A new documentary reveals just how much we still dont know. One of the select committee members, Congressman Jamie Raskin joins me tonight. The 15 Page Indictment lace out tax fraud. As Climate Change gets cut from the bipartisan bill, Exxon Lobbyist reveals just who hes talking to. Joe manchin, i talk to his office every week. He is the King Maker and hes not shy about sort of staking his claim early and completely changing the debate. All in starts right now. Good evening from New York. Im chris hayes. It has been a very, very News Day on this july 1st. Lots of moving pieces. Today has shown above all else a big take away from today. What unifies The American right in this moment and why it is so dangerous, although we should start with one of the big Headlines Today which is about disunity among republicans, of which there is also funding. Liz cheney of wyoming, conservative royalty, Super Conservative by every voting metric, has one fault in the eyes of her fellow conservatives tha
Poppy harlow. On this new day, Breaking News from afghanistan. U. S. Forces pulling out of Bagram Airbase, as americas longest war nears its end. Donald trumps Namesake Business facing a sweeping indictment on tax crimes. Are more charges coming . A new report showing muchneeded repairs were stalled at the surfside condo, just months before it collapsed. And as the nation celebrates the Fourth Of July weekend, will the Rapidlyspreading Coronavirus Variant derail your plans . All right. Welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. It is friday, july 2nd. And breaking overnight, a giant step toward ending americas longest war. The last u. S. Troops at Bagram Airbase in afghanistan have now departed. Handing control of the sprawling compound, which was really once the epicenter of u. S. Power there, to afghan security forces. This comes, as the full withdrawal from the country is nearly complete. And a major concern, of course, is what is the united states leaving
Desantis And local leaders as well as local And federal leaders put politics aside in the aftermath of last weeks deadly condo collapse. Good Morning And Welcome to Morning Joe its friday, July 2nd. Along with willie And me we have msnbc political analyst claire mckasskill, eugene robinson, And white House Reporter for the Associated Press, jonathan lemire. Mika has the morning off. That was a nice moment. Weve seen a few moments. We never want to overread into these moments And if we do, we certainly will hear about it, people suggesting that were somehow hopelessly naive. But it is important for americans, it is important for the world to see the president And the governor of florida sitting down, being polite with Each Other, agreeing with Each Other that theyre on the same team, that theyre working together to alleviate the terrible pain, the terrible suffering that these families are going through in florida. We also saw it earlier this week when we saw Mitch Mcconnell, yes, Mitch
Slave. He is of course one of the greatest americans of all time. His Auto Biographies about life as a slave and his struggle to become free, in addition to everything else he did in his life, those written works are some of the most influential written american accounts of anything on any subject. In narrative of the life, which is the most widely read of the three of his three autobio graphical accounts but also in the subsequent ones he wrote as well including the next one by bondage and my freedom, one of the most harrowing things he describes about his life is a yearlong period where the man who owned him as a slave decided that young Frederick Douglas was encourageable. He decided that Frederick Douglas needed, in effect, to be tamed, to be broken. And so he shipped Frederick Douglas off to a man literally known as a Slave Breaker. The Slave Breaker was named Edward Covey, covey. This is part of how Frederick Douglas describes him. He says, quote, i have now lived with him, meani
Tamed, to be broken. So he shipped Frederick Douglass Off Go A Man literally known as a Slave Breaker. The Slave Breaker was named Edward Covey, covey. This is part of how Frederick Douglass describes him. He says, quote, i have now lived with him, meaning his Slave Owner, nearly nine months, and he had given me a number of severe whippings, without any visible improvement in my character or any conduct. Now he was resolved to put me out as he said, quote, to be broken. There was in the Bay Side a man named Edward Covey, who enjoyed the execrated reputation of being a first Rate Hand at breaking young negroes. Breaking. Frederick does las then goes on in chapter after chapter after chapter in this autobiography. Chapter in this autobiography. Look at this. The experience. You know, Coveys Manner of proceeding to whip. Chapter after chapter after chapter he describes this experience, the way that Edward Covey tortured him and beat him nearly to death and worked him nearly to death all t