described as ordinary americans. there s no such thing. there s nothing ordinary about them. the people we lost were extraordinary. they span generations. born in america, emigrated to america. but just like that, so many of them took their final breath alone in america. i know, all too well, i know what it s like to not be there when it happens. i know what it s like when you are there, holding their hands. as they look in your eye and they slip away. the president, tonight, and to put it in perspective. he took office with fatalities having just crossed 400,000. nearly 100,000 lives have been lost, since then. a quarter million, in the last three months. 500,000-plus, in about a year. and though, there are any number of ways of expressing these awful figures. whether it s so many football stadiums, this many towns, this city or that. or these wars, combined. it boils down to this. by now, we all know someone who grieves. or worse, someone who s gone. and while, whatever s
house impeachment manager joe neguse on his covert appeal to mitch mcconnell. and as vaccinations ramp up, why the people that need it most are still getting the least, when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. the central truth about american political life, our shared collective life at this moment, as we move into the biden years, is that a huge portion of the country, tens of millions of people is being lied to constantly. and that those lies have extremely dangerous material consequences. we ve just seen the results of that with the second impeachment of donald trump following the insurrection. new polling out today from morning consult and politico conducted after the conclusion of the impeachment trial this weekend shows that just 27% of republicans think donald trump is at least somewhat responsible for the attack on the capitol and 46% of republicans think joe biden holds some responsibility. politicians on the right and cynical m
progress is being made on a coronavirus relief. so this has for a shorter period of time. that s okay now because we have a new president. he takes in for a touchdown. fall in love with me this christmas steve: well, they officially lit the christmas tree last night on tv. you are looking at it live on 48th and sixth avenue it. is freezing outside. 32 degrees here in new york city on this december 7th 2020, 70 years ago today the attack on pearl harbor. ainsley: yes, it was. thank you to all of you who served our you great country. this weekend saturday night was the rally. president trump was in georgia and then last night was the debate. so lots of politics over the weekend, brian. brian: i taped it all and, again, length me his vcr. steve: it s a beta max. brian: my bad. i feel really prepared for the show for a incorporate challenge. jillian mele is live in atlanta as the georgia senate candidates take the stage ahead of georgia s run off elections. jillian, you d
the former president s chief of staff a no-show at the january 6th committee, showing up on trump tv instead. i m not aware of anybody in the west wing that had any advance knowledge that the security was going to be breached at the capitol. tonight, the push to hold mark meadows in contempt. and new details about the white house plans for january 6th. then senator, could you please just allow her an opportunity to respond? could you please stop your pattern of interrupting me repeatedly? how biden nominees were held hostage because tom cotton wanted an apology. the right-wing plan to turn clean energy into the new critical race theory. good news about boosters and the latest variant. when you get a booster, you dramatically increase the level of projected protection. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. today the january 6th committee announced it is moving forward with criminal contempt proceedings against mark mead
do you buy what right now seems to be a problem with inflation and is an administration that is overwhelmed trying to deal with it? welcome, even, i m neil cavuto. so good to be back in our new york studios as we take a look at what s going on with an economy and a nation certainly coming back, and that s part of the surge in activity that has also, quince dentally, led to a surge in prices. but could all this government spending be compounding the problem and all of what you are seeing, seven-year highs this gas prices at the pump and now expectations those prices could go still higher? so, obviously, we passed the transitory thing. this is not just a short-lived issue, this is a real and live, ever-present issue. let s get the latest from mark meredith at the white house. mark. reporter: neil, good morning to you. well, it s too soon to tell whether or not the president is going to have history repeated for him. however, he is facing a lot of headwinds especially when it