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washington today, and many same republican politicians who are running up that hill still came out to kiss his ring. plus, the pain that alex jones inflicted on the families of the sandy hook massacre victims as he stands trial for defamation. and dr. anthony fauci will be my guest on white house plans to get the monkeypox outbreak under control. not a sentence i thought i'd ever say. good evening, everyone, jason johnson in tonight for joy reid. we begin "the reidout" with signs that the justice department is widening its investigation into january 6th and the efforts to overtur...

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Chief of staff mark meadows and even in april before any hearings had begun, here the justice department was sifting through key communications, to peace together the road map of how trump's allies were using the levers of power and manipulating them to fraudulently claim the election was rigged and block, you know, what has been a wonderful tradition in our democracy, and that's the peaceful transfer of power. >> so, carol, what we had been getting all along sort of publicly was that the doj was working their way up, right? they are going to start with michael and get all the way up to tony s...

MSNBC intelligence analyst Malcolm Nance said Monday on MSNBC's "The ReidOut" that there needed to be a special counsel investigation into a Rolling Stone magazine report that the House January 6 Select Committee had information that several Republican lawmakers were involved in planning sessions with event organizers for "Stop the Steal" rally that turned into a riot. | Clips

MSNBC intelligence analyst Malcolm Nance said Monday on MSNBC's "The ReidOut" that there needed to be a special counsel investigation into a Rolling Stone magazine report that the House January 6 Select Committee had information that several Republican lawmakers were involved in planning sessions with event organizers for "Stop the Steal" rally that turned into a riot. | Clips