one of the tennessee three, no back in his job. power to the people the unanimous vote to reappoint justin jones to hi seat [crowd chanting] as hundreds of protesters accompany him back to the stat capital. tonight, the fight to save democracy in tennessee, then - i have a very close frien that did make it tonight and i ve another close frien who didn t either, and one was at the hospital. at least four people killed nine more injured, in th latest mass shooting i america. plus, that michigan governor gretchen whitmer, on the threa to abortion access plus the latest attempt to sto his vice president fro testifying in an nbc news exclusive, as the victim of a years-long conspiracy finally breaks he silence. that message is simple, i is that, i m alive i m well, that it. i hope they believe it when all in starts, right now. good evening, from new york, i m ali velshi in for chri hayes. today, members of nashville metropolitan council took step to undo the tenness
state by pro-gun republicans is now complete the expulsion of jones for daring to speak up for gun control is now null and void and justin pearson isn t far behind plus, the showdown over the abortion pill. a right-wing activist judge wants to prevent all access to abortion medication, as republican politicians scramble to try to get everyone to, quote, talk about other things plus, donald trump claims to be a billionaire but he s still asking y all to give him your last $20, like some creepy combination of cult leader and televangelist and we begin tonight with thoughts and prayers perhaps the most useless phrase in the english language. as we report on yet another mass shooting in america. the mass shooting capital of the world. early this morning, a 23-year-old bank employee armed with a rifle walked into old national bank in louisville, kentucky, and shot four people dead, wounded nine others burr police shot and killed him andy beshear held back tears as he told repo
murder myth, the formation o the fall through in the book in those figures, they see waco, they see ruby ridge, they se this in a calendar full of modern days. where trump now, pushing the all aside, heaving himself o the cross as the ultimat murder that licenses what trump has called, remember, at waco, h said it s time for the final battle the day world war iii. wearing on his face this strange american flag paint. like a super villain yeah, it is wild, these folks have replaced jesus, the got of peace, and of loving th poor with donald trump and the ar-15. if that isn t apostasy, jeff charlotte, thank you very much that s tonight readout, all in with chris hayes starts now. tonight on all in.
tim mcvay s lawyer told jurors they can expect to hear how th fire of waco did keep burnin for mr. mcvay. the mcvay s life, waco was s profound and influence, he traveled there to set up ant gun control bumper stickers, before the deadly fire mcvay sent videotapes to friends and family, tapes like this, which blame th government for the violent and at waco. donald trump has managed to channel that energy, he goes t waco to launch his presidentia campaign he s channeling those kinds of people rage, while also doin this televangelism talk about that for a minute why that is so potent, and really are dangerous i m so glad you do that connection i think we have to understand, this age of trump as movin through theological phrases, versus the prosperity gospel then it s this dark conspiracy gospel, on january 6th, 2021 it entered its own page of
seeing he s being greeted by another elder member it looks like of the legislature. that s a member of the sergeant in arms that s one of the sergeant in arms here in the legislature i m not certain that any of those individuals are victims families but they re some of his constituents who are here to greet him and support him, and he s going upstairs to greet them we re walking to both sides of the house gallery where the general public is seated and as he is going in, he s just shaking hands, greeting people, and thanking them for their support. talk a little bit you worked in that legislature i think you were an aide or a page back in the day when democrats used to control that very chamber talk a little bit about your perspective in being in the state of diane nash and having somebody of her generation at the time fighting this particular fight on behalf of all the young people of