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which he teased a future in american politics, and there is something he said back then that he all probably should have taken a bit more seriously. it was just a year after the chinese government used a massive amount of military force to violently crack down on pro-democracy student protesters who had been occupying tiananmen square in beijing. the chinese government declared martial law and it massacred hundreds of civilians. and here was donald trump s take on that incident one year later in thet pages of playboy. when the students poured into tiananmen square,ed the chinese government almost blew it. then they were vicious, they were horrible,y but they put i down with strengthen. that shows you the power of strength. our country is right now perceived as weak. okay, at this point, people can be forgiven for not believing a lot of things donald trump says. they don t think he actually means what comes out of his mouth. and yes, this interview was in playboy, wh ....
all in with chris hayes starts now. tonight, on all in. you look at what i m trump is trying to do, you can t do it by himself. he has to have collaborators. the story of mike johnson is a story of a collaborator. i collaboration is happening in plain sight. we have to blur some of the faces of persons who participated in the events of that day because we don t want them to be retaliated against. and to be charged by the doj. tonight, speaker of the house announces plans to help january six rioters escape justice. then, martin gellman on trump s stated plans to use the power of the presidency to evade justice and punish enemies. plus, emergency meeting on florida to replace a republican party chairman of amid disturbing rape allegations. and how one senator s crusade against aircraft carrier poetry just came to a bizarre and. we are so woke in the min military. we ve got people doing pawns on aircraft carriers over the land loudspeaker. when all in start ....
not worry, this is still a family program. in 1998, donald trump in a sit-down interview with playboy. he teased a future in american politics. there is something he said back then that we all probably should have taken a bit more seriously. it was just a year after the chinese government used a massive amount of military force to violently crackdown on pro democracy student protesters who had been occupying tiananmen square in beijing. the chinese government declared martial law, and massacred hundreds of civilians. here was donald trump s take on that incident, one year later, and the pages of playboy. when the students poured into tiananmen square, the chinese government almost blew it. then they were vicious, they were horrible, but they put it down with strength. that shows you the power of strength. our country is, right now, perceived as weak. okay, at this point, people can be forgiven for not believing a lot of things donald trump says. they don t think he actu ....
in since the war started to. food prices are going up. wfp is warning now the area is on the brink of (inaudible) we re starting to see a spread of waterborne disease. that is a cocktail very familiar to humanitarians, it s what proceeds the scale of mortality in famine or humanitarian crisis. i want to be clear, quote the world food programme, saying eight weeks of the war is a high risk of famine for all the people of gaza, especially for those with chronic diseases, older persons, children, and those living disabilities. but the very high casualty toll, we think, again, according to statistics we have, which comes from the gaza health ministry, as many as 6000 children, possibly more, the vast majority, to my understanding, are from direct result of israeli airstrikes, bombardment, and mortars, right? you are saying there is now a real possibility of this secondary mortality. right. what you look at something like the famine in somalia in 2011 that killed peopl ....
Of control. we have, as you said, some crime problems. we do not need it exacerbated, and exploited by those that would initiate a criminal act, and then turn around and act like someone who is absolutely here, at best, defending himself, that he is not trying to in any way pursue this guy as they are trying to demonstrate that almost people are innately just beating up innocent citizens. and that point you made there, one of the reasons i think this is so toxic is, every american city has a ton of different challenges, it is very hard to make cities work, particularly coming out of the pandemic. what you need to deal with that is, clear eyed, honest, and reasonable conversations about policy trade-offs, about expanding housing, about getting people treatment. and this just takes all that and drives it into the worst ....