Much . Maybe but i dont think hes going after it the way he should. Maybe he was telling us less about clinton than he was revealing about himself, donald trump. All in with chris hayes starts right now. Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. Were in the midst of the House Judiciary Committee markup of the two articles of the president of the United States. This is a standard part of the legislative process, thats the markup. It happens all the time. But tonight is obviously quite different in the stakes and import because it is the most serious constitutional undertaking this committee where are the Judiciary Committee can pursue. Tonight the committee will be hearing different amendments and debating the two articles before them. And we expect them to be voted on by the full committee tomorrow. Weve already heard Opening Statements from House Judiciary Chair jerry nadler and ranking
member doug collins. Heres how the chair presented tonights meeting. Taken together the two Auric
what are we really getting at? first, they used them as vehicles to move money directly into biden family accounts. why is that? it s because they were looking to obfuscate and hide where the money was coming from. for example, the bidens used their associate rob walker to bring in millions of dollars from china and romania. walker s limited liability company robinson walker llc paid hunter, james, hali and others in the biden network more than $2 million after foreign money hit his account. 1/3 to the bidens was the pattern. on march 1, 2017. two months after joe biden left office they received a $3 million wire from state energy hk limited, a chinese entity. the next day, 1/3 of that money, $1 million 65,000 went to the
trade above $122 on march 1. now sitting below $4. and this is not some tiny community bank. it s the 12th largest commercial bank in the u.s. it was sitting on $233 billion of assets as of the end of march. that means that if the fdic ends up seegz control of first republic this would be the second-biggest bank failure in american history. now first republic is based in san francisco. it caters to wealthy clients and has branches in beverly hills, palm beach, greenwich, connecticut. and even an office in manhattan. the problem is that two-thirds of its deposits were unsoinsure. unin uninsured deposits fled after
weeks. the stock price is down by 97% since early march. on march 1, it was trading at $122 a piece. now it s below $4. it s really a breathtaking drop. now, in case you re not familiar with first republic, this bank is sitting on $233 billion in assets. that means if it were seized by the fdic, it would be the second biggest bank failure in american history. now, it s based in san francisco, has 82 branches across eight states and for the longest time, it was the envy of the banking industry because it caters to wealthy clients. but two-thirds of its deposits are uninsured as of the end of last year, and that is a problem because of the silicon valley bank collapse of last month made uninsured depositors, those above $250,000, very nervous. first republic said that it lost 41% of its deposits during the first quarter alone. that equates to a loss of