join me live. then can lawmakers facing scrutiny over the capitol attack threatened a way out of an investigation? these telecommunication companies if they go along with this they will be shut down and that is a promise. and breaking news from the american medical association regarding doctors giving de warming medicine to covid patient, my interview with the head of the ema. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. as of today, roe v. wade is functionally dead, in the state of texas, third largest state in, second largest state. the right to an abortion as recognized by the supreme court in 1973 with decades of precedent, reviewed and reviewed over and over, decades of jurisprudence, that right is effectively gone in the second most populous state in our union. it did not come with some reason pronounced meant from as decisions usually do, instead, it came with just total absence, silence as the court failed to rule on a request to block t
if you ve got on star, who am i saying this to? i m sure they can t even see us right now. well, you know what i did all weekend is constantly on the phone. for two weeks i ve been trying to get them to come here. you know how people are. we ve covered so many of these disasters. many people just don t want to leave. my entire family was there and they are there now. many spending time at my mother s. my mother has a generator. my brother-in-law has lost power. he and my nieces still don t have power. they haven t had it since yesterday. it is going to be a while. my sister finally got power back to her home. i m grateful they re all okay but so many others are in situations far worse than my family. i think we re going to find that it is worse than we know right now once we start to get to the areas where there is no power, once they start finding people. people have been displaced. the need is great. chris, we haven t even mentioned on top of that covid. all of the ho
many of them, spending time at my mother s. my mother has a generator. my brother-in-law doesn t. he s lost power. he and my nieces. they still don t have power. they haven t had it, i think, since yesterday. it s going to be a while. and it s going to be a while that they are going to get it back. my sister, finally, got power pack to her home. but i am just grateful they are all okay but so many others are in situations that are far worse than my family. and i think that we re going to find that it s worse than we know right now once we start to get to the areas where there is no power once they start finding people. um, people have been displaced. but the hurt that, you know, is the the need is great. and chris, we haven t even mentioned on top of that, crovi. hospitals overrun with covid patients and some of them on back-up generators. it s a mess on top of a mess on top of a mess. you know, i got to tell you, though. not to get, like, deep. but it does make me
the integrity of our election, special for the highest office of the land are of the utmost importance. there are still questions that deserve straight answers. and god bless those still fighting, suing and recounting to ensure we get to the facts. until we get full transparency on the past, trust in the future of our system will remain in the gutter. this is not a partisan statement. this is relate. that said, if we thought the environment in 2020 before, during and after the election was stacked against freedom loving americans, the future looks worse. look out for 2022 and 2024. the left is not interested in recounting. instead, they are reloading if there is one thing democrats and left do exceptionally well. they never relent or stop or never let a crisis real or imagined go to waste. all week we have shown you how the democrats are using covid-19 to solidify power and crush dissent. in fact, covid has become their entry point to do whatever they want: we told you how jo
the next storm moving across the country tonight. and the wind chills plunging. it will feel like 40 below in some places. and then the other potential storm later this week we re now watching in the northeast. ginger zee times it all out. tonight, the major airlines here in the u.s. averting what they called a potential catastrophic disruption in service. just hours before the planned rollout of new 5g cell phone technology, what at&t and verizon have agreed to do tonight. but why there could still be flight disruptions tomorrow. gio benitez standing by. the urgent diplomatic mission to avoid a potential war in ukraine. the white house calling it an extremely dangerous situation tonight. and ian pannell in ukraine. the voting rights battle unfolding on capitol hill. the debate and now the democratic leader vowing to hold a vote so that every senator will be on record. news tonight about that synagogue hostage standoff in texas. not it turns out the suspect had been tra