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fauci. then you want to be on the side of dr. king or george wallace? you want to be on the side of john lewis or bull connor? this is the moment to decide. senator cory booker on the president s rousing call to protect democracy, and academy award winning filmmaker adam mccay on the untrungsal truth in his new hit, don t look up. you know how many the world is ending meetings we had over the last two years. drought, famine, so boring. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. during this pandemic, dr. anthony fauci has become a strange point of fixation. even obsession on the right, and it s among those who see him as a kind of stand-in, a punching bag for the pointy headed public health officials who want to tell you how to live your life. even gone so far as to compare him to a dictator and a murderer. after two years of nonstop media adulation, tony fauci has morphed into a shorter version of benito mussolini. this i ....
need to be four times longer. i don t know. right. but, yeah, the gulf between the reality and how we re perceiving is massive, and very disturbing. adam mckay, it s a great movie, you should check it out. thank you so much. thank you, chris. always a pleasure. that is all in, the the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. thank you, chris. thanks for joining us on this hour. we have a lot to talk about. after president biden s big voting rights speech in georgia, and all the fallout from that. we ll talk to a senator who was there at the speech, and has a bit of an inside track on whether or not the senate is going to deliver on what vice president harris and president biden called for today. this is a senator who has been with the president all day. she s going to be joining us live in just a few minutes, after she touches back down in d.c. on the air force one flight back from georgia. very much looking forward to that conversati ....
many families affected by covid are furious. i am angry because there was one rule for one person and one - rule for the others. we weren t allowed to be with our loved ones. - and it is very, very sad. the metropolitan police say they are in contact with the government about it. also tonight the maths lesson in the sports hall. schools tried the maths lesson in the sports hall. schools tried to cope the maths lesson in the sports hall. schools tried to cope with the - schools tried to cope with the number of teachers of work. off work. desperate times in afghanistan the un calls for billions of pounds in aid with more than half the population now struggling to find enough to eat. and history as a 57 year old man becomes the first human to be given a pig s heart during a transplant. in sportsday later in the hour on the bbc news channel we ll have the latest from melbourne as novak djokovic prepares for the australian open. but with more questions about w ....
we ll have the latest on the pressure building up at westminster. also tonight. in england s schools, some classes are merged as more teachers are signed off with covid. in afghanistan, the un calls for billions of pounds in aid, with more than half the population struggling to find food. and history is made as an american man becomes the first human to get a heart transplant from a genetically modified pig. and coming up in the sport, on the bbc news channel. lewis hamilton is still undecided about his future in formula one and understood to be disillusioned with the sport. good evening. the prime minister borisjohnson is under growing pressure to explain why a drinks gathering took place in the downing street garden in may 2020 at the height of the first lockdown. more than 100 people were invited by email by one of the prime minister s staff. eye witnesses have reported that the prime minister and his wife were among those who attended. at the time of the party in ma ....
partner. i m todd piro. more on that showdown on capitol hill. ramming through partisan agenda. chris. chris: the president is taking his fight breaking the filibuster to advance the voting rights legislation he says is critical to protecting fundamental rights. he s quite focused on how ensuring the american people understand what is at stake here, protecting fundamental right to vote. efrp needs to take a hard look where they want to be in this country. they passed a state election law last year democrats say impede voting kochltalition of civil rights groups in georgia announce they are skipping the president s visit because he is coming without a clear plan, saying, we don t need more photo ops, we need action in the john lewis voting rights act and freedom to vote act and we need that immediately. senate majority leader chuck schumer says he plans to hold a vote to change the rules on filibuster. that is dead on arrival without the support of senator manchi ....