Warning came in the form of an unclassified Intelligence Briefing that was shared with state and local authorities. They also reportedly warned about this potential for violence as early as tomorrow and said, quote, In Early September Social Media users discussed storming the u. S. Capitol on the night before the rally, and one user commented on kidnapping an identified member of congress. But they might be disappointed to learn that congress being congress is not in Session Tomorrow or over the weekend. The warning also set into motion, and the capitol is being protected by a 7foot high fence. The entire area, as well as the city itself, has been flooded with Law Enforcement, as you might imagine. Earlier Today House Speaker pelosi and republican Congressman Adam Kinzinger talked about Security Preparations around the capitol. Everybody will be more ready for them. Im pretty confidentwe wont see a repeat of violence. I am confident Law Enforcement is more prepared, but i think its iro
now it is time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening. good evening. you introduced the country to kim janey when mayor walsh went on to become s president biden s labor secretary and tonight came janey acting mayor of boston joining us because she s just announced she is going to run for mayor of boston. in the election in november. it is a crowded field. some candidates are ahead of her on fund raising already. but she is jumping into the race and going to join me at the end of the hour tonight. and i just can t wait because this mayoral campaign is already the most interesting, most dynamic campaign for mayor in boston for my lifetime and i watched them all. the fact that btsz has never, ever, ever had anyone other than a white male mayor, that they have had irish-american or italian-american mayors for 91 straight years and now kim janey running in field for a full term that is also full of lots of people of color and such a fascinating turning po
this mayoral campaign is already the most interesting, most dynamic campaign for mayor in boston for my lifetime and i watched them all. the fact that boston has never, ever, ever had anyone other than a white male mayor, that they have had irish-american or italian-american mayors for 91 straight years and now kim janey running in field for a full term that is also full of lots of people of color and such a fascinating turning point, such a fascinating touchstone for boston and she s acting mayor right now. that s going to be an amazing thing to see. rachel, the one thing they don t have in the current lineup of major candidates is a white male candidate for mayor of boston. so it is a new boston and it is exciting to watch. yeah. that s fascinating. i can t wait to see that interview. well done, my friend. thank you. the lone star state has two big stars of the democratic party, former congressman beto o rourke and julian castro and they will both be joining us to
navalny s death just as the leader solidified his grip for another six years. navalny died in one of your prisons during your campaign. mr. president, is this what you call democracy? we ll bring you putin s response. and the middle east is bracing for an offensive in rafah with hostage negotiations still stalled and tensions high between netanyahu and president biden with their first call in more than a month set for today. good day. i m in for my friend who s on assignment today. donald trump is starting this week defending those controversial remarks insisting his warning of a blood bath as he described it, if he were not to be re-elected, was for the auto industry, but the biden campaign says he s doubling down on political violence and quote, wants another january 6th. mr. trump was discussing auto imports before the comment where critics say he was inciting vie lens. we re going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line. and you re no
photo. we begin with nbc s aaron gilchrist in new hampshire where president biden just touched down a short time ago. aaron, what are we expecting there? reporter: chris, good afternoon, we expect to hear from the president near the bottom of the hour here, and this is an official event as opposed to the campaign events we saw on saturday and on friday in philadelphia area, and in atlanta. today the president s focus as we understand it from a white house official, will be on lowering health care costs, something he talked about during the state of the union address and will reiterate today, highlighting in particular his call on congress to make some changes to enact some policies that he believes would lower health care costs, proposals that are in the president s budget that was released today, the 2025 budget. in particular, there s one portion of the president s policy plan that would reduce rather, cap costs for prescription drugs, they re drugs that are already c