rights in georgia and beyond, win all in starts right now good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. as we learn more about how bad january 6th was, i am stopped by the persistent suspicion that the party leadership, with some notable exceptions, would you do it all again. they would all support donald trump, all his anti-democratic intentions, his aspirations to be, basically, a fascist authoritarian. and even if he had gotten worse i mean, we got really lucky on january 6th. it could have been a lot worse. even with the mob chanting hang mike pence had made it to mike pence, they would do it again, even if that happened. i think that very strongly. and that s because they made a trade early on. it was a transaction between them and trump. the trade was, they would blindly support donald trump with all of the dangerous an obvious flaws and all the danger that he would put people in, which he did, of course, in order to have a shot at the super majority on the supreme
donald trump, who appointed three conservative judges, welcome to the ruling as god s work. some firms have already offered to fund employees seeking out of state abortions. now on bbc news, for six decades, hendry kissinger has been a diplomat and adviser to advair can presidents and ever present influence in international affairs. now in his 100 years, james has visited him and his home to talk about a life that took him from a childhood in nurse nazi germany to the doors of the over office. in an ever present influence on the international stage. now i ve come to his home in the united states to talk to this powerful and often controversial figure about a life that has taken him from nazi germany to the doors of the oval office itself and onto the oval office itself and onto the world stage. we ll talk about his new book leadership. the ideas that have shaped him. of course, about our disordered world. going up in germany, henry conditioner was a witness to the nazi era.
now, i ve come to his home in new england in the united states to talk to this powerful and often controversial figure about a life that has taken him from nazi germany to the doors of the oval office itself and onto the world stage. we ll talk about the leaders he s known, his new book is called leadership, the events he s witnessed, the times he s lived through and the ideas that have shaped him. and, of course, about our disordered world. growing up in germany, henry kissinger was a witness to the nazi era and the events that shaped his ideas about the world. the family fled germany for america in 1938, and kissinger was drafted into the united states army in 1943, serving in germany. one of the liberators of a concentration camp, there he saw even more clearly than before the cost of war. it was a subcamp of bergen belsen, and of course, one had read about concentration camps. and i had not realised until i saw that camp the depths to which human beings could be reduced.
comprising more than 700 pages. some include the highest levels of classification and that, quote, access to the materials is not only necessary for purposes of our ongoing criminal investigation but potential damage control from the apparent manner in which these materials were stored and transported. this letter and what it reveals dovetails with new reporting from the new york times about how many documents the government has now recovered in total. multiple sources tell the new york times that donald trump held on to more than 300 classified documents after leaving office. some of those as we just explained were recovered in january by the national archives. a second set was also in mar-a-lago and was handed over to the justice department in june. the third were found at the fbi, by the fbi in the search a couple weeks ago. that s the latest on what is being reported from the government about the search and here is the latest on what trump s team is saying. they have
will respond to nothing but vile, racist attacks against him. from the walk media mob at nbc. we have a full report on china s petulant saber rattling during speaker pelosi s trip to our ally, taiwan and back here at home we are learning shocking details about speaker pelosi s husband, paul pelosi. his recent arrest. it wasn t just drinking. apparently drugs were involved, we have the details coming up. breaking right now, it s 9:00 on the east coast and 6:00 on the west coast, that means more polls are closed in arizona, michigan, kansas, and missouri. the here at the very latest at the big board himself is our own bret baier, olympic primaries tonight. five of them, arizona, kansas, michigan, missouri, and washington. a lot of action happening around the country, let s start in the governor s races. michigan, that republican primary to take on gretchen whitmer, the democrat incumbent who is looking for a second term. as you go in here those polls haven t fully closed and