descend on the state capitol today. joining me now, live from the march, former congressman from texas, beto o rourke, and co-chairman of the poor people s campaign, bishop william barber. bishop william barber is also the author of we are called to be a movement. gentlemen, thank you both for being here. i want to tell our viewers that you are about a mile i understand, a mile from the state capitol, with marchers gathered behind you. beto, let me start with you. and just get your sense of the mood, the mood there among the marchers, heading to the state capitol, demanding that their right to vote be respected and protected. reporter: there is a lot of energy, there s a lot of power here, there s a lot of strength where we are right now in austin. as we make our way to the state capitol, where we re urging people to join us there at 10:00 a.m. this morning. they re going to hear from bishop barber, the poor people s campaign, allied organizations. and at the end of the
among nats fans they they don t pay the way they should. but we ll take it, charles schwabber. he is on the injured list and probably will be for a couple more weeks. that s as seen by the sox as an effort to match what the yankees have done, picking up gal low and rizzo. but the big trade not official yet, but rumors the nats are close to sending max scherzer and tray turner both of them to an already loaded dodgers team. that s going to be tough. going to be very tough. we ll see what happens. hopefully the red sox will do better than last night. but the red sox, it was the red sox and the yankees last night, lost by a combined like 27-1, something like that. so better days ahead. let s hope. yeah, let s hope. let s get to the headlines this morning. faced with a surging number of coronavirus cases, president biden has announced sweeping new requirements for millions of federal workers. under the new policy, federal government employees and members of the military wil
greg, you should get that rash checked out is what the hell s article race theory on why are we forcing it on everyone s throat ? like butter at brian stelter s dinner table, it s spreading everywhere. from classrooms to human resource departments, look under a rock and there it is, right next to joy behar. it s even infected our military. now come the military used up two objectives. kill the bad guys come and blow their stuff. to that we ve added a third, understand white rage. on the issue of critical race theory, i do think it s important, actually, for those of us in uniform to be open minded and be widely read, and it is important that we train and we understand i want to understand white rage, and i m white and i want to understand it. what is it that caused thousands of people to assault this building and try to overturn the constitution of the united states of america? and i personally find it offensive that we are accusing the united states military, our gene
gay player sharing his story and pledging to help the lgbtq community in a major way. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is tuesday, june 22nd. free and fair elections and president biden s agenda to a certain extent on the line today when the senate votes on the for the people act. republicans are pledging unified opposition and the measure is certain to fail without 60 votes. the question is can it get 50 democrats. president biden meeting privately on monday with two moderate democrats who may hold the key to getting to 50 and also to the entire biden agenda at this point, senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. as of last night manchin says he does not know they will vote to advance the elections overhaul bill that s as you works to negotiate changes with fellow democrats. so if the democrats stick together with 50 votes and that s really a big if here, this could ramp up pressure on the filibuster to address not only voting ri
indictment means for the political party that donald trump still holds. there was nothing that happened at the trump organization that did not go through mr. trump with his approval. plus where we stand as a nation one year after the murder of george floyd, with jemele hill and adam serwer. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. a huge new story out of the washington post. a manhattan district attorney has convened a grand jury that will hear evidence in the criminal case against donald trump. that grand jury is expected to decide whether or not to indict the twice impeached ex-president. that is familiar to two people familiar with the investigation. the move has moved an advanced stage after two years. the post reports it suggests that he believes he has found evidence of a crime, if not by crime, than someone close to him or his company. they will hear from witnesses and if the prosecutors choose, ask for an indictment. they are unlik