gun safety legislation in the senate tonight. it is minimal legislation by anyone s score. but it is the only legislation that has moved through there they are in the last 30 years. 14 republican senators voting for it, including senator mcconnell, and john cornyn, after he got booed in texas this weekend, for exactly this, either publican state convention in texas. so, something is definitely gonna happen and everyone who was advocating for this cause we ll go back to work advocating for more. as soon as this passes. but it is a very big moment in the history of the subject, and the senate tonight. literally, it s been decades of nothing. and this may be a small something that it is not nothing. and that is big news when it comes to that issue. thank you, lawrence. rachel, you ve worked too hard. get out of here. i ll take it for the rest of the day. thank you, rachel. tonight s other breaking news is that the january 6th committee has secured the cooperation of a docu
the gop officials who stood up to their parties leader to uphold democracy. and they face threats of violence for simply doing their jobs. election workers unsafe in their own communities after being singled out at the former presidents, and the active threat they face today. so in light of all of this, what does accountability look like? and where do we go from here. it is all ahead at the 11 hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening once again, i m stephanie role. explosive and emotional revelations on capitol hill today, as of january six committee had its fourth hearing. the committee argued that donald trump played a key role in the plot to put forward slates, a fake pro trump election as in states joe biden won. senator state officials and one election worker described the intense pressure campaign and the violent threats they face as trump and his allies spread lies about election fraud. these public servants wouldn t go along with donald trump
as we speak, voters in seven states are heading to the polls in some critical primary races. the results, expected to give us some important clues about which party could control the house and more specifically, which wing could control congress. but what s driving voters to the polls? what is their motivating? a new survey shows americans frankly are fed up with politics right now. two-thirds of democrats and republicans think most candidates are thinking of themselves, not their constituents. one issue affecting everyone is skyrocketing gas prices. a gallon of regular gas is now more than $5 in states plus d.c. and some americans can t afford to fill the tank anymore. gas prices are killing us. i m trying to get a second job. i m trying not to follow all the politic, but i m starting to because of everything. we know a police officer will testify before the january 6th committee in its first prime time hearing. two sources telling nbc news that caroline edwards will t
the democratic incumbent here is abaco spanberger. she flipped the seat in 2018. she s gonna have to defend it against vega, one of several latina woman to get the republican nominations for the house now in the seventh district of virginia, lawrence. so, steve, what do we see in the pattern of trump supported candidates? it s interesting, because you look at georgia, and you could say the headline election in georgia, or primary election, was obviously, the gubernatorial primary a few weeks ago. trump s, you know, went after kemp, got crushed, went to the secretary state, got crushed. his candidate to lose to ninth, but like i say, the winning candidates will be running on pro trump messages, so hard to read into that. thank you, steve. steve kornacki gets tonight s last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. last word. the 11th hour with tonight, the stunning new details of trump s full campaign in critical swing states. to overturn the 2020 election.
night, but when 11:00 eastern rolls around, that s when the polls close in the biggest of them all, california. that s when the real action is going to begin. a couple highlights. this maybe the most closely watched election in california. the district attorney, san francisco, he s facing a recall election here. he s one of the wave of progressive prosecutors who were elected in cities and counties across the country over the last few years. now there s been concern about rising crime. there s been concern about auto theft, these smash and grabs, cars on the streets in san francisco. it s one of the most the democratic, one of the most liberal cities in the country with one of the most liberal prosecutors. will voters vote to recall him from office. that s a headline election in california. in southern california, there s the primary for mayor of los angeles. second largest city in the country. you see the final polling here. if nobody gets 50%, the top two candidates will advance to n