beginning and in terms of the retention and mishandling of classified in communication but they ve also handled some of the most politically-charged investigations. so for veterans this is what they re used to. with these types of issues. and so, even though it is somewhat unusual for the chief of that section to be making these documents, it s reflective of the fact that this is where the department of justice once he snuck notifications being led. brandon, thanks for sharing. i linda. lot really appreciate it. thank you. still ahead, a new report the secret service knew about the threats against speaker nancy pelosi, and didn t do anything. apparently. the latest scandal of the beleaguered agency next! red agency next!
he can, listen, eugene debs ran for president from a federal prison. as the mar-a-lago convenes in florida, trump s chief financial officer pleads guilty new york. allen will ultimately be providing testimony. that is against donald. tonight, the rank criminalities running the 45th president and what we learned about the search warrant for trump s home. plus, new reporting the secret service held on to violent threats to nancy pelosi until after the insurrection. and why the republican leaders are raising red flags 82 days away from the midterm elections. candidate qualities has lots to do with the outcome. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. there s a bunch of legal news surrounding donald trump today as there is seemingly every day, these days. none of it particularly good for the ex president. first up today, a federal judge
Momentum is gaining to prosecute Trump. But scores of copycat election-denying candidates who want to interfere with fair elections are on the fall ballot.
what is going to happen to secret service protectees should there be a tactical, a medical or relocation situation that the secret service has to engage in. so while the conversation where i appreciate the chief of staff raising concerns, you know, that is a data point. it doesn t fall necessarily into the protective methodology that has been executed time and time again by the secret service. we saw that come to fruition on the day with understanding as the capitol started to deteriorate they moved the protectee, former vice president, mike pence into that area of safety. i wanted to get your thoughts on that idea of the perimeter, the security around the capitol deteriorating because we know former president vice president pence didn t want to leave. he made clear that it was important to send a message not only to the country to the world that democracy and the rule of law was going to presevere, but at what point are agents required to step in and overrule
secret service with his concern for pence s safety over his disagreements with then president trump. i m wondering when there s clearly a dispute in the chain of command, what s the protocol for secret service agents? who do they follow there? well, listen, the secret service is going to follow their protocols in terms of assessing a threat environment, understanding vulnerabilities and then putting the appropriate control measures in place. that conversation by the former chief of staff and the head of the detail, again, i think is a little daylight in terms of understanding what was being said there. but you know, on both sides, but that doesn t matter. i go back to the protective methodology by the secret service. they plan for every eventuality every single day. i ve been at the u.s. capitol with my counterparts from the capitol police. we walked through contingency plans when the president or the first lady were there around