the election. mitch mcconnell is threatening to scorch the earth if democrats get rid of the filibuster. later i ll be joined by the perfect guest to discuss the intimidation tactics, harry reid. he has a lot to say about mitch. we begin with ron johnson continues to dig a hole for himself. he s doubling down on his experiment in making the quiet part really loud. last week when he said he would be more afraid if the violent insurrection on january 6th was led by black lives matter protesters. on january 6th, i never get threatened. i knew those were people that loved this country and truly respect law enforcement, would never do anything to break a law, and so i wasn t concerned. now, had the tables been turned, this could mean trouble. had the tables been turned and president trump won the election and those were tens of thousands of black lives matter and antifa protesters, i might have been concerned. it s no surprise that the remarks provoked justified accusations of
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humane way? i don t get the sense that there is a lot of pressure within libya to reform the system. i think that there is several reasons that it s a chaotic place, a divided police. a poor place. and so the amount of money flowing into libya simply to prop up this proxy role as a sort of immigration enforcement for europe, sort of the last stage of that has entrenched interests. and so a lot of government militias are eager for the migration in terms to remain the same. all right you could find it urban, those incredible reporting in the new yorker and you can find a companion piece and further on nbc news, inner bina. thank you for that incredible piece of journalism. that is all in for this evening, you can catch me again on the weekend, saturday s at 8 pm eastern sunday at nine. the rachel maddow show starts
flowing into libya simply to prop up this proxy role as sort of immigration enforcement in europe, sort of the the last stage of that wall, has entrenched interests. so a lot of government militias are eager for the migration system to remain the same. you can find ian urbana s reporting in the new yorker and a companion piece at msnbc.com. thank you. that is it for all-in. you can catch me on the weekend. saturdays at 8:00 p.m. eastern. sundays at 9:00. the rachel maddow show starts now. thank you. much appreciated. thank you to you at home for joining us. i hope you had a good weekend. as of tonight, midnight tonight
this is a city that s been nearly completely destroyed by syrian and russian air strikes. there s no food, no water, no access to medical facilities, and there are wounded civilians waiting to get out. it s been a long and disappointing weekend for them. no movement, no evacuations. finally we understand some 3,000 people have been taken out on buses. some by ambulance, out of east aleppo to the countryside, so this is progress. but also a very fragile situation. there are a lot of actors on the ground here, syrian government troops, pro government militias, a number of opposition rebel groups and any one can effectively undo the deal. that s what we saw over the weekend when a convoy of buses was torched, attacked by rebel groups. there s also concern for the safety of those who make it out. there s been efforts to get monitors on the ground, the crux of a compromise struck between france and russia. we are expecting a vote in just a few hours that would allow the u.n. to effectively
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