chris hayes starts now. tonight on all in. the presidents actions and words on january 6th were reckless. the special counsel wants to get mike pence under oath. i would hope that they would not bring charges against the former president. tonight, what we know about the subpoena for the vice president and what it means for the january 6th investigation. then i read your opening statement isn t actually an excerpt from your book. is that right? well, it covers some of the same territory, yes. next time make sure you give us a heads up and we can set up a table for you to have a book signing after this. from witnesses pushing books to cable pundits pretending to be twitter experts have you ever work for twitter? now. you have any formal relationship with the company? now. i just have an account. a surreal scene in today s first mega hearing on weaponization. if weaponization of the department justice has any meaning this is yet. all in starts
Out in the philippines as young people move to the cities for greener pastures. Turkey is observing a period of mourning for the victims of two suicide boament bombings in. 95 People Killed and 250 injured at a peace rally. That included the prokurdish pkk party. Parliamentary elections are due on november the 1st. Thousands of people have been marching in central istanbul in protest. Police maintained a heavy presence, at protesters blamed Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Antigovernment protests also took place in several other turkish cities. World leaders are condemned the bombings in turkey. U. S. President barack obama offered his condolence as he said American People stand in solidarity with the turkish people. Translator i want to express my deep condolence to the turkish people. Surely this is an attempt to destabilize our friendly country. It is an obvious provocation. Morak suma is a Political Science professor at Koch University in istanbul. What needs to be expressed here is who has p
And younger people look for betterpaying jobs. Its the first of three days of mourning in turkey for the victims of two suicide bombings. At least 95 people were killed and almost 250 injured at a peace rally near the capitals train station. Reporter chance for peace snuffed out by sudden terrifying violence. The activists gathered in the capital to call for an end of fighting between the government and the pkk only to find themselves the victims of a horrific attack. One of the worst in turkeys history. Dozens killed. Hundreds wounded. This is the third attack to target prokurdish activists since june. Since then, the security situation in turkey has deteriorated sharply. With the Peace Process between the government and the pkk having all but collapsed, the Prime Minister called for three days of mourning while discussing initial findings. These deadly blasts outside the train station underscore just how tense the situation remains before novembers parliamentary elections. There are
Was the work not of the Bush Administration, but of the democrats who didnt want to be seen as being soft on terrorism, and we still live with the consequences of that, those particular decisions. As the director of dni, he was heavily involved in an intelligence estimate of iran which forecast, quite accurately, that iran was not going to develop Nuclear Capability before the end of the first bush the second Bush Administration. And this was very unpopular with a number of people in washington, including Vice President cheney, but it proved to be entirely accurate. He left as director of National Intelligence under circumstances that havent been fully explained. His main interest as director of National Intelligence was in advising the president who he felt, i think, needed advice at that point. He and gates and Condoleezza Rice supplanted the influence of people like Donald Rumsfeld and Paul Wolfowitz during the last two with years of the second Bush Administration. But one consequen
Think is very interesting study, john f. Kennedy and the missile gap also in 2004. And finally we have Michael Cohen who is a fellow at the century foundation. He has been a columnist at the guardian. A blogger for the new york daily news. Hes the author of life on the campaign trail which is about notable 20th Century Campaign speeches of consequence and he is also published widely in wall street journal, new york times, l. A. Times, politico, et cetera. So john, over to you, sir. Good. Im supposed to speak here. You can all hear me. I thought the subject of this panel and of this conference had something to do with realism so im going to playoff that theme and ill get around to pl ticks at the very end. Theres a narrow version of realism. Im not talking about the academic theory of realism or the diplomatic theory that resinate with Public Opinion. Thats the idea that america should only deal with threats that directly concern us but in places like syria, the middle east and ukraine