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
that, if you make clear the ne york chief enough, that stuf will just become an economic and go away. do you agree that is sort of the policy minds right now and is that plausible, or ar we lying to ourselves? i don t know how much o that is a policy plan and ho much of it is a political ne hope or shot i seems that where the political balance of power lies now there s a ton of force arraying around supporting goo things spending a lot of money. that s how i risk weak through it, 50 50 senate was opinion even in league circles aroun industrial policy and spending a lot of money on industries w want more of is a strong political consensus now. you can get that through as this willow decision shows, the supply side is a lot mor controversial. there s almost the onl
by the progressive group move on. it finds that the senator from massachusetts is the first choice of that group s members, 38%. bernie sanders at 17% right now. does that signal trouble for the bernie sanders camp? it can. i mean, we ve been seeing a lot of these polls recently where elizabeth warren has been surging. in some cases above bernie sanders. but a few things stood out to me in that poll. they had done that straw poll in december of 2018 and elizabeth warren only got single digits. since then in the last six months she s managed to coalesce more than 30 points of support in that poll now make her the leader. bernie sanders is in second isn t necessarily all that surprising to me, but it is notable that this is a group that endorsed him in 2016 against hillary clinton. it is a big progressive group that is in theory part of his base of support and so it could show that elizabeth warren is beginning to inch into his territory and eventually these two, their policy minds are
do you think that jindal is he the guy who s trying to say, look at me, look at me, i ve got ideas? jindal is one of the sharpest minds policy minds in republican politics. his problem in many ways is he s perceived as too wonky and too focused on sort of being a conservative technocrat. this is a plan that tries to address that but also to play up that technocratic cred and say republicans can have ideas and he s going to lead on that front. i still think it s a plan that s not quite specific enough that despite some of the detail that we have gotten there, there s actually a lot that s left out and a lot more that we need to hear from the republicans in terms of what they might do. dave weigel, the republicans have launched an initiative that seems to be aimed at john q. six pack, the average american. the new ad highlights bobby jindal and a fellow named jeb. take a listen. if you believe that every