Stay updated with breaking news from Desks. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
white house press secretary under president obama and msnbc political analyst. adam pollock, and charles coleman, an msnbc legal analyst. vaughn, i want to start with you. you have kind of lived all of this from the beginning to the end. as you watched what unfolded today, help us understand it, but also put all of that testimony by hope hicks which was pretty dramatic in the context of what we knew at the time. reporter: exactly, it s dramatic because hope hicks was somebody who testified today that she was intimately involved with donald trump in what was a very small campaign brass that included keith shiler and corey lewandowski and michael cohen, the outside personal lawyer voice who maintained a quasi role with the campaign, representing donald trump. in this, for hope hicks and for the jury here, is a key, crucial witness that knows donald trump so well, but also was a trusted adviser and aide, somebody whose words were never really highly scrutinized, somebody ....
to go back and, i mean, i don t know. a refresher on jim jordan s insurrection ties as he seeks the house gavel, and why it s a blinking red light for the american experiment. if you want to know what it looks like when democracy is in trouble, this is what it looks like. plus, why the trump request to dismiss his coup charges may be destined for the supreme court. and the chilling echoes of authoritarians passed, as a republican front runner warns of immigrants poisoning american blood, when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. the last time that donald trump wanted to go to the capitol it was to lead a violent coup against the duly elected american government. you remember this is when he supposedly had a tantrum in the presidential limousine. he wanted to go so badly that he got into a physical altercation with the secret service over it, according to testimony before the january six committee. the secret service understood t ....
the best thing we can do right now is have president trump on an interim basis. united ex president likes the plan. we re gonna walk down to the capital. tonight, donald trump s reported return to the scene of the crime. then i just don t know, i d have to go back and, i mean, i don t know. a refresher on jim jordan s insurrection ties as he seeks the house gavel, and why it s a blinking red light for the american experiment. if you want to know what it looks like when democracy is in trouble, this is what it looks like. plus, why the trump request to dismiss his coup charges may be destined for the supreme court. and the chilling echoes of authoritarians passed, as a republican front runner warns of immigrants poisoning american blood, when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. the last time that donald trump wanted to go to the capital it was to lead a violent coup against the duly elected american government. you r ....
here is chair, jerome powell, during his press conference. the economy has made considerable progress toward our dual mandate objectives. inflation has eased substantially over the past year, while the labour market has remained strong. and that is very good news. but inflation is still too high, further progress in bringing it down is not assured and the path forward is uncertain. we are fully committed to returning inflation to our 2% goal. while the prices of many goods have fallen, from cars to furniture, an increase in housing and petrol prices have contributed to a recent rise in consumer inflation. with progress on inflation taking longer than expected, hopes for lower rates have dimmed. one scenario that could change that calculation? chair powell said if the labour market unexpectedly weakened, that could spur rate cuts. and sweetening the mood on wall street, the dowjones industrial average closed higher, after the fed chair implied that the central bank s nex ....
this anti-israeli encampment. this time at ucla in california after protestors defied the orders to leave prior. so good morning, it continues. i m bill hemmer live in new york city. good morning to my partner here. dana: i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. we ve been watching this since the early before the sun rose. police ordered protestors to leave or face arrest. after standing by on the periphery of the tents for hours the protestors hunkered down and police responded. they tore down barricades and tore down boards. how that was allowed to happen not sure. bill melugin was on the scene as the pre-dawn crackdown unfolded. oh. did you hear that flash bang? bill: okay. numerous angles to cover over the next two hours. there was a lot of that that you just saw. sun is rising where the action is, william la jeunesse is still there live at ucla. let s begin a new hour with you, william. good morning, bill. this is what remains of the tent encampm ....