starts right now. hi, ari. happy friday. happy friday. thanks, nicollel. welcome to the beat. i m ari melber, who is expected to come out any moment to deliver marks in detroit. you re looking at some of the warmup speakers at that rally in detroit, michigan. the president will be speaking. the cheers you hear are live. the situation you re watching is something worth sharing with you. you can see the excited krout. we will bring it to you live when the president comes out and speaks. we can tell you, courtesy of the campaign, they ve released excerpts of what president biden is focused on, project 2025. they have released this statement. this is basically a tradition you see in many campaigns and many presidential speeches. i ll read you exactly what we re told the president will say, quote, project 2025 is the biggest attack on your system of government and on our personal freedom that has ever been proposed in the history of our country. the president is expected to sa
i m chris hayes. one as american americans say the aftermath at the end of the 20-year war, many people have noted that the violence in afghanistan itself, is not over. far from it. there are millions of afghans. these are of course people like you and me, family members, jobs, hopes, dreams. who have known only a war, their entire lives. in the history of human life, on this planet, most political conflict has been resolved violently. conquering empires. but he civil wars. ethnic cleansing. it s a great miracle, of a functioning liberal democracy. like the one we find ourselves in. that we find a way to resolve the inherent conflict, two different factions in beliefs and religious and ethnic groups juries without resorting to violence. that the idea. the idea is we resolve those differences, through democratic struggle. in protest. and free speech, politics. and all those other features we have, of liberal democratic nations like our own. but all that is being threatened rig
conversations with the president on january six, and why the select committee is taking his phone records, and how the unhinge response of public health measures during the pandemic is taking a very dark turn. i m gonna speak in front of the school board, and i m gonna give them an option, they can leave or they can be removed. it all starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. on september 26 2001, almost 20 years ago, 15 days after the u.s. was attacked on 9/11, a dozen cia operatives landed in northern afghanistan. their mission was to lay the groundwork for the u.s. invasion of the taliban -controlled country. since that, day for nearly two straight decades, there has been an american military presence in afghanistan. until today, this afternoon, america s longest war was brought to a close. i m here to announce the completion of our withdrawal from afghanistan, and the end of the military mission to evacuate american citizens, foreign country nat
iam sarah i am sarah mulkerrins, live in tokyo, day 15 of the olympic games where tanya has won gold in the women s marathon. kenya. and the remarkable spectacle of south africa s sardine run and the predators it attacks. attracts. hello and welcome to the programme. let s begin in afghanistan, where in a major escalation of the taliban s offensive, the militants have captured a provincial capital, zaranj, close to the border with afghanistan, and assassinated a close aide of the president s. they ve made sweeping gains since foreign forces started withdrawing from the country. the united nations special envoy has warned the country is facing a possible catastrophe, and called on the taliban to halt the violence and take part in meaningful peace talks. our world affiars correspondent richard galpin has more. in the heart of the afghan capital, another assassination. taliban gunmen opening fire on this car, killing the head of the government s media information centre,