The democratic mayor of New York is indicted. We are not focused on the right or the left. We are focused only on right and wrong. Tonight, what we know about the charges and what it says about the equal application of the law. I noticed the indictment is very old but it goes back a long time. I have the same thing. Bad jimmy raskin on jack smiths filing on the Comp Trump to trial, plus doubling down on his vile attack on immigrants. He is a very principled man. As Hurricane Helene approaches landfall, what we know about the damage that is already being done. All in starts right now. Good evening from New York. Im chris hayes. We are following Breaking News in florida, or a category four hurricane is just about to hit the florida panhandle. Hurricane helene is now categorized as an extremely dangerous storm, with Wind Peaking at 130 miles per hour. Yesterday, helene pummeled cancan as a strong category two hurricane. Flooded streets, down trees and disrupted travel as it made its way u
of this that you would expect anyone to want to deny because it sounds so bad, and two, in the russia context, trump was a candidate. so he had to give that directive order in public, if he was going to get anywhere with it. now he s the president. so you don t hear the same direct language demanding ukraine do it because at least according to what are now accounts in multiple publications, that part he did in private, urging them eight times to go after his rival, and the larger context is of course that donald trump publicly said he s welcoming offer of dirt for 2020, told george stephanopoulos, and confiscated his interpreter s notes, with putin. we re in the territory of raising the question, what else is donald trump asking foreign leaders to secretly do to keep his grip on political power. did the president threaten to
name. hillary clinton. hillary clinton. clinton. clinton. hillary clinton. hillary clinton s name came up 34 times and she wasn t the biggie bogey man of the hearing. the words russia or russian were mentioned 140 times. let s talk now about the general russia investigation okay. russia. russia. russia context. russian spies. the russia investigation. i was fired because of the russia investigation. it s like the new marsha marsha. how many questions could the er fbi director not answer. is that correct?? it s correct. i want to be careful in an opening setting. that s a question can t answer. i don t have a answer for the question. well it was a total of 23 times and the president remained remarkably quiet during the testimony. however his son don jr. made up for his absence shooting out 93 tweets and retweets in the last
the interview about a fictitious plot to assassinate north korean leader kim jong-un. they both underscore why the types of inquiries are often long and more complex than a normal criminal investigation. the alleged crimes, they happen far away, sometimes out of u.s. jurisdiction. the evidence is virtual, sometimes more inconclusive than physical evidence here in the united states. and time not usually a friend to investigators. it is tough on anyone whose name is caught up in an inquiry as a cloud can hang over their innocence or political allies until these years long inquiries end. to dig in to how this will all work in the russia context, we have a panel of expert s expert quinter. starting with how the investigations work, why does this take longer? it takes a long time because