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nothing is really wrong. there s nothing serious going on. we ve just been beset with technical gremline as little bit. something about the internet not working in an ice stormish days ago. i don t know. for it s technical gremlines. this has always been our back-up plan if the studio went cuput, and there we are. aside from looking like the great pumpkin, we re all systems go. as you know president biden held a big press conference today on the occasion of the start of his seconds year in office. he took reporters questions for a couple of hours almost. which is almost twice the lengths of the longest press conference he had done before this one. at this press conference, he warned russian president vladimir putin that he will regret the consequences. but provocatively, president biden also says he thinks putin will try it in ukraine. which caused headlines around the world. the president saying again, putin will regret it if he does it. but if he had to guess, he thi ....
overhaul of u.s. elections while two democrats refuse to take the steps necessary to force it through. the question is what s next in this fight? and the supreme court rejects a request by donald trump, clearing the way for the house committee investigating january 6th to receive records from his time in office. the question is what hidden information will now come to light? it s way too early for this. good morning to way too early, a show that underpromises and overdelivers. as expected senate democrats came up short last night in their bid to overcome republican opposition on voting rights legislation. an attempt to change senate rules to pass a sweeping election overhaul with only democratic support also failed after senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema broke ranks and joined all 50 republicans to vote against it. senator manchin said changing the rules would, quote, pour fuel on the fire of political whiplash while senator sinema said it would, quot ....
this wednesday morning. i m carley shimkus. griff: i m griff jenkins in for todd. we ll have more on this breaking news in just a moment. first, this hour at it is white house, today president biden is gearing up to hold his first news conference in months and administration is planning public reset of his tarnished image. ashley kicks off with more. ashley: the president is set to hold his tenth news conference today. of the nine past, six were solo and the other three being joint pressers. a senior white house official said they realize the dynamic with the president needs to change his reset plan is said to be making conversations with congress less of a priority with the public and focus more on talking directly with americans. although his approval rating continues to tank, jen psaki insisted progress has been made. press sect. psaki: in terms of voting rights, his view is it is never a good idea not to shoot for the moon with your proposals and what you are ....
he is a career criminal. free on $1,000 bond a year and a half ago. rap sheet, charges on both coasts dating back to 2010. dana: a growing memorial for brianna kupfer outside where she worked and was killed. jonathan hunt is live in los angeles with the latest. good morning, jonathan. good morning. brianna kupfer was alone in the store and texted a friend saying someone who had walked in was giving her a bad vibe. minutes later, kupfer lay on the floor of that store covered in blood stabbed, police believe, by the person who was giving her those bad vibes. they are looking for 31-year-old shawn lavalle smith, the man seen leaving the score where kupfer worked via a back alley and 30 minutes later seen in this video by a nearby seven/11 paying for a vaping pen and calmly walking out. he is believed to be homeless, has a long criminal record across the country and is currently free on a $50,000 bond from charleston, south carolina following an arrest on suspicion of f ....
and the fight for voting rights finally begins on the senate floor and the shocking report of a supreme court justice and his refusal to wear a mask to protect his supreme court colleague. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. tonight the committee investigating the seditious conspiracy to overthrow the 2020 election has moved one step closer to donald trump himself who by all accounts is not close with many people. but for years especially since the start of his political career there has been one man by his side. rudy giuliani. early in his own career in new york, giuliani, of course, made his name as a tough, hard charging crime fighting prosecutor. he would head up one of the most powerful trial courts in the country, the southern district of new york. that catapulted him to mayor and despite a polarizing tenure as mayor he then rose to national prominence after 9/11 just weeks before he was set to leave office. in 2008 giuliani w ....