Those. Of the five polls that have been held since the 26th of july, he leads in only two. She leads in three. I fully expect the momentum she has will carry her through, unless it is a disastrous Vice President ial choice. Shell be in the lead at The End of the democratic convention. Might seen that choice soon. Karl rove on friday preventing Kamala Harriss Momentum will soon give her a solid lead over Donald Trump in the polls. It appears he is correct, with new polling showing harris is gaining on the former president in Battleground States. Meanwhile, the Vice President is expected to name her Running Mate before Tomorrows Rally in philadelphia. Well have the latest on the veep stakes. As for the former president , he was in atlanta over the weekend just days after harris held a rally in the same place. During his rally, trump complained about the massive crowd that turned out for harris, attacking the states republican Governor And Congratulating russian president Vladimir Putin o
behind closed doors at of the he oversight committee tomorrow. archer is expected to go on the record with his claims that president biden, as vice president was on the phone about two dozen times or at meetings with his sons and business son s partnership. republicans are not expected to hold back the cup during the closed-door deposition. axes are not allegation these are actual transactions he is uncovering and asking the question, what were these transactions? why were these payments made what did they think they re paying for? what biden family members receive for these payments and why? those are very, very important questions. arthel: lucas tomlinson s live in washington with the very latest, lucas good afternoon arthel. the public and chairman of the oversight committee james kolmar is accusing the justice department today of trying to intimidate his witness, devon archer, before he appears before his committee tomorrow morning one month after archer lost his appeal i
ticket. and quite possibly to tip next year s election to trump. plus, the republican presidential candidates show off their culture warrior bona feedies at the turning point usa conference which only served to highlight how badly they re losing the battle of ideas with the younger generation. and we begin tonight with a terrifying concept that is currently our reality. right now, the republican party s presidential front-runner, a twice impeached, twice indicted liable for sexual abuse former president is openly running a campaign on autocracy. new reporting from the new york times today breaks down all of the ways donald trump and his allies are planning to expand presidential power if he s elected in 2024. and that goes beyond just using the justice department to go after his political enemies as he has already promised to do. the times writes that trump and his associated have a broader goal, to alter the balance of power by increasing the president s authority over
leader. blizzard or not, if the iowans have shown up, we have shown up as well and will lead this country in the same way. iowa, you know how to do this. we are never going to surrender. in the end, we will win, win, win, win. a few hours left before the caucus tonight. i m asking you to show up. can we get this done, can you go out there and bring it home? sandra: republican presidential candidates making their final pushes to get out the vote on a frigid monday, and what s shaping up to probably be the coldest day on caucus record there in iowa. oh, john, it s officially election season 2024, and it is a cold one indeed. sandra smith in new york. this is america reports . john: the thing i m wondering, where did the last four years go. seemed like yesterday we were doing this. i m john roberts in washington. 40 delegates up for grabs in the hawkeye state and based on the results tonight. big story lines, will the polling enthusiasm match reality for president
it s a good story. it s a good story. tell. it he does. michael steele, that s tonight s reidout. by michael steele. now watch in with chris hayes. that starts right now. s hayes. that starts right now. tonight on all in. tonight the court is getting involved before votes been cast. the supreme court agrees to decide whether donald trump can be thrown off the ballot. i do think the colorado supreme court got it right and this is a big precedent for the country. tonight, the argument the, timeline, and a high stakes of the supreme court decision as the trump campaign warns justices to play ball. people like kavanaugh, who the president fought for, he ll step up. on the eve of the anniversary of january 6th, the president goes squarely after his likely opponent. he thinks that s funny. he laughed about it. what a sick [laughter] [applause] . tonight former police officer michael fanone after fighting off an insurrection. when all in starts, right now