give me a break as we all know, raffensperger refused to participate in the coup not even clear what he could do if he wanted to. but he refused to find 11,000 votes so roethlisberger now has a trump endorsed primary challenge your next secretary of state, a friend of mine, somebody has done a phenomenal job. jody heist. jody coming. and jody is running against one of the worst secretary of states in american history, brian raffensperger was trying to turn the tables on me, because i am fighting for election integrity. to be honest i was surprised, he s a congressman who is loved in his district, who s got no problems, no election problems, could be there forever. and he said i want to do this because what has happened to the state of georgia is a disgrace. roethlisberger doesn t support the coup, despite
fought abrams first instead of fighting trump. tonight, the high stakes in georgia. why the department of justice is now suing texas. then, the former national guard official now calling two generals co, absolute liars regarding the pentagon s delayed response to the capitol riot. plus, she was one of five people who died during the insurrection, tonight roseanne boyland six month descent into conspiracy theories about how she became an american radical. new reporting on the number of people potentially exposed to covid during trump s deception. some really important news about why you need a booster shot. when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes a big development today in donald trump s quest for turning the republican party into a vehicle for his own authoritarian while
11 months ago, after thousands of insurrectionists joined the capitol in an attempt to overthrow a fair and free election. five people lost their lives. one of them was 34 rows in foil and, from georgia. released footage from january 6th shows her lying motionless on the ground as the crowd tried to breach plea security. her friend yelled for someone to come help. . amazon s bc own grew up in the same georgia town. they both attended the same high school, just a few years apart. damon has covered political extremism, conflicts in the middle east for example. this radicalization happened in small town america, to a woman who is described as political by her family as a political by her family until last year. a man set out to investigate just how that was roseanne boyland ended up on the capitol on that fateful day. part of an incredibly new podcast called american radical. he chronicles boylan s journey from political neophyte, to a
the president continues to exert this power over the republican power with the litmus test he created for republican politicians after his defeat. the question, the single question they must answer, did they support an attempted coup and would they support a coup in the future? if the answer is no to other question, they are in trouble. we are seeing this again today. donald trump has set his sights with complete focus on this question above all other issues. you remember now trump s legendary bullying of georgia s secretary of state raffensperger, trump called him in early january asking him to just find 11,000 votes to turn the race in georgia. i just want to find 11, 000, 700 nadine votes. which is one more than we have, because we won the state. i only need 11,000 votes. fellas, i need 11,000 votes.
those were his words. when i heard the word radicalization and knew that it was justin. it made me, i reached out to him immediately. and he asked me, do you want to hear her story. i said absolutely. it was something i had seen overseas. i never expected to see that nexus happen in kennesaw georgia. that s what led me to the story. and in melvin, thank you. the first episode of american radicals out now, available to stream wherever you get your podcasts. you should absolutely go right now and take a listen. it s fantastic. coming up, it turns trump was the superspreader of vent. how the number of people he met after testing positive for covid is now in the hundreds. now in the hundreds