headquarters in new york. welcome everyone to alex witt reports. developing this hour a major week ahead in the georgia election case. former president donald trump and his 18 codefendants are due to be arraigned. trump and 11 codefendants have waived the need to appear in person, but we ll be watching for the six others who have yet to do so, including mark meadows, since they could be televised life. we could also see the release of the fulton county special grand jury report by the end of this week which has been at the center of d.a. fani willis investigation. now, despite legal troubles, trump is dominating the gop primary, leading in a new poll by 46 points. earlier today, republican governor chris sununu said the former presidents rivals need to hit him harder. i think they have to be a little tougher on trump. chris christie goes nuclear on him, god bless christy, he does a great job with that. he exposes a lot of that, which i think is important. i think what we
you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome everyone to alex witt reports. we have this sad breaking news. former new mexico governor, former u.s. ambassador to the machinations bill richardson has died at the age of 75. my colleague nbc s julie tsirkin is joining me now to look back on richer since five decades of admirable public service. alex. he was a frequent guest, not only of your show but on our platform. always bringing his thoughtful insights and his decades of experience not only as a congressman of six terms serving in the u.s. house, but also serving under the clinton administration as energy secretary, being thrust into the world of diplomatic relations when clinton nominated him to be u.s. ambassador to the united nations. but he also served as governor for two terms in new mexico. senator ben ray lujan says he took over the seat that richardson once held in the house, releasing a statement saying quote, he was trusted to handle some of the mo
lack thereof warrant action by the prosecuting attorney oversight commission. tonight, new developments in georgia, where trump has now entered a plea. then american citizens are storming the capitol this is such history. a dramatic sentence in game four to trump footsoldiers convicted of seditious conspiracy. plus what was jared kushner doing in the middle east? i ve been vocal, i think, that what kushner did crossed the line of ethics. jamie raskin on his renewed push to investigate the grifting trump family. and why new financial disclosures from supreme justice clarence thomas will make the controversy over his billionaire patrons go away. dude, i like to keep that friendship. we [laughter] when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. the front runner for the republican presidential nomination is facing an existential threat to his personal freedom and his explicit goal and the goal of the party he commands people met of
american citizens are storming the capitol. this is such history! a dramatic sentence in game four to trump footsoldiers convicted of seditious conspiracy. plus what was jared kushner doing in the middle east? i ve been vocal, i think, that what kushner did crossed the line of ethics. jamie raskin on his renewed push to investigate the grifting trump family. and, why new financial disclosures from supreme justice clarence thomas won t make the controversy over his billionaire patrons go away. dude, i d like to keep that friendship. [laughter] when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. the front runner for the republican presidential nomination is facing an existential threat to his personal freedom and his explicit goal, and the goal of the party he commands, to keep him out of prison and to end american democracy as we know it. but today we saw another demonstration that there are limits to just how far he can bully republican
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