convention in milwaukee. it s the third time he s been chosen as the standard bearerfor his party, but now, more than ever, he is at the zenith of his popularity. the image from saturday of the former president, fist held high, blood dripping from his ear, reinforces within the republican base the belief that their man is a fighter. everything they believe joe biden is not. and just hours ahead of this appearance on stage tonight, his position was further strengthened by a districtjudge in florida, who threw out one of two federal cases he was facing, the classified documents case that many thought was the strongest of the four. total vindication, says trump, that the investigation was a political witchunt all along. he could not have scripted it better. in the last few minutes, the roll call of the delegates who will nominate donald trump as their candidate has got under way, state by state. remember, the former president clinched the nomination in march, having amassed the
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the south, two historic flooding in the northeast. two fires out of control in the. west the desperate need to climate prove american infrastructure. plus the schools risking it all in florida. to try to protect kids from covid. when all in starts now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. in the dead of night, they did it in the dead of night. five republican supreme court justices, including three appointed by donald trump, a man who lost the popular vote in 2016, by neither 3 million votes. they destroyed the woman s right to bodily autonomy and reproductive choice. first in the state of texas, who knows what s next. and they did it shortly before midnight. with no big public announcement. with an order that is barely more than a page long. i am struggling to come up with the proper words to describe to you, how both cynically reckless and contemptuous the actions of the court were last night. it was essentially a middle finger, from those five justices. as if to sa
from congresswoman into taxpayer larry kudlow is here. john: will begin the tug-of-war over legislation. democrats abandon the state capital on sunday effectively blocking at least for now. welcome for a tuesday edition of america reports. sandra: governor abbott announcing he will call a special session to finish the job which will happen as early as this week. republicans say legislation is necessary to ensure voting integrity after combat of 2020 election cycle. democrats claim the bills of ports voter suppression. john: we will hear from our political panel later on. what is the latest from there? texas governor greg abbott said that he expects legislature here to have it worked out by the time they return for that special session. now, when is that going to be? there s a pretty special session on the calendar in the fall. we talked to the governor s office in the fall and if this issue would be added to the agenda. the governor not giving a timeline. the democr