investigators who investigated the ties between the trump campaign and russia and beyond. as new york times reports today, durham delivered a report that scolds the fbi but fails to live up to the expectations of supporters of donald j. trump that he would uncover a politically motivated deep state conspiracy. he charged no high-level fbi or intelligence official with a crime and acknowledged in a footnote that hillary clinton s 2016 presidential campaign did nothing prosecutable either. to no one s surprise though, the disgraced ex-president and his allies have used it as evidence of their priors and what amounts effectively to a campaign of disinformation. once again from the new york times, predictably the reporter s actual content, it contained no major new revelations and it accused the fbi of confirmation bias rather than making a more explosive conclusion of political bias, made scant difference in parts of the political arena. mr. trump and many of his loyalists iss
terrorist attack in new york and the plane that crashed in pennsylvania and the so-called plane that crashed into the pentagon. it s odd. there is never any evidence for a plane shown in the pentagon. after one full alex jones as you just heard sh marjorie taylor green has been rewarded by kevin mccarthy with a seat on the house homeland security committee. because, of course. kevin is also playing with fire over america s debt ceiling. maxing out the national credit card when they were in charge. republicans are threatening to simply stop america s bills. plus, gun fanatics believe in starting them young. putting guns into the hands of children, even marketing assault style rifles for kids. and now in multiple instances, we re seeing the disastrous of a results of a sick, sick aspect of a uniquely american culture. we begin the reidout with republicans rewarding the far right contingent that they just can t seem to break free of. after kevin mccarthy literally sold his s
how long will you watch people being gunned down in first grade, fourth grade, high school, college, church, synagogue, grocery store, movie theater, a mall, and a nightclub and do nothing? congressman val demings shredded marco rubio on the debate stage last night as florida becomes the emblem of the rot on the right. also tonight, donald trump under oath, deposed today in e. jean carroll s defamation case. we could be hours away from the delivery of that subpoena from the january 6th committee. plus, incredible new reporting on the man barack obama, president obama warned trump about, michael flynn, and his holy war on america. rachel maddow is going to join me tonight. very excited about that. have you caught her amazing new podcast yet? we ll get an exclusive preview of episode 4 of ultra and we have more to talk about with the great rachel maddow. we begin tonight with florida, which i would argue, even with texas existing has emerged as the modern state in t
these state whether you consider it a victory or a fallback moved that needle further apart from one unified country. yeah. i mean, matt, it is the essence of what we talk about, right. we have i call it earth one and earth two, but even events, what happens in a day is different on earth one than on earth two. with that context provided by charles, are there any lessons or trends or signs that we can take from the results last night? obviously, we all agree with this. throughout our history, a third of the country hasn t wanted change that has happened and changed our country. a third of the country was for the monarchy in revolution and war. a third of the country was for slavery and against civil rights and against women getting the
challengers who ran alleging their had been fraud in the 2020 election. further making the point that the big lie is a big drag, a big tax for voters. political strategist matt dowd and new york times columnist charles low is here. rick and molly still at the table. charles, what do you think? well, you know, i m trying to back up a little bit and think about what s happening to the country, you know, that we re kind of moving in two separate directions. we re having a civil war itself, having it as a policy fracture that part of the country is being very aggressively in a reaggressive direction, and the other part of the country is moving in a very progressive direction, and that this is creating two very different lived experiences for americans all together, and each one of