as an academic. combination of systemic racism and misogyny. right here on msnbc that is tonight s last word. new fundraising numbers revealed the donald trump campaign and the republican national committee pulled ahead on biden in the last quarter. he s using his legal challenges on the campaign trail. the race to be his running mate narrowed to two men. marco rubio is still in contention. doug berg i m argues more balance between the two wings of the republican party. is anybody going to watch the debate? joe biden has a more traditional way. donald trump likes to do it by the seat of his pants. he is just a horrible, horrible president. the debate will show the contrast between the current president who works for the american people. and a former president who spends full-time fighting for himself. good evening, once again. welcome to the nightcap and i hope your seatbelts are on. we are just 137 days away from the election. the first day of summer and
versus nixon. when the decision came it came with maximum impact. one decision, unanimous, by the chief justice. tonight, the inexcusable weight for a trump immunity decision from the supreme court. then they are great people. great people with a great reputation, i have to say. one of the presidents big evangelical boosters resigns after admitting he abused a 12- year-old girl. plus i think you will get a higher vote than any republican since eisenhower. those are winning numbers. those are numbers that say donald trump will be the next president of the united states. fox news priming the pump for another stolen election conspiracy. and as trump once again attacks vaccines day when you come to the rally as with any event you assume a personal risk. a reminder of the deadly superspreader rally four years ago, when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. it is that time of year when donald trump s right wing supreme court
governor wes moore. why he issued a pardon for thousands of marijuana convictions. and the nation s top doctor calls for tobacco style warning labels on social media. his urgent health alert as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. good monday evening once again. i m stephanie ruhle and we are now 141 days away from the election. and president biden s campaign is putting donald trump s criminal conviction and his other legal problems front and center. in the courtroom we see donald trump for who he is. he s been convicted of 34 felonies, found liable for sexual assault, and he committed financial fraud. meanwhile, joe biden has been working, lowering healthcare costs and making big corporations pay their fair share. this election is between a convicted criminal, who is only out for himself, and a president who s fighting for your family. i m joe biden and i approve this message. that ad is part of a new $50 million pushed by the campaign. it could be a p
this kind of extreme measure. let s not forget our shared humanity and our share faiths. right. that s part of the american contract. it s great to get your perspective on this very difficult issue. s that the show for tonight. now we go to alex warren. we re going to be joined by a former clerk of samuel alito who says justice alito should recuse himself from the trump cases. that former clerk is going to join us to make his case. i am looking forward to hear that clerk s story on something i agree with. the breaking defendant trump news of the night is that donald trump has to give up his guns. donald trump who has had bodyguards for many many years before he had secret service protection, never had any rational reason to carry or even possess a firearm but like many people, who hope that a handgun might make them feel, i don t know, more like a man. donald trump owns three handguns. and he obtained a license to carry a concealed handgun. a license that the new york
The fisa warrants . The concern grows out of the fact the failures in information that should have been given wasnt given and the question being what was the intent . What was the motivation and what we have determined was we could not definitively say what the motivation was. Are these pretty smart people come up fairly well educated . Well, well educated. I was going to say. They have law degrees, right . At least some of them do. So for people at this level of the organization . To be clear, the stuff that didnt happen on the view was basic staff. You didnt need to be deeply experienced fbi agent to be able to do with the right way. That is my point. Wouldnt you say that would be Muscle Memory for people going through this process to know that they have an obligation to go through that . They clearly should have. So wouldnt it be reasonable if they didnt call you cant answer this question but to me, it seems have something a standard at that process for you go to fisa court, to not