Who does not need advice from the person who knows him or her best . As we continue our conversation on first ladies, they talk about president ial marriages and how the first ladies have helped shape American History, monday night at 9 00 eastern on cspan. Next, a Panel Discussion from netroots convention, looking at candidate statements and blunders that became new stories in recent campaigns. This is one hour, 20 minutes. [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] good afternoon. We are going to get started here. The panel,oderator. Legitimate tape, using republicans words to shut the whole thing down. There you have it. Im going to introduce our panelists here. To my right, the president of american bridge. The powerful, Permanent Research arm of the Progressive Movement of democratic politics. They brought you the greatest hits of the last election cycle. He worked for harry reid. Jess macintosh, a director at e
Replacement in sight. Repeal and replace is going great. And racial bias, Excessive Force and reckless shootings. Todays doj report on the Chicago Police department when all in starts right now. Good evening from new york, im chris hayes. There is just one week to go until donald trump becomes the president of the United States. He has not even taken office yet and already trump is historically unpopular. His transition, arguably clouded by more serious scandals and controversy than all eight years of the Obama Administration combined. As questions mount about the circumstances of trumps election and his alleged ties to a foreign adversary. Democrats appear to be reaching a breaking point. In an interview with chuck todd, georgia congressman, Civil Rights Icon john lewis became the first to declare openly what i believe many lawmakers have until now only suggested. I dont see this
President Elect as a legitimate president. You do not consider him a legitimate president . Why is that .
Chris Hayes discusses the days top news. Confused, one goal of mr. Giuliani was pretty evident. Ive been sitting here looking in the federal code trying to find collusion as a crime. Its not. Collusion is not a crime. I dont even know if thats a crime, colluding about russians. Okay. You start analyzing the crime, the hacking is the crime. That certainly is the origin of the the president didnt hack. Of course not. Thats the he didnt pay them for hacking. As you know, it has led the meeting with the russians. If you got the hacked information from the russians here at cnn and you played it would you be in jeopardy of going to jail . Of course not. Okay. The president didnt hack and he didnt pay for the hacking. So thats an interesting thing to say. That, though, you that see there, is an idea that trumps allies have trotted out before. It doesnt hold up to legal scrutiny at all, particularly when you consider that mueller has already charged more than a dozen russians with conspiring a
Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. One day before President Trumps former Campaign Manager is going to stand trial in Federal Court for Money Laundering and bank fraud in relation to his work for a prorussian Political Party in ukraine and one day after the president went on possibly his most aggressive twitter rant yet about the mueller investigation, which he called the operation an illegal scam, trumps lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, was out today wildly, desperately spinning to try to accomplish two very specific things. One, move the goalposts to say that collusion is not a crime, and two, to get ahead of the emerging storyline of a Trump Campaign strategy meeting that maybe occurred two days before the Infamous Trump tower meeting that had promised dirt on Hillary Clinton. In two interviews this morning, interviews that were often confusing, bewildering, and in which giuliani often seemed confused, one goal of mr. Giuliani was pretty evident. Chris Hayes discusses the days top ne
Whether he at the top of the ticket would jeopardize those house seats. That is one of the arguments you hear against his candidacy among people within the party. Its an argument that people are making across the board. I think its also just convenient that pete, the only way pete is going to be the nominee is if theres a broker convention and people turn to him. The only way pete is going to be the nominee is if he can persuade africanamericans to vote for him. I thought he had a great debate tonight. I really thought he was the best on that stage. But the question is, did he move the needle at all . Hes got hes polling 4 among triafricanamericans in sh carolina. Do you think he moved the needle at all . If not, to what avail was it . Two points. Pete is extremely smart. At points you feel like he gets bored of his own message. He wants to be a pundit and describe whats happening then talk about what matters before teem. For somebody who admires congress so much youd think he might ru