Now. Good day, im Chris Jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city, and we start with that Breaking News, a Major Political stunner. Mitch mcconnell choking up on the senate floor as he announces he is leaving the job that hes done for longer than any other senator in american history. That experience he has and his masterful gift as a political tactician gone from the gop when he steps down as Senate Leader in november. So what does that mean for the party and for congresss ability to get anything done . Also breaking, white powder found in an envelope sent to judge Arthur Engoron. Hes the one who hit donald trump with nearly a half A Billion Dollars judgment, and it comes on the same day were learning about the former president s newest attempt to get out of having to pay. And hes the witness that republicans had been trying to land for months in their Impeachment Inquiry, but hunter biden came to capitol hill armed with a blistering Opening Statement saying hes been hunted
i think people thought that we came into this is some kind of game. this is not again at all. an unbelievable look inside the courtroom as the grand jury that could decide whether to indict trump is finally seated. does it go to court or does it not? if you find that there is probable cause, you must indict. and the surreal turn in the house republican stunt to damage joe biden. msnbc makes fun of me when i said that there is a lot of people that were involved in the biden shenanigans that are currently missing. congressman jamie raskin on james comer s key informant, who has been revealed to be a fugitive from justice. the people on msnbc who made fun of me when i said we had an informant that was missing, they should feel like fools right now. when all in starts, right now. the good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. the moment we were all expecting his now or i ve. in the late night filing from monday, 30 minutes before the deadline, donald trump s att
meanwhile, in fulton county i think people thought that we came into this as some kind of game. this is not again at all. an unbelievable look inside the courtroom as the grand jury that could decide whether to indict trump is finally seated. does it go to court or does it not? if you find that there is probable cause, you must indict. and the surreal turn in the house republican stunt to damage joe biden. msnbc makes fun of me when i said that there is a lot of people that were involved in the biden shenanigans that are currently missing. congressman jamie raskin on james comer s key informant, who has been revealed to be a fugitive from justice. the people on msnbc who made fun of me when i said we had an informant that was missing, they should feel like fools right now. when all in starts, right now. the good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. the moment we were all expecting his now or i ve. in the late night filing from monday, 30 minutes before
tonight. according to the new york post, we just learned this moments ago that hale s writings could be released but only after the fbi analyzes and we assume scrubs content. in message hale said she left behind evidence and one day this will make more sense. lbgtq groups are lobbying to keep this under wraps. media outlets are dub s subdued about the killer s motives. we have no idea what was in hale s mind. but if this is a case of anti-christian hate we should know all about it. no matter what her writings contain, they should be aired publicly and in full. we don t want a sanitized version. let s state the obvious. if word leaked that somewhere in the manifesto she praised trump or included references against illegal immigrants or minorities or if the shooter was an nra member who attended the first baptist church, reporters will raise holy hell for authorities to release all information. not here. the democrats and their friends in the press are worried the more we f
marijuana. it happens to be a crime in the state of georgia to possess marijuana. if you say in the guy s is in the guy confessed, carrying the marijuana plants around, that s more than probable cause, and you must that. you don t get to inject your perspective on whether that s a common sense law or not. that s not what grandeur is to. joining me now is the reporter who watched this unfold, jeremy redmon. jeremy, i found this tape gripping. maybe you can tell us what the scene was like in that grand jury room and what was the understanding of everyone who is there on the first day of possible grand jury duty? this is about a four-hour hearing, and juries s elections don t typically get much attention, but they re about a dozen reporters sitting off to the side adjusting the video and we were to his left, he was facing the potential jurors in