every day, hurry. there ll be gone in a flash design, a sales at up to 70% or so gilt.com today today on inside politics a judge dismissed some of the charges against donald trump in the georgia election case. as including one related to that infamous call where trump asked georgia s secretary of state to find thousands of votes we re following all the breaking details from the ruling plus game set, rematch joe biden and donald trump officially clinch their party nominations last night, setting up the longest general election campaign in american history. and exposing serious warning signs for both candidates and tiktok. will congress shut it down? the house just passed a bill that bans the popular social media app unless the chinese owner sells it. xi jinping s government is now warning the move will quote, backfire on the us i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics first up the breaking news out of georgia. a judge in fulton county judge toss
good evening from new york, i m chris hayes, along with alex wagner. and we are both here, for msnbc s special coverage of yet another primary night in america. this one in the electorally crucial state of michigan. and as of right now at this moment, eight pm eastern, polls have closed in nearly all counties across that state, other than a few in michigan s upper peninsula, which will close in an hour from now. so we re going to start getting results coming in, basically any second throughout the next hour. and of course, if we have that, we ve got have steve kornacki here at the big board, ready to break down the numbers, as we have them in realtime. along with our team of excellent reporters in michigan, to also give us the latest from there. both the republican and democratic primaries are going on today, and the contests are interesting for a number of reasons. not for the usual reason, which is suspense about who will win. neither race is actually expected to be a
during the south carolina primary. and what did you have to say about the the likely nominee, donald trump? well, listen, essentially, she s making the case that americans deserve to have a choice at the polls. they deserve to have their voices heard. she said that they should have the chance to have a real choice, not a soviet style choice. a soviet style presidential election where one can eight and in the ten days after the south carolina primer, that will be 21 states and territories. they re going to vote. she didn t say which of those states she expect she s going to win, but she said she s been hearing from people who want her to stay in the race and she doubled down on on her commitment to continue battling it out with former president trump, essentially saying that she is not scared of him. listen to what she said. i feel no need to kiss the ring. i have no fear of trump s retribution. i m not looking for anything from him my own political future is of zero c
welcome to the programme. we begin in israel where the parliament has approved restrictions on the powers of the supreme court, which have led to some of the largest protests in israel s history. the move preventsjudges from blocking government decisions they consider unreasonable. critics say it will destroy israel s democracy, but the government says it will curb judicial over reach. the white house has described the vote in the israeli parliament as unfortunate, pointing out that the measure was passed with the slimmest possible majority. our middle east correspondent, tom bateman, sent this report from jerusalem. the streets of israel were soaked in anger. moments after one of the most contested laws in the country s history was passed. anti government protesters were being blasted with water cannon, and the rage towards mr netanyahu or bibi was boiling over. this is my country and bibi kidnapped our citizens and it s not supposed to be. we need to be here. i serve
but now that the fbi says russia was actually behind the fabricated stories, why are republicans still buying it? plus, even as we re learning new details about russia s attempts to meddle in the november elections, donald trump is staying silent on vladimir putin s misdeeds, instead he s criticizing his own country for going communist. will the presidential race turn into a referendum about where the two candidates stand when it comes to the kremlin? and according to the old adage, cash is king, especially in politics, but does this still hold true this year? maybe not for trump. new numbers show the former president spending more than he raised last month, but he s still running away with the nomination. so what gives? a lot to get to. we start with former fbi informant, alexander smirnov with a sensational claim that the lies he told about a fake biden bribery scheme came straight from russian intelligence. smirnov, who worked with the fbi for 14 years has already been