the reidout with joy reid starts now tonight on the reidout we made a lot of progress because of all of you. but there s more to do so let s finish the job. american split screen, president biden launches his re-election campaign as donald trump faces day one as the defendant in the e. jean carroll civil lawsuit accusing him of rape also tonight, the fallout from monday s media red wedding maga world is raging at fox for firing tucker. and what s the real story behind don lemon s departure from cnn we begin tonight with the long awaited but unsurprising news that joseph biden jr. will seek a second term as the 46th president of the united states this is not a time to be complacent that s why i m running for re-election. because i know america i know we re good and decent people i know we re still a country that believes in honesty and respect and treating each other with dignity that we re a nation where we give no safe harbor, we believe everyone is equal, ev
Hospital tonight. Two children and two adults. This area of the ozarks being a popular tourist destination. The governor made a point today of saying that many of the victims of this tragedy were traveling here from out of state. You can see the waters of this lake calm behind me now but severe thunderstorms, again, in the forecast here in Southeast Missouri tonight, erin. Horrible thing. Kaylee, thank you. Thanks to all of you for joining us. Anderson starts now. Good evening tonight. An exclusive interview with the attorney for alleged russian spy maria butina. The attorney joins us. Thats ahead. So is the latest on the mystery surrounding what happened Behind Closed Doors when President Trump met Vladimir Putin. Its a mystery because the white house wont tell us or tell you. In fact, were getting more from russia than we are from washington. We begin, though, with the president s former personal attorney and longtime fixer, Michael Cohen. Today, we learned he had made tapes of conve
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repugnant. not clear if that was you or me. i m not very partisan. it doesn t seem honest when a host pretends that the answer is obvious. what do you make of that interaction? well, i will go out on a limb and say there is some sharp elbows in the cable news world. usually you don t really see it on the air like that. it s a picture of an indication of a bigger picture that s going on behind the scenes. fox s washington bureau is covering the white house. for months now there has been grumbling that the president will grant the interviews to the sean hannitys of the world but not necessarily spending as much time being willing to talk to
i m joined now by brian stelter, host of reliable sources. it is fascinating to see this. i mean it s not only the trump presidency has changed the way we cover news. the news cycle itself just is amped up in a way, the speed of it now, it s not like anything i ve ever seen. yeah. that affects hollywood as well as us in the cable news world. it affects these show runners producing sitcoms and dramas who normally didn t care much about what was going on in washington, but now there s this pressure, partly from the audience, to be reacting to what s going on in the real world. it s hard to compete there. a lot of this stuff seems like it comes out of hollywood, and yet, you know, they risk being left in the dust if they do a storyline and then, you know, the next week a whole new turn has taken place. that s been a through line in these conversations. which spent months talking to tv s top producers, as well as critics who watch all these shows. they have said there have been a n