coming up this hour, how the invasion shows trump s misunderstanding of war. then, the big decision on the january six committee is about to make before it goes public. and jared kushner s deal with saudi arabia. what did he promised to get a two billion dollar investment for? i m a man why dean, let s get started. all right, we have some breaking news on day 51 of russia s invasion of ukraine. russian state media s reporting that major general vladimir floral, the deputy commander of russia s eight army has been killed in combat. nbc news has not been able to independently confirmed this reporting, but it would make jenner floor off at least eight russian general to be killed in ukraine. and it follows the combat depths of another 24 kernels. how do we explain this sorry state of putin s military campaign? washington post communist max boot has a theory, and i was to do with anti wokeness. areas that trump and putin another like-minded ideals have for years decried wokeness.
trans families is already harming actual victims of child abuse. and what president biden s latest executive order could mean for gun safety. i call this rule that i m about to announce extreme. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. for four years american reform policy revolved chiefly around what was most personally, politically and financially beneficial to donald trump and his family. and look, for all of america s many sons in foreign affairs to the heirs it was a level of institutionalized corruption that we have never quite seen. of course, we know the ex president solicited foreign interference in his reelection fermentation desperate to defend itself. looking to spread misinformation about his political rival which led to his first impeachment. there are some new revelations about, that we will talk about that later in the show. but the trump family business in america s business were always intertwined throughout those years. and
if this faces not seem familiar, if you are not quite used to seeing somebody else at this hour, hello, it s nice to meet you, i m rachel. i ve been away from the show for a few weeks. i took a hiatus to give myself a little reset and also to work on some other msnbc projects that i ve got cooking. i gotta tell you, the hiatus has been fantastic. i am really grateful for it. i know it is an unusual thing to get in this business. i m very grateful to msnbc and the president for letting me do it. i m profoundly grateful to the staff on the show to keep everything running, we re doing such great work will always gone. and, as chris mentioned there, i am also grateful almost beyond words for ali velshi in particular, and for my other colleagues who filled in for me while i was away. if you can tell from the way that all the rest of us talk about him, you should know that all evil she really is a prince among men. he has been in ukraine and in bordering countries for five straight
glad you got back in time to do that crazy thing that i m not gonna do this year. i m sorry actually, i m planning on stopping myself in thy with a fork. i don t have time. among the reasons the skip it could be super waiting place. man, i will say though that looking at the list of people who have been boldface names who have been in the last two weeks and the 80 people in the last dinner. even the all-stars not ending up in the hospital as the best tribute that we ve got to the vaccines. i mean, if you have to be fully vaccinated, doesn t mean you won t get it. but if you do get, it you re probably not going to the hospital. and you re seeing that in the realtime. how about we get the fourth booster, and the second booster, and we go to the crazy thing in washington, and see if it works. i don t want to go. i know. no, i m afraid of people. welcome, back we are not coming that far back to actually go back. thank you rachel. thank you. u rachel there is
realtime. how about we get the fourth booster, and the second booster, and we go to the crazy thing in washington, and see if it works. i don t want to go. i know. no, i m afraid of people. welcome, back we are not coming that far back to actually go back. thank you rachel. thank you. there is a war raging with a murderous dictator armed with nukes. and it is very difficult for any other issues to compete with that. in our new cycle. it is very difficult to keep focus daily on any other developments. but, there is a development that we have never seen before in this country that we are going to be begin with tonight. and that is the single biggest most important and gravest scandal in the history of the united states supreme court. and it is time to call clarence thomas what he is. a politician. and as a supreme court justice, clarence thomas is now very much out of control. here is clarence thomas posing at the supreme court with a republican senate candidate who