world to convince vaccine skeptic trump supporters they should get their shots? all in starts right now. good evening, from new york. i m chris hayes. we ve got big developments on two of the biggest mysteries surrounding the january 6th insurrection. what happened to capitol police officer brian sicknick that led to his death? and who planted pipe bombs, next to the rnc and the dnc? there is still a ton that we do not know about that day. though, today, we learned a few more pieces but before we get into that, a little context. because over the last two months, there has been a concerted evident on the right to spin a counter narrative about this violent insurrection. you remember, you saw it happen, live, on tv. an attack, that sought, explicitly, for, really, the first time in american history, to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power. from one administration to the next. that was the goal. there have been people with big audiences spreading the idea, that these attac
Describe todays session torn between the ecstasy of victory from the near passage of a very pro business tax bill, and the agony of consternation over the russia investigation taking a more serious turn oh, yeah volatile day dow only closing down 41 points. It was down 350 at one point the s p backsiding 0. 2 a lot of pressure on the tech stocks were in an unchartered waters when the serious investigator is building a case seemingly against the president of the United States. A special Counsel Robert Mueller seems to be doing that i found myself thinking, will we have impeachment hearing, a ton of president ial pardons . How does president pence sound i defy anyone to tell me they didnt think those same thoughts when they saw the headlines that former National Security adviser mike flynn was flipping on his old compatriots. In the end though we dont know where this investigation will lead maybe nowhere. And while the tax bill looks close to a done deal, nothing could be certain there e
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