responsible for the middle east, says tonight that at four pm eastern, local time, the u. s. forces conducted airstrikes in iraq and syria against iran s islamic revolutionary guard corps and militia groups. the central command tells us that the u.s. bombers, like the one you see right here, struck more than 85 targets with more than 125 precise munitions. central command also tells us that the targets struck include command and control centers, intelligence centers, centers for rockets, missiles, and drones, and supply chain facilities where militia groups and their revolutionary guard corps sponsors. earlier tonight, nbc news briefed on this strike by president biden s national security council. here s what they told us. we don t want to see a single more strike on u.s. personnel, facilities in the region. we don t want to see a single one more. the action that we talk tonight, it s only the first of more to come meant to degrade and disrupt the capabilities of these grou
in fact, just standby for a second as we reset this news right now, it is the top of the hour, we have a team of nbc joining us from tel aviv s matt bradley. josh latter man is in london, the chief international correspondent, keir simmons is in erbil iraq. aaron gilchrist staying with us from the white house, erin, i do want you to get as much as you can so feel free if you have to walk away to get that information. keir simmons, we were just talking about this, we have more information, about the breadth of the communication involved in this strike. i want you to give me your take on this. . is this an idea to just spread it, we ve got australia, bahrain, canada, denmark, the netherlands, new zealand, and the united states involved in what aaron has just told us we re now 36 targets in 13 locations in yemen. tonight was all about yemen, your take about that, here? it sounds like, doesn t it, a bigger operation, then we ve seen with regards to yemen so far. but that co
cowering in fear, afraid of that name, afraid of saying that name. so who is going to attack? it turns out, he is attacking shawn fain, the president of the united auto workers, who is going to join us tonight. we will see what his reaction is, to donald trump oh that s great. his target. now all of that e. jean carroll energy that donald trump has is now being aimed at the president of the united auto workers. and what could go wrong lawrence? what could go wrong? i m eatery eager to see that interview. we will get to that, but first we re going to the supreme court, with historian david bite, and of course who has argued more cases before the supreme court than i have read. [laughter] that too will be a fruitful conversation. thanks. alex have a good. show thank you well most football players never play in the super bowl, as you know. the same is true for other occupations that have their version of the super bowl, from lawyers, the supreme court of th
minutes. carley: the house will start marking up articles of impeachment against alejandro mayorkas. how the migrant crisis is hurting cities like chicago. lawrence: how do you think the mayor is doing right now? this job was not cut for him. todd: a computer chip in the brain. elon musk implanted in a human patient for the first time. i checked my watch, the final hour of fox coming up. you chose to be here with us. carley: in less than two hours, house republicans are expected to begin finalizing articles of impeachment against alejandro mayorkas. in a letter to homeland security security mark green, blaming congress, but green told us it is the way around. he is the person held accountable by the people s house and senate to provide border security. he s failed to do that and subverted law with mass catch-and-release and parole that violates the law. it is like he s done the opposite. steve: this comes as scenes like this play out in border communities. doz k
this is my understanding of the history of cabinet impeachments, and it goes back to william belknap in 1876, when it was a serious thing. brendan buck, my friend, thank you for your time tonight. good to see you. that is our show for tonight, now it s time to the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening, lawrence. evenin good evening, alex. tonight s tonight, i just can t take it anymore. i have to unburden myself. republicans, the nfl and taylor swift. it s time. listen, i unburdened myself last night and almost took another pass at it today because it s so absolutely bonkers. the whole thing. it just keeps getting more insane, but i hope to make serious points within that story about the dangerous spread of this kind of insanity and what it can reach and what insanity does reach to on the republican side of politics. most republicans have none of these crazy thoughts, but the ones who do can end up being extremely dangerous. yes, insanity coupled with