laura: this is a special edition of the the ingraham angle. can youwe have everything on th, we have everyone that we love and we want to see things shine. what matters is the focus of tonight angle. liberals worn of christian nationalism and even link the faithful to domestic terrorism in the u.s. is quickly shrieking. they are gleeful to report. the thoughts and prayers, it has done nothing to stop the epidemic of gun violence. a liliberal high school administrator, let s not forget about them, they felt threatened by public displays of religion for decades now. and remember joe kennedy. the school district said that it worn kennedy several times and as an employee could not play on the field after games at all. and not only were many complaining about public prayer, we were comforted by seeing it. many of us were comforted. many were terrified by what they saw, moved to drop their needs not in protest but in humility and devotion to the almighty. it was ferve
the u.s. will hit 100 million shots in arms and another date, may 1st, listen to this. all adult americans will be eligible to get a vaccine to later than may 1. let me be clear. that doesn t mean everyone is going to have that shot immediately. but it means you ll be able to get in line beginning may 1. and then there is july 4th when the president said he aims for the country to be able to gather safely once again with loved ones. how does the administration meet and exceed these markers. that is one major question. also when every adult is eligible for a ashot how do they make sure everyone gets that shot quickly and president biden wants families to be able to gathered with loved ones on july 4th. does he mean be able to travel to get together with loved ones? he may have some answers. we ll bring you when the briefing begins, we ll bring it to you when they start speaking. and a few hours from now, another big event at the white house. a ceremonial bill signing of th
fight was way different from the republican food fight. i understand that governor and all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. following a pair of circus like debates. last night americans got to experience something quite different. an engaging and legitimately substantial exchange of ideas between democratic presidential candidates that was at times contentious but never nasty. the debate drew 15.3 million viewers, a record for a democratic primary debate. a number that blew away the expectations. that number fell short of the 25 million who tuned into the first gop primary debate. 15.3 million is a striking number especially in light of the relative seriousness on display throughout the evening. in this debate, we tried to deal with the very tough issues
i understand that governor and all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. following a pair of circus like debates. last night americans got to experience something quite different. an engaging and legitimately substantial exchange of ideas between democratic presidential candidates that was at times contentious but never nasty. the debate drew 15.3 million viewers, a record for a democratic primary debate. a number that blew away the expectations. that number fell short of the 25 million who tuned into the first gop primary debate. 15.3 million is a striking number especially in light of the relative seriousness on display throughout the evening. in this debate, we tried to deal with the very tough issues facing our country. that s in stark contrast to the republicans who are currently running for president.
rough. tonight why both front runs have a claim to victory. and undecided voter and democratic senator sharon brown on how he saw the debate. and what a difference a political party makes. i never attacked him on his look. believe me, there s plenty of subject matter right there. on the democratic policy fight was way different from the republican food fight. i understand that governor and all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. following a pair of circus like debates. last night americans got to experience something quite different. an engaging and legitimately substantial exchange of ideas between democratic presidential candidates that was at times contentious but never nasty. the debate drew 15.3 million viewers, a record for a democratic primary debate. a number that blew away the