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
3.5 trillion the democrats will use the reconciliation project to show that down america s throat. that s coming up next. senator kennedy has all the details. he will join us in a moment. the great one, mark within, he will react to joe biden s puzzling behavior, cuomo, and much more. today upon his return from an extended weekend in delaware a very frail, weak, cognitively struggling joe seemingly had trouble finding the door. to the white house. my name is joe biden. someone needs to put in his pocket i live at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, washington, d.c. i go and what door? slowly he meanders across the yard but we with night top story. not really a surprise. but in some ways it is. andrew cuomo stays as governor of new york officially numbered after a bombshell investigation by the near state attorney general determined andrew cuomo was a serial abuser who violated state and federal law, cuomo saw the writing on the wall and his resignation effective two weeks from today.
america s throat. that s coming up next. senator kennedy has all the details. he will join us in a moment. the great one, mark levin, he will react to joe biden s puzzling behavior, cuomo, and much more. today upon his return from an extended weekend in delaware, a very frail, weak, cognitively struggling joe seemingly had trouble finding the door to the white house. my name is joe biden. someone needs to put in his pocket i live at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, washington, n d.c. i go in what door? slowly he meanders across the yard but we start with tonight s top story. not really a surprise. but in some ways it is. andrew cuomo s days as governor of new york officially numbered after a bombshell investigation by the new york state attorney general determined andrew cuomo was a serial sexual abuser who violated state and federal law, cuomo saw the writing on the wall and his resignation effective two weeks from today. during the speech, the new york post editorial said was
laura: we have faith for the next hour. greatxt shallow. on - great show. this is the ingraham angle this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight we have a big show want cap. tucker carlson will be here at 10:00 o clock. that s head of the chicago police union will be here that s head of the chicago police union will be here moments that first the coming gop tsunami is the focus of tonight s angle. first that bad news we have at least 18 spineless fiscally unsound republicans in the u.s. senate that just gave biden a much-needed win on infrastructure. bills of the chunk that we don t need and can t afford no physical or social conservative ever should have physical or social supported us. conservative ever should have supported us. senator kennedy is so torqued off what his colleagues did including the louisiana bco junr candidate so he will be on shortly that there s a lot ofs good news that democrats are poised for a massive route next year axios says rising cri
than a decade, but this is my first day on the water for over three years. new year s day 2020 and the fin of my board went into my face. i was left with 16 stitches, and it has taken me this long to start trying to get over my fear. today i ve come to the calmer waters of an inland surf lake near bristol to try and start getting back my love of surfing. as a journalist covering the environment, time away has made me question a lot about the sport, including its impact on the planet. so, um, some hairy moments, a lot of boards flying around and i was quite worried, but i m going to get back into surfing, get back on my board and i will do it better this time, try and be sustainable and green, and see what i can find out. because all of this is a world away from surfing s origins. riding waves was once a sacred practice. in ancient hawaii it was a way for men and women to praise the ocean gods. surfing struggled through colonisation, but by the 1920s the so called king of surf