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Not pay people who do work. I dont. I never said there was collusion between people in the campaign. Plus the president s fixer admits to rigging polls. Schaubing new details about the scale and scope of the child separation policy. When all in starts right now. Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. Even two full years into the presidency donald j. Trump, you cant believe this guy is running the country. At first he was uncharacterestically restrained to nancy telling him not to address the stated of the union until he reopens the government. Just his normal lashing out in the comment of...

Accountable. Miller versus kushner. A collision course in the oval office. Attorney general william barr under fire and prompting questions who he serves. Is it the president or the American People . Developing this hour, increasing legal and political fallout as the president reviving a controversial immigration proposal that his administration had rejected as being unworkable and illegal. The president , though, still says he is strongly considering a plan to take Central American immigrants, apprehended at the border, and bus them to socalled sanctuary cities. The president made clear this ...

Should be coming back to the offi offi office. they're not, all that gotten pushed back. this is what he'll be charged more than anything else and more than afghanistan and more than other issues that's bubbling under the surface. it is the issue he has the least control of. people are so uncertain about what's happening with covid. dr. paul amali advises on vaccine decisions, this is what he says how he thinks the biden administration had been handling all of this. >> the administration pronounced that we'll have a vaccine, three-dose vaccine for the public by september 20th without doing it ...

Protecting the powers of the offi office. is that a valid argument from your perspective? >> it's not a val ed argument because the constitution is designed to protect the government, and it allows us one mechanism to remove a president for misconduct. so to argue that you can't really remove the president for misconduct because you're trying to protect the office is non sequitur. arguing that this is not really about the misconduct, it's about protecting the office of the presidency is really completely circular. >> emily, let me come to you about impeachment now and this tragedy that's been ...

Accusations and the process. >> reporter: tuesday the house rules committee will determine the length of debate. wednesday the full house will take up the articles. democrats expected to pass both, formally impeaching the president before the christmas break. mr. trump's fate will be decided by a senate trial in january with chief justice john roberts presiding. >> i think this is the beginning of the end for this show trial that we've seen in the house. >> reporter: there's little suspense that the senate will acquit the president. >> we're going to hear the evidence repeated but we're not go...