microsoft says that the it chaos caused by a flawed update rolled out by the cybersecurity firm crowdstrike affected 8.5 million windows devices. with thousands of flights cancelled, and banking, healthcare, and businesses all affected, we look at what happened in this special programme the worldwide computer crash. so, people are tired. they ve been handing out water. the boards don t really say anything. thousands of flights cancelled. due to the outage my credit card system isn t working. payment systems down. around the globe, remember, this could cost billions. i mean, even trillions if it keeps going on like this. if we look at the scale of the impact, it s gigantic. i was told that the system is down all over the country as well. - appointments cancelled. computer systems in turmoil. many people saying this is potentially the biggest it outage that we have seen, probably in the last 25, 30 years. of course, the first thing you think is, is this the big cyberattack th
week after the attempt on his life at another rally. and president biden promises he will return to the campaign trail even as pressure mounts within his own party for him to step aside. congresswoman jennifer mcclellan is here to discuss what happens next. jd who? why the republican vice president nominee might be more radical than trump. and read the find print. what project 2025 could mean for americans. michael harriet read all 900 pages and delivers his findings. i m jonathan capehart and this is the saturday show. at this hour we are watching two major stories unfold. within the last hour, donald trump started speaking at a rally in grand rapids michigan the critical battleground state of michigan. his first campaign rally since he was wounded in an assassination attempt exactly one week ago tonight. and his first since accepting the republican party s nomination on thursday. here s what he had to say about both of those moments. let me begin this evening with
decision like that without talking to his colleagues, knowing the impact of what he would be doing. but is there something larger here? there is a report out tonight that s other that other democrats were preparing tomorrow to do similar things, but we are stuck in a standoff. michael schmidt, thank you for joining us tonight, that is the show for this evening, now it is time for last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening. at the end of that press conference, i really had to wonder, why aren t they doing a lot more of these? that is about as comfortable as he is going to get in terms of dealing with the reporters and being in his subject expertise territory. it just made me wonder, why haven t we seen that more often? well, there were moments where it looked like he might have been enjoying himself a little bit. yes, and we are going to show some of those during this hour. thank you, alex. there has been a lot of speculation in the news media about something the
that does it for me. the rachel maddow show with my friendally velshi in for rachel is next. normally i m handing off to you. it s like you ve moved to the other side of the street. nice of you. have a good evening. have a great show. thanks for joining us. rachel has the night off, and i hope you had a great and restful fourth of july weekend even though it was a little weird this weekend. hard to rejoin normal life after a long weekend. it s hard to return to work after a little time away, especially if you know that there s some project or issue at work that you re going to have to deal with as soon as you get back. for instance, say you re a democratic lawmaker returning to capitol hill today for the first time since president biden s debate performance sent the democratic party into a panic. here s nbc news audio of the moment that the senate democratic leader chuck schumer arrived at capitol hill this afternoon. you ll note that he doesn t let the waiting re
it is good to be back with you on this second hour of chris jansing reports. at this hour, we re standing by for two big live events. first, senate democrats are about to address the cameras after a consequential day of closed door meetings debating the viability of joe biden s candidacy. can they come together with the presidency on the line? we re also watching the white house where the briefing should start any minute now ahead of a major appearance by the president at the nato summit. how a celebration of the alliance became a high stakes test of his fitness to serve. and out west, firefighters racing to contain a wildfire that continues to threaten michael jackson s former never land ranch. and just moments from now, the court will continue in the trial of bob mendez. can they rebuff the prosecution s argument that he sold the power of his office for cash and bribes? we begin with ali vitali on capitol hill where congressional democrats have been huddling about what