controlling. abortion rights advocates have been accused of exaggerating the harm of overturning roe v. wade. they ve even been accused of concocting victims whose stories will pull on the heart strings of america, including being accused of concocting the story of a 10-year-old girl who was raped and forced to take an abortion outside of her own state because, man, a story like that would really prove the problem of having no exceptions with abortion bans or the bans themselves. the truth is this case gained national attention since president biden referred to the little girl while discussing abortion rights actions, telling the story of how she had to cross state lines from ohio to indiana to have her abortion after becoming impregnated by her rapist at just ten years old. because rape victims are ineligible for abortions in ohio after cardiac activity, which is around six weeks. this little girl and i will stress, this little girl had to travel because she was six week
then i ll tell you this. it s not gonna happen like you think it s gonna happen. all i can say is strap in. steve bannon is found guilty of contempt of congress. plus, new research suggesting the january 6th hearings may be sinking in with trump supporters. new details on the criminal investigation the secret service. former senator al franken on josh hawley s sprint to safety. george conway the doj steve bannon, and this extended special edition of all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. happy friday. hope you are relaxing somewhere as you settle just tonight. the january six committee has completed its summer hearings. and the material that the committee presented was split into roughly two categories last night. there was new information, like, donald trump, for instance, who never met a camera he didn t like, showing the way the white house photographer on the sixth, so he could be in private, undocumented, doing, god knows wh
think it s gonna happen. all i can say is strap in. steve bannon is found guilty of contempt of congress. plus, new research suggesting the january 6th hearings may be sinking in with trump supporters. new details on the criminal investigation of the secret service. former senator al franken on josh hawley s sprint to safety. george conway on the doj indicting steve bannon. when this extended special edition of all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. happy friday. hope you are relaxing somewhere as you settle just tonight. the january six committee has completed its summer hearings. and the material that the committee presented was split into roughly two categories last night. there was new information, like, donald trump, for instance, who never met a camera way, shooing the way the white house photographer on the sixth, so he could be in private, undocumented, doing, god knows what, in the white house january, calling senators, appare
new information, let s talk about the secret service. because that seems at the front here of the investigation at this point. and i have to say, what we got last night, both the intensity of those secret service communications, the testimony of that white house individual, my first thought was, wow, we would learn a lot if we could read the text messages of the secret service security details of the president of the united states and vice president of the united states on a day because when i think your committee, more than anyone who s ever looked into this has demonstrated, is that that was the sort of that s where the auto coup, they sort of self coup, by the president against constitutional governance, that s where the tip of the spear was, the men with guns that protect him that he wanted to take with him at the head of the mob as the other men with guns, who protect his vice president were fleeing the same mob what are we going to learn from the secret service? are they be
to your point about learning new information, let s talk about the secret service. because that seems at the front here of the investigation at this point. and i have to say, what we got last night, both the intensity of those secret service communications, the testimony of that white house individual, my first thought was, wow, we would learn a lot if we could read the text messages of the secret service security details of the president of the united states and vice president of the united states on a day because when i think your committee, more than anyone who s ever looked into this has demonstrated, is that that was the sort of that s where the auto coup, they sort of self coup, by the president against constitutional governance, that s where the tip of the spear was, the men with guns that protect him that he wanted to take with him at the head of the mob as the other men with guns, who protect his vice president were fleeing the same mob what are we going to learn from