we should do a full investigation. sean: i will get you back. i will get you both back. it is going to be mean it is going to be wish list. but we have anyone that uses our voices, we have all been through this. you know? sounds worse. i mean, i was talking and then i got on air. how does that explain anthony fauci s voice? it is always like that. sean: and the great thing is more upset this the other night. the first time we had a guest host it does not get any better. laura: i usually don t watch it when i have that night off. the one time i turned in and i see a real doing this. [laughter] that is dedication. laura: all right. we actually do have a show to do. thanks, sean, for being a good sport. this is the ingraham angle. we have a huge show for you. senator john kennedy is here. first, when they put country blast that is the focus of tonight s angle. when alexander goodman and senator rand paul and marco rubio and i agree on something you know it is t
calling your vaccine requirement an overreach. challenging it in court. have at it. plus gavin newsom using the covid crisis to frame a recall campaign question. do you want california to look like florida or texas? and 20 years after 9/11, a look back at the day that changed the world. we ll talk to a reporter who was in that florida classroom when president bush was told america is under attack. and then aboard air force one as officials debated whether it was safe for the president to return to washington. we begin with a frustrated president and a big policy shift he calls necessary to reset the country s covid trajectory. president biden visited a local school in washington. he said the mandate will keep the children in the classroom and he said republicans who disagree are putting america s school children at risk. i am so disappointed that particularly some of the republican governors have been so cavalier with the health of these kids. so cavalier with the h
committee can do about it. judge for yourself, is it working or not? we think that it is. plus as kids go back to school, how pro covid governors are putting backlash ahead of the health of their constituents. letting my people have freedom. it starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. after a week of breath taking revelations about the scope of donald trump s failed coup plot, the investigation into that plot is accelerating. political reporting, the senate judiciary committee is scheduled to interview former acting attorney general jeffrey rosen and former acting deputy attorney general richard donahue in the coming days. based on great reporting and e-mails obtained and released by the house oversight committee it is clear that they were pivotal in stopping part of trump s coup. trump s ally jeffrey clark proposed that they sign a letter to officials in multiple states encouraging their state legislatures to send new electors, overturning the ele
and particularly so in those hot spots where vaccination rates are still quite low. maybe 30%. that would be missouri and arkansas, louisiana, florida. and those are areas of deep concern. as he said, one of the epicenters of the covid surge, florida. that state now accounting for one of every five new infections in the country. cnn s randi kaye joins me from riviera beach, florida. how are people responding to the spike in cases there? reporter: they don t want to change anything in the state of florida. they seem to think things are going well, despite the surge of numbers on the state level. in the last week we saw more than 110,000 new cases in florida. the daily average 50,818 cases yesterday. yesterday there was a record for the most cases in a single day. 21 ,683 cases yesterday. if you look at how florida stacks up across the country, 19.2 % of all the cases in the u.s. are here in the state of florida. mostly in south florida where we are. also florida is seeing
trial of derek chauvin. the prosecution bringing back the image of chauvin s knee on floyd s neck to drill down the point that this was not something that chauvin was trained to do. in addition to the class room tr training do you teach chauvin how to do these neck restraints? yes, sir. is this an mpd trained neck restraint? no, sir. had it ever been? not in minneapolis training neck restraint and never has been. chauvin s defense tried to pivot the conversation away from what he was not trained to do and instead to raise questions again. can you see in this photograph what appears to be the knee of the officer. would you agree that the knee was placed in the center between mr. floyd s shoulder blades? it appears to be between the shoulder blades. let s go to omar jimenez to begin our coverage tonight. omar, when you take a look at this trial you now have yet another member of the minneapolis police department condemning chauvin s actions today. reporter