a very happy political saturday night, everyone. welcome to our very special coverage of the south carolina republican primary, i m chris hayes. i m joined tonight by my colleague, rachel maddow, and my colleague, joy reid, here with me at this table here, lawrence o donnell, 70 role, alex wagner, and ari melber. we ve got a whole gang together. across several different locations. polls will close in south carolina in just about half an hour. at seven eastern. coming up, we re going to hear from steve kornacki, out of course, the big board. we will also hear from south carolina voters out in the field, we have a lot to get to over the next few hours, in what has been a crazy last 48 hours of news. this republican primary tonight, of course, brings us back to the home state of one, nikki haley, where she was twice elected governor, at high approval ratings as such. it also brings us the moment where donald trump hoped to basically end this thing. to close the race out and co
thanks for watching, i ll see you back here next weekend, at five pm eastern. up next, the sunday show with jonathan capehart. jonathan, i know you have the latest from new hampshire with ron desantis suspending his campaign, and i m looking forward to hearing from senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. it is a busy night, jonathan. yes it is rev, and thank you very much. and then there were two. in a stunning move, florida governor ron desantis ends his presidential bid just two days before the new hampshire primary, and endorses donald trump. we will go live to our reporters on the campaign trail, as we take a closer look at what went wrong for desantis, and we will get into what it means now that the race for the republican nomination is down to nikki haley and donald trump, with my all-star panel adrienne and cornell belcher. i am jonathan capehart, this is the sunday show. we begin this sunday evening with breaking news that is shaping up the race for 2024. just t
this. thank you all for joining us. anderson starts now. good evening, would be content with breaking news. exclusive reporting on a story we were first to bring the discovery documents of classified market inset mike pence indiana home. tonight, we know just what kind of material the former vice president had. a special correspondent joined us now with the very latest. what have you learned, jamie? according to multiple sources, we learn that among those roughly 12 classified documents that were found at the home, our materials described as background briefing memos, that were prepared for then vice president pence foreign trips. we told some of the classified documents, were likely used to prepare pence for foreign meetings, and actually may have been overlooked during the packing process. because they were found tucked into old binders, kind of interspersed with other papers. perhaps, they would not have been visible unless the packers actually went through these binde
chris, extraordinary things that we are watching a realtime, the disrobing of the house minority leader, the man who would be speaker, essentially crawling politically naked into what he thought was gonna be s finest hour. watruly an apt metaphor, and uncharted territory. and one of those things, election is run like this, you don t know what the outcome is you simply don t know what will happen next. it s not often that you get that that midnight aca but where john mccain vote where you give the down some. but they are few and far between for instance, joy, and thank you for passing this off, i appreciate it. for those, joining if you re looking at what that is, that s a motion to adjourn. kevin mccarthy the would-be speaker has lost 11 consecutive votes he set a new contemporary record, we re now back into the 1830s, which is the last of 11 votes happen, 1850s or is like 133. he s lost 11 votes, now there s a motion to adjourn, to take some time off from the, losing to do s
you are telling me, you dream that true. i did. it wasn t as close my dream. some very bad liberating takes us on the air tonight. and tomorrow at noon, when they resume, let s hope some serious business gets done. on that, note i wish you a very good night, well of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, i ll see you at the end of tomorrow. end of tomorrow. he set a new contemporary record, we re now back into the 1830s collapsed. of 11 votes happen, 1850s or is like 133. he s lost 11 votes, now there s a motion to adjourn, to take some time off from the, losing to do some more talk about this, colleagues to work in a deal so you won t keep losing. he s been losing by basically the same margins over and over. he can t afford to lose, for and he s been losing 20 over and over. one of the allies has made a motion to adjourn, as was the case 24 hours ago. if you watch innocent, thinking i feel like i was just here. i feel, you i do as well, because this is where