now. tonight on all in days after a near brawl in the house floor, the animating force behind an american to takes control. and as brazil endorses a maga style writer of their own, it s just coming for donald trump in fulton county. if you are donald trump right now, you have to be really concerned about what s going to happen in georgia. tonight, what the end of a criminal investigation in georgia means for the disgraced ex president? then, the secret document organizing the maga takeover of the house, with congressman jim mcgovern. plus, former congresswoman elaine luria, on the republican plans to investigate the january 6th committee. and yet another bizarre turn in that saga of congressman george santos. a little personal space [inaudible] congressman, you seem to be dodging questions. one all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. at this hour, the 118th house of representatives is holding its first votes under the
to the committee s probe and it s the first conviction of anyone for the defying the committee. they guilty verdicts are now putting the spotlight on others who have to find the committee subpoenas, including secret service agents who have lawyered up with private counsel. as the probe into the text messages. which are potential evidence turned into a criminal inquiry. all of that is making a blockbuster week for the january six committee. it used a second primetime hearing to show it excruciating detail that trump consistently and repeatedly resisted pleas to condemn that maga mob that was the filing the capitol. the mob was accomplishing president trump s purpose, so of course he did not intervene. here is what will be clear by the end of the hearing, president trump did not fail to act during the 187 minutes between leaving the ellipse and telling the mob to go home. he chose not to act. joining me, now charles clemente union at msnbc legal analyst and civil rights att
that includes witness credibility, sufficiency of documents, and those types of things. yeah, and tamar, you mention this question about whether it will be released, and the jury has voted for that. it goes before the judge. you said, the final report is expected to become public, but if met bernie, the superior court judge, up to keep it under wraps until the case is over, it could be months or even years even if he decides to release the report, portions of it could be redacted until later time. do we have any indication from willis s office whether they are gonna stay out of position on releasing the report or not? we have not heard a peep from the ds office all day today, and we really we haven t heard much from them over the last couple of months. they kept things under wraps, particularly since the holidays. we don t know. presumably, if they want this public, since we know that jury once a public, maybe the judge would have released it already. there s several arguments to
she s also a cosponsor of the contraception bill. first council woman, i d like to talk to you about protesting for reproductive rights and what that feels like, and what that feels like to be arrested? this is not your first time being arrested for doing something like this? well, thank you for having me on. it was my first time being arrested. i felt like it was really important because as a young woman myself, these rights are being taken away from me. this is very personal. i feel like it s important that we recognize that this fight is happening on peoples bodies across the country. we are literally already seeing people die because they cannot get access to the health care that they need. and so it only felt right that i too was willing to put my body on the line to make it very clear that we understand the urgency of the moment. and that we will not let these rights get taken away without a fight. minnesota republican, met