hi everyone, it s 4:00 in new york as we come on the air, we are following breaking news. at this hour, one of the disgraced twice impeached ex-president s closest advisers, allen weisselberg is on route to the notorious rikers island. if he hasn t arrived already. he s been sentenced to five months behind bars for executing a tax scheme. he had been facing up to 15 years in prison but struck a deal with prosecutors pleading guilty to 15 felony counts including tax fraud, conspiracy and grand larceny, and agreeing to testify against the trump org, though notably not against the big boss, donald hymn or any of his family. weisselberg who is 75 years old has been with the trump org for 50 years. technically he was the chief financial officer, but cfo doesn t capture how central he is to the trump org and the shady transactions or how complicit he was in the dirty dealings of the ex-president. nobody knows that better than michael cohen who had and has and has shared the receipt
tonight on all in where is the evidence of a breaking and entering. i get what you re saying about casing the area there is video of him breaking to the house. truth flies and the pelosi tape it is just absolutely awful. it s also weird, saying that with a drink, what was that? tonight, why are right-wing conspiracy theory keeps flushing in the face of shocking evidence. then there is the expression with a grain jury that they could indict him, sandwich, well, in this case, i think they can indict the whole big. as an old case becomes a new legal peril for trump, why a wild swath of the republican party is rooting for indictment? plus, congressman james clyburn on the toxic agenda of the new congress, and maya wiley and jelani cobb on the broken system that keeps producing outcomes like the death of tyre nichols when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i am chris hayes. last week, friday night, two horrifying videos wer
tonight, why are right-wing conspiracy theories keep flourishing in the face of shocking evidence. then there is the expression with a grand jury that they could indict a ham sandwich, well, in this case, i think they can indict the whole thing. as an old case becomes a new legal peril for trump, why a wild swath of the republican party is rooting for indictment? plus, congressman james clyburn on the toxic agenda of the new congress, and maya wiley and jelani cobb on the broken system that keeps producing outcomes like the death of tyre nichols when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i am chris hayes. last week, friday night, two horrifying videos were made public. the killing of tyre nichols by memphis police, which we cover on this show. it was released, and we return to with this evening. there s also a surveillance video and body camera footage from the brutal attack of the husband of then speaker of the house nancy pelosi. police rele
former adviser to george w bush. welcome to the programme. rishi sunak has ordered an inquiry into the tax affairs of nadhim zahawi, the man he appointed as chair of the conservative party. the ethics adviser sir laurie magnus, a former investment banker, has been asked to get to the bottom of everything , following reports mr zahawi was forced to pay a fine and millions of pounds in unpaid taxes to hmrc. it is quite the turn around. on wednesday the prime minister told the commons there was nothing further to investigate. mr speaker, my honourable friend has already addressed this matter in full, and there is nothing more i can add. but there are plenty of questions that remain unanswered. number 10 says, it was only this weekend the prime minister became aware of penalties mr zahawi had paid to the tax office, while serving as chancellor. in that role, mr zahawi was nominally, overseeing the work of the tax office. a complicating factor. integrity and accountability is rea
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