i don t know, it might throw me off even more now. when i hear you say it in december. i need eaves all year long. because fridays are very important to me, lawrence. and i have so little that gives me joy. you must leave me this. i get it. you know what s going to give you joy? one of our guests that are joining us tonight. he co-wrote a piece in august saying that the justice department should conduct a criminal investigation of what donald trump did to try to violate election laws on january six. and i want to check in with professor laurence tribe to see if maybe the evidence base and justification for criminal investigation of donald trump has increased at all. well certainly, the january six investigators started talking in specific statutory language about what it is they are trying to figure out if trump did it. the language from liz cheney on this has been really provocative because it is deliberate, she is quoting federal statutes and they are making a public
investigation into the insurrection and how roger stone plans to plead the fifth before the committee. then, the build back better bill in serious jeopardy in the senate. historic storms and warmth in the middle of december. a new normal under climate change. when all in, starts right now. good evening from new york i am chris hayes. donald trump is the only u.s. president to be impeached twice. while he has always had loyalists and sycophants in congress, his first impeachment, over a threatening phone call he made to the ukrainian president, asking him to dig up dirt on the bidens, is when his republican attack dogs really began to close ranks around him. at least in the way we have come to think about that. there is a particularly telling anecdote that would be funny, not so desperate or sad, back in 2019 in the middle of that first impeachment, donald trump was unhappy with the way his press coverage was going. he thought republicans were not doing a good enough job cou
so yeah, we ll see. i don t know how we ll steer our way through that. i mean, looking at the politico big profile of them a couple of weeks ago and then reading hunter walker s reporting about it today-i just kept thinking, like i kept thinking when i found out you were going to have them, i was like i don t believe anything they re saying and i also credit them for the fact they re saying everything we have we re giving to the investigation. because if you are planning on lying, if you are planning on misrepresenting or leaving something big out, then you don t pledge full cooperation with an investigation that is as aggro as that investigation. so you have to credit them even if you don t want to. that s what tipped me over into wanting to do it, was when they re if they re going to take depositions under oath and giving over documents, then that s a level of transparency that is what it is. i mean, it s legally binding at some level. so i m interested in hearing w
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now on bbc news, we follow three people from tynemouth who have taken up cold water swimming, and say it is doing wonders for their mental health. you know, once one person does it, then they pull other people in and everyone gets addicted. the minute you get in, basically your body thinks it s going to die. that s what makes you go, oh, ifeel so alive! it was really hard to cope with. ijust didn t want to get out of bed cause i thought, what s the point? and things got worse | and worse and worse. by all rights, if i look back on my own story, i should be dead. laughter it is nice to feel like you re motivating somebody to go and do something that you know will make them feel good. not one bit of us was expecting this, no. laughter and do you know what? i ve only known these lot since november, and look how many friends i ve got now! you walk in that sea and you forget about everything. it s massively changed my life. so we re here, 6:30 in the morning, and just check