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uab accused of student whistleblowers of an accuracies in a statement to cnn, something the students nine, despite the accounts from former students, the university tells cnn it does not use inmate organs to teach medical students. so we went back to them and asked, have you ever showing them their own report from 2018 that states they do. but uab refused to answer for the families left frustrated and without answers, nothing short of accountability and policy change changes can make them whole. >> what made a rifling just go here and just give away a person to somebody else. and say he'll play with this board, somebody like that. >> the attorney to the families, lauren for renal tells me at least two more lawsuits are being prepared and i'll be back in 2021 and alabama law was passed that requires medical examiners to notify next of kin if they will retain someone's organs to determine identification or the cause or manner of death. it also requires next of kin approval to keep organs for quote, research or other for purposes for reynoso will
repulsed were photo enough to know to, quote, it's only a matter of time, justice is coming, and quote. we often associate most violent attack on the capitol that day with what happened on the house side, but rioters like that man also burst into the senate, rifling through senators desks, take pictures of their papers, looking, they said, for evidence. >> but this week is don trump faces a possible indictment related to that very attack on january 6th, many senate republicans, who also had to flee to safety that day, are still out defending him. senator chris murphy, the democrat of connecticut, was in the capitol that day. he joins me now. senator, good to see you in person. we talk a lot, but not often face to face. i will never not be fascinated
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but together they got terrifyingly close. they tell the story of the case of the special counsel jack smith's building as he moves closer to a decision on bringing a second federal indictment against donald trump. so today, here in washington, smith, pictured here in his motorcade, leaving his office at the department of justice, continued to put the puzzle pieces together. he focused on yet another relatively unknown character, who appears to have some important information about the operation to steal the election. this is william russell. he served in the trump white house as a special assistant, and the deputy director of presidential advance operations. russell spent much of january six by donald trump's side. he's pictured here at the stop the steal rally ahead of the attack on the capitol, with rock trump and his chief of staff mark meadows. russell continue to work for trump after he left the white house, moving with the ex
by folks whose lives were ingenious endangered by january six on this mob and in many cases we can it be encouraged by president trump didn't seem to be able to want him to hold, to be held to account for that. does any of what has happened this week surprise you? i thought at one point republicans would take the exit ramp and say okay, this is the second time he's out of federal indictment. this is crazy. we need to break with him? >> you need to understand that there is a growing element of the republican party that is no longer supportive of democracy. they believe in their leader. they are part of this cult of personality, and they are willing to throw out democracy in order to keep their people and their guy in power. what was most extraordinary that day, on january 6th, is that after the attack was over, ted cruz, josh hawley, my colleagues had an opportunity to stand down to say we're not going to inflame this movement by continuing our protest of an election that everybody knew
you'll definitely enjoy it. that is tonight's read out. joy returns tomorrow celebrate the readouts birthday. all in with chris eight hayes starts right now. starts right now >> gleaming from washington, d.c.. i'm ali velshi in for chris hayes. don trump's attack on democracy was death by 1000 cuts. the ex presidents plan to steal the election had so many components, from the lies about fraud and the pressure on state and federal officials, to the fake electors scheme and the final desperate sticking of the mob on the capital and with all of that came so many characters. names we now know well like rudy giuliani, sydney powell, john eastman, as well as plenty who are still relative strangers to us. now take it individually none of these pieces or people seem at all that important. on their own none of them would have succeeded in toppling american democracy.
know to, quote, it's only a matter of time, justice is coming, and quote. we often associate most violent attack on the capitol that day with what happened on the house side, but rioters like that man also burst into the senate, rifling through senators desks, take pictures of their papers, looking, they said, for evidence. >> but this week is don trump faces a possible indictment related to that very attack on january 6th, many senate republicans, who also had to flee to safety that day, are still out defending him. senator chris murphy, the democrat of connecticut, was in the capitol that day. he joins me now. senator, good to see you in person. we talk a lot, but not often
classrooms, things they were convinced were change in florida for the worse. the committee was disbanded amid controversy. let's fast forward 2023. huron desantis. >> we will make sure that parents can send their kids to school to get an education, not an indoctrination. >> an education, not an indoctrination. florida governor ron desantis. 60 years after the johns committee imploded as an embarrassment and scandal in the 1960s, another right wing florida government is rifling through lesson plans, along the teaching of ideas they don't like or history they wish was untrue. they are banning books, making it illegal in florida schools to acknowledge that lgbtq people exist. ron desantis says it is all needed. it's all necessary because of marxism, cultural marxism
leone's presidential election, but that being branded as a daylight robbery by the challenger. with those from 60% of the polling stations tallied, the elections is that the incumbent has a 56% share. mr kamara fails on 42%. an audio recording has emerged of donald trump allegedly handling papers and saying they were "highly classified" during a post—presidential interview. during an interview with an author working on a memoir of his former chief of staff, mark meadows, mr trump is heard rifling through papers and saying "this is highly confidential�*". earlier this month he appeared at a federal court in miami charged with 37 counts of illegally retaining classified documents and obstructing the government's efforts to get them back. he has denied the charges. let's take a listen to the audio recording obtained by cnn.