On it. Congressman adam schiff the head of house intel joins us live. In the covid crisis today, to mandate or not no mandate. In the last couple of minutes, new york city is about to announce vaccines will be mandatory for all city employees, including teacher, police officers, firefighters, all of it as millions of health care workers are out this morning, calling for vaccinations to be required in their field while another big city reimposes a mask mandate. Will the federal government do the same? i m hallie jackson. We start in washington with leigh ann caldwell on capitol hill. Leigh ann, brand new reporting on who is giving opening statements tomorrow and who else speaker pelosi is considering adding to the committee. Reporter: good morning, hallie. Representative benny thompson, the top democrat on the committee is giving an opening statement tomorrow and so is representative liz cheney, a republican who is on this committee, of course, she s his pick by speaker pelosi. Another
election case will successfully have his charges moved to federal court. that said to be the subject of an evidentiary hearing at ten, am eastern tomorrow morning. meadows requested hinges on the so-called federal law removal statute, which allows federal officials charged with crimes to transfer a state case to federal court. only if they can prove that the alleged criminal behavior was carried out as part of their official duties. in order to prove that, many legal experts say meadows will need to take the stand. fulton county district attorney fani willis who is fighting to keep the case within her county has already subpoenaed to witnesses to testify on monday. that is secretary of state brad raffensperger and his chief investigator francis watson. it sets the scene for a dramatic day in court, which politicos kyle cheney has dubbed a, quote many trial. the second key answer that we should have as soon as tomorrow when we could expect to see donald trump on trial in the f
sets the scene for a dramatic day in court, which politicos kyle cheney has dubbed a, quote many trial. the second key answer that we should have as soon as tomorrow when we could expect to see donald trump on trial in the federal election case. also at ten, am judge tanya chutkan who is overseeing the doj s election interference case against trump is set to hold a hearing. which she is largely expected to decide a trial date. it follows teams trump s request to postpone the trial until at least april 2026. that is nearly a year and a half after the 2024 election. over concerns that they would need years to wade through the governments 11 million pages of evidence. now, federal prosecutors quickly push back against that outrageous proposal, claiming trump s lawyers were exaggerating the burden. even after we get answers to those two key questions, there are still another major issue that is looming large over trump s campaign. the legality of his bid for the white house. here
that the ex-president funnelled more than $100 million that he raised off of the big lie, the toxin injected by trump and his allies, into the political blame of our very own democracy right into his pile of legal bills. the new york times reporting this, that, quote, mr. trump has averaged more than $90,000 a day in legal-related costs for more than three years. none of it paid with his own money. and much of those funds come from the very same thing that has landed trump in legal trouble in the first place, $254 million raised in the post-election period when trump regularly lied to his supporters claiming that the election was rigged against him and tried desperately to overturn his election defeat. as the new york times reports, even though trump called on his supporters to fill up his so-called election defense fund, just a fraction of the money he raised from his supporters, $15.6 million, actually went toward any of the lawsuits or recounts, all of which, of course
campaign fund on legal fees. donald trump takes the money and runs. trump was pushing them to do that. he wanted to be named the presumptive nominee. tonight, how trump has effectively destroyed his own political party, up and down the ticket. then this is a dangerous moment in the middle east. the latest on the possible u.s. military response as the republican front runner avoids the issue. if you were there today would you it wouldn t have happened if i were in the white house. republican infighting over border security. which one will win out? [inaudible] the podcast are from texas under pressure. i m right no, as you know, in a very tough reelection race in texas. one of the democrats seeking to lose joins me when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. we got a news today that confirmed something that we kind of knew already, which is the republican party doesn t really exist anymore as an institution. it has esse