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loose tomorrow. understand this. steve bannon gets his surrender date. there is no doubt that mr. knows far more. there is no doubt that all hell did break loose. tonight the implications of another maga foot soldier heading to prison. there is nothing that can shut me up. there is not a prison belt or a jail built that will ever shut me up. and big concerns over trump s order to install loyalists on a key house committee. representative perry contacted the white house in the weeks after january 6 to seek a presidential pardon. plus, as the alito flag scandal gets worse day breaking news, clarence thomas has wealthy friends who have occasionally been generous to him. stunning new details on the generous friends of clarence. don t look now, but did president biden break the world s largest oil cartel? when all in starts now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. steve bannon is going to prison. it has been a long time coming. today the former advi

Sold it at an average of $95 a barrel. in july of last year, when oil was $67 a barrel, he began to refill the reserve. he has replaced about 1/5 of what he sold, posting a profit of $582 million, has managed to time the market to perfection. and biden s streak is still going. here too! and it all is dan decker, one of the foremost experts, founder of the energy newsletter. and back in october, he really called this whole thing joe biden is the greatest oil trader ever. this has gotten very little coverage. i think it is a wild story. take us back to the origins of this. so two years ago, what we had was the most bullish oil market. bullish meeting prices are high. they re going to go higher because coming out of the pandemic, we got this pent up demand. people want to go traveling, they want to get back. they want to fly, they want

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