charges mean for other trump world figures. then another big day for the january 6 committee. i ll talk to adam schiff about today s new subpoenas as liz cheney calls out kevin mccarthy for engaging in a cover-up. plus, ted cruz tries to redeem himself with fox conspiracy theories, yet another harbinger in the matt gaetz investigation, and the shocking opinion that the pandemic is not an occupational hazard. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. the charges filed today against a plotter in the january 6 election are not only the most serious we ve seen, they are the strictest actions that took part on that day. today a man named elmer stuart rhodes iii, working class hero, became the first to be arrested and charged with seditious conspiracy in an indictment by the department of justice. he is a leader of a gang called the oathkeepers. first, here s how the law defines seditious conspiracy. if two or more persons conspire to overth
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on beijing painfully exposed? dominic lee in hong kong, welcome to hardtalk. thanks, stephen, for having me again. it s a great pleasure to have you back on the show. since we last spoke, it has become plain that the hong kong authorities are determined to push this article 23 reform of the basic law to create seven types of national security offence, and that will sit alongside and on top of the national security law passed in 2020. what on earth are the hong kong authorities so scared of that they need to keep making ever tougher national security laws? you know what s interesting? that you ask this question. because in the uk, you guysjust passed a national security act, which is more extensive and restrictive than what we have in hong kong. it updates your previous espionage laws by adding offence of foreign interference and provides your law agency and intelligence agencies with new powers. so it s very interesting that you would, of anyone, you would ask me that questio
cnn. pamela? thanks, chris. who s talking to chris wallace airs at 7:00 tonight on cnn. and the next hour of cnn newsroom on this sunday starts newsroom on this sunday starts right now. captions by vitac www.vitac.com i m pamela brown in washington. the top stories for you tonight, lawmakers are demanding actions days after five police officers are charged in the beating death of tyre nichols. can the federal government do anything to change culture inside many of these departments? plus the man who disarmed the monterey park gunman is haled a gunman, as california sees four mass shootings in one week. and it s a fight over books in florida. teachers say they have to keep students away from books already in their libraries until state-approved groups decide if they re appropriate. you re in the cnn newsroom. and we begin this hour with the brutal beating of tyre nichols. today the attorney for his family told cnn that he hopes the video that outraged a na