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think its gonna happen. all i can say is strap in. >> steve bannon is found guilty of contempt of congress. plus, new research suggesting the january 6th hearings may be sinking in with trump supporters. new details on the criminal investigation of the secret service. former senator al franken on josh hawleys sprint to safety. george conway on the doj indicting steve bannon. when this extended special edition of all in starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening from new york. im chr...

Think its gonna happen. all i can say is strap in. >> steve bannon is found guilty of contempt of congress. plus, new research suggesting the january 6th hearings may be sinking in with trump supporters. new details on the criminal investigation of the secret service. former senator al franken on josh hawleys sprint to safety. george conway on the doj indicting steve bannon. when this extended special edition of all in starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening from new york. im chris hayes. ...

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Just remember him talking and me listening. hed say, i got it, all right, and just put it on you. it danced with you. thats it. his clothes danced with you. we were joined at the hip from then on. it was like my dad in a way because when i was a little girl, my father would give me five costumes every year, and it was a dress from an american in paris. and perfectly made. exactly like for the ladies. and i guess i got into appreciating how clothes could change the way you felt. >> she dressed on...

>> fabric to halston was like clay to a sculptor. he knew how to use it. and everything was cut on the bias so it spiralled. >> basically, bias is cutting fabric on an oblique or 45-degree angle. fabric is usually cut on the straight grain. if youve ever cut anything on the buyias the bias, it flows over the body. >> its very hard to sew. its very hard to control. >> he would throw a piece of fabric on the floor, cut through it, pick it up, throw it on you, and then it was a dress. >> thats geni...

♪ who cares for fame and fortune ♪ ♪ their onyre only passing thi♪ ♪ but the touch of your lips on mine ♪ >> id like to go back in time a little bit to just how you started. i know that you started with hats and worked your way -- >> oh, i -- >> are we going to move this? please let me know these things. are we rolling? >> am i -- okay, i dont mind it being a little dishevelled. okay, thanks. halston was the custom milliner at bergdorf. we lived around the corner from each other, so ...

The architect was paul rudolph, and the day i saw it, i bought it. its the only real modern house built in the city of new york since the second world war. its like living in a three-dimensional sculpture. >> when i was hired by norton simon, of course i had to meet halston. so i went to his townhouse, and he showed me through the whole thing. he was clearly delighted with his new toy, and i was terribly impressed. i remember saying to him, im going to enjoy making money for you, halston, becaus...

Fancy clothes and dressing all the stars and now a larger public dressing america really. >> he said he would design it. he designed it. everybody, of course, wanted a piece of it. the guy who made scarves wanted halston scarves. the guy who made shoes wanted halston shoes. that was going on. >> jcpenney is an organization that is so vast. its not like one person oversees the whole thing. so talk about cultures, different cultures, completely. >> when i got involved in it, i thought oh, boy, the...

>> didnt you run into some trouble with bergdorf who was -- >> oh, not at all. no, i dont think so. you know, bergdorf -- i wish them well. i started my career at bergdorf and helped to make bergdorf famous. bergdorf is a rather small account compared to all america. >> he was very upset. he didnt understand it, also shocked over the fact that that could happen that quickly. >> did bergdorf goodman drop your line because you went to penneys? >> they i think felt threatened. but i think theres a ...

>> [ spoking foreign language ]. voila. >> i thought this is fun. clothes had to be made for me similar to what he wears. my wife, my kids are getting all these clothes. and then one day, he introduces me to liza minnelli. i said you know, this is -- the hell with business. this is great. you know, this is the way to live. >> we had budget meetings, and apparently theirs was a disaster. carl was not doing what we agreed to. im at the top. and i dont care whats happening in the engine room. i kno...