possible way forward on gun safety legislation. the senator leading those talks, chris murphy of connecticut, will join me a little later, but after yet another community has been devastated by yet another mass shoot, we twin the reidout tonight with a hard conversation about the gun because we need to understand how we got here, and we can in the avoid talking about the ar-15 and the industry that gives murderers the tools to success. former prosecutor ryan busy explained how the ar-15 conquered the american market. prior to about 2010 or 2012 there was never a gun sold in the united states commercial market that was desert tan color. now a significant percentage of guns are sold in desert tan color. why? iraq and afghanistan? adding about 1999 in the columbine shooting, the nra set its political course. we re in the culture war business. then you have these you have these wars happening, ar-15s, patriotism, islamophobia all of that in the culture at the same time. busy
Further, and then, the power of young voices and speaking out. Two activists arrive to discuss the importance of participating in our democracy at any age. The 11th hour, just getting underway on this thursday night. Good evening. Once again im stephanie ruhle, live at msnbc headquarters, here in new york city. We begin this evening with new reporting about former President Trump and the way he dealt with Sensitive Information shortly after he left office. The New York Times has new reporting that trump shared apparently classified information about American Nuclear submarines with an australian businessman who ppened to be at my maralago. Thats according to people familiar with the matter. It comes after the former president s legal team asked the judge in a classified documents case to postpone that trial until after the election. Trumps lawyers are scrambling to delay or throw out completely at least three other cases against him. If legal team is filed motions to dismiss the new yo
Team trump to delay and dismiss multiple cases. And the race for the gavel in washington. The house still without a leader, and a potential visitor that could push the chaos even. Further than, the power of young voices and speaking out. Two activists when you live to discuss the importance of participating in our democracy at any age. The 11th hour, just getting underway on this thursday night. Good evening. Once again im stephanie ruhle, live at msnbc headquarters, here in new york city. We begin this evening with new reporting about former President Trump and the way he dealt with Sensitive Information shortly after he left office. The New York Times has new reporting that trump share apparently classified information about American Nuclear submarines with an australian businessman who happened to be at my maralago. Thats according to people familiar with the matter. It comes after the former president s legal team asked the judge in a classified documents case to postpone that tria
the republican front runners nixon defense goes poof. when the president does it, that means that it is not illegal. tonight, why two major rulings against donald trump could be jack smith s biggest victory to date. then, the tragic culmination of the george santos saga. you have no business in this building! tonight, the long road to today s historic expulsion. that makes me jewish. it s always been a party favor, everyone s always laughed. now everybody is canceling me. just when you thought ron desantis couldn t get cringier. you are trolling folks and trying to find migrants to play political games and get some attention seeking out trump trump. by the way, how is that going for? you all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. we ve got huge developments tonight in two of the trials of donald trump. just within the last half hour, judge tanya chutkan, who was overseeing the federal criminal case of january 6th and the attempt to
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