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unsupported by any evidence whatsoever. this is also happening as people close to the president are acknowledging privately that the lawsuits that are being filed by the trump campaign are weak and likely will not overturn the results of the election. never the less, as you noted, they are indicating that part of the planning involves a campaign style rally to try to drum up support for the idea that the election was illegitimate and was stolen. their belief is they could potentially persuade enough secretaries of state in certain battleground states to open up investigations in to the elections in their states and potentially delay the process of transition. that is one of the goals. we should point out sources have indicated that people close to the president including first lady melania trump and his son-in-law jared kushner have approached the subject with the president of accepting reality and acknowledging that he lost and conceding to the former vice president, n ....
momentum will pick up in the next few weeks. this is cnn breaking news. so, we have this shocking white house phone call that is rocking u.s. politics and wudenning the split in the republican party. in this hour-long call, president donald trump pushes georgia s secretary of state brad raffensperger to, quote, find quotes that would overturn joe biden s election victory. i want you to listen to this exchange with raffensperger s general counsel ryan germany. all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have, because we won the state. and flipping the state is a great testament to our country because, you know, there s just it s a testament that they can admit to a mistake or whatever you want to call it if it was a mistake. i don t know. a lot of people think it wasn t a mistake. it was much more criminal than that. but it s a big problem in georgia, and it s not a problem that s going away. i mean, you know, it s not a ....
and senator cory booker on the biden agenda and the president s executive orders to address systemic racism, when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. tonight republicans in the united states senate took a vote to show that they have no intention to hold the former president accountable for his role in the january 6 assault in the capitol that led to the death of a capitol police officer. that vote comes as we learn new disturbing details of a threat that day against the family of a leading member of congress. today we learn of this, an indictment in the southern district of new york charging that on january 6, the day of the riot, the day of the assault, the day that people died in that building, a 35-year-old california man sent threatening text messages to a family member of a new york city-based u.s. congressman, including a text to his brother reading the following. your brother is putting your entire family at risk with his lie ....
[ technical difficulties ] at least 103 people are reported to have died in four days of aerial bombardment by israel on gaza. we re live now in jerusalem. give us an idea of what benjamin netenyahu had to say. well, as you mentioned, he said that international pressure, which is mounting, but very slowly, is not going to stop israel from what he described as acting against militants. he also said he has been speaking to several world leaders including the german chancellor, the u.s. secretary of state, and the russian president about israel s right to defending itself. he knows the first priority is to protect people and bring calm. he also said that the israeli army has struck more than 1,000 targets in the last few days in gaza, and he also said that this operation that is ongoing right now, is larger than the operation the israeli army carried out in november 2012, which was the last major escalation. and we also said that the operation will take time and will e ....
what good we do , inside the house of representatives. he is a familiar face around these parts having spent the early part of his career as one of the marquee writers. it is kind of like dean martin and jerry lewis. he is currently a contributing writer to the new york times magazine and national geographic and his previous books include a critically acclaimed biography of george bush and two novels. he is a native of houston and please join me in welcoming robert draper. thank you. i thought we would start broad. are we better off than we were two years ago? [laughter] do i really have to answer that question? [laughter] well, i think that the unit of management that the democrats would use is different from that that the republicans would use. as speaker john boehner has said. the fact that we have passed a record number of bills the swell of congress. the we are not increasing taxes and that is one way of looking at it. it has a record low popularity appro ....