thwarted an constitutional attack on our nation s values and votes. because of you, democracy survived. a new video released by the department of justice shows us exactly what officers were up against on january 6th. one of the videos shows what the justice department says is one of the first breaches of the capitol. the person you see right now is using a riot shield to smash a window. that s a member of the so-called proud boys then more than a dozen rioters climbed through that window. the second video also shows a breach of the building. people rushing through a door and down a hallway where they have a confrontation with capitol police officer, eugene goodman. hey, where they definitely not tourists. just unbelievable. jessica, along with that new video, we re learning about a capitol police officer who s been indicted. we were talking about these charges in the last hour. what can you tell us? this is notable because this is the first capitol police officer wh
seeming to be in a battle to see who could be the most extreme this week, from a strict new abortion law and over-the-top redistricting efforts from the florida governor to immigration stunts gone wrong from his texas counterpart. it looks like the 2024 republican presidential race is already up and running. plus later on this hour an ohio district pulls the plug on a reading by an acclaimed children s author. the problem praf unicorns and rainbows. i want to begin with new comments from the first western leader to meet with putin since this invasion. on meet the press this morning austrian chancellor karl nehammer discussed his sit-down with the russian president who seems blind to his slew of losses over the past few weeks. i think he believes he is winning the war. did he give a rationale? did he explain what makes it seem as if things are looking better than he this look to the rest of us? no. i couldn t say that. he blames ukrainians to for genocide in the do
joining us tonight. you can follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter and tiktok. i m jake tapper. our coverage continues with the strong laura coates and the mighty alisyn camerota, as i head off on this thirsty thursday to do what i do best, sit at the kitchen table and drink. i know you saw. well laura, i think we re gonna have to really step it up with the superlatives. one time i carried you and now you re strong. i don t need a superlative. i don t need hype girls, i m good. he s just young. have fun with your bourbon, we will see you later. good to see you ladies. and we re keeping the conversation going tonight, good evening everybody i m laura coates in washington, d. c.. and i m alisyn camerota in new york. this is cnn tonight. we re here with our panelists across the political spectrum. one team here with me and the other team, the right one, in washington, d. c. here with me. and after we get started to look at two key states that people have been
tonight i continue to believe they won. i don t care what they say. jesse: what is going on? they had fear of wanda jeter gauze she made threats to someone. did wanda win? ivanka takes on judge nudey. only one thing that all women want. it s our ability to manipulate a man. last night s elections were test runs for abortion and marijuana. it was also a test run for election security. america must, and i mean must, iron out the wrinkles in the system when 150 million of us are voting. a little fraud goes a long way. yesterday in pennsylvania, north hampton county s voting machines flipped votes from one candidate to the other. the county said it was a glitch. the voting machine company blames human error. are you kidding me? are we going to be using these same machines next year? this cannot happen. they have to figure this out. but it s not just the machines. we re keeping an eye on connecticut. yesterday we told you about wanda, the woman who works for the city of br