fda s split decision on vaccine booster shots. and are the fossil fuel giants about to face their big tobacco moment? yes or no. do you believe nicotine is not addictive? i don t believe that nicotine or our products are addictive. i believe nicotine is not addictive. i believe that nicotine is not addictive. congressman ro khanna on the hearings to investigate fossil fuel s role in climate change with all in starts right now. good evening from new york city. i m chris hayes. politics in a functioning liberal democracy is about organizing people and power and institutions. it is about persuasion and argue mentation and resolving the inherent conflict within societies nonviolently, right. things completely fall apart once you end up in a political reality in which menace and the threat of physical violence are a central factor in the life of your nation s politics. that is a reality i fear is becoming common in this country. it really started to intensify durin
things. the differences between us, everybody thinks that you and i are like doppelgangers and everything. first of all, you take cars away from a block and it means you are in my town. yes. because i live in a place where nobody lives. but also, like given the opportunity, like not working, the chance to do anything, you re like, i want to be around people. i m like, i want to dive into an ant hill and make sure nobody can find me. true, true. we understand what we are. very true. you have a great weekend in your ant hill, rachel. i will. thank you, my friend. much appreciated. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy friday. this has been a weird week in the news. today has been a particularly weird day in the news. i will tell you all signs point to next week being even weirder, but i will tell you why. here is a case in point. our beloved neighbors to the north, our canadian friends, they have their big national election on monday. prime min
breaking news tonight, the security situation around kabul s airport deteriorating quickly. the u.s. embassy warning americans gathering at certain entry gates about security threats, advising them to leave the area immediately. and biden administration officials now saying there are approximately 1,500 americans still in afghanistan with now less than a week to go before the u.s. military withdraws. also tonight the house select committee investigating the january 6 attack seeking a massive trove of documents from multiple federal government agencies, signaling a wide-ranging investigation. let s go right to cnn s pentagon correspondent oren liebermann, oren, good evening to you. thanks for joining us. this is an ominous warning tonight, tell us about the security concerns at the airport. reporter: and it s not just the warning that s the problem here. it s the timeline in which the u.s. has to operate around these warnings and around the security threat. the u.s. embass
security adviser jake sullivan suggested american officials were trying to get the taliban to cooperate with the evacuation. we have been working engaging, coordinating with taliban elements on the ground to ensure safe passage. we will continue to work that issue day by day until we ve completed our mission. the pentagon said some 4,000 u.s. troops would be at the airport in kabul by the end of today. the state department said over 1,000 people including u.s. nationals were evacuated today. that tempo will pick up. once again, our nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel is on the ground for us in kabul. we made it to the military side of kabul airport. this is where the u.s. is carrying out its final withdrawal from afghanistan. the american flag still flies here. this side of the airport has long been an american and nato base and it is full with extra troops brought in to protect the evacuation. this has become effectively the last u.s. military base in
checkpoints that have already gone up. this afternoon, national security adviser jake sullivan suggested american officials were trying to get the taliban to cooperate with the evacuation. we have been working engaging, coordinating with taliban elements on the ground to ensure safe passage we will continue to work that issue day by day until we have completed our mission. pentagon says 4000 troops would be at the airport in kabul by the end of today, state department said over 1000 people, including u.s. nationals who were evacuated today, that tempo is going to pick up. once again tonight, our nbc news chief forest correspondent richard angle is on the ground for us in kabul. today we made it onto the military side of kabul airport. this is where the u.s. is carrying out its final withdrawal from afghanistan. the american flag still flies here, this side of the airport has long been an american and nato base, and it is full. full with extra troops. this has become t