insurrection. also ahead, a travel nightmare for many americans as more than 3,000 flights were cancelled over the holiday weekend. why? no pilots, no labor, no fuel. there s new reporting this morning on the police response during the uvalde massacre. why one officer armed with a rifle did not fire at the gunman. the news keeps getting worse. and the latest on covid as vaccines are now cleared for the youngest americans. but we start with hearing number four of the january 6, select committee. set to take place tomorrow. we re expecting to learn more new details about then president donald trump s involvement in a failed scheme to overturn the 2020 election results. including the pressure campaign he waged on state officials. georgia secretary of state, brad raffensperger is scheduled to testify before the committee, along with his top deputy, gabe sterling. some new poll numbers are revealing what americans now think about former president trump since the january 6t
she s currently co-chair of the american bridge 21st century. when i spoke to her, she gave me this call to action. we can support funds that help women, we can support health care providers like planned parenthood who help women. i think second we have to show that this matters to us. and whether that means being in the street or whether that means running for office or whether that means calling our legislators and the folks that represent us, it s important they know we are paying attention. and if not this, then what. this should become a huge rallying cry for women as we head towards the midterm elections. and an opportunity to galvanize young people. i talked to young women, who even if they re anti-abortion feel the government shouldn t control a woman s right to choose. an important issue. and finally we need to talk about esille known for many best
just as we did in this country throughout the 17th century, an era that samuel alito reveres in our legal history. samuel alito and his clerks play amateur historian in their draft opinion, and their scholarship is shabby, and is biased, and in the case of edward cook, it is arranged deranged. the lives of samuel alito did not stop in the confirmation hearing. leading off our discussion, professor at an msnbc legal analyst. and co-chair of the american bridge 21st century and former president of planned parenthood. let me begin with you, what you have experienced in how people are reacting out there now, how women are reacting out there right now, to the possibility that abortion will be closed down in the states in a matter of weeks. sure, well i can tell but went
thank you, reverend. for some analysis, let s bring my panel for today, david brock, chairman of the american bridge 21st century, a democratic political organization, and sarah longwell, publisher of the bulwark and director of republicans for the rule of law. let me start with you, susan i mean sarah. the question i pose to congressman johnson, the law is clear. the question is, of course, interpretation of the law, but it seems pretty much clear to me. and the fact that the republicans are arguing process, not really defending the character of the president, and not defending whether or not what he did was right or wrong, legal or illegal. doesn t that weaken the republican party as a whole and make them appear to just be sick
stage, former matches governor patrick who declared his candidacy for the nomination this week. but we start with the latest analysis on the impeachment drama this week in washington. joining me now, republican strategist and msnbc analyst susan del percio and david brock, chairman of the american bridge 21st century, a democratic political organization. but first, breaking news. minutes ago we got fresh new transcripts from the joint depositions of deputy assistant to the president timothy morrison and vice president pence s special adviser on europe and russia, jennifer williams. according to congressman adam schiff, the testimony shows that president trump s july 25th phone call with ukrainian president zelensky immediately