the defendant s actions caused the death of mr. floyd. tonight, the lawyers have all made their cases. now the world waits as the jury of derek chauvin s peers will decide his fate. then, congresswoman ilhan omar on justice for george floyd. and why republicans are trying to distance themselves from the natiist america first caucus. and the lack of supply, the shortage of locations, the confusing rules are all in the past. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. the jury in the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is now deliberating at this moment. the city of minneapolis, the country, are now awaiting a verdict. with hundreds of people out protesting in the streets of minneapolis tonight. today, the jury heard closing arguments from the defense and the prosecution, after testimony from 45 witnesses. derek chauvin is accused of killing george floyd. the jury tasked with reaching a verdict on second degree unintentio
for george floyd, and while republicans are trying to distance themselves from the natives america first caucus. and is all american dots become eligible for a vaccine, it s no longer the lack of supply that will hurt us, but the hesitancy. the leg is, supply the shortage of locations, the confusing rules are all in the past. at one all in starts right now. good evening from new york i m chris saves. the jury in the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is now deliberating at this moment the city of minneapolis, the country are now are waiting a verdict. hundreds of people out protesting in the streets of minneapolis tonight. today the jury heard closing arm humans from the defense in the prosecution after three weeks of testimony from 45 witnesses. eric chauvin is of course accused of killing george floyd, the jury now tasked with reaching a verdict on those three charges against him. second degree and intentional murder, which currents a maximum sentenc
who were there for president biden s inauguration. that metal will be supplemented by the emergency service ribbon. if you re a d.c. guardsman who s been on duty in the city since january depicting america, you can add another metal to your chest and more may be coming. according to air force lieutenant colonel robert karp, we aren t making this it up, other federal decorations will also be considered. wow, that seems a big deal. here s some context. more than 60,000 american soldiers and marines fought on guadalcanal in the south pacific, about 15,000 died or were wounded there but not one of those got unofficial guadalcanal metal for the experience because the pentagon didn t offer it. it may have been horrible and bloody but it just didn t justify its own ribbon. guadalcanal wasn t north capitol street, the imperial japanese weren t as fanatical as trump voters, no metal. so yesterday, the war against qanon is likely to escalate intensely. march 4th would be the tet offens
if you print money like it is not worth anything, doesn t the value of the money decline? normal people have questions, but thankfully the new york times was on the seem to quell all doubt. the new york times and t biden s plan stresses jobs, biden s plan stresses jobs, roads. one of the new york times four separate front page bill, to trillion for once in a generation. ron klain, white house chief of staff, tweeted out the front page, america, let s go win the future, klain wrote. let s go win the future, america. what does that future look like? this plan, whatever its merits,e will not make your commuteoo easier. only about 5% of that 2 trillion will actually go to roads and bridges, so 5% on infrastructure, 95% on social engineering. that is what joe biden calls a once in a lifetime infrastructure bill.gi he is right about part of it, it is once-in-a-lifetime, if it passes, this generational live in a very different country. before we tell you what is in. th
plans to roll back voting laws. that s going to do it for us tonight. at least for now. now, it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening, lawrence. good evening, rachel. there was a strange development in arizona today on the house of representatives on one of these laws. republicans pulled back. they were about to vote on it, and then they pulled way from it. one report indicates they might not have the votes they need. they need every-republican vote, in that house, in order to win. the secretary of state of arizona s going to join us, later, in this hour. oh, good. to give us her read of, exactly, what happened there, and what might happen there. there is a lot weird going on, in arizona, right now, in republican politics around the vote and the election. so that s perfect timing. well done. thanks, rachel. thanks. thank you. well, today, in day four of the trial of derek chauvin, for the murder of george floyd, we heard from the emerg