familiar security concerns on capitol hill after decision announced last night by house republicans, plus, how the 14th amendment fight just took a puzzling new turn in colorado. the headline that highlights what could be key for democrats in 2024. a very good at all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york, welcome everyone to alex witt reports. we have breaking news in the israel-hamas war. rocket fire lighting up the night sky once again on the israel gaza border. as israel s military is pushing on with its increasing military offensive in southern gaza. meanwhile, a massive march in jerusalem, thousands of people demanding the resolution in the effort to get those 200 plus hostages kidnapped by hamas on october 7th, bring them back home. we ve got a lot to get to know, with our jay gray who s in tel aviv. jay, welcome in again. israel indicating it is prepared to intensify military operations. is this the next phase? the start of the next phase in the war aga
Chris Hayes discusses the days top news. Probes next target. One of his close allies, the Manhattan Madam, testifying before a grand jury in the investigation today, while another one of stones allies is being held in Contempt Of Court today for refusing to comply with the judges order to testify. Which means hes choosing potential jail time over cooperating with robert mueller. Here to help us understand all the days developments, joyce vance, former u. S. Attorney and law professor, frank figliuzzi. On set with Us White House reporter from the the Washington Post Ashley Parker and mike schmidt from sniemz. The new york times. Joyce, let me start with you and the machinations of this for a nonlawyer and someone outside this court, it seems like a bizarre, bizarre trial with a very interesting character as a judge. Tell us what it means that they were on pause for so long, do we know what they were doing and what are the scenarios for what could have been going on. He could know about
confirmation, and the country deserves such a supreme court justice. from start to finish, president trump s nomination of brett kavanugh to the united states supreme court has been one of the saddest moments in the history of the senate. when the history of the senate is written, this chapter will be a flashing red warning light of what to avoid. he has interpreted the constitution according to text, history, and tradition, not his own personal views. and that is exactly the type of a person we need on the supreme court. we will dig deeper at the top of the hour for fox report. we ll also have judge jeanine. she will have a preview of her interview with the president. she is supposed to talk to the president 9:00 p.m. eastern live after the rally. we will take the rally.
history of the senate. when the history of the senate is written, this chapter will be a flashing red warning light of what to avoid. he will make the senate and the country proud. he will serve with distinction on our highest court. he unquestionably deserves confirmation and the country deserves such a supreme court justice. chris: well, two very different reactions to the confirmation today of supreme court justice brett kavanugh, after 14 weeks of bitter partisan fighting over who a judge who was yesterday touted by senator susan collins as a centrist. shannon: he was. he could be sworn any time now. he s heading to the supreme court for the oaths that he will take. let s bring back our panel for more insight. charlie hurt with the washington times. chief counsel for the judicial