A million followers. First of all, the idea of something being from the desk of someone and that thing also being a fastmoving enough thing that it requires like photography from space in order to show it, that s kind of a weird mixed message because what s like that that comes from a desk? but this is the sort of ad they put out to launch the new public platform for donald trump s desk. Yes, he used to be president, but now he s at his house in florida. Arising, a beacon of freedom that is a place straight from his desk where you can speak freely and safely. Or maybe where he can speak freely and safely, since it s his own desk and nobody else actually gets to speak there? they literally launched this thing as a beacon of freedom. Less than a month ago, former president donald trump launched a website and they put out that like movie trailer exciting ad to launch it. But then it turns out what the website was, was him just like putting little statements on there. He s banned from soci
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wouldn t deny he said it, it was even clear his tenure wasn t going well for the administration. his tenure of secretary of state wasn t good for the state department. it was really a bad idea all around that turned out worse than you might have thought from the initial badness of the bad idea. one of the things that happened at the state department over the past four years under the previous president is that they basically stopped talking to the public or the press. i mean at the u.s. state department the practice going back to the 1950s was regular, almost always daily press briefings. under the last president they stopped doing that without ever explaining why. and it is a weird thing, right. i mean this is the part of the u.s. government that is responsible for diplomacy, the united states of america promoting their interests and getting their way by persuasion and argument and diplomacy and by talking to other people and other countries into our way of seeing things. un
they may need if they can. and it s a reminder really here, and the reason i am bringing this to you as the top news right now of the hour, it s a reminder how many tools this prior administration simply declined to use during the ongoing health crisis we ve all been living through. here is the bottom line, keeping it very clear. under the traditional rules of obamacare, americans who qualify for those health plans, they must sign up within basically six weeks out of the year, and that s accept, unless they can prove they had a, quote, major life change. now think about this tonight. haven t we all had a major life change since the virus hit in 2020? what president biden is doing with this new order is applying that straight forward logic. call it logic. call it humanitarian. call it with a you want, to empower people to sign up now outside of that usual legal window, which can deliver more health care coverage, especially to people who may urgently need it, given what s goin
keepers is charged with seditious conspiracy, why is donald trump sharing a stage with a self-proclaimed oath keeper? plus i ll ask congressman jamie raskin about the former president and seditious conspiracy and why he says primetime january 6th hearings will blow the roof off the house. and ezra klein and carol anderson on why the biden presidency isn t quite going as planned when all in starts right now. good evening from washington, d.c. i m in for chris hayes. long before donald trump had any real presidential ambitions, republican-controlled states across the country were disenfranchising people of color. the modern era of the voting rights struggle began before the 2020 election, began more than two decades ago with the 2000 presidential election of george w. bush versus al gore. that election, of course, came down to the state of florida, and a paper-thin 537 vote margin of victory for george bush. in its wake, the u.s. commission on civil rights conducted an