today? they sold $1.5 million worth of t-shirts after that. they were able to donate to local charities, people were doing their christmas cards from front of the garage door. they created this community online that transcended into the world. here s what i want to know, glen. rudy haters love to wear the t-shirt and love the zoom background. has rudy talked to them? how have republicans handled this? they just sort of shut it down. they realized they became the butt end of the joke at that point, they saw that they really there was nothing they could do to fight this and hoped it would fade away and yet a year later there s a documentary on msnbc, so it s not going away any time soon. i know you can t give all the secrets way. what is something that you didn t know that was a big surprise that we re going to find out?
were not included in the documentary and that have never been seen before. now, we originally aired this documentary last month. it got a ton of eyeballs when we did for which we are all very grateful. it s actually the most-watched documentary on msnbc in a decade. we specifically timed the debut of the film to coincide not with the invasion of iraq, but with the selling of that invasion, the lying to the american people. that s why hubris originally aired last month, and not this week. on the anniversary of the invasion. but it turns out that hubris, having its re-air tomorrow really could not have come at a better time. because something remarkable has happened this week as the country marked the tenth anniversary of the war. this week at the ten-year mark, the folks whose idea that war was in the first place have started coming out of the woodwork to tell their side of things. not to apologize for their role in arguably the worst foreign policy disaster and deception in a century
special, essentially, hosted by our own chris hayes. so 9:00 p.m. tomorrow, hubris. 10:00 p.m. is the hubris post show, including new clips that were not included in the documentary and that have never been seen before. now, we originally aired this documentary last month. it got a ton of eyeballs when we did for which we are all very grateful. it s actually the most-watched documentary on msnbc in a decade. we specifically timed the debut of the film to coincide not with the invasion of iraq, but with the selling of that invasion, the lying to the american people. that s why hubris originally aired last month, and not this week. on the anniversary of the invasion. but it turns out that hubris, having its re-air tomorrow really could not have come at a better time. because something remarkable has happened this week as the country marked the tenth anniversary of the war. this week at the ten-year mark, the folks whose idea that war was in the first place have started coming out of th