lego set of the capitol building from a riot suspect. there are more individuals that are going to be receiving the same indictments. why it may be more than just informed speculation that ivanka trump could face an indictment of her own. how the national rise in violent crime can be traced back to the explosion of gun sales in america. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. i will start off showing you an image that in my opinion perfectly represents the state of the country, the state of american politics, the state of our battle against coronavirus. at first, this will probably make no sense, depends on your background here. it unpacking. chip roy, from the suburbs of austin tweeted this. come inject it. get it? the basic meaning here is more or less, you can give me the vaccine over my cold, dead body, more or less. okay. first of all, some background on chip roy, the man who tweeted this. he comes from a conservative district that h
investigation and a leading republican. this is about our duty as americans. defying her party to expose the truth. all return to the capitol for an exclusive prime time conversation, about the riots. usa! the revelations. and the plan to prevent the next assault on democracy. now, live from the capitol, this is january 6th: one year later. good evening from the u.s. capitol and welcome to national statuary hall. under siege one year ago from insurrectionists. today, it is a room of reunion for those who defended democracy then and are still trying to defend it today. i m jake tapper. i m anderson cooper. we are coming to you from historic grounds. this is where rioters tried to overthrow an election. this is also used to be the site of the house of representatives in the scene of another violent attack. in 1814, the british burned this very room and the rest of the capitol down. and it was americans who rebuilt it. from the early to mid-1800s, laws were made
republican. this is about americans. defining the truth. the revelation and the plan to prevent the next assault on democracy. now live from the capitol, this is january 6th, one year later. good evening from the u.s. capitol and welcome to national statuary hall. today it is a room of reunion for those who defended democracy then and are still trying to defend it today. i m jake tapper. i m anderson cooper. we are coming to you from historic grounds. this is where rioters tried to overthrow an election. this is also used to be the site of the house of representatives in the scene of another violent attack. in 1914, the british burned this very room and the rest of the capitol down, and it was americans who rebuilt it. from the early to mid-1800s, laws were made in this room. in fact, you can see the marker on the floor where abraham lincoln s desk was when he worked as member of the house before becoming president. this is a showcase for the inventor of the l
it s 9am in singapore, 1am in london and 8pm in washington, where injust an hour donald trump will address a joint session of the us congress for the first time. it s a much anticipated event with ramifications for policy and politics. barbara plett usher is at the national statuary hall, where mr trump is due to speak. great anticipation for this particular speech. what are we expecting? you are right, there is anticipation. it is the president first chance to dress congress and the american people. address. he has that a couple of tough weeks and people are expecting him to turn it around. present himself as someone in control of the situation, with policy ideas. we have been told he is going to talk about the achievements so far, the promises made in the campaign that he has kept. that he is a man of action. we are told he will have a more optimistic tone to the one on his in all rural speech. this time he will be talking about a renewed american spirit. the republicans
midnight in london and 7pm in washington, where injust two hours donald trump will address a joint session of the us congress for the first time. it s a much anticipated event with ramifications for policy and politics. let s go straight to washington and speak to our correspondent laura trevelya n. speak to our correspondent laura trevelyan. we know this presidential address to both houses of congress is not a state of the union but it sounds and looks like one. what are we expecting? it is in effect a state of the union, we re expecting an optimistic speech from the president. he was widely criticised for the dark apocalyptic tone of his inauguration address when he talked about american college but tonight the white house says he will be upbeat and lay out a vision for all americans despite interest groups, but this will be a uniting speech, this is what the white house is aiming at. republicans in congress are saying they don t want to hear about the president s twitter a