montana senator on the filibuster. her push to republican senators to investigate january 6th and why she blames donald trump. from coffee to cars to caffeine, have you noticed everywhere is out of everything? new reporting on the global shortage of everything. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. for the last 24 hours i have been thinking about something that mitch mcconnell said yesterday. you may have seen he came out to announce he is not just against the ambitious voting rights bill known as the for the people act, but also the much more limited john lewis voting rights act, which would simply reestablish provisions of the voting rights act that were struck down by the supreme court in 2013. threat to the voting rights law. it s against the law to discriminate in voting on the base of race already. so i think it s unnecessary. unnecessary. already against the law to discriminate based on race. now, there s a bunch of stuff to unpa
trey, what s the latest. following the 11-day conflict between hamas and israel. the military wing of hamas held a parade in gaza city mourning the loss of one of their commanders. they had fired more than 4,000 rockets toward the jewish state during this conflict and the group toed a pledging that if the cease-fire unravels, they ll continue. and the brigade has entered gaza city, they are mourning the loss of one of their commanders during this 11-day conflict with israel. the sense in gaza is that all sides are prepared and the fighters we spoke with today say they are ready for the next round of conflicts. in lighter news, the children of gaza, who were caught in the cross-fire are getting a much-needed break. in rural gaza, a local nonprofit held a group therapy session for kids dealing with trauma. and some of the kids don t speak they re trapped in their minds thinking about the conflict and others describing in detail what they saw, remarkable scenes and gives you
meredith in dearborn, michigan on that spending pitch and chad pergram on capitol hill where republicans are pushing back. we begin with mark. hello, mark. hello, sandra. earlier today president biden had a chance to see first hand how ford is changing its assembly plants to deal with electric cars. now the president wants to spend billions of tax dollars to make sure that americans are insentivize. the president had a chance to drop in the driver s site of the f-150 lightning. the white house seeing this is a chance to convince congress this is a chance to spend billions on electric vehicles, including $100 million to spend on rebates to convince people to get into this and to get money to get 500,000 charges stations online by the year 2030. the future of the auto industry is electric. there s no turning back. as rory said, the american auto industry is at a crossroads. the question is will we lead or fall behind in the race. today senate republicans will sit down wit
began before dawn yesterday. both israel and hamas claim hamas claiming victory in their 11-day conflict had hamas targeted israel with more than 4,000 rongts. really responded with aways of air strikes to try to degrade the terrorist group. we do have live fox news it coverage mark meredith is standing by at the white house on the growing democratic divide over support for israel and begin with mike tobin as cease-fire prepares to enter its second day. mike. small clashes in easter jerusalem and it is significant because that is where this latest round of violence was sparked. there was an effort to evacuate palestinian there that caused demonstrations in israeli arab townings those led to riots at the holy sites and clashes roughly two weeks ago inspired rocket fire from gaza. that clashes today were not major but they emphasize the fragility of the cease-fire survey of the damage in gaza takes simultaneous with the cleanup dead people are pulled from rubble of collapsed bu
against the ambitious voting rights bid bill known as the for the people act , but also the much more limited jaundice voting rights act which was simply reestablish provisions in the voting rights act that were struck down by the supreme court in 2013. there is no threat to voting rights law. it s against the law to discriminate in voting on the basis of race already. and so, i think it s all necessary. unnecessary. already against the law to discriminate on basis of race. there s a bunch of stuff to unpack here. first, back in 2006, mitch mcconnell not only voted for reauthorizing at the voting rights act. but as majority whip, he responsible for getting his republican colleagues to vote for it to. even took to the senate floor to give a speech about. it we have of course, renew the voting right act periodically. since that time, overwhelmingly, and on a bipartisan basis, year after year. because members of congress realize that this piece of legislation one of my