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But we are talking about the fundamental building blocks of democracy and whether or not we will have free and fair elections in 2022 and 2024. so, you know, we have had debate after debate after debate about the need to strengthen and protect democracy and it is time for every member of the house has already stood up and voted and it's time for the senators to do the same. >> all right, marc elias, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >> that is "all in" for this week. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now with ayman mohyeldin in for rachel. >> thank you, chris. enjoy the rest o...

With her defense of the senate filibuster. however, democratic leaders, like south carolina congressman jim clyburn, not giving up hope. he sent this message to senators this afternoon on msnbc. >> we're going to be steadfast here in this. this is worth doing. not just for african-american voting rights but hispanic american voting rights. i don't understand how any senators can look at what's going on in georgia and florida and texas and 16 other states, and not know that this fragile democracy of ours is teetering on collapse if we do not stop this foolishness. >> meantime, in a column for "...

That rally will be the trump-endorsed candidates running to be the governor and the state's top elections official, both of whom are ardent advocates and believers of the big lie. it's not just in arizona, though. as nbc news reports today, the majority of trump-endorsed candidates for next year's elections are also open promoters of his big lie. ten of those candidates actually attended trump's january 6th rally, ten. the january 6 insurrection was proof to many americans of just how fragile our democracy is. and with each day since then, the same forces who stormed the capitol and stoked tha...

Democracy, over the past year, 19 states made it harder to vote despite no evidence of widespread voter fraud. then, there is the climate crisis. this past week, we learned 2021 tied for sixth hottest year ever in the hottest seven years on record all happened in the last seven years. climate change, also, leads to more extreme weather events. last year, the u.s. experienced 20 different billion-dollar disasters fueled by hurricanes, wildfires, and tornados. extreme weather claimed nearly 700 lives, and cost at least $145 billion in damage. our next guest argues you can't fight climate change ...

With the enemies of democracy. so the january 6 committee nevertheless continues a pace, despite the noncooperation of several key witnesses. just today you had the investigation interview donald trump's last defense secretary, christopher miller. it was an important interview. he was the man in charge of the defense department the day of the january 6th attack. he might be able to shed light on the trump administration's realtime response to the attack on the capitol, or as i should note, lack thereof. now, we're also keeping an eye on the justice department's investigation into what happened...