for joe biden. the biden administration knows what could very well happen in afghanistan and is still making the decision to withdraw all u.s. troops. what is it you think we will hear from joe biden today and how concerned do you see the biden administration about the situation in that country right now? it takes them a little bit backwards, john. good morning to both of you. look, the administration is concerned. they believe the taliban is moving more quickly than they anticipated to seize every space that the united states yields essentially within afghanistan. and they know there are going to be some ugly moments in the days and months and years ahead. what president biden will say, though, is he believes even despite that, even despite the difficulties, that these are chronic difficulties. difficulties president bush could not fix, president obama couldn t fix, president trump couldn t fix. and president biden said he will be the president who ends the longest america
the ongoing movement to undermine the election of 2022, state by state trumpist push to replace the people who held the line in 2020. then europe s so-called last dictator using a fighter jet to stop a passenger airplane and arrest an journalist, increasing boldness of autocrats. note of caution over the wuhan lab theory. and what looks like real progress on bipartisan reform bill. all in starts now. good evening, i m chris hayes. lot of news on the democracy front. weird thing to say but in 2021, possibly most important beat there is. our democracy survived awful assault this year when rioter descended to everturn the results of free and fair election. we re still sifting through what happened. every day, day after day, if you re attuned to this beat as i am and we are on the show, more and more evidence of the fundamentally dangerous and antidemocratic orientation of the republican party across all factions. case in point, liz cheney of wyoming, former chair of th
plus, a note of caution of the right wing media over the wuhan lab theory. congressman jamal bowman on what looks like a real progress on a bipartisan police reform bill. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. a lot of news today on the democracy front. this is perhaps a weird thing to say but, in 2021, possibly the most important beat there is because, our democracy survived an awful assault this year, when rioters descended on the capital on january six in a violent attempt to overturn the results of a free and fair election. now, more than four months later, we are still sifting through what happened and every day, day after day, after day, particularly if you are atuned to this beat as i am and we are on the show, more and more evidence of the fundamentally dangerous and anti-democratic orientation of the republican party across all its various factions. case in point, congresswoman liz cheney in wyoming, of course. been in the news rec
we ll bring it to you as soon as the president appears. the g7 summit in the u.k. was about holding our closest allies. this summit may prove even more of a challenge with the country s alliance still unsure about the commitment to the nato pact which has shaped the world since 1959. boris johnson threatens to end nato as we know it. the key to nato s purpose is offense. an attack on nato to one member is an attack to all of them. it s no coincidence that biden wants to solidify the nato pact and get everybody on the same page ahead of meeting him tomorrow in geneva, switzerland. prior to that, putin sat down with keir simmons in a world exclusive. are you waging a cyber war against america? where is evidence? where is proof? it s becoming farcical. we know it well. we have been accused of all sorts of things, election interference, cyberattacks, so on and so forth, and not once, not one time did they bother to produce any kind of evidence or proof. first of all, th
i m taking charge of my cholesterol with garlique. president biden sending a critical message on the world stage. democracy can still prevail. he is trying to assure allies the u.s. is back while slamming trump for what biden calls phony populism. it comes as the president prerms for his critical one-on-one summit meeting with putin a day away. plus the fbi issuing a chilling warning to lawmakers that qanon is more emboldened than ever. and get prepared and may be prepared to get more violent. and the chairman. judiciary committee to investigate the secret subpoenas. let s bring in john avalon and max booth, from the council on foreign relations. when an american president travels abroad, they usually focus on promoting democracy around the world. today we saw president joe biden trying to assure the world that democracy is alive and well right here in the u.s. is it? it is under threat. you hesitated. yeah. it s a good question. we shouldn t try on gloss over. yeah