getting a brand-new press secretary. her appointment is a historic, to say the least. we had on these topics and more throughout the show today. we begin with another daring rescue mission. in one of the most brutalized cities in ukraine. take a look at this video shared by the national guard. they say it shows persistent bombing at a steel plant in mariupol, this week. msnbc news has not been able to verify when the video was shot. the head of the presidential office says that amid a steady flow of missile strikes, the un and international red cross, launched another operation on friday, to evacuate civilians from the steel plant. they say that 500 people have been able to escape in recent days. according to president zelenskyy, about 200 civilians are still trapped in the tunnels beneath the factory with little food or water. a fierce group of ukrainian fighters are still resisting russian demands to surrender with one commander reporting, quote, heavy, bloody fighting. thi
donald trump as he is held in civil contempt in new york state. and what we know about the top tier biden officials making a big show of support and war torn ukraine. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. we have a whole host of explosive new developments about the attempted coup on january 6th. and a member of the house investigative committee, congressman jamie raskin will join me to talk about all of it. because today, as you might have seen, we learned about a trove of tax to and from trump s chief of staff mark meadows, dating from election day 2020, to the last days of the trump administration. and they are among the thousands of tax that meadows voluntarily turned over to the january six committee before he abruptly stopped cooperating and then refused to testify. meadows has since been held in contempt of congress and we are still awaiting any ruling or notice from the department of justice about whether they will bring criminal charges
president trump to impose martial law as a way to remain in power? i don t recall. then, big new fines for donald trump as he is held in civil contempt in new york state. and what we know about the top tier biden officials making a big show of support and war torn ukraine. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. we have a whole host of explosive new developments about the attempted coup on january 6th. and a member of the house investigative committee, congressman jamie raskin will join me to talk about all of it. because today, as you might have seen, we learned about a trove of tax to and from trump s chief of staff mark meadows, dating from election day 2020, to the last days of the trump administration. and they are among the thousands of tax that meadows voluntarily turned over to the january six committee before he abruptly stopped cooperating and then refused to testify. meadows has since been held in contempt of congress and we are s
added to the payroll. and unemployment ticked up just a hair to 6% and we are seeing massive revisions and it means employment is doing even better than we thought. good news for americans and the biden administration as well. we ll take you to the white house live once the president starts speaking about that. our eyes are on, of course, eastern europe. we have a look from fort bragg, north carolina, showing u.s. troops deploying to the region. and u.s. intelligence says russia could fabricate a pretext for an invasion of ukraine. more on all of this in members when i talk with congresswoman miki sherrill. you don t want to miss that conversation. and you thought that was all this hour? we just got news out of brunswick, georgia in the last hour regarding the men convicted of murdering ahmaud arbery. the hate crimes trial against them is moving full steam ahead. we re going to be covering that as well. we re going to start this hour with those higher-than-expected jobs numbe
alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. the twice impeached former president already hit with two other criminal indictments, pleading not guilty. when it comes to the second federal indictment, trump refuses to remain silent. in a social media post yesterday trump threatened, in all caps, if you go after me, i m coming after you. which got a response from the special counsel s office. overnight, attorneys asked the federal judge overseeing the case to issue a protective order on trump and his legal team to limit the information they can share publicly about the case. all of this comes as trump faces a trial on four felony counts laid out in special counsel jack, smith, damning 45-page indictment. those counts include conspiracy to defraud the united states government. conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding. obstruction of an attempt to obstruct an official proceeding. conspiracy against the right to bow and to have one vote counted. that fourth cha