lesson about democracy. we thought it was an important note to end the week on. sometimes we think the system isn t working, but it s important to keep that struggle in mind. thank you for doing that, we will pick up exactly where you left off. have a good weekend. have a good show. rachel without putin. that was one of the chants shouted by the people who alexei navalny, thousands of people who knew that they were risking their freedom, possibly their lives to say that. alexei navalny who was harassed, poisoned imprisoned, and ultimately killed is proof of what happens to those who defy putin and russia. navalny s widow yulia and their two children did not attend the funeral because of fears of their own safety, russian police patrol the funeral, they stopped mourners from entering the church, unable to view, as you saw the open casket where navalny s body was covered with red and white roses. the new york times reports that cell phone service in the area had bee
president biden s son, hunter biden. he wanted to plead guilty before the plea deal fell apart in dramatic fashion. the hearing appended to be going smoothly before the judge questioned whether the agreement met and mr. biden would be immune from prosecution from other crimes. related to representing foreign governments. when a top prosecutor in the case that it would not, chris clark, originally hesitated and then said that the position would make the agreement null and void. the judge asked the two sides to change the language from the broad scope and it would grant mr. biden on his business dealings. he pleaded not guilty today to two misdemeanor tax charges well the tax lawyers worked on a revised deal. if he goes through, he will reverse his plea. for the family and president joe biden, it is a another dramatic twist in the presidents sons legal troubles. that is where we start today with some friends from the new york times. mike, i know you have been covering this stor
a $787.5 million settlementing but this time it s hitting even closer to trump. rudy giuliani admitting in a court filing that some of the most brazen lies and claims he made about election fraud were false, they were lies. giuliani was acting as a lawyer for donald trump at the time. the lies at issue centered around two election workers, ruby freeman and shea moss. giuliani alleged they had committed crimes. he lied repeatedly on camera. earlier in the day, these two were engaged in another apparent voter fraud in which they were passing out usb cords, which were being used apparently, you know, to infiltrate the croed dominion voting machines. ruby freedomen and shea freeman moss and one other gentleman quite obviously surveillance help tishsly passing around usb cords as if they re viles of heroin or cocaine. it s obvious they re involved in surreptitious activity. false information, because it was lies. those games by giuliani were false in addition to having vile ra
examples of portella brutality of putin and his government. that is part of the conversation i m having here in munich. the idea that the former president of the united states would say that he, quote, encourages a brutal dictator to invade our allies and that the united states of america would simply stand by and watch, no previous united states president, regardless of their party has bowed down to a russian dictator before. on the issue of gaza, i think there is there are steps we need to take now and steps we need to be committed to taking in the future, to ensure on the day after this conflict, which we open to and as soon as possible, we can work towards a two-state solution. all this comes as navalny a spokesperson today confirmed his death and russian police arrest hundreds of people attending memorial events for a navalny. later, andrea will join us with more of her exclusive interview. but first, we unpack the death of alexei navalny in a very unique way. but
the fbi informant republicans hoped would take down joe biden s is arrested. a trusted, highly credible informant, a very credible fbi informant a guy with an impeccable credentials. jamie raskin on the spectacular collapse of a maga attack. now what the fani willis hearing means for the trump prosecution in georgia. the data set for the hush money trial in new york, and the indicted front-runner usis push to install his family at the rnc so he could siphon campaign cash to pay his d criminal attorneys. every penny will go to the only job of the rnc. that is electing donald j trump. when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. well, it has been quite a day of news in the many cases against donald trump. there were, as you might have seen earlier today, fireworks in fulton county in a georgia courtroom liwith the prosecutor who brought the racketeering case against donald trump and his codefendants, that woman, fani willis, spent th