see, he is not a snowflake. he can handle it. all in with chris hayes starts now. tonight on all in the supreme court didn t have the courage to take it up and they should be ashamed of themselves. the supreme court hands donald trump another loss. the january 6th committee will get trump s presidential records related to the insurrection. tonight committee members on the high court s decision, what to expect from the documents and even more new subpoenas. then, former attorney general eric holder and attorney mark elias on the voting rights fight on the senate floor. as the president marks his first year in office, why he is a raising alarms over what could happen in europe. consequential thing that happened in the world in terms of war and peace since world war ii. lieutenant colonel alexander vindman on russia aggression in
conspiracy requires an explicit agreement, it doesn t have to be written. it can be a handshake or understanding, even a wink and nod but there has to be an agreement a group of people will achieve an illegal objective, that they re all working together in that same direction. so it s not investigators to figure out once there is a conspiracy, who is involved. let s go back to james investigation. one of the best things and worst things donald trump did is run for president. he exposed himself in a lot of ways to scrutiny things people never questioned. he was a billionaire, lie. we re finding out through subpoenas that that the properties donald trump said he owned, he only owned like 55% of the ones he listed on the trump
have the greatest fraud in america law and politics is that there was systemic voting fraud in the last election. or really any fraud at all. there have been, literally, zero examples of any election fraud. so but, the problem is, donald trump has proved if you just repeat ally enough, it will be believed. the dramatic example of that is that three quarters of the republican party believe that the last election was fraudulent, and then we have a fraudulence president. when you think about the votes that the representatives are being cast on the issues, it s pretty obvious why they re voting no. they think this federal voting rights will just reinforce and make worse what they think happened or their voters think happened in the last election. i just don t understand how it is that 50 united states senators have fallen for that. i understand
let me switch gears a moment to voting rights. there is going to be a vote tonight sometime in the 8:00 hour. how is that going to go? is there any chance that manchin and sinema will allow a switch to a talking filibuster or a filibuster with 55 votes needed instead of 60 or any changes at all? it doesn t appear that we re ultimately going to win the vote on changing the rules. but it is important that we are going to be united in our vote for the freedom to vote act, which, in and of itself, could save democracy. unfortunately, it doesn t look like we will be as united when it comes to the rules changes. my colleagues think that preserving senate traditions is more important than protecting the right to vote. i think that s an enormous mistake. i don t know that there will be a senate left to protect if we lose our democracy. donald trump told us loud and clear that he wants to steal the next election, that he thinks the vote counters are more important than the candidates, and so
on trying to do it, which he now sees from hard experience that that s not going to happen. and the other thing is we can all complain about various aspects of joe biden s first year and maybe, you know, misha is right. this is the longest press conference and she can correct me, 1997 bill clinton 94 minutes and paul said he was clinton s aide at the time and got a message from emanuel on the white house staff who said stop it, knock off this press conference and tell the president he has to come back and feed his dog, which i think is what they did. the point is what s the most important thing about joe biden s first year? a year ago tonight, donald trump was still president. he was breaking the rule of law. he was threatening democracy. 13 days after an insurrection that almost bought down the