General, and i am i don t know. I hit something. You hit something? the shocking resolution after a republican state attorney general struck and killed a pedestrian with his car. Things haven t been straightforward by any means. In fact, some people have called you a liar. Congresswoman cori bush slept on capitol steps to fight for an eviction moratorium. She joins me tonight to talk about how the supreme court just took it away when all in starts right now. Good evening from new york. I m chris hayes. When capitol police officer michael bird you saw him here last night when he came forward in that exclusive interview with lester holt, revealed his identity as the man who shot the capitol insurrectionist ashli babbitt, he knew what he was doing. Bird already had been a target in all the places you expect. Websites catering to conspiracy theorists and those sympathetic to the insurrection and trump devotees. And they had built up this story about this savage killer cop. And race of cour
extremists in the ranks of the military. we ve got a lot to cover for you this hour. joining me now is cnn s senior political analyst kirsten powers and former top aide to paul ryan brendan buck. good to see both of you. thanks for joining. brendan, you first. the gop really is in complete disarray, some pushing these bogus lies about the insurrection, telling us not to believe what we saw with our own eyes. only a few republicans really are standing up against them. meantime, they re opposing covid relief. what message do you think this sends to the american people, brendan? well, i think they re searching for that. and i think that s one of the reasons@covid bill is so popular right now. it s one of the more popular bills major bills i ve seen come through. i think republicans woke up a little late to messaging on it and that s got them behind the 8 ball. look, there s a lot to argue the bill about and i think that there s a good argument that we spent about $4 trillion
military. we ve got a lot to cover for you this hour. joining me now is cnn s senior political analyst kirsten powers and former top aide to paul ryan brendan buck. good to see both of you. thanks for joining. brendan, you first. the gop really is in complete disarray, some pushing these bogus lies about the insurrection, telling us not to believe what we saw with our own eyes. only a few republicans really are standing up against them. meantime, they re opposing covid relief. what message do you think this sends to the american people, brendan? well, i think they re searching for that. and i think that s one of the reasons why the covid bill is so popular right now. it s one of the more popular bills major bills i ve seen come through. i think republicans woke up a little late to messaging on it and that s got them behind the 8 ball. look, there s a lot to argue the bill about and i think that there s a good argument that we spent about $4 trillion on covid so far and if
hill. our kate bennett reporting trump s stated goal barring impact from ongoing criminal investigation is to run for president again in 2024. this comes days before he is due to speak in public for the first time since being sent home from washington at the cpac conference on sunday. when i say it s going to complicate things, i want to give you an example of what i mean. watch this, when two republican leaders are asked just about the speech he plans to give this weekend. do you believe president trump or former president trump should speak at cpac this weekend? yes, he should. that s up to cpac. i ve been clear in my views about president trump. i don t believe he should be playing a role in the future of the party or the country. on that high note, thank you all very much. awkward. new details on president biden s plan for coronavirus relief, that is set for house vote tomorrow with near unanimous republican opposition. president biden is facing difficulty tryi
the capitol police since that day. it s been 50 days with no answers on that. first, though, new troubling developments in the fight against covid. researchers say they ve found a new home-grown variant right here in new york city. and others across the northeast not only is it becoming more common. this variant appears to evade at least, in part, the body s natural immune response. and the big question is how do vaccines play into all of that. let s begin there. with us is dr. ashish jha, also the dean of the brown university school of public health. good morning, dr. jha. as someone who resides in new york city, i took particular interest, obviously, looking at this. but my main concern wasn t just that it looks like it s really here. it s that it s that part of it that they think it evades our part of our body s natural immune response, and i wonder what you can tell us about that and how it relates to the vaccines. yeah, so good morning. thanks for having me on. so th