staffers had staged an intervention. stop him in this weird black boxes, tv studio, with a wonky backdrop, and force him to read a prepared script. no one was under the impression that he actually meant it. he was just saying it to take a box. this is a frequent thing with donald trump. he often delivers grip did speeches that were obviously written by somebody else. they were delivered with a wink and nod to his supporters. they knew he didn t mean it. this was just something had to be read because, hey, i m president. or, i m running for president. sometimes people want you to read stuff. he was doing this right up until the end of his presidency. for instance, do you remember the remarks that donald trump delivered on january 7th 2021, the day after the insurrection? i m going to bet that you don t. the remarks were so obviously disingenuous, most of us never knew he meant them. i want to begin by addressing that heinous attack on the as its capital, like all americans,
trump s claim that he could have overturned the results of the 2020 election is quote wrong. on the other hand, you have the rnc censuring congresswoman liz cheney, and then congressman adam kinzinger as well for their roles in the house probe of the january 6th insurrection. that resolution receiving major backlash for referring to the attack as legitimate political discourse. we re going to have a live report on all of that in just a moment for you. first, at the white house, some much needed good news on the economic front as 467,000 jobs were added in january. soaring past expectations but with inflation still a major concern, white house chief of staff ron klain says these numbers are a good indication of what s to come. i know voters are feeling that anxiety that comes from the pandemic continuing from seeing stores shot being uncertain about the future and also from the fact that they re paying higher prices. no question about it, inflation is a factor. we have made
over which she will likely preside. republican senators with the solemn duty to offer advice and consent are attacking the anonymous know s race and gender before we even know her name. we have a member of the senate judiciary committee standing by to talk about the gop s desperate smear campaign. and of course race is on the docket in courts across this land as the national football league deals with a his tore rec lack of black leadership on the sidelines. brian flores and his attorney is here to tell why he sacked the league with an historic lawsuit this week. and justice has yet to come for the family of trayvon martin nearly a decade after his senseless killing. his parents join us on what would have been his 27th birthday. we have a lot to get to, so joining me now is nor alex padilla of california. senator, we mentioned you sit on the senate judiciary committee, so let s start with the supreme court. i would love to talk about the many qualified candidates joe biden
the unemployment rate was up slightly. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us 00 tonight. good evening, jacqui. the president said this report makes clear that covid no longer has the grip that it used to on the u.s. economy. pointing to upward revisions in unemployment data in november and december. and a jobs report in january that blew away expectations and then some. but that could make it harder to blame coronavirus for other issues like inflation. our country is taking everything that covid has to throw a at us. and we come back stronger. president biden taking a victory lap over january s jobs report. 467,000 jobs added. driving the hiring, gains and leisure jobs and restaurants. people are vacationing and dining out despite covid fears. biden now rounds out first 12 months in office with a record 6.6 million jobs. the strongest of any president s first year. wages also climbed 5.7% in january from the previous year. nearly double the pre-pandemic av
because i can t go in the studio because i would be putting my coworkers at risk, because i did have a covid exposure. that s one at home, that s why the officials are weird, that s why i m trying to fix stuff while also being live on tv. i apologize, i m not great at this. but i m really happier here because we have a time to get to you on tonight s show, including a bunch of stuff you haven t seen anywhere else that we have been working on for a long time now. one of the stories that we re gonna be covering tonight concerns, well, it s sort of concerns these gentlemen. what do these for people all have in common? you might recognize some of them, you might not. but what they do have in common is something pretty specific. all four of these men were all found guilty of committing voter fraud in the 2020 election. the gentleman in the upper left, he s a republican from nevada, his wife, died several years ago. he nevertheless filled out her ballot and cast it in the president