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To lose. democrats cant survive unless people learn how to lose elections. if you look at the transfer of power that took place in germany after merkels years in office, they gave a first bump and that is the end of it. that is a simple process. that is necessary for democracy to survive. if youre in a situation where one party doesnt accept election results and they go after the validity, it encourages further attacks on the democracy. it makes me nervous how democrats respond in the future, if...

>> it is orwellian to suggest that were going to deal with these huge lines of tests. weve got people waiting hours all over the state, and were going to unwind it. we dont need to unwind testing. we need to remove ron desantis. >> it seems his opponents have a strong case for that. daniel, dr. bernard ashby, thank you very much. that is tonights reidout. all in with chris hayes starts now. tonight on "all in". >> members of his staff were pleading with him to go on television to tell people t...

Conference filled with the stuff he has been spewing out this past year for anybody who would linen television from the dining room at mar-a-lago? >> there are a lot of evidence that when many countries suffer occasional assaults on democracy, coup attempts and the like. when political leaders rally behind democracy, forcefully, publicly denounce the assault on democracy and line up behind the democratic government, the result is that the public accepts a single history and accepts that this beh...

Read. >> daniel, the fact that we dont have a shared view of january 6th in this country, that there are still -- you know, you look at the polls of -- among republicans about the acceptance of the idea of political violence being justified in some cases, about who was involved in january 6th, what was actually behind it, its really -- we dont have shared facts. and when that -- when you dont have that, its hard to make compromises. >> one of the things that steve and i are doing, and some resea...

People who study this for a living including our next guests, coauthors of the best selling and deeply troubling "how democracies die". daniel, i am wondering what your current view is on the threat to democracy in this country. have things changed or not changed in a year since january 6th? >> i think it is pretty clear that january 6th was really a turning point for us. its momentous. it will have long run consequences. it could be an indicator of democracy further rerailing, a moment where we...

At through the course of today? about 1,000. there is the school bell. and what you need to find out now is, is that negative? and if it is, its still processing. its looking negative initially. and if it is, hopefully the kids can go back to the classroom and carry on some kind of normality. brilliant. 0k, daniel, its looking good so far, but well find out in the next 15 minutes. for now, back to you. the drama of the testing, we all know that moment when you are waiting for that result. its be...

You from the time of slavery. cap in hand, like the typical english labourer, "yes, guv�*nor," and, you know, you are doing yourfavour, you are paying me. daniel, you must compose yourself, you look as though youre ready to cry. careful of the holes here. and you, not only careful of this, but the ceiling, the ceiling is disintegrating. can you imagine this in its period of glory? all of this, i mean, look at how many rooms. this was magnificent, so to see it degenerate to this point... it may...

Territory. the united states is the only established western democracy in which one of the major political parties has essentially abandoned democratic rules of the game. you cannot have -- you cannot sustain a democracy if one of two major parties does not accept defeat. were in a position where one of our parties is threatening the very constitutional order, and so all we can do is impress upon senators that in effect, the house is on fire. and as daniel pointed out, there are emergency measur...

And so this is the moment of choice and the moment of decision. in the life of all democracies, theres moments of decision where the future is determined. i think amazingly were in that moment this week and next week. >> so, steven, on the anniversary of january 6th, the january 6th attack, president biden said you can not only love your country when you win. can democracy even function if only one side is willing to play by the rules? look, i am afrd that we have passed the point of no return. ...

Have taken its toll on the former british number one, and it was a pretty lacklustre display against daniel he was blowing in the world rankings but six years younger. murray did show some of the strength and determination weve seen from him so often. and he was able to break serve more than once. but it was daniel who had the edge when it mattered and he won in straight sets at 120 in the world he is the lowest ranked player to beat marietta grand slam, leaving the scot thoroughly dejected. im ...