. ,. ,. . . ,,,,,. ,. . ,,,,. . . ,. ,,, such an assault could only take place in broken third world country. sadly americas, now become one of those countries, corrupt at a level not seen before. they even broke into my safe! what is the difference between this and watergate, or operatives broke into the democratic national committee? here in reverse, democrats broke into the home of the 45th president of the united states. as you just heard, trump himself admitted that he is corroborating with the relevant government agencies in this investigation. the ex president, right about one thing. this is a truly unprecedented event. ken delaney justice and news correspondent. he joins me now. this is developing story. what more do we? no elissa, we have new reporting in from my colleague colleague anna who was told by a source familiar with the matter saying that the president is in new york city today. he was not present for the search. secondly, she has learned that the fbi not
that some years down the road. i mean the reason you might buy tomorrow s paper is if the world doesn t collapse into ash by then your grandkids grandkids someday are going to look at that old physical newspaper you were able to save from august 9, 2022, and they are going to goggle at the thought of what your life must have been like. they re going to goggle at what it must have been like for you to see this happening in your lifetime, for the time in american history knowing how idea how it would play out. nothing like this has ever happened before, and we don t know how it ends. tonight s news that the fbi raided the home of the president of the united states. before republican donald j. trump we ve never had a president impeached twice in a single term. we ve never had members his own party vote not only to remove him from office but remove him from office again. we ve never before had a president summon his followers to a violent insurrection at the u.s. capitol to try t
might have not agreed with him on policy, but you thought they observe the law. that s changing, maybe this will help to change back. michael beschloss, as always, thank you so much, that is all in on this monday night. this big monday night, the rachel rachel maddow show star right now. hi, rachel. hi alicia. thank you so much. this is a big night for all of us here. it s been great to have you here for the 8:00 hour. thank you. our thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. tomorrow is the day you re going to want to buy a physical copy of the thup. you re going to want to buy it and fold it carefully, maybe put it an archival paper or parchment. depending how saucy you re feeling you might want to note perhaps in archival ink in the margin of tomorrow s paper, note, anniversary of richard nixon s resignation as president. people will get a kick out of
this is not someone who sees watergate in the same way the most historians do. which is, in till now, the worst effort by a president to break his oath and steal our democracy. but donald trump did on january 6th, and as far as i m concerned for the last seven years, puts watergate way in the shadows. michael beschloss, what are you looking for in the days and weeks ahead? i am looking for any movement in those republicans who, for most of their careers, have spent believing in the rule of law. talking about the difference between right and wrong. if you saw cpac, you saw senators who, for years, you might have not agreed with him on policy, but you thought they observe the law. that s changing, maybe this will help to change back. michael beschloss, as always, thank you so much, that is all in on this monday night. this big monday night, the
two democrat in the senate, reminded people why the house and senate intelligence committee specifically have been tasked with this investigation. what congressman nunes said disqualifies himself. disqualifies him from heading up an investigation in this area. he s already reached a conclusion. why did the republicans choose the intelligence committees for this investigation? a lot of reasons, but one of them is they meet behind closed doors, the public can t see what s happening, they don t know what witnesses are being called. there s no effort or opportunity to test credibility. if they ever produce a report in some distant time, it s going to be classified. it s a big monday night. let s bring in our panel to start things off. back with us tonight after a vacation, we all agree was too long, nicolle wallace is here. veteran of the campaign trail and the white house. and of course an msnbc political analyst. also here with us in new york tonight, our own ali velshi who shows up