sunday morning at 10 am eastern for my show velshi. all in with chris hayes starts now. tonight on all in. ts donald trump had a direct and personal role in this effort, as did rudy giuliani, as did john eastman. the other federal investigation into trump s attempted coup. everything that was done was done illegally by the trump legal team, according to the rules, and on the leadership of rudy on. tonight there s route new trouble for today immunity to fake electors. then, what is happening in russia tonight. as the leader of thousands of russian mercenaries affective lay declares war against russia s military. plus, thank god almighty, for the dobbs decision. the republicans, on the wrong side of voters. as two thirds of the country rejects the dobbs decision on abortion. you ain t seen nothing yet. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. a lot going on on this friday night. tonight we have some big developments in both t
live. plus, connecting the dots between the election in brazil, brexit, and donald trump. and meet the new attorney representing brett favre and his volleyball welfare scandal. i got a great effing criminal defense lawyer. you re gonna need it. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. well, today, we got an extended look at just how narrowly we avoided the january 6th insurrection becoming much, much worse. because this morning, the seditious conspiracy trial of five members of the oath keepers started. and of course, the far-right militia group who prosecutors say, blotted to use violence, weapons, if necessary, to block the peaceful transfer of power. now, even before today s opening arguments began, lawyers from one of the defendants argued to suppress evidence of to hand when it s found in an rv. apparently, brought to d.c. by one of the alleged coconspirators, this man is named jeremy brown. lawyers say brownstein a was not f
unmasked. the new york times reporter who revealed his identity joins me live. plus, connecting the dots between the election in brazil, brexit, and donald trump. and meet the new attorney representing brett favre and his volleyball welfare scandal. i got a great effing criminal defense lawyer. you re gonna need it. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. well, today, we got an extended look at just how narrowly we avoided the january 6th insurrection becoming much, much worse. because this morning, the seditious conspiracy trial of five members of the oath keepers started. and of course, the far-right militia group who prosecutors say, blotted to use violence, weapons, if necessary, to block the peaceful transfer of power. now, even before today s opening arguments began, lawyers from one of the defendants argued to suppress evidence of to hand when it s found in an rv. apparently, brought to d. c. by one of the alleged coconspi
President also is opposed to roe v. wade. that s on the ballot as well, in the court. in the court. so that s also at stake, right now. the election is all you don t know what s on the ballot. why it is it on the ballot? because you said why is that on the ballot? it s not on the ballot? it s on the ballot in the court. in the court. there s nothing happening there. you don t know her view on roe v. wade. i don t. of course, we did know. he did know. joe biden knew. we knew. we knew what justice barrett and the republicans in the supreme court would do. and they did. on january 24th of last year, they overturned roe v. wade. in those 360 days we have seen abortion criminalized in at least have their struck bands tied up in the courts. over 20 million women of reproductive age live in places where abortion is banned or mostly planned. republicans are showing no signs of letting up. where in north carolina,
So, we need to have more curiosity, and not talk to latinos 18 days out, when all of a sudden, they figure out that that s when you need to talk to them. part of what s striking to me, some of the telemundo data, the new york times data, and what you are just mentioning here, we look at, for instance, issue topics, right? the economy is 80%, it s very important, and abortion has gone up 15 points, 57%. you know, a lot of the cross pressures in the electorate are large. like, people are frustrated with high inflation, and against the backdrop of high inflation, we ve seen like real wages declining. people are frustrated with the economy. and also, a vast majority of americans, across all kinds of different demographics, don t want to see abortion criminalized, and don t like the row overturned. there s a certain degree to which a lot of the main stuff here doesn t seem that different than some of the larger factors that are playing across the electorate as a whole. that s exactly ri