myrlie evers williams an that s it for the read out all in with chris hayes starts no tonight, on all in all the information that is needed in order to create the indictment, to get a prosecution, conviction, is in the hands of the distric attorney indictment watch in the stormy daniels case and ne trouble for trump in the special counsel investigation. he wasn t former trump fixer michael cohen joins me liv tonight. then - the greatest threat t western civilization today i not russia, it s probably, mor than anything else, ourselves. trump goes after the enem within as the internationa criminal court issues an arres warrant for vladimir putin plus, the massive oil projec approved in alaska, despit biden s campaign promise and by the way, no more drilling on federal lands, period, period, period when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. we are standing on the precipice of potentially seein the first ever criminal charge agains
thing. when you look at what ou administration has done, it historic, in terms of an investment in the clean energy economy. was there any discussion in the white house about what the blowback would before approvin the willow oil project because people have gotten quite upset about it i think there are some protesters outside right now i think that the concerns are based on what we should al be concerned about, but th solutions have to be and include what we are doing in terms of going forward in term of investments i should say the vice president does have a poin there. when you look at the ledger, this administration, up unti now, has been the best climate administration we are. head that may be a low bar, bu it s true. the executive orders like th zero emissions and the inflation reduction act s is part of the obstruction bill both of massive investments to fight climate change and get t net zero but, does this decision change that balance at? all what does it mean for th fut
why do you think it has not penetrated the american public? these things don t sell themselves. it is one of the reasons i am really looking forward to that state of the union address. i will say that there have been so many accomplishments under the administration. it can be difficult to list them in a distilled way. recently the president hosted a send-off for ron klain, the departing chief of staff, and he put it in a way that i thought was especially moving when you think back in historic terms to what it means to inherit one of the toughest situations faced by any president since f.d.r. passed the most significant legislation on our economy in many ways since f.d.r. while facing the largest land war in europe since truman, achieving the second most important health care bill since lbj and the most important obstruction bill since eisenhower, as ron put it. that was just the beginning of the list of accomplishments.
they re losing an opportunity. carlos, i want to know what you re hearing? well, alicia, for those of us who served with senator sinema. this moves comes as no surprise. senator sinema, sure, there are definitely considerations here but she s also being true to herself. this is someone who on the house floor would vote on procedural votes with the other side, this is someone who is always expressed a disdain for the constraints of partisanship and the leadership of both parties so republicans aren t surprised, they don t think much will change in the senate, now that is certainly true but they do think that senator sinema will even be more free now than she was in the past to work with , to build industry coalitions in the congress. and what is with not getting things done. i think there are three points from this, last time, which the biden administration has claimed as their own successes. gun reform, the obstruction bill, and now the respect for marriage act. kirsten sinema wa
much will change in the senate, now that is certainly true but they do think that senator sinema will even be more free now than she was in the past to work with , to build industry coalitions in the congress. and what is with not getting things done. i think there are three points from this, last time, which the biden administration has claimed as their own successes. gun reform, the obstruction bill, and now the respect for marriage act. kirsten sinema was in the middle of all of those. and you can argue, if but for her, those would not have happened. so they will be interesting and to see what will happen in arizona in a couple of years. and you have reporting within the rnc? for sure. this is what i want to say about kherson sinema, this is the tension for joe biden. if the argument is that joe biden s agenda is great, and he s running around saying that this is a great agenda. they ve gotten a lot of accomplished. this is great for him.