i can go up and say, who the hell was the impostor? an angry screed in victory. but the only person more angry than say me, but i don t get too angry, i get even. from our front runner self identifying as a bad apple. we call it the rogue cop. the bad apple. and perhaps you have that also as a president. tonight, the case for more media coverage of donald trump. we are the last ones standing next to donald trump. the criminal justice case for nikki haley s enduring campaign. plus donald trump is a scab. as labor united behind joe biden, why are we hearing what a second trump term would mean for you. frankly i think they should pull the abortion pill off the market and demand [applause] that the law is properly enforced. when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. we re through the iowa caucus and as of last night the new hampshire primary. while nikki haley looks like she s gonna hang around and cause trouble for donal
about another situation, like a job interview, so someone just being like, there is one more thing i m facing 91 counts. i mean, anyway. we ll figure it out. yeah. thank you. thank you to you at home for joining us this hour. if you are a person that doesn t think a convicted felon should be running the country, you might think of this statistic as a glass half empty kind of number. an exit polling conducted by nbc yesterday, 54% of new hampshire s republican primary voters said that if donald trump to be convicted of a crime, they would still consider him fit to be president. don t get me wrong, that is not a sign of a healthy democracy. the majority of new hampshire s republican primary voters would not care if trump ends up a convicted felon. by the way, that would also mean that donald trump, a florida resident, would not be able to vote for himself as a convicted felon, although 54% of new hampshire republican voters still would. presidential elections in this co