Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. As we come In The Air Tonight nbc news has obtained top secret hamas Planning Documents that show the extensive lengths of the group went to in preparation for saturdays mass murder. Quote, documents exclusively obtained by nbc news that hamas created entail plans to target Elementary Schools and a youth center, to kill as many people as possible, seize hostages, and quickly move them into the gaza strip. Documents were found on the bodies of Hamas Terrorists by israeli First Responders and shared with nbc news. Documents showcase pacific targets, for example separate aussie units, and even detail the exact vehicles that would be to be used along with specific routes to be followed. Is nbc news reports, quote one official said he was astounded by the agree of planning that went into ensuring maximum Civilian Casualties. He said i have never seen this kind of Detailed Planning for a hamas a terrorist attack. This all eyes are on gaza tonight a
accepted me the article and say is it you. about you,. [ laughter ] but and it is if you re watching. but you know, i would say it depends on the setting whether it s something i m particularly forthcoming with. at the institute of politics itself, i think most people know at this point and certainly in the beginning of 2016 when caucus season was going on, those of us who had been in iowa and could do caucus math which as you know is not real math but you know, that made you a hot commodity in the room when you would watch the votes tallied. but there were venues certainly where i wouldn t have brought it up or wouldn t have been particularly forthcoming with it. i think people suspected it but you know, i didn t i ll leave that to the other student government people in the room to confirm or not. but i and i don t necessarily
colorful words for house conservatives. some of these people are part of the weird caucus over there who want to shut the government down. reporter: harry reid warned any house changes would be unacceptable. why? because it s obvious that that would shut down the government. reporter: why wouldn t it be your fault, then? are you using weird caucus math. reporter: meanwhile, wolf, the senate is also now adjourned and they are not coming back until monday, just hours before the deadline for the government to shut down. i got to tell you, for a place that is supposed to be in crisis, it is eerily quiet here. the halls are pretty much empty. everyone is gone. a week ago, the speaker john boehner said next weekend, meaning tomorrow and sunday, will be very, very busy weekends for members of the house and guess what? he s obviously right. they got to make a major decision right now. do they let the government stay open, do they shut it down by including a demand that they
who want to shut the government down. harry reid. any house changes would be unacceptable. why? it is obvious that would shut down government. we can t move very quickly. why would not it be your fault then? you re using a weird caucus math. no, you aren t, but any way, the other big deadline, the debt ceiling. that s obviously october 17th. that could even have a bigger impact on the economy. last time they couldn t reach a deal on that interesting entire country was downgraded which could hurt moich money we all have down the lionel of 783 days since we lost that top credit rating. if there is no deal on the shutdown, how in the world will they have a deal on that? it is really tough to satisfy. part of the issue, we reported for the past couple nights that house republicans came one this big laundry list of priorities that they were going on add to the debt ceiling. even that is shelved. many just wanted to deal with