trying to do, is contain a national security emergency, and as bob said, he was reading people in. while these calls with general lee were being held, this was not secret. it was not someone working in ice lay. he wasn t going roy. so think about this he was trying to contain a president he believed was in serious mental decline. trump stewing after losing, in his made-up mind, that big lie, the war on democracy were alive. now they re happening in in counties that trump actually won, all because this entrenched idea that elections are rigged and can t be trusted. new today, senators lindsey graham and mike lee personally vetted trump s election fraud claims look, here s what you need to know. the republican party is running on this big lie. this is the party s platform. politico is reporting that conspiracies are becoming more entrenched in circles. this is going to include the 2022 mid terms the while the rally supporting january 6th terrorists was a dud, remember,
information on joe biden has pleaded guilty to a campaign finance charge. and for the second day in a row, a passenger plane left afghanistan and has now landed in qatar carrying americans and other foreigners trying to leave the country in the wake of the taliban takeover. this as america prepares to mark the 20th anniversary of one of the darkest days in our nation s history. the attacks on the world trade center and pentagon on september 11, 2001. we begin with the president sweeping plan to try to put an end to the coronavirus pandemic. joining us all to start this hour, nbc news correspondent steve patterson in north hollywood, california, nbc news white house correspondent and ceo of advancing health equity and msnbc medical contributor. great to have all three of you with us. mike, how is the white house responding to all of this pushback, mostly from the right and the threat of lawsuits and other actions aimed at trying to overturn its rules? the white house is real
and why is the speaker of the house considering letting this guy investigate an insurrection. we know what this is about, this is impeachment round three for the democrats, when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes, there is big breaking news about another close trump associate arrested and charged with crimes of corruption, his name is tom barrack, he s a billionaire businessman he is accused of illegally lobbying donald trump on behalf of the united arab emirates. prosecutors in new york unsealed a huge seven count, 46 page indictment, we re gonna go through it, we have a reporter who is reporting on this. but this is a very important development, for a bunch of reasons. when we last we re here, last night, we were talking about the fate of the rule of law, and particularly in the period where the justice department changed hands from william barr s, and then the final days of the trump administration, which jeff rosen to merrick garland. l
99% of the people who are dying from covid are unvaccinated. that s their choice. how the anti-vax message made it through the mainstream through social media and right wing repetition. plus, what the death of biz markie says about structural racism in america and why is the speaker of the house considering letting this guy investigate the insurrection. we know what this is about. this is impeachment round three for the democrats. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. we have big breaking news tonight. yet another close trump associate arrested and charged with crimes of corruption. his name is tom barrack. a billionaire businessman. he s accused of illegally lobbying donald trump on behalf of the united arab emirates. prosecutors unsealed a huge seven count 46 page indictment. we ll go through it. we have a reporter reporting oen this. this is a very important development for a bunch of reasons, not the least of which beca
she appeared in ad bragging about how she needed the best service and the most luxury stuff. that s why you stay at her hotels. a familiar shtick. but it worked for her in the 1980s. until it didn t. turns out, despite being a billionaire, despite not only the image of immense ctuality o engaged in tax cheats, including having a bunch of renovations done at a vacation home in connecticut. her private home. it was renovations on that home, including putting in a dance floor and stuff. she billed the renovations to the hotel company. she had the company pay to do the renovations on her private home. that had for her the double benefit of her not having to pay for those renovations herself and also her hotel company got to deduct the payments as a business expense. even though they weren t. it was just stuff she wanted personally. she went to prison. the trial where she got convicted, probably made her more famous than her hotels had. this is a headline july 12, 1989 in the new