harry litman on what this means for the criminal case against trump. senator sheldon whitehouse on what it means for the rule of law. then, how do you stop gun violence from killing kids in schools? it s a horrible, horrible situation. and we re not going to fix it, criminals are going to be criminals. tonight, the maddening reality of a political party that has given up the awful truth of the cult of the ar-15. and an author describing what he calls america s slow civil war. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. donald trump cannot stop losing the courts. today yet another federal judge ruling against the ex-president, and now the man trump s angry mob wanted to hang is ordered to share what he knows under oath. this afternoon a judge with the u.s. district court for d.c. ruled that mike pence must cooperate with the subpoena from special counsel jack smith as part of smith s investigation into donald trump s attempt to overturn the 20
a lack of leadership from government. a sentiment that is shared by republicans, democrats, and everyone in between who say they are fed up with the instability in washington and it s effects on the future of this country. john: is this a wake-up call for the president and leaders in congress? steve moore and doug holtz eakin, and florida michael waltz. conditions are at bad or worse than the randall s island refugee camp, and the men came back and warned the residents of the hotel and told them not to get on the busses. how are you going to dump people in such bad conditions? sandra: this is the scene outside a three star hotel here in new york city where dozens of migrants are now refusing to leave. president biden, by the way, is just 30 blocks away, but instead of taking a look at how his immigration crisis is turning every state into a border state, he s spending the day touting his big infrastructure plans. hello, well come, everyone. i m sandra smith in new yor
You see the people, the instigators. when i say it s going down the hole fast, i m talking about those of us who have less tolerance for the instigators. some will resort to, let s just say, other methods. jeff charlotte, author of that fantastic new book joins me now. jeff, this book, which is a remarkable piece of work, i m working my way through it. one of the central themes is the obsession with violence, this kind of apocalyptic waiting for violence, and the view of guns not in the context of sports certainly, and not even in the context of really i need to protect my own home, but explicitly as arming oneself for a violent struggle to come. yeah. i ve been reporting on right-wing movements in the united states for 20 years. and traveling back and forth across the country since january 6th, i ve seen more guns than in all the years before that. and it s not just places like
Ban of the platform is growing. already about half of states have banned access to tiktok on state devices, and a growing number of colleges have now followed. watch. this is a two-front issue. it s a security and privacy issue which is why the universities trying to protect their research and access to what students are doing are taking such a strong stance, also a harm issue on our youngest that are still in homes. not just as the attorney general, maria, i m a mom and banned tiktok in my own home. nearly two out of three teens say they use tiktok, and anxiety and depression is a top concern with more parents worried about mental health than they are concerned about kids being bullied, using drugs or alcohol, or even getting shot. i think the use of social media in an unsupervised rampant