Constitution. Its a recurring theme of political debate across the centuries. Its a recurring theme. The very wealthy should pay a fair share. Corporations should pay a fair share. I hope they dont raise your taxes, but if they do, i told you so. Its the one issue People Today could have a conversation with people in the colonial era and see philosophical currents flowing all the way through. To understand American History is too. [inaudible] hello im bret baer. My latest Fox Nation Project is the second in our series of unauthorized histories. This time a new Fivepart Documentary that explores how taxes have shaped america from the Boston Tea partyam to today. Our story is an Epic Tale about money, power and ultimately your basic freedom, rights and obligations. We begin, long before the American Revolution on a June Day in an open field 20 miles outside the City Of London in the year 1215. The Magna Carta is regarded as one of the most consequential documents in history. It eventuall
Limits on the justices, are on the table as a president ial commission examines the impact of the changes that could be raised to current conservative majority. They are going to report back here within 180 days. Before the election democrats really didnt want to go there. Should democratS Pack the Supreme Court . This was as close as biting god . Ive already spoken, im not a fan of Court Packing. Now that they are the White House the administration is asking 36 as experts to study the effects of expanding the Supreme Court and filling new seats would liberal justices, Something Biden did not like as a senator in 1983. He said he thought that Court Packing was the Boneheaded Idea when fdr tried it. It was a Boneheaded Idea. It was a terrible mistake to make. So why should he do it now if it is a good idea . So the panel is being asked to do a number of steps, including the pros and cons on exactly that issue. They will also be were looking at the Courts Rule on the constitutional syste
find out whoever is responsible for pulling the trigger. now, why he had haven t arrested anyone, witnesses reportedly identified that someone that they believe is the suspect, possibly an employee at a nearby cabinet business. at the moment police are only saying multiple people shot and have not made any reference to any death. but, again, this is a developing situation. it s all unfolding in bryan, texas, which is about 100 miles northwest of houston, right near texas a&m university. investigators say the shots were reported right around 2:30 local time, reportedly near that cabinet business. there are still a lot of police officers on scene trying to get a grasp of exactly what happened. some local journalists on the ground have reported as many as six victims, some in critical condition. right now a lot of the guys are down there. they are being interviewed about what took place. the employees? employees. yeah a lot of employees are down there. working through that
agents provocateurs, fake trump protesters and a disappointed bunch of attackers. how a gun fetish is a statement of movements. plus the ongoing nightmare in texas and what we re now learning about tiger woods after a horrible car accident this morning. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. for most of today as you might imagine, we have been following one breaking news story, the serious car accident involving golf legend tiger woods. according to officials, woods was involved in a single vehicle rollover collision around 7:00 a.m. pacific time. he was extracted from the wreck and taken to the hospital. at a press conference a little while ago, the l.a. county sheriff said woods was conscious when rescue workers arrived and there is no evidence of impairment at this time. he said woods may have been going at a greater speed than normal. there were no skid marks. the vehicle traveled several hundred feet, making contact with the center
multiple leg injuries and was undergoing surgery. we re awaiting word on exactly how this happened. obviously we ll keep you updated with any new details. the other major story today comes to us from washington, d.c., where 48 days since the insurrectionist attack on the capitol that led to the death of three police officers we had our first public accounting of the security preparations and failures of one of the most significant historical dates in modern american history. until this point, we had heard nothing from the people responsible for defending the capitol on that day. but today the acting chief of the metropolitan police department, former u.s. capitol police chief of the former senate sergeant-at-arms and the former house sergeant at arms all testified before a joint senate committee hearing. those last three men all resigned following the attack. coming into this hearing we did not have consensus on the timeline of events or during the attack and we do not have o