after the nato summit was over and after the president was off the stage. it obviously was a moment a lot of people were paying attention. it s hard to believe you took a decision like that without talking to his colleagues and staff to know the impact of what he would be doing their, but is there something larger a foot here? there is a report out tonight that several other democrats were preparing tomorrow to do similar things but we are stuck in a standoff. we will see what happens tomorrow. michael schmidt with the new york times. thanks for joining us tonight. now, it is time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening. you know, the end of that press conference, i really had to wonder, why haven t they had him doing a lot more of these. that really is about as comfortable as he s going to get in terms of dealing with reporters and speaking extemporaneously and being in his subject expertise territory, you know. it just made me wonder, why are we seeing t
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will bring you everything that is happening in washington, dc on another hysterical day. democrats have begun laying out their case for convicting donald trump in his second impeachment trial in the senate. he s charged with incitement to insurrection over the capitol hill riots onjanuary 6th. leading the prosecution is jamie raskin. the evidence will show you that x president trump was no innocent bystander. donald trump surrendered his role as commander in chief and became the inciter in chief. as donald trump connected a massive crime against our constitution and as donald trump connected a massive crime against our constitution and our people and the worst violation of the presidential oath of office in the history of the united states of america. he was impeached by the house of representatives and he must be convicted by the united states senate. the democrats had 16 hours to present their arguments. the democrats had 16 hours to present theirarguments. in the democrats
hello, i m laura trevelyan in washington. christian fraser is in london. we re about four hours into day one of the prosecution of donald j trump. day two. it s been an afternoon of text book legal strategy laying argument upon argument, fact upon fact, example upon example. house managers aim to prove without a doubt that the former president should be convicted of inciting an insurrection. but as we ve said before, it s notjust a legal matter. there are politics at play. it s not a traditionaljury of one s peers, but a group of 100 democratically elected senators who will decide the outcome. and while the democrats have clearly come out with a strong presentation, it s only day one. and it s not even over yet. anthony zurcher is in washington. hejoins us now. i was he joins us now. i was struck by how house managers have gone all the way back tojuly of house managers have gone all the way back to july of last year to point out that back then, donald trump was refusing
president biden for a covid relief package for you, the american people. a live report on what stands tonight. what you need to know. plus, disturbing revelation about iran tonight. just weeks away from producing enough material for a nuclear weapon. speak of the bottom line is, they are getting closer to the point where they would be either a threshold nuclear power or an actual nuclear power. shannon: former state department senior advisor, christian is here today. hello, and welcome to fox news at night. we begin tonight in new york admit an exodus of governor cuomo s top health officials. corresponded standing by with the very latest, alex. good evening, shannon. more than 1 million new yorkers have artie received their vaccinations, but because of this storm, governor andrew cuomo saying that many of the appointments across new york will either be canceled or delayed tomorrow. only snowballing these needs problems. according to a report by the new york times, nin