on his push to end the fox news lies. plus do you think ashley babbling babbitt was murdered? do you think the cop who shot or was doing his job? i think the officer did his job. congressman gallego and why the speaker s office is suddenly meeting and greeting the family of ashley babbitt. and how a massive push in the biden white house and a parody account on quitter twitter got on gouging cultures with insulin. s not anymore. [applause] all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. amid the fallout from the exclusive revelations that fox news hosts and executives knowingly and deliberately spread lies in the wake of the 2020 election, democrats are stepping up to demand action. a new interview with washington post chris murphy of connecticut laid out the stakes this, weight quote, i don t think we ve ever had a moment like this, where major news network has been exposed as deliberately diluting its viewers or readers. this is a seminal
tonight on all in, a quick guilty verdict in the south carolina murder trial that is has captivated the nation. then, i want to ask yourself how many times you have been lied to. it is being called a seminal moment in the history of mass media. tonight senator chuck schumer on his push to end the fox news lies. plus do you think ashley babbling babbitt was murdered? do you think the cop who shot or was doing his job? i think the officer did his job. congressman gallego and why the speaker s office is suddenly meeting and greeting the family of ashley babbitt. and how a massive push in the biden white house and a parody account on quitter twitter got on gouging cultures with insulin. s not anymore. [applause] all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. amid the fallout from the exclusive revelations that fox news hosts and executives knowingly and deliberately spread lies in the wake of the 2020 election, democrats are stepping
this is about two and half hours. chair ossoff: the permanent subcommittee on investigations will come to order. thank you all for your attendance. thanks to the public tuning into these proceedings. ranking member johnson, thank you for all of your work, as our staffs and we have collaborated on this investigation focused on the mistreatment of military families in privatized housing on u.s. military installations. in the mid 90s, when the department of defense commenced the privatization of military housing, it was envisioned that this initiative would lead to better outcomes for military families: safer, more reliable living conditions, healthy homes, affordable housing available to families living on and around u.s. military installations. for years, however, this program has been plagued by problems. and when i visited fort gordon in the first few months of my term in the senate, i asked the command if i could sit down with families on post to hear about their experience
hours. chair ossoff: the permanent subcommittee on investigations will come to order. thank you all for your attendance. thanks to the public tuning into these proceedings. ranking member johnson, thank you for all of your work, as our staffs and we have collaborated on this investigation focused on the mistreatment of military families in privatized housing on u.s. military installations. in the mid 90s, when the department of defense commenced the privatization of military housing, it was envisioned that this initiative would lead to better outcomes for military families: safer, more reliable living conditions, healthy homes, affordable housing available to families living on and around u.s. military installations. for years, however, this program has been plagued by problems. and when i visited fort gordon in the first few months of my term in the senate, i asked the command if i could sit down with families on post to hear about their experiences living in privatized hous
investigation into alleged abuses by private contracts on and around military bases. this is two and a half hours. the permanent subcommittee on investigations will come to order. thank you all for your attendance, thanks to the public for tuning into these proceedings. ranking member johnson, thank you for all of your work as our staff and we have collaborated on this investigation focused on the mistreatment of military families. privatized housing on u.s. military installations. in the mid 90s, the department of defense commenced the privatization of military housing, it was envisioned this initiative would lead to better outcomes from the military families. safer, more reliable living conditions. healthy homes, affordable housing affordable to families living on an around u.s. military installations. for years, however, this program has been plagued by problems. and when i visited for gordon in the first few months of my term in the senate, i asked the command if i coul