cheese grater. they just have to tune into house republican press conferences to do it. even on this day of all these. and you know it s all happening at once. it is never just one thing at a time. i mean, also today, i looked at some of the press coverage and some of the photojournalism we ve got in today from senator charles sumner s home state of massachusetts. this was north up the city hall steps today. across that turned out today on the anniversary of the january 6th attack to support democracy. to stand against political violence. this woman turned out in western massachusetts, in central massachusetts. she put the sign on the back of a rubber made been. but on her parka and her winter gloves and scarf, one 6:21. never forget. never going. it is never all just one thing.
0 the majority of votes. that is the economic payoff for the money to leave, that is been funding this racism, as a way to drive their agreed. ultimately, we are at the rachel maddow show starts now. good evening, rachel. good evening, chris. much appreciated. and thanks for joining us this hour at home. the chief federal judge in court in washington, d.c., made a ruling tonight concerning one of the defendants facing criminal charges for his alleged role in the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol a year ago today. the judge handed down her ruling tonight in the form of what s called a minute order, which means it s short. and in this case, it s short like poetry is short, it s short like i think i might commit this to memory and sing it to myself in the shower one day. here it is in its entirety. as to defend anthony robert williams, denying defend s motion for permission to travel. defend, while on pretrial release and facing charges including a serious felony offense, ste
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see, we see elizabeth warren ran well behind the other democrats in her home state of massachusetts. that s not necessary a good sign. amy klobuchar ran well ahead of the average democrat running for federal office in her state. that is a good sign for her electability. one other thing i ll note is we have national and state polls where we compare how elizabeth warren is doing versus how joe biden is doing, both of them are pretty well known, and what do we see in the national and the state polls, we see that biden has regularly run ahead of elizabeth warren which is a notch in his belt on the electability scale. and the other data is also the state polling, especially in the swing states when it comes to the head-to-head match ups with president trump in skp these candidates. if we pull up the slide again, what we can see is that joe biden has been running ahead of where elizabeth warren has been running in those swing states, new york times polls, he is leading by a point in the
college degree she trails the president 51-36. let s look at her 2018 senate results in her home state of massachusetts. overall warren won a healthy 60.4% of the vote while her opponent took 36.2%. drilling down on where each of them won we find more of a cultural divide. on the one hand in the wealthy boston suburb of lexington, median home value $1.15 million, she wins 74% of the vote. and in neighboring newton, where the median home value is $1.2 million. she receives similarly 75% of the vote. but in rockland, a predominantly white, working-class suburb on the south side of boston where the immediate yam home value is $340,000, warren only gets 44%. in saugus, immediate yam home value 445,000, she gets 43%. joining me is author and