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And they raid his apartment. Its like, so unfair and such a double its like a double standard. Tonight, a look back at just how far rudy has fallen. Nothing disturbs me more than to see all of the revelations of crime committed by the wealthiest members of our society. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison on Police Reform as george Floyds Family comes to washington. All in starts right now. Good evening from New York. Im chris hayes. Something i noticed that across the ideological spectrum in a surprising way theres agreement about president Joe Bidens first joint address to congress last night. Lots of folks on the left and right that both agree that the Scope And Ambition of the domestic Agenda Biden laid out was truly staggering. And all that would come on the heels of the accomplishments of his first 100 days, which are just impressive. I mean, theres no other way to see it. Huge covid Relief Package, the massively successful Vaccination Effort, one of the best in the world aft
watchers worried about the economic consequences. let s start things off here, have a discussion about all of this, where we should go with the arizona attorney general is our guest. it seems if nothing else there is more acknowledgement on both sides there s a crisis, do you sense that here? kind of a little bit of a change the last few days? i hope so. i hope so. but let s not kid ourselves. this is a crisis that has been going on for 15 years. in fact, in 2005 arizona s governor, janet napolitano declared an emergency along the border. she was the democratic governor who later went on to serve in the obama administration as director of homeland security. here we are 15 years later, dealing with the same issues, same problems. 2005, president bush went to the border. we ended up with the border fence act of 2005 which resulted in some more border fencing because of the crisis. 10-year laters we re still dealing with it. this has been a bunch of fits, starts stops, beca
last few minutes, stocks pared back what were gains. headline came across of israel striking back. strikes in gaza reported. there was word from the middle east that you could hear some of those rockets being fired. now we may hear more from president trump on that very topic. remember the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has arrived today at the white house to meet with the president. so lot going on there at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. let s bring in blake burman. at the white house. where we re focused on this meeting but i m sure everybody works with or for the president is pretty happy today. hold on a second. before i go to blake. we have the president and prime minister benjamin netanyahu now about to speak. obviously let s listen in to this. here s the president. please come. sarah, come. everybody can come. it s a big moment, very important moment. my honor to welcome prime minister netanyahu to the white house, very special man. done a great job. i want to
we have an agreement on the cr, the continuing resolution to prevent the government shutdown and we should be voting on that tomorrow morning. that will go over to the house and keep the government operating. there s still that october 18 deadline to raise the limit and avoid default. that bill now heads to the senate and given the fact that republicans have voted as a bloc, what happens there is anyone s guess. meanwhile, the fighting continues among the democrats about the president s economic agenda. pelosi and schumer met again today. the house is expected to vote on the bipartisan bill tomorrow. liberal democrats say they won t sign on to this unless it advances at the same time as the larger bill, which right now is unlikely. street any chance that you pull the bill tomorrow. the plan is to bring the bill. are you worried that you may not have any votes? one hour at a time. don t stop us if you ve heard this before but democratic senators joe manchin and kri