tonight on all in. i can go up and say to anybody, and thank you for the victories, wonderful. i can go up and say, who the hell was the impostor? an angry screed in victory. but the only person more angry than, say, me, but i don t get too angry, i get even. from a frontrunner self identifying as a bad apple. we call it the rogue cop. the bad apple. and perhaps you ll have that also with president. tonight, the case for more media coverage of donald trump. then. we are the last ones standing next to donald trump. the criminal justice case for nikki haley s enduring campaign. plus donald trump is a scab. as labor united behind joe biden, why aren t we hearing what a second trump term would mean for you? frankly i think they should pull the abortion pill off the market and demand - [applause] that the law is properly enforced. when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. we re through the iowa caucus and as of last
welcome back. it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific, i m ana cabrera in for jose diaz-balart. moments from now, president biden set to leave the white house on his way to pennsylvania where he ll give his first campaign speech of the year. meanwhile, the republican candidates are going all in, in iowa, with just ten days left until the iowa caucuses. overseas, israel outlines its plans for the next stage of the war against hamas as secretary of state antony blinken heads to the region for the fourth time in three months. back at home, a monster winter storm barreling toward the east coast, impacting tens of millions of people. we ll tell you which areas could see up to ten inches of snow. great to have you with us. it s just 11:01 now. we begin this hour with the 2024 race for the white house, and ahead of the third anniversary of the january 6th insurrection at the u.s. capitol, two presidents, past and present, are offering two very different versions for the fu
Facing a potential revolt from his farright flank over his plan to bring three different foreign aid bills to the floor this weekend . Its a move his fiercest critics say, could ultimately cost him the speakership. But Speaker Johnson tells me hes not worried about what could happen. Hes going to do what he thinks is right. Even if the bill gets democratic votes this is very simple. Im operating with the smallest margin in us story. I have a o ve margin oy. So in order to getomhing into this underlying package, we have to havthe tes in the orida pass aule. I dont ha all mrepublicans who agree on that ru. And a rule on the floor or is that it requires a couple of democrats ls Speaker Johnson explaining why there isnt. A tougher border measures this legislation as many House Republicans want there to be coming up anjust moments. E of those republicans, coressman chip roy of texas, is goi to ta to ushe said today hes passed the point of giving gra to the speaker. Whats hiresponse to what
department as a personal police force to pursue his critics and political enemies. here s what he said about it in an interview with uni vision last night. i could certainly happen in reverse. it could certainly happen in reverse. what they ve done is they ve released the genie out of the box, you understand that, they ve done something that nobody thought would happen. if i happen to be president and i see somebody who s doing well and beating me very badly i say, go down and indict them, mostly that would be, you know, they would be out of business, they d be out. they d be out of the election. it s all out loud now. so out loud that in a statement, a spokesperson for the trump campaign sought to walk it back and clarify trump s remarks saying the ex-president was simply highlighting the dangerous example president joe biden is setting which only makes sense if you say his conspiracy theory that the work of joe biden and not the end result of years of investigation
problem, repuicans, though, sticking to the talking points largely. aali and mike memoli, thank you. turning now to our other top story, brand-new jobs report released shows the economy added 216,000 jobs in december. surpassing expectations the unemployment rate holng at 3.7%. by race, the rates ticked upwards. black and asian jobless rates decreased. the white house just releasing a statement that reads in part, quote, this morning s report confirms that 2023 was a great year for american workers. let s bring in cnbc s dominic chu. dom, what is your read on all of this and how are the markets reacting to these numbers? so, ana, thiss reinforcing this idea that therican economy is generally still okay the jobs report sho that things are still relativy strong. but wall street is treating this more as a mixed report. the headline jobs number as you point out handily topping the economists estimates. at the same time, the prior two