inside with jen psaki starts now. good evening. chris hayes has a well deserved night off. this is a special edition of inside with jen psaki. the biggest danger to the world in 2024 is donald trump. not more, not a pandemic, not climate change, the former president and leading republican candidate. he s the biggest danger. and i ll don t take my word from it, i ve said versions of this before. that s according to the economist. in recent days, the former president elevated a call to addressed a judge and the prosecutor in his new york fraud case. in a mental institution, it compared his political opponents to, quote, vermin. what is really frightening is that his language is clearly intentional. on saturday afternoon, donald trump posted this veterans day message, pledging to, quote, root out the communists, marxist, facets, and radical left dogs that live like vermin within the confines of our country. that was a post, a written post. he then repeated that fascist rheto
Heavy rains earlier, and a few flood warnings out, and that is offshore long island, pulling away, and with the leftover moisture tonight and with the winds light, fog is becoming an issue north and west. The shenandoah valley, his visibility at less than a quarter of a mile. Watch the fog situation during the overnight. Temperatures are dropping. 59 tonight, 69 this afternoon with low to mid50s across the shenandoah valley. Tomorrow, winds out of the east, instead of the northeast. Patchy fog and drizzle. Sunday, potentially back in the 70s with more records. I will have more on the roller coaster 7day forecast and when its going to get cold for a change in a few minutes. Adam . It has been a roller coaster. As for the weather over the weekend, make sure to download the wusa 9 app. Its free, and you will find live radar and the extended forecast whenever you need them. Breaking news out of silver spring, maryland tonight, Police Investigating a stabbing that seems to have started with
President obama and for a vigil in the shattered city of charleston. Im wolf blitzer. Youre in the situation room. Were following the breaking news the dramatic and tearful Court Appearance by Charleston Church gunman dylann roof the 21yearold who sources say has admitted to killing nine people in an africanamerican church in the hopes of starting a race war. We heard roof speak for the first time as he appeared by video, showing absolutely no emotion when a survivor of the massacre and relatives of the victims addressed him, many in tears, some offering forgive necessary. The Justice Department Just Announced its investigating the shooting as a possible act of domestic terrorism as well as a hate crime. And a media source is citing that he researched the church and targeted it because it turned out to be an historic church. Were expecting president obama to speak out about the shooting in a few moments this hour and were standing by for a vigil tonight in charleston. Were covering all
We are a white house that people want to work with. Tonight, the emptiness of the Trump Administration. With a new year and a new Congress Just days away. Then. I got a call from mark burnett, a great guy from survivor, et cetera, et cetera. And hes the guy, we did this thing together. How the guy who did the apprentice paved the way for the trump presidency. The apprentice was a tremendous success. Plus new reporting on Michael Cohen and prague. The mystery mueller subpoena and the Supreme Court. And day six of the Government Shutdown. The Senate Stands adjourned. And all in starts right now. Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. It is day six of the trump shutdown and the senator dick durbin noted today there is no end in sight. The house and senate did technically gavel into session today, but they didnt do much. Both chambers adjourned after less than five minutes. And with more than 800,000 federal workers either furloughed or working without pay, basically nothing is expect
what is likely to be an enormous field, the question at the top of mind for many is how to beat donald trump. janelle bowie who i recommend has a persuasive take. which is don t try to do it with a white candidate. bowie writes black candidates like obama can stay somewhat silent on race and raise racism rather than vocalizing it and allowing the space to focus on economic messaging without triggering the cycle of polarization clinton experience the. i m joined by cornell belcher, msnbc political analyst and democratic bolster. victoria de francesco, school of public affairs at the university ever texas and msnbc political analyst, and charlie pierce, writer at large for esq. cornell, what do you think of jemel s thesis? you know, i love the piece because i love the conversation that it s sparking. i can quibble with some of the data because i think, you know, the racial image of barack obama really did impact sort of voters view of him. we started tracking this back in