precipice of a massive spending victory for his agenda tonight. if you have heard that before she is saying, and votes counting up suggest why, this night is different from all other nights. the speaker outlining in public why she says house democrats now have the votes on president biden s sweeping trillion dollar plan to transform, modernize and bake lif upend the way america does infrastructure. the previous president talked about infrastructure but never did what the democrats say they ll do tonight. pass this. straight to the president s desk. no more negotiating on this topic and the biggest american infrastructure package in decades. and the other package, child care, family leave, climate change, all fluid if you ve had any contact with news alerts on your phone or websites that cover this, or all of our colleagues here in the as nbc, you have a sense just how fast it s been moving today, including the president calling on congress to get this done. right now we sta
of the other nine members in the house who voted to kbooechl impeach a president of their own party knowing it could be detrimenta to their political career. most important lesion i admire those everywhere who put their country above their party in service to their iffo man. kinzinger has been one of the loudest and most effective critics of his own party and its embrace of donald trump and the january ths insurrectionists. here s what he wrote. it will matter to the future the country in terms of who wins elections. but what s most important is to look at how a democracy endures. every generation has some kind of challenge to the republic, right? not as big as this, but there is always some moment. if we don t get this right, and the misinformation of peaceful protests becomes cemented in narrative, we ll not have learned anything, and this democracy will be in real trouble. that s what matters. what is the narrative of january 6th in ten years? it is clear kinzinger sees
and he d still have an overwhelming lead. the maga base doesn t need to see him repeating applause lines, and most view the indictments as a partisan vendetta, and each charge has pushed up his polls. now, let s say my calculation is off and reporting on the courtroom dramas knocks so points off his 10 points off his total. so what? trump is at 59% in the latest wall street journal poll and could still win the nomination without breaking a sweat. the biggest possible pitfall i see is that he loses iowa or new hampshire and that upends the race. love him or detest him, trump knows how to drive the the news cycle. he can attack his critics on truth social, post videos and do tv interviews. the idea he ll somehow be silenced is a fantasy. i m howard kurtz, and this is mediabuzz . howard: with a federal judge setting a march 4th trial date for the justice department s indictment do on election interference charges, that s the day before super tuesday, the commentators
the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. tonight, donald trump s legal challenge are quickly filling. up the trial data set in check smith select showcase as the former president continues his delay tactics. and mark meadows takes the stand in order to make his case federal. what went down in court today? then another community in america left grieving after a racist shooting leaves three black people dead. the fbi now investigating it as a hate crime. the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. good evening once again, i m stephanie ruhle. back with you tonight from msnbc headquarters here in new york city. today was a very big day in court for the former president and his former chief of staff. the judge and donald trump s federal election case set the stage for trial next spring, right smack in the middle of presidential primaries. he came as mark meadows testified at a hearing to get his charges in the georgia election case moved to federal court. we w
filling. up the trial data set in check smith select showcase as the former president continues his delay tactics. and mark meadows takes the stand in order to make his case federal. what went down in court today? then another community in america left grieving after a racist shooting leaves three black people dead. the fbi now investigating it as a hate crime. the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. good evening once again, i m stephanie ruhle. back with you tonight from msnbc headquarters here in new york city. today was a very big day in court for the former president and his former chief of staff. the judge and donald trump s federal election case set the stage for trial next spring, right smack in the middle of presidential primaries. he came as mark meadows testified at a hearing to get his charges in the georgia election case moved to federal court. we will have more on meadows situation just ahead. but first, let s stick with trump because today judge