thousands of firefighters battling wildfires tonight and. She joins me now. And i governor. Maybe you could just give us an update on how things are with that fire in your state. Well thank you for having me. And we are incredibly grateful to the firefighters battling the bootleg fire in southern oregon. The roughly three hundred thousand acres. We have over two thousand firefighters on the fire and we're working hard to make sure it's contained. I literally got a text from governor murphy. Yesterday new jersey saying they were seeing the smoke in new jersey from these wildfires in the west. And you are absolutely right. Climate change is here and we must be taking action. We must be better prepared and we must do everything we can. To mitigate the effects on our people. I think oregon is a pretty wet place. But i know that it's a big state. And the parts that i think of wetter. Probably those that are more more coastal. But i wonder sometimes whether states like yours or states around the country have modeling or planning regimes that. Allow them to think about what you know. What is in oregon fire. Season gonna look like over the next twenty five years and what that means for where people develop and where people move within your state do you. Do you have your hands around that..
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"Tonight on all your it is. It's taken over pretty much. The entire northeast as republicans fight funding for climate mitigation dangerous smoky. Air blankets northeast as epic. Wildfires burned thousands of miles to the west climate checks that we thought were going to happen in the middle of the century or happening right this minute tonight as her state battles the biggest wildfire in the country. The governor beauregard joins me live that speaker pelosi reverses course seats all five republicans. We will not participate house. Republicans take their ball and go home over the january six investigation plus food to epidemics going on right now. One of them's biological caused by the other is information all the head of the national institutes of health on how to fight cova misinformation. Then there are very few business ever survived in the political in washington. Ever the latest on the arrest of trump's inaugural chairman. And what it can tell us about the president's actions in the middle east and all in starts right now. Good evening from new york. I'm chris hayes. For the last two days much in the northeast and mid west looked like this haze of the sun a thick smog over an entire region of this country. That is very much not used to it. Unlike the mountain west which lives with forest fires is kind of smoke settling over. The eastern seaboard has felt dystopia and new. In fact it's not just your imagination. If it feels that way to you if you live in that part of the country the air quality index in parts of new york city yesterday was over a hundred and seventy.
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"Mr and hayes. Mr warren hayes hacia featuring mr warren hayes but not your run of the mill humdrum thursday night stream. No no no no no no. We're doing something we're we're doing something different because it saturday and usually typically if. I'm up on saturday morning to talk about professional wrestling. Because otherwise i'm sleeping man i know and thankfully i'm not alone in this craziness. 'cause look like guy right here i got myself a partner. A pal a chum. Who is going to talk wrestling with me. On this chum. Greatly with the This morning it's it's this person who's just going around doing everything and she's everywhere wrestles zone. Sea scoops. she has her own podcast on top of that. Either wrestling gallons l. a. j. c. l. a. Thank you for being here this morning. Exactly it's the worst of war in asia featuring today we're being for being completely honest with each other but i appreciate you being here because we are going to be talking about money in the bank. That's why we're doing this big pay per view weekend my god. There's a lot of wrestling like like older. All there's just everyone's starting to open back up. Everyone is doing stuff now and now. It's like piling on top of piling on his leg. Okay if there's anything that the pandemic air is making me realize that people like us l. o. You know we could have like normal sleep schedules..
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"Evening from new york. I'm chris hayes. I'm going to start off tonight. Showing you an image that in my humble opinion perfectly represents the country right now the state of american politics estate of our battle against corona virus and the challenges. We face at first this image will probably make no sense depends on you. Know your background here because it needs some impact but here it is just to start out with chip roy. Republican congressman from the suburbs of san antonio austin tweeted. This come inject it get it like the the basic meeting here is is more or less. You can give me the vaccine over my cold dead body more or less okay. So first of all some background. On chip roy. The man who tweeted this. He comes from a conservative district that has been generally trending towards democrats with a lot of suburban districts has but he's held onto a seat around january six. He made some headlines because he said that he would vote to certify the electors for joe biden remember a majority of republicans did not going so far as to object to the seating of fellow representatives. Who said they would challenge biden certification. And then he roundly. Condemned trump's words and actions leading up to the insurrection. The president of the united states deserves universal condemnation for what was clearly in my opinion. Impeachable conduct pressuring the vice president to violate his oath to the constitution. To count the electors. Now roy did not end up voting for impeachment by the fact you see him. They're saying it's impeachable conduct but he did get attacked by trump for it and since then of course he is the price. We know how this goes he. He challenged congressman. Elise stefanik for that leadership position that was vacated by congressman congresswoman liz cheney who was booted out by kevin mccarthy and the caucus because she was critical the president whipping up violence or auction chip roy his hat in the ring for that and he got soundly drubbed. After trump endorsed of course defining despite the fact that roy has a much more conservative voting record. So that's a chip. Roy is fairly standard conservative. Republican who's adapting himself trumpworld chip. Roy is also a cancer. Survivor tweeted in december quote. My dad's by polio. i'm for widespread availability of effective vaccines. If when i choose to take it. I won't carry a card now. I don't know whether he's been vaccine or not. It would be logical to conclude that he has gotten the vaccine. I truly hope he has. We did reach out to his office to ask. We got no response. He's told other reporters it's none of their business. But it's congressman. Roy is tweeting that image. The one that we started the show with the come inject it again which is a lot going on there. It's important to know there is a very big divergence happening in this country right now. Day by day by day two paths diverging between the vaccinated and the unvaccinated over sixty seven percent of adults in the country. Have gotten at least one dose of the vaccine but we've hit a wall and the wall is not about supply remember. We had a wall supply wall back january february and march. We have more supply than almost anywhere in the world but wall is not really due to logistics. You can get a vaccine just about anywhere in the country. the reality is. There's a chunk of the country that does not want to take the vaccine or at least has not gotten around to it now the not gotten around to it. We can work on that. And i think we're going to talk to our next guest about that but the biggest resistance right now and you're seeing. The data is coming from a hardening political socio political cultural opposition to the vaccine among conservatives particularly in rural america and this has been cultivated by right wing. Politicians people like congressman chip roy and by right wing media like fox news who've done segments encouraging people not to get the vaccine. It is very very sick. it's sick it's gotten a lot of people killed. It will get many more people killed. That's just the simple fact of the matter right now. The delta variant is spreading. We are seeing what happens in the death data in the month of june. Nearly one hundred people died of cohen in maryland and thankfully that's a very small number relative to the peak of the pandemic according to state officials one hundred percent of those deaths were people who were not vaccinated. The cdc says it may ninety nine point two percent of cova destiny. Us where people who are unvaccinated. The vaccines and they've been tested. And we've got real life data now not just clinical trials remember these are going into millions and millions and millions and millions and millions of arms around the world different populations were getting the data back. The vaccines are essentially magic. I mean you might remember last year when we were covering this pandemic sitting here talking to you into this camera. I used to say all the time. We had two bad options. We wish for third right. We door number one was shutting down the entire economy save lives. That was awful. Kids couldn't go to school. People lost their livelihood. People didn't couldn't go out of their house. They couldn't hold their relatives door. Number two was leading the virus run rampant so the economy can stay open and that was worse hundreds of thousands of excess deaths and we had to figure out a way to get to door number three a widow have a life and an economy and family dinners and people you can hug without letting the virus run rampant and kill off hundreds of thousands of people and we got exactly number three. We've got the solution the.
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"I i know. Things are more complicated than like. Just get them the doses but why why are they more complicated. Why aren't those doses in people's arms. So we are working as an interagency to make sure that those doses can get out of the united states were working closely with the fda to make sure those doses can safely get out of the united states and we've secure plan for how they will be distributed. Are you confident that we are going to see the curve that we've seen in this country happened in other countries. This year there is. There has been worry that we're looking this extending into twenty twenty two but we're seeing what mass vaccination does we've seen it in in israel we saw it in the uk. We've seen it in our own country. Are you confident. We're gonna see more countries followed that trajectory that sort of downward de exponential curve in the next six months. You know. I don't think we as the united states are going to be able to cover this around the world alone. I think that what we intend to do is set an extraordinary example for how we want others to work with us to provide the same kind support and donations. We as as United states want to set that example and with that example and others leveraging their resources as well. I think we can bend the curve. It's going to take some time to do this around the world. all right doctor rochelle walinsky. Who has a very very difficult and very very important job at the centers for disease control. Thank you so much. Come back on the program. China really appreciate it. Thank you so much chris. Next a warning shot.
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"Says four hundred and forty three people have been charged in dc federal court related crimes committed at the us capitol the court filings are providing a clearer picture of the type of people who tried to overthrow the government. That day like ryan samsul of pennsylvania's wrestling on january thirtieth charged with among other things forcibly assaulting federal agent. Prosecutors say samsung in the light. Blue jacket was one of the very first trump supporters to approach police barricade surrounding the capital while trump was still speaking. They say in the process of pushing the barricades the ground samsung and others knocked over. Us capitol police officer causing the officers head to hit the stairs behind her resulting in a loss of consciousness. That is her there on the ground. Sh- leader blacked out and collapsed and had to be transported emergency room. Samsung has been in jail since his arrest and today prosecutors filed the motion to keep them there until his trial part of that is based on an extensive history of violence in two thousand nine. Cents was convicted of assaulting a woman and choking her consciousness in two thousand eleven a conviction for choking and beating his pregnant girlfriend in twenty nine thousand nine yet. Another victim recounted several incidents where he broke into her house and assaulted her. She also alleged samsa raped her multiple times. So that's just one example of some of the people that republicans in congress do not want to investigate because even though that day is over that person is now in jail. Slow motion insurrections ongoing this. We can assume preceding indictment against a far right militia. Group called the oath keepers was on sealed that revealed communications where one of the groups said. We want trump's declared insurrection and to call us up as the militia this weekend. Trump's former national security adviser. Michael flynn suggested. A military coup should happen. The united states now political reporter hunter walker reports that just over a month ago. Donald trump met with a tech ceo. Who helped organize patriot caravans around the country the protests at the us capitol on january sixth. It's not really over to those over. In the capital or their supporters their regathering underwater bat story about donald trump. The patriot caravans organizer. He writes the morning politics newsletter. The uprising which i'm a subscriber to and it's very good and he joins me now. One hundred tells about this guy so this guy is his name is jeff brain. That is his real name. He's no stranger to political activism in the nineties and early two thousands. The la times has reported. He was part of this effort to have the san fernando valley secede from the city of los angeles More recently in two thousand eighteen. He launched this website. Clout hub in. He's explicitly framed it as a social media network for people who are concerned about quote censorship. And what that means in practice Some of the most popular forums on the site are all about qa. Not and in the lead up to january six. He was there. Were these patriot. Caravans group where people were planning traveling. Renting chartered buses to go to the capital protests and most importantly brain was personally participating.
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"About legitimacy. Like what do you see happening here. I would start by saying if you saw this happening. In other countries as we do where you have an election and there is certified by all sorts of people. And it's clearly free and fair and then a group decides to try to overturn it. That is a grave threat to democracy. In the united states and barra allies the liberal democratic oral ways in. That is what we're seeing here and it's just much harder to recognize it at home by if this precedes in the twenty twenty four election when all neutral observers say there was a free and bear result. These measures would actually allow Let state legislatures republican. Legislators overturn the result. If it is not. They're like and they are doing everything they can to make sure we're not a democracy. We are an oligarchy aristocracy. Something where a not everyone gets to vote and a white majority is preserved that point about the international conspiracy is important because when when the story does arise in some countries that you don't follow closely and you're not an expert of and they say there's an election and it was certified within these people dispute it. I i always say like well. I don't actually know what the deal is here. I'm not following this and that kind of cloud of uncertainty when you're not in it right if as an outside observer you can be a little hard to adjudicate okay. Well who actually. Who's right here right. And we've seen that abroad and we've seen it in our own history right. I mean this is. This is precisely the thing that happened. In the jim crow south it's this attack on legitimacy through means both legal and extralegal. That was the way in which the jim crow state was constructed. Absolutely right chris we had a multiracial democracy. The united states and it was taken away. And that's what people don't realize and the pattern between the attack on voting rights at the end of reconstruction and the attack on voting rights. Today is so similar it's eerie. You had the enfranchisement of black voters followed by violence fraud and intimidation to keep them from the polls. Then you have the legal disenfranchised of black voters through literacy tests poll taxes etc etc. That's how reconstruction really ended in. That's how jim crow began n what's happening. Today is very similar. You had new groups turn out in record numbers in twenty twenty two flip states like dora blue. That was followed by an attempt. To overturn the election in insurrection. They're trying to enshrine the insurrection for quote unquote legal meets. That's what the entire twenty twenty twenty twenty twenty one. St legislative sessions are about. It's trying to figure out legal ways the disenfranchise voters because the legal means on a lesson. They took the end of reconstruction. That's how history is repeating itself today and this this question about this sort of interplay between laws and legitimacy seems important here in marin and something. I've been focused on. Which is there's there's a legal regime right. You can have a legal process in which all of the all of the laws are followed. Which is what we had in the last election right. You was certified and everyone sort of did their job in the ad but that doesn't the legitimacy problem is in some ways deeper. It's not necessarily a thing that can be corrected through law. The law serves as a kind of guardrail like the attack on the legitimacy is deeper attack in some ways. You're you're absolutely right in your point about the elections of rod or well taken where those of us who are outside say well you know where there's smoke there's fire inserts to know exactly why we send in international observers why there are all these election monitors who are certified by many different countries and many different parties. The international republican institute and the national democratic institute. Typically said delegations together here once you leave the realm of any kind of agreeing truth by where you can have a people believing that our president runs a pedophile. Ring you're in great danger. Because the nothing no amount of certification no amount of legal bay air normal process will suffice. And you have a group who are determined to put that cloud on the election and then simply to push through ways of overturning. What what the world. The rest of the country would see as a free and fair election emery. You made the point about the state legislatures which are key players here. Are you heard it in the interview. Right i mean that was always the thing that trump was banking on. Its where you have some of the most like radicalized members of of the of the republican party operating. And you're seeing this now as a cause that various republican state legislatures are taking up are of course and the thing is the states. have already become. The republican party's laboratory for subverting democracy. We already don't have functioning. Democracy at the state level. In places like wisconsin and michigan because elections are already predetermined through gerrymandering. Then you put voter suppression on top of that. And the overriding goal of the republican party. And all of these states has been to subvert the democratic process over and over and over again to build a wall. While upon wa- chris right because they already insulated themselves through gerrymandering and voter suppression. Now they are adding more voter suppression. And then they are adding on top of that being able to overturn. So at every step of the process they have undermined democracy greatest feedback loop where one anti-democratic facet than entrenches. Another anti-democratic facet of the system. Amre slaughtering ari berman. That was excellent. Thank you both for making some types of. I really do appreciate it. Thank you chris. We've seen many republicans marched through the gilded doors of mar-a-lago to kiss the ring of the exiled blogger. Eager kevin mccarthy. Was there just week after biden's inauguration. Here's ted cruz. Last month and join a casual hang with his best bud. And there's this guy who you don't know but according to reporting for my next guest was involved with so-called patriot caravans on january. Sixth who he is latest on the insurrectionists next as.
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"Tonight on all end it is exciting to see arizona leading the way. I think it is the first domino. That's going to help the arizona. Contagion spreads there's a delegation from pennsylvania coming to arizona to meet with our legislature. Hopefully we'll see some action in pennsylvania and in arizona. Senator her shoulders. I've long been a supporter of the filibuster. Because it is a tool that protects the democracy of our nation tonight growing fears over the unchecked republican radicalization against democracy. Then why president biden's direct shot at mansion and cinemas actually a big deal plus new reporting on january six protests organizers making the pilgrimage tomorrow and my exclusive interview with cdc director rochelle wolinsky on president biden's new vaccination bush and our responsibility to vaccinate the world. All in starts right now. Good evening from new york. I'm chris hayes. Graduation season is over in phoenix arizona. And guess what they are. Backup to veterans memorial coliseum. You're june twentieth. Twenty-first recounting ballots from last year's election. Publicans in the arizona state senate for subpoenaed those ballots back in december ballots. From just one. County mind you maricopa. Of course copa is the diverse home of the state's capital but flipped for democrats in november and so state republicans maricopa county and only maricopa county for this equal parts clownish and poisonous undertake but while people are pointing and laughing. There's an entire authoritarian ecosystem drawing its energy as if from sunlight from this and it is growing and it is spreading. Now if you've never seen into the world of the modern republican party brace yourself for this bonkers dispatch from the far-right. Oh and network today interviewing the chairwoman of the arizona. Republican party kelli ward. Update us on what's going on with the audit and natalie. It's great to be here yes. The audit is proceeding no matter what the democrats try to do and the leftist and the media and the republicans in name only who are belittling bemoaning an and generally throwing a fit about this audit the audit continues. The audit has expanded. I think it is the first domino. That's gonna fall because we're seeing. We're seeing little noises. All from all around the country in fact there's a delegation from pennsylvania coming to arizona to meet with our legislature. Hopefully we'll see some action in pennsylvania. We're seeing in georgia. We're seeing it in michigan. Maybe wisconsin maybe nevada. I think that country has woken up and they're tired of do nothing politicians or do something. That's wrong politicians and they wanna follow arizona's lead so that we have election integrity. That is so wonderful to see because this is what president trump said all along the state legislatures of course some governors republican governors. They're not doing anything blocking even new election integrity bills but the state legislatures can do so. Okay that's pretty. Delusional granted but one of the pennsylvania. Republicans in that delegation visiting maricopa county. Today is state center. Doug mastery now. You may recognize him. He has been sort of the edges of maga world throughout the aftermath the election. He's a diehard trump supporter. He was the former president's point. Man on trying to overturn the results of the election in the state of pennsylvania. In fact remember this late. November senator montreal organized a public hearing on the supposed- election fraud the ex lawyer rudy giuliani participated and trump himself called them to speak the audience center. Doug montreal also spent over three thousand dollars in campaign funds to bus trump supporters to washington dc ahead of the riot at the capitol in january. Six you can see mastery. What his wife here in the crowd at the capital on the sixth today. Monster your nose out in arizona trying to learn how to run a ridiculous audit and his state nearly seven months after the election. Now what is going on zone with the ballot recount almost seems like cost play. It's like a children's summer camp where they get to pretend to be wizards witches at hogwarts there are bunch of maga volunteers pretending to be conducting a recount audit and the counting ballots. But here's the thing they're doing it with actual ballots. Those are the ballots because the arizona. Republicans use the power. They have over the machinery of the state to actually turn them over to a private company and volunteers so this audit is attacking the most fundamental criminal crucial cornerstone of a functioning democracy and we have seen the republican party wage their assault on democracy in many ways for the election the aftermath the election continuing day by day right there new restricted voting laws being introduced in almost every state control. There's the increasingly aggressive use of partisan gender mary gerrymandering to create situations where republicans can lose statewide and yet retain majority like. Wisconsin is one example. The roberts court of course upholding that practice there are already antidemocratic structures that republicans are leveraging to the fullest like the filibuster the us senate which creates this supermajority threshold. Then of course there was the actual physical violence in the capital to overturn a free and fair election. But ultimately what democracy's restaurant is legitimacy and the perception thereof that is what the arizona audit is about they're trying to destroy that legitimacy is what donald trump has gone about destroying. Its what he started destroying when he said barack obama was a foreigner constitutionally disqualified from office they have opened the doors box and we are not going to be a little stuff. Everything back inside. Listen to me baby. The longest lasting most threatened development of this radicalization against democracy especially as it spreads across the country. Do you see this as a model in georgia this week. They're going to have hundreds if not thousands of these delegates. demand camp have a full forensic audit like arizona. Sir do you think this model can work in pennsylvania. And how would you do. Would you start small or would you go for the whole state in your mind. So join the leaders of this. How do you see this playing out in the commonwealth of pennsylvania sir do it all audit in pennsylvania. This is the model to us. Obviously they the team here leading this audit here especially my counterparts in the house and senate. Arizona is a lot of lessons learned additionally so we could actually affected more efficiently and more effectively as author. Lessons learned that was pennsylvania. State senator doug mastrioanni on one and the same. The guy who went to the capital january sixth who is touring arizona today being interviewed by donald trump's former chief strategist the guy who got arrested on a chinese billionaires yacht and then got pardoned so now he's back out doing this podcast breaking legitimacy over elections breaks everything else that is why this has become such a central point is why people like steve madden. I've been stoking. The idea that the litmus test the thing that measures fidelity to the reactionary antidemocratic movement is signing up for this mass delusion pursuing it through these toxic means the big lie it fundamentally undermines legitimacy of american self-governance it is what the attack we are seeing all about. And it is going to cause levels of damage and destruction that even its advocates cannot imagine slaughter is a professor emeritus at princeton. Ceo the think tank new america issues one of one hundred scholars to sign onto this letter published by numerical warning of the threats to american democracy and ari. Berman is a senior mother jones. Latest pieces on how jim crow killed voting rights for generations and now the gop is repeating history an emory. Let me start with you as someone who signed on to the letter who who studies this. And who has worked in the state department and worked in the international sphere in which these sorts of issues arise all the time contested elections disputes..