further, in the senate. first, though, how his motivation for putting the impeachment trial behind him, differs from that of republicans, who also want to close the book on it. for starters, president biden wants to focus on covid-relief legislation. more specific, reestablishing a sense of continuity, with the way presidents traditionally operate. he spent the weekend at camp david, with his grandchildren, who gave him this cap. there, and at the white house, he keeps a regular schedule. no cable-news benders or late-night tweets. no morning executive time spent watching even more tv. the president s daily brief is a daily brief, once again. on the weekend, he goes to sunday mass. this picture of presidential normality is both a reflection of who president biden is, as well as what he, clearly, wants to project, politically, at this moment. by contrast, this is the image the republican party has chosen for itself, this presidents day. the republican national committee twe
trump finally, sort of, weighs in. and defendant trump s busy week ahead. but his latest loss in civil court can tell us about the trials to come. and his new idea to help pay those legal bills. on his path to the nomination. as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. greetings, everyone, i m symone sanders-townsend in for stephanie ruhle. we are now 260 days away from the election, folks. the death of russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, has turned up the volume on the debate over how the united states deals with russia and what can be done to keep vladimir putin in check. the response to navalny s death from the front runners in the 2024 race, it could not be more different. biden is considering new sanctions against russia, will trump use navalny stuff to suggest that he yes, he, is facing a criminal crime of political persecution. my colleague, carob hague, has more. reporter: the death of russian presidents most prominent critic sparking protests
trying toti take corporations t task on this. but it is not a strong enough piece of the broader message about what is happening to the american people here. totally agree. i was a skeptic in terms of what was true. over time, it is clear. i m going to run so that i can come to your set where you ll be first guest. see you in a few. don t get stuck in the elevator. see you soon. thank you for joining us. we ll be joined live by chris hayes and wisconsin senate candidate mandela barns. election day is a week away. he s in an extremely tight race against ron johnson. the outcome of that race could determine control of the u.s. senate. on its own makes the stakes high in wisconsin. even more than that, even more than that, is a lot is on the line here. if wisconsin s democratic governor tony evers loses his s reelection bid, the legislature will have the b power to do whatever they want. and that may include rewriting wisconsin s election laws to give republican official
as they come in on this, the most crucial of election nights. and i m lucy grey with the other main stories this hour. the iranian president threatens decisive action to stop the wave of anti government protests sweeping the country. super typhoon noru has hit the philippines and is set to sweep through the capital manila with winds of up to 175 kilometres an hour. hello and welcome to rome where in the last few minutes polls have closed in an election which many predict could be a political turning point for the country. polling suggests italy will choose its first female prime minister, giorgia meloni, and the first in the modern era to come from the far right. her brothers of italy party look set to top the vote, but are likely to be forced into coalition with other parties to form a government. in the next hour, we ll be trying to make sense of the rapidly shifting sands of italian politics with our correspondents and a range of experts. what s brought the nation to thi
is bad holding women and children hostage is bad optics, they know it. quite apart is bad optics, they know it. quite apart from is bad optics, they know it. quite apart from the logistical challenge in the apart from the logistical challenge in the middle of a war where they are being in the middle of a war where they are being bombarded of trying to keep are being bombarded of trying to keep the are being bombarded of trying to keep the location secret and provide baby food keep the location secret and provide baby food and things like that for famiiies baby food and things like that for families who shouldn t be there, they should never have been kidnapped in the first place, these talks are kidnapped in the first place, these talks are at a very sensitive, delicate talks are at a very sensitive, delicate stage. qatar is the mediator, why? they provide, they host the mediator, why? they provide, they host the political leadership of hamas. host the p