i have nothing to hide. i have a constitution to uphold the former vice president agrees to talk after his bos surrendered for arrest in ne york president trump, when you come speak to us president trump? tonight, 24 hours of lega disaster for donald trump. 24 hours of political disaster for the party he leads and why there is no sign of an of it letting up who would like to watch m sleigh a zombie? and it is the latest lega setback for fox news i dare dominion to sue me because then it would go faster explaining your pandering t a pillow salesman from the stand. when all in starts right now good evening from new york, am chris hayes i have to say, okay, even by the standards of our time, o this day and age, right, a avalanche of news an spectacle. this sort of dizzying cloyin for your attention the last 24 hours have reall been something else. so i want to begin tonight b just taking a second here to try to collectively just wra our heads around the mea
avalanche of news an spectacle. this sort of dizzying cloyin for your attention the last 24 hours have reall been something else. so i want to begin tonight b just taking a second here to try to collectively just wra our heads around the meaning and significance of what w have seen in the last 24 hours so of course, we have to begin with the biggest story former president of the united states pleading not guilty t 34 felony charges. stemming from hush money payments he made to adult film star but in addition to the materia effects we saw yesterday, ther was, of course, as i am sure you noted, also the shee spectacle of it all. the trumpian circus if you will a live 24-hour coverage of his drive to the airport his plane landing. his drive from the airport t trump tower. all of which, i, think has a deep and profound reaction in lot of folks because of what happened in 2016 there are lots of people who watch politics closely who hav got a lot of anxiety stemmin from that 2016 e
donald trump stays at the head of the republican party, there is not going to be any - there s not gonna be changes you remember after obama won republicans came out with thei autopsy, and started talking about what we have to do to be a majority party again typically looking at the changes that are happening across our country demographically. donald trump came in, thre that out, and was never been any questioning of any of that ever again since he s been a the head of the party. that s exactly right, cornell, always great to hav you, sir thank you the manhattan charges are just the tip of legal iceber heading towards the twic impeached now indicted e president. there s a lot more to co, meit appears. what lies ahead is coming up now, there s skyrizi. with skyrizi 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months, after just 2 doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an in
party. and even right now, you have a president who s been indicted, former president has bee indicted and republicans are coming out and supporting him and even republicans who you d think are not his friends ar coming out to support him, i the fight for him. and as long as donald trum stays at head of the republica party, there is not going to b any change there s not gonna be changes look, you remember after obama won, republicans came ou whether autopsy and starte talking about, quite frankly what we have to do to be a majority party again yes particularly looking at the changes happening across our country demographically. donald trump came in, thre that out, and there s neve been any questioning of any of that ever again, since he been at the head of the party. that s exactly right. cornell belcher, always pleasure to have you thank you so, the manhattan charges are just the tip of the lega iceberg heading towards th twice impeached, now indicte
economy. there s massive changes in this country demographically and otherwise and they feel like they have less power because they do. it s all changes very quickly and nobody is addressing instea where i am, me specifically, are being kind of smug about it as you can tell by my face and the title of my book. martha: i watched a couple interviews. i thought it was interesting. you were asked, well, did people out there in america, did they talk about god and faith a lot? they probably did. sort of the assumption. right. martha: i think that for most of america, that feels normal. what did i know that you you had some interesting interactions in a baptist church, right? yeah. i went to the first baptist church in the town. it s a very small town. about 500 people. i thought calling it the first baptist church was cocky.