A Loved One have mesothelial will send you a free book to answer questions you may have call now and well come to you 808 to 14000 welcome to Inside Politics. Im dana bash, live from the Republican National Committee in milwaukee, where Donald Trump was given a Heros Welcome by his most ardent supporters here just two days after surviving an Assassination Attempt my life just not true you can. See that white bandage over trumps right ear a reminder of just how close he came to death while the hall here was electric, the former president appeared subdued and even emotional as he stood with his new Running Mate, ohio senator Jd Vance, who is effectively the political heir to the maga movement. Vance spoke to fox about what Donald Trump said when he got the call he just said, look, i think got to go save this country. I think youre the guy who could help me in the best way you can help me govern, you can help me when you could help me in some of these midwestern states its like Pennsylvan
subpoenas. plus all we have to do, cleta, is find 11,000-plus votes. how the lawyer who helped try to steal an election got a job on an election federal board. and how boosters and a pill to treat covid could really help this holl say season, all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. tonight we have a heard in the shooting death of ahmaud arbery. former high school football star, 25-year-old ahmaud arbery, liked to go jogging near his mother s house near brunswick in georgia. in the afternoon of february 23rd, 2020, he ran into a subdivision called satilla shores. three white men, travis mcmichael and his father gregory, along with their neighbor william bryan, grabbed some guns, hopped in their trucks and started to chase oshry as he ran through the streets. they claimed they thought he was burglarizing houses in the neighborhood. that s when mcmichael chased off aubrey in a white pickup truck and the neighbor william bryan started b
arbery s death. the jury also wanted to relisten to part of a 911 call that was made by one of the defendants in the final moments of arbery s life. 911, what s the address of your emergency? i m here at satilla shores. where at in satilla shores? stop! sir? hello? sir? cnn s sara sidner joins us live there in brunswick, georgia. sara, there are so many questions right now about why this jury wanted to see and hear that specific evidence again. the 911 call was something they referenced multiple times throughout this trial. tell us more about the specific video they wanted to see. reporter: the specific video really is one of the most important pieces of evidence in this case because it is video of the actual incident, of the actual killing of ahmaud arbery, video that much of the public has seen. the video they asked for is they wanted a slow motion version of the video of the shooting of ahmaud arbery, and then they wanted a very high-resolution version of
outrun police as prosecutors that he was trying to kill. the attack taking another heartbreaking turn as the officials confirmed the death of a sixth victim. jackson sparks was 6 years old. coaches say jackson was a sweet and talented boy with a contagious smile. jackson s brother was also hurt. speak to his brother was 12 years old. the man police say is responsible appeared in court for the very first time tuesday, facing five counts of first-degree intentional homicide. prosecutors say that his sixth homicide charge will be added in as we have reported this occurred while darrell brooks was freed from jail on $1,000 bond as he faced assault charges. he s being held on $5 million cash bail. trace: senior correspondent mike tobin was on the scene hours after the attack. he joins us once again from waukesha, wisconsin. mike. wisconsin doesn t have an old veil option. the waukesha county district attorney promised that she would set bail high enough that brooks would not g
thanksgiving. while witnesses continue to stone wall investigators, the committee may soon have access to key documents regarding january 6th from the trump administration. documents the president has fought to shield. they should prepare to justify why the court even has the authority to hear the dispute in the first place with arguments in that case set for next tuesday. trump sought to assert executive privilege to block the committee from obtaining documents from the national archive regarding the attack on the capitol. joining me now is garrett haak, national reporter and msnbc contributor carol lenok, and american university professor cynthia miller. everybody, welcome. so more than 40 subpoenas so far, garrett. they have 200 interviews. they re trying to go broad and deep with this. what are they hoping to get. do they expect to get compliance with everybody but steve bannon? i think that s the hope, katy. but it will have to be born out over time. of course, mark me