military aid arriving today in kyiv. a plane load of other lethal items a javelin anti-tank missiles designed to stop russian armor. the administration today also sought to reassure allies like germany which relies on moscow for natural gas, announcing it s working with other suppliers to cushion the blow if russia cuts them off. it also issued this warning to belarus, ukraine s unfriendly neighbor and putin s ally to the north. just as we have been clear with the russian federation about the severe cost that would befall them were this to move forward, in recent days we have also made clear to belarus that if it allows its territory to be used for an attack on ukraine, it would face a swift and decisive response from the united states and our allies and partners. as for the view from ukraine, one source close to leadership tells cnn, the threat is from russia is, quote, depreciation, but not imminent, end quote, with more than 120,000 russian troops on the border, the da
public. the other developments that relate to all this january 6th business is the committee now scouring those trump documents that he failed to hide, losing at the supreme court. it was just last week. it was just last week that the supreme court handed down that big 8-1 decision, a stinging rebuke for trump. for people who say how does this all work, does any of it matter? the rule of law is holding. days later the committee is receiving and processing what looks to be about 770 pages of once secret documents from inside the inner sanctum and the upper levels of the trump white house. what s in there? the short answer is we don t have all the texts yet, but we do have reporting on some of the examples, the categories. meeting notes at the time they were preparing for january 6th, drafts of the actual january 6th speech which could be incriminating. we know trump wanted to hide it, as well as high level correspondence, that could be emails, notes, from then white house chie
figure volunteers for a committee interview. plus, senator chris murphy on where america stands as a russian threat to ukraine continues and how donald trump s chosen governor virginia is already doing his best to make his boss proud. glenn gets in there, virginia to lower taxes to all the things that we want a governor to do. all in starts right now. good evening from new york i m chris hayes the anti-vaccine movement has been coming out in washington, d.c., this weekend as almost 2000 americans are still dying every single day from covid. and all data we have access to says the vast overwhelming of geordie of them are unvaccinated several. thousand people showed up to the march from the washington monument, the lincoln memorial, with a call to defeat the mandates and america homecoming. the parallel conspiracy theory that crosses ideological lines with both the right and the last. speakers of the rallies range from two of course members of america s most famous dem
of the presidential race. go talk to meadows. got a dubious tip about voter fraud? go talk to meadows. found an outlandish twitter thread about voter rigging, go talk to meadows. meadows refers to mark meadows, former president trump s chief of staff, who is facing possible contempt charges. records of his possible communications with others are now under intense scrutiny. last week, the january 6th praenld out some of meadows text messages and revealed that some came from unnamed members of congress. here s what one of them said. yesterday, january 6th was a terrible day. we tried everything we could in our objection to the six states. i m sorry nothing worked. on this show yesterday, donald trump s former personal attorney and fixer michael cohen weighed in on meadows text messages. i think mark meadows is the dumbest a-hole on the hill, to be very honest with you. i m watching and i m seeing these 9,000 texts, e-mails, from who-to-who-to-who, and i wonder i know for
still, covid is once again dominating our daily lives. schools, sports, work, all face this uncertain future. colleges are sending students home. more and more companies are delaying the return to the office. the nba and nfl rolling out new safety measures and cancelling games. even secretary of state anthony blinken cut his trip to southeast asia short after a journalist on the trip tested positive for covid. five months ago president biden said the virus no longer controls our lives. now people everywhere are lining up to be tested before joining family for the holidays. and to be clear, that s a good thing. new projections show winter holiday travel is about to roar back, so people should get tested. aaa estimates that more than 109 million americans will travel during the week between christmas and new year s. a number approaching the pre-pandemic record. and after sacrificing so much for so long, people want to be together again. it s understandable, but the reality