returns to the granite state tonight, he is taking her on. this hour, president biden ramps up the abortion debate at the start of the election year tied to monday s 51st anniversary of roe v. wade. the annual anti-abortion march in washington, blocks from the supreme court, expected to rule soon on what could be another landmark decision, a pending case to outlaw the abortion pill nationwide. the head of u.s. cybersecurity will join me on their critical effort to keep the 2024 election secure from foreign and domestic online interference, as artificial intelligence sparks new threats. u.s. strikes against houthi rebels failed to stop new waves of the red sea attacks. netanyahu s speech flatly rejecting a palestinian state and u.s. peace plan causes new friction with washington, europe, and arab neighbors. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. live free or die, that s the state motto in new hampshire, fully embraced there, especially by the state s
administration, maybe even before that, to begin to change the paradigm. is cy vance about to nail donald trump? joins me live. and high profile new york democrats join the calls for andrew cuomo s resignation, rebecca traifter reporting from inside the office. all in starts now. hello, i m chris hayes. it s still sinking in the biden administration was able to pass this towering achievement that looked improbable even in december. think back. race called for biden. clear he was winner but sitting president was doing everything in his power attempting to overturn the election through legal and extralegal means and balance of the senate was up for grabs. came down to georgia and democrats had to win two seats and had not won a senate chair in georgia in decades. but here we are. oldest man elected president, been in public life for 50 years, ran as centrist. narrow majority came together to deliver most processive comprehensive rescue package in many generations. we demo
Without a doubt, the biggest question tonight is motive. why did he do this, why did he hold a grudge against the newspaper, was it something that was said in the paper that he didn t like? did he have a gripe with one of the employees? tucker: let me stop you and say, there are reports that there is a history of animus or even legal action between this man and the newspaper, we can t confirm that, but it sounds like it is a threat that we will continue to poll. kristin fisher, thank you for that report from annapolis. kristin: absolutely. tucker: so before we went to the press conference we told you about a political development that is reshaping the ideological landscape on the left. parts of the progressive branch have been arguing for months now that we abolish i.c.e., although it has not been in mainstream and monk s democrats but it is. abolish i.c.e. democrats are now saying that in growing numbers.
Without a doubt, the biggest g question tonight is motive. why did he do this, why did he hold a grudge against the newspaper, was it something that was said in the paper that he didn t like? did he have a gripe with one of the employees? tucker: let me stop you and say, there are reports that there is a history of animus or even legal action between this man and the newspaper, we can t confirm that, but it sounds like it is a thread that we will continue to pull. kristin fisher, thank you for that report from annapolis.. absolutely. tucker: thanks. so before we went to the press conference, we told you about a political development that is reshaping the ideological landscape on the left. parts of the progressive branch have been arguing for months now that we abolish i.c.e., although it has not been in mainstreamm among democrats but it is. abolish i.c.e. democrats are now saying that in growing numbers.
That they discuss moving forward. they will talk about what went wrong. what s the path forward? we ve got to hold firm on key priorities to democrats which include roe v. wade and other issues. bank, immigration reform. all of that will be talked about today. there is a lot of concern. democrats are in their weakest position in eight years. will this put them in a stronger spot for the midterms? the choice of a new leader for the democratic national committee. the endorsements from chuck schumer and from harry reid for congressman ellison certainly indicates he s got a leg up. he s going to be saying something later today. it certainly does. what s interesting about congressman ellison, he s the first muslim elected to congress. he represents the progressive branch of the party. what you have in this post-mortem the democrats are