i hope mike is gonna do the right thing, i hope so i hope so. if mike pence does the right thing, we win the election mike pence gets another chance to do the right thing this is big, we have just learned and are able to confirm, mike pence testified before th grand jury today tonight, what we know about the former vice president participation and the criminal investigation of his forme boss then, the explosive scen inside a new york courtroom, where e. jean carroll s rape allegation faced cross-examination from donal trump s lawyer a eventually, she just sort of lost it and said, you don t get to beat me up for no screaming. some women scream, some wome don t. he raped me. whether or not i screamed. plus, michael schmidt of th new york times, on what we actually know about the firing of tucker carlson. they literally fired hi because they came to the wok mob. senator bernie sanders on why he s endorsing a secon term for president biden when all in starts rig
with joy reid next tonight on the reidout it angered me but i turned to my daughter, who was standing there by me it doesn t take courage to break the law, it takes courage to uphold the law the president s words were reckless it s clear he decided to be part of the problem mike pence back in november with about as much anger as pence is able to muster. today, the former vice president presumably said much more to the grand jury in the doj s january 6th probe. also tonight, you can t beat me up for not screaming. the chilling words of e. jean carroll who was back on the witness stand today, facing cross-examination in trump s civil rape trial and we begin tonight with the breaking news that former vice president mike pence testified before the d.c. grand jury investigating donald trump s role in the january 6th insurrection the path to pence s testimony was cleared yesterday, when a three-judge panel rejected trump s emergency bid to prevent pence from testifyin
because of gun violence. australia, canada, germany japan, new zealand are equations, well. is the u.s., based on ou history, based on the violence of our founding, are w uniquely susceptible to this kind of violent movements? not uniquely susceptible, but these kind of violen movements have been much mor successful in the united states, in getting weapons and materia that was designed for warfar into civilian spaces it s the guns, as usual it s the access. there is no country wher civilians have 400 plus millio firearms at home, stas wherever, and the kind o lethal capabilities that are civilians have in their hopped up on this kind of rage. it is kind of writing. it is more than kind o frightening. kathleen, always appreciate you, thank you so much for bein here that is tonight s read out, ow chris hayes starts now tonight on all in,