counsel. the first trump crime wave is still being processed. how concerned are you? tonight, alarming new evidence the next trump crime wave will be worse. ladies and gentlemen, it s very simple. victory or death. and move over dr. oz and kari lake. meet donald trump s new recruits to run your government. they didn t say that i spent the funds on strippers. but it was spent at a strip club. will they sell food at a strip club don t they? and the making of the trump myth. mia love, did you come up with the package? no. who did? gary. a new look at the reality show distortions that paved the way to the white house, when all in starts now. good evening from new york. i am chris hayes. in one of the most seismic stories of the past years, it is the rise and fall of what you might call the trump crime wave. the wave began in 2020 when, remember, donald trump was president and it is the backdrop of the pandemic and of course the george floyd protests
uncertainty. we can fix that. and that s what i m going to do today. fix it. biden s historic announcement about legal protection for the undocumented spouses of american citizens, to keep hundreds of thousands of american families together. plus, white boy summer. the new symbol of white nationalists and the latest recruitment tool for the far right. but we begin tonight with the lucrative politics of climate collapse and the greed that is literally letting our country burn. today, millions of americans from iowa to maine are suffering through heat warnings, watches, or advisories. cities across half of the country like chicago, st. louis, indianapolis, detroit, philly, and now new york are hitting temperatures exceeding 90 degrees fahrenheit. though it feels closer to 100. many of these cities could experience heat indexes hitting 105 degrees by sunday. these increasingly oppressive hot days aren t a coincidence. they are the predictable impact of a climate crisis. and
You come back to it, if they had someone who is more of an alabama democrat, he would have been fine. But on issue set after issue set, hes a democrat and thats a problem in alabama. I hate to tell everyone that. I just dont see how how big of an issue is the abortion issue . I think its a big deal and hurt him right out of the gate and hes done very little to overcome that. He hasnt looked for issues to find Common Ground with conservatives. Now, i do think one of the things ill be watching on Election Night is Shelby County in birmingham and thats where roy moore won 63 of the vote in 2012 but lost in the primary. Thats an affluent the birmingham suburbs, thats where people thats the targetrich environment for doug jones. If hes going to win, hes got to do well there. Hes got to gin up the africanamerican vote and comments that he made about slavery and harkening back to the days of slavery when we really had family values. And then, also, hes got to get white voters and those white
welcome back. senator tim scott of south carolina is the latest republican to jump into the 2024 presidential race. the senator made the long expected announcement yesterday in his hometown at his alma mater, charleston southern university. this is the greatest nation on god s green earth. today i m thinking back to my grandfather born in 1921 in sally, south carolina, in the deep south. by the time he was in the third grade he was forced out of his school and his education was over and he was forced to start picking cotton. but my grandfather lived long enough to watch his grandson pick out a seat in congress. that s that s the evolution of the country we live in. my family went from cotton to
neither is doing very much in the polls yet. we ll see if tim scott is able to catch on in a way that nikki haley hasn t so far. yeah. here s more from senator tim scott at his alma mater of charleston southern university. take a look. this is the greatest nation on god s green earth. today, i m thinking back to my grandfather, born in 1921 in south carolina, in the deep south. by the time he was in the third grade, he was forced out of school. his education was over. he was forced to start picking cotton. but my grandfather lived long enough to watch his grandson pick out a seat in congress. [ applause ] that s the evolution of the country we live in. my family went from cotton to