office over there, a couple weeks ago. then, carol leonnig on reports the secret service is not cooperating with the january 6th investigation. dig text messages disappear? who we are, seeing conflicted information from the agencies plus, michael isikoff on his reporting that target letters were sent to trump allies in georgia, john podesta on why he says joe manchin single-handedly doomed humanity. the firestorm over joe biden s visit to saudi arabia and how democrats are forcing republicans to own the new post roe when this extended edition of all in starts right now. good evening everyone, from new york, i m ayman mohyeldin, in for chris hayes. as this portion of the house committees investigation nears a close. the committee announced they will hold their next hearing next thursday. it will be once again in primetime, according to chairman bennie thompson it will be the final hearing, at least according but chairman thompson would not rule out hearing more hea
through this process that they will schedule hearings should the investigation warrant. the investigation goes on and we have some anticipation that we were closer to the investigation right now. but the fact is, witnesses continue to come forward. so we are reserving the right to do more hearings as these but nurses come forward, and i think hopefully we will have a lot of work remaining to do. one of those witnesses s patrick burn, the former ceo of overstocked.com. he testified before the committee earlier today after his name come up at tuesday s hearing. witnesses for the committee testified that he was at an unhinged oval office meeting in december 2020, along with rudy giuliani, sydney powell and michael flynn. what is a former furniture ceo have to do with january 6th. here s what former white house counsel pat cipollone told the committee on tuesday. [inaudible] and i walked in and i saw sydney powell looking there and i was not happy to see the people in the o
the investigation warrant. we are far from wrapping up our work. the investigation goes on and we have some anticipation that we we re closer to the and of the investigation right now. but the fact is, witnesses continue to come forward. so, we are reserving the right to do more hearings as these witnesses come forward, and i think hopefully we will have a lot of work remaining to do. one of those witnesses is patrick byrne, the former ceo of overstocked. com. he testified before the committee earlier today after his name come up at tuesday s hearing. witnesses for the committee testified that he was at an unhinged oval office meeting in december 2020, along with rudy giuliani, sydney powell and michael flynn. what is a former furniture ceo have to do with january 6th. here s what former white house counsel pat cipollone told the committee on tuesday. i opened the door and i walked in and i saw general flynn and i saw sydney powell sitting there. i was not happy to see
outside, contrasting us with other countries that knowingly don t have that. we re telling ourselves that we do, but, you know, from the very beginning and from all the most noble americans who have upheld that tradition, separation of church and state is just as good for the state as it is for the church. it is it protects religion as much as it protects the policy and giving it up that split endangers both. we play with that line a lot and it s in a really dangerous place on some parts of the ride right. so good on you. thank you. greatly appreciate it. thanks, my friend. appreciate it. take care. tonight, new reporting is shedding light on the state of juts tis the state of the justice department s investigation into the january 6th attack on the capitol. the washington post is reporting tonight, quote, copies of two subpoenas issued to republican state senators from arizona, were actually released monday via public records request, confirming what has been pre
with other countries that knowingly don t have that, we are telling ourselves we do. but you know, from the very beginning, and from all the most noble americans who have upheld that tradition, separation of church and state is just as good for the state as it is for the church. it protects religion as much as it protects the polity. and giving it up endangers both. giving up that split endangers both. and we play with that line a lot, but it s a really dangerous place right now in some parts on the right. absolutely. so good on you for putting a spotlight on that, rachel. thank you, greatly appreciated. it s good to see you. thanks, ayman. thanks, my friend. appreciated. take care. tonight, new reporting is shedding light on the state of justice, the state of the justice department s investigation into the january 6th attack on the capitol. the washington post is reporting tonight, quote, copies of two subpoenas issued to republican state senators from arizona, were ac