this was not just extreme carelessness, with classified material. this is calculated, deliberative, premeditated misconduct, followed by a cover-up. then, new evidence. anti republican backlash, reshaping and another senate race. i asked democratic tent candidate, tim ryan, what s happening in ohio. a global catastrophe, and stark relief, as global drought room reveals sunken nazi ships in serbia, and dinosaur tracks and texas. that all starts right now. good evening, from new york, i am chris hayes, a florida judge has ordered a redacted version of the search warrant affidavit, outlining that they are casing it to be an steeled. the key word there is redacted. we don t know how much the document will be revealed. the doj, clearly, reluctant to release any of it, warning, it could jeopardize the investigation which is currently ongoing to the ex president. they are not directing to release the redacted document, we should see it anytime before tomorrow at 12 pm. this co
reshaping and another senate race. i asked democratic tent candidate, tim ryan, what s happening in ohio. a global catastrophe, and stark relief, as global drought room reveals sunken nazi ships in serbia, and dinosaur tracks and texas. that all starts right now. good evening, from new york, i am chris hayes, a florida judge has ordered a redacted version of the search warrant affidavit, outlining that they are casing it to be an steeled. the key word there is redacted. we don t know how much the document will be revealed. the doj, clearly, reluctant to release any of it, warning, it could jeopardize the investigation which is currently ongoing to the ex president. they are not directing to release the redacted document, we should see it anytime before tomorrow at 12 pm. this could be the closest look yet at exactly what donald trump is accused of doing. since we ve learned, covering trump for the better part of a decade, he lashes out when he thinks he s in trouble, and ev
things they care about. we don t have to make things up when the republicans do their big tax bill in 2017, they said it will reduce your taxes to the average middle class person. it was aimed at the rich. we are talking about exactly what this bill does. we don t have to make it up because we are aiming directly at the american people and what they want. so, let me say this. say no to something is easy. it gets mistaken that no, say no, that is tough. there is no strategy or counting to saying no. it s simple, it is easy. legislating is about getting to yes. i ve always been a yes person. not a no person. always wanted to get something done. if you ask me, what helped you get the stun? some people have asked me that. i put it in one word, persistence. i just tell you a brief story for those of you who haven t heard about my dad. my dad passed away in november, he would have been 99 on flight day, june 14th. he was i won t go into the whole story, but he was a brilliant par
game? let s bring in michael pillsbury, senior fellow at hudson institute and author of book the 100-year their mono. marathon. michael, thanks very much, indeed, for joining us. thanks. gerry: a lot of sound and tour fury around speaker pelosi s itinerary. did this visit achieve anything? well, it achieved a lot, but a lot depends on what nancy pelosi does when she gets home to washington. she refused to join a series of republican initiatives including a task force to deal with china. she s kind of cold shoulderedded any cooperation across a broad range of issues. so if she changes that approach when she gets back, then trip will have had a huge impact probably on her. as you know, she was quite the china hawk back in the 90s, demonstrating in beijing on behalf of tiananmen students who were killed, doing a whole series of things to hurt china badly. she then shifted over to a more moderate view, and if she shifts back now to how she was in the 1990s, that will b
major victory. we expect one of our first vote on later on this afternoon will get it started. and then it is really in the hands of the republicans. they can offer as many events as they want, and they can talk pretty much over the next 20 hours or they want to. so if they can keep the clock moving, at the end of the day, if we keep our 15 votes together we can be able to pass this bill. also, breaking at this hour, president biden has tested negative for covid today. the president s physician announcing those results moments ago. and just ahead, we will go live to the white house on how this affects the presidents plans moving forward. meanwhile, indiana s past the state of the first state to pass abortions after roe v. wade is overturned. governor erin hoeven signing a total ban on the procedure after lawmakers approved. it senators on both sides of the aisle are getting reaction as the laws set to take effect september 15th. these kinds of decisions are never made i