Campuses, in part because many students feel that going to an elite Undergrad Institution is not going to improve their chances in the economy. Eli stoeblckoles, heidi przybyla, and jason johnson. Tonight on all in. I got the white supremacist, the neonazi, i got them all. What the president did this summer. Kkk, we got kkk. I got em all. Response to charlottesville. Very fine people on both sides. The response in north korea. They will be met with fire and fury the response to ht hurricane. The intensifying Russia Investigation. My son is a wonderful young man. He took a meeting with a russian lawyer. The fights with his own disa. Where america stands after its first summer of trump. I dont think anyone is interested in having a shutdown. No chance, we wont raise the debt ceiling. No chance. Networ americas not going to default. We have to close down our government, were building that wall. All in starts right now. Good evening from new york, im chris hayes. This is normally the time
things. the monument protection society wouldn t join the protest, because they were like, these people are creeping me out. thank you all so much for your time. still to come, the is intensifying russian investigation. what we ve learned. what we still don t know. where the investigation is headed this fall. plus, how many people in this picture still work at the white house? the numerous administration officials who are gone but not forgotten. i like mr. bannon. he s a friend of mine, but mr. bannon came on very late you know that. but we ll see what happens with mr. bannon. but he s a good person and i think the press treats him, frankly, very unfairly.
interesting where you business cli posited that republicans in congress have been checking him more than maybe people appreciate. and i think there s i didn t necessarily agree with the column but there is something to it. yeah. the most significant piece of legislation that s come out of this congress is the rugs sanctions bill taking away what would ordinarily be a prerogative of the president saying we don t trust you to conduct foreign affairs with russian, overwhelming bipartisan margins. and then you ve head all of these hearings. and the liberals look at the hearing saying that the republicans don t ask good questions. but they don t have to hold these hearings at all. it s a remarkable thing that we re a few months into the republican administration and republican congress and the senate committees the white house committees have been embarrassing. but the senate committees have been conducting a serious damaging investigation to the president and they don t have to do th
during the campaign. as the bigger picture starts to come into focus, the question becomes, where does the investigation go from here? we have just the people to talk about that, former watergate prosecutor, nick ackerman, who s been following the russia developments with all summer. rebecca trayster. maria hinojosa, and josh barrow, senior editor at business insider. nick, let me start with you. you ve been very clued into this and you also have been around, done this rodeo before. how big are the developments of this summer? huge pip mean, the biggest development, i think the key one is the meeting that took place at trump tower, on june 9th. i mean, that is going to be the focal point of every investigation. when we learned that, i had a great moment in the snl skit of lester holt interviewing donald trump, where he like admits he was thinking about russia, with james comey. and michael shea playing lester
with. nick, nick faced a democratic congress which is key. because when we talk about the times that impeachment articles have been pursued, it s always been opposition. what do you make what implication does the president s relationship with congressional republicans have with how this investigation unfolds? it s huge. nicken had a good relationship with congress in comparison to trump. really? weyes. the only reason nixon when the tapes came out, that s when they realized this guy really is a crook. and that s when barry goldwater went to the white house and read him to tea leaves and said it s time to get out of dodge and that s what happened. i think that you wrote a piece that i thought was interesting where you business cli posited that republicans in congress have been checking him more than maybe people appreciate. and i think there s i didn t