aspects of the trump base were convicted in federal court for actual seditious conspiracy that he meeting with kanye west and nick fuentes, and my love, these folks, what is being revealed here? what core truth is there or have things changed in some way that put him in this position? i think we ve got to remember, chris, trump s understanding of his own base is identical to that of a liberal who thinks that trump is racist. you know, most republicans are not, you know, creepy arose and holocaust denials. they have jobs and families in real life. but he doesn t know the difference because he s a rich guy who s a billionaire who hasn t walked into a grocery store to buy anything in decades. so, he s hedging his bets. he thinks this guy must be popular among the people who like me, so i m not going to call him out, i m not going to disavow him. for him, that is sort of the display of weakness.
i mean, there s all kinds of complicated industries. yes, please. here s the story. the reason for it is, in order to increase their profits, over the last six years, chris, they have discharged, and reduce their workforce by 30%. they don t have many workers. you make more money that way when you put unbelievable pressure on your employees. there s lots of vital things like emergency rooms, for example, that fire departments, they re able to manage people calling in sick. it seems like we can figure this out for the railroads as well. senator bernie sanders, thank you very much. thank you. that is all in on this tuesday night, alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. attaboy chris railroad strike is complicated. it is. what the senator set is just a big part of it, that s their bottom line. it does seem like there s a lot of really difficult logistically complex industries that managed to have people get
we ll also be in the outside armed, be able to get, and get the president out. tonight, how the department of justice wants this rare and historic conviction and what it means for the broader january 6th investigation that is still not over. then, adam server on the ex presidents dangerous association with far-right radicals. so, trump is really impressed with nick cortez. perhaps best of all, i can think antisemitic. and the white house intervention and the looming real strike with senator, bernie sanders, all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. tonight, a federal jury has convicted donald trump s foot soldiers, all members of the right-wing gang, the oath keepers, for their roles in the unprecedented attack on the united states capitol on january 6th. the founder, leader of the group, aylmer stewart rhodes,
so, it really was just this, like, a harris though, you know, just a stone s throw away from him actually getting in touch with donald trump either before or after january 6th. it s a really good point and he was trying the whole time, megs and roads, both being convicted. the other three not guilty though. found guilty of lesser charges, conspiring to obstruct an official proceeding. ryan riley has been covering this trial for us and has been a great help on that front, thank you very much. thanks for having me. glenn kirschner is a former federal prosecutor s been attending the truth keepers trial in person. former attorney for the eastern district of michigan, where she prosecuted a seditious conspiracy case against members of the hutaree militia, acquittal on that charge, let me go to you first, barbara, on the significance here given the difficulty of convicting on these charges. what does a jury have to find to find someone guilty of seditious conspiracy? yeah, it s a
engaging in a violent attack. i mean, this is shocking, right? this is really someone who is seeing the violence happening and wanting to go and be the general for the army that is leading the charge. and you can imagine, chris, if that had happened, we would be in a very different place right now. if trump had ended up physically on the premises, this would be a very different legal case, right? and so, you know, understanding what transpired there before they rerouted him back, i think, is really critical to understanding what his intentions were that they. it s such an important point. again, the itself divided against itself. i mean, they have to protect the being besieged by the mob, the president is whipping up. the idea of their other protect essentially wanting to take his secret service detail, the guy with the guns, to go join the mob. like, that s a ludicrous situation. it s insane. yeah, let me ask you about a few developments because there