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yesterday was pre-recorded. today will be live to the nation. we don't have any sense necessarily how long it exactly will be. but again, all televised, all on camera for the nation to see. after, that comes the official proclamation of king charles. he will not be present for that. and then following, that we will hear a fanfare. we will hear trumpeter, is gun salutes. and that's also when the flags across the nation will be risen again to full staff for the next day. chris? >> all right, let's listen in live now. again, the beginning of the meeting of the accession council. begi now call on the clock of e council to read aloud the text of the proclamation. >> whereas it is pleased almighty god. it's a call to his mercy, our latest sovereign lady, queen elizabeth the second of blessed and glorious memory, by who's
things, both the seriousness of, it but the joyousness of the moment, and to contrast that tradition, it occurs to me as we saw. king charles and queen camilla standing there. the first full divorced man. the first queen who is also divorced. that they are also going to lead this monarchy into a more modern era? >> yeah. it's strange seeing these scenes in color. isn't it chris? because traditionally the last one we saw. we saw it again play out. it was in black and white, and characterized by the queens high pitched voice. when she carried out the procedures at the tender age of 25. yes, we have got a divorcee king. and the divorce he quickly. but then, i think that's probably going to make the royal family reflective. not only in modern britain, but the modern world. and this, perhaps, once controversial notion of referring to camilla as queen. it might not have been
we look at the grandeur there. but it is a remarkable sight. always, to stand outside of buckingham palace. and as we wait for this to begin, we just see tremendous crowds of people coming in. i've been talking about this all morning, but the number of families here together. the number of them who are carrying large bouquet of flowers. who want to be part of this historical moments. and yesterday, one of the things that we noted. and i'm guessing that we may see that again today, but when king charles began to speech, when his taped message began to play. people got into small crowds along their phones and were clearly trying to follow what they were seeing, this is a big moment it seems where a lot of the country has stopped and is paying attention. camilla? >> absolutely chris, i mean, we think back to the last king speech and people would have been gathering around the wireless to listen to george the sixth, of course multi
will change because he talked about that in his speech yesterday that he wouldn't necessarily have the time to devote to some of the issues that he's been able to before and some of the charities can you talk about how charles life has changed already? >> well i think something might be happening chris. >> yes, the doors opening. and so we expect to see the new king charles the third and we already heard the privy council saying god save the king and so we see the new prime minister lustrous who is coming in and she will take her place and the various other members and dignitaries involved with the privy council and there we go with listening. >> business for part two of the
on the repression right now. >> are you watching for in terms of where this was going. can you go the way that you're going that you can hold off. it was very striking to me. we are a day after day after day after day that young man that matt bradley talked to whose mom stay behind who was so certain that ukraine would triumph in the end. absolutely chris. and, look russia's plan fails to take the city. their plan b failed which was to bomb the cities into submission. so now they're on the plan c. which is basically the veterans of the donbas. the position applies helicopters, materials close to the forces to lower the mistakes that they made in the opening days of the war. so, i think it's incumbent on the, west on the united states to continue to arm and train the ukrainians so that they could continue to hammer the russians and drive them out of the donbas.
the institutionalization of the thievery and the repression right now. >> so, we talked in the beginning about the next phase of this war. so, jeremy what are you going to be watching for in the coming days and over the next week? and we'll tell you maybe wear this or is going. does it continue the way it's been going, the way ukraine is able to hold off it's very -- it was very striking to me. and we hear day, after day, after day. that young man, that matt bradley talked to whose mom stayed behind who was so certain that ukraine is going to triumph indian. s absolutely chris. and, look russia's plan fails to take the city. their plan b failed which was to bomb the cities into submission. so now they're on the plan c. which is basically the veterans of the donbas. the position applies helicopters, materials close to the forces to lower the mistakes that they made in the opening days of the war. so, i think it's incumbent on the, west on the united states to continue to arm and train the ukrainians so that they could continue to hammer the
patient the vaccines are safe but why isn't it approved? they have a process, they need to do it. absolutely chris, every academic and clinical physician i know is clamoring for the ability to do these third doses, but then i also want to turn and just remind people that we can't lose our sight on getting everyone first and second doses, and we still have 13 million people who got j & j. we need a little guidance on what to do for them as well. i think they need boosters, but which kind, in what order are still up. we're passed the point where we need advice. we need to move forward on action. >> really quickly on these breakthrough infections because a lot of americans are worried about it. what do we need to know? >> yeah, so what we need to know is that the majority of them are mild symptoms, but what is important is that you do need to isolate if you do get a breakthrough infection. and if you are presenting or think you have been in contact with someone, even if you are vaccinated, who has had symptoms, chris, you do need to get tested. we want to bring as many people forward to get testing.
and the replication then you're not gonna get any more mutations. if you allow the virus to spread and replicate then you give it an opportunity to mutate and that's the reason we have to shut it down. shut it down throughout the country in all age groups. >> final question kids over 12 i think right are under -- one of the vaccines do we have any thought of that age dropping down? any timeline for that? >> oh absolutely chris. we're doing studies right now in children from 12 to 9 and then from 9 to 6 and then from 6 to 2. they're called age de-escalation studies. we're in the middle of that now. we anticipate that by the time we get into the fall and early winter will have the capability because of the knowledge we have to vaccinate children of almost any age. >> i think that's the most specific and concrete i've heard that said so far.
chris. she was sued several times. she was vilified by republicans and they had right after the election trump said rideau and matchup out here with the former attorney general, adam black salt to spread all kinds of lies about voter fraud and barbara sagacity, who was, as you mentioned the only statewide elected republican in nevada stood up to them. she was under immense pressure of as the overseer of elections to do something. and the person who was standing next to all of these folks throughout this was the chairman of the state republican party i'm trying to bring this so what's going on now, chris, michael mcdonald, who is the person who's been accused by the local clark county party for of allowing these proud boys into the republican meeting and they're now boasting. although it's not clear to me
tonight on all in. it's indicting a former head of state really that rare? tonight, more details of the trump grand jury in new york and a reminder that criminal presidents are indeed a thing. >> our long national nightmare is over. >> and new reporting of the undermining of democracy in arizona and beyond, and it's a member of the proud boys really participate in the center of a nevada election official? i'll ask john rotten. plus, on the eve of the big senate vote on january six commission the two democrats holding up the investigation. and today's remarkable statement from the white house about the two theories of the covid-19 origin story. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. one true test of the nation's legal system is whether it can actually dispense a partial justice the most powerful