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>>> that does it for us tonight. but i will see you tomorrow and sunday morning from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. for my show, velshi. and julian castro will join the rally on the texas state capitol, and washington, d.c., to start to jasmine crockett. and it's time for the last word, where jonathan capehart is in for lawrence. that is more my show. we do that on sunday mornings. >> i guess we are going to do it saturday morning as well. >> well, thanks very much, ali. it's about damn time. that is how bill passkrell side. the treasury department must turn over the trump tax returns to the committee. the bill barr justice department, the donald trump justice department, blocked trump's returns from being released despite the fact that the law is clear. the treasury department shall turn over a tax document. today, the committee's request to see the record is lawful, valid and should be fulfilled. quote, applying the proper degree of deference to the committee, we believe that there is an ample basis to conclude that the june 2

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thank you for joining us tonight. you stepped forward and said you're prepared to support these legislators in any legal battles they might find themselves in including being arrested. >> absolutely. we're prepared to pay hotel bills to help them stay out of texas or whatever needs to take place. this is is the type of fight we must be in at this moment. we have a short window. we have until the middle of september because when the census data is released it starts the redistricting process. this would be the first redistricting process without the full potential of the voting rights act. that is something we have not gone through. could you imagine all of the gains of the last 60 years could be eroded whether being elected to a council, state legislative, everything is on the table. it's great they're coming to terms on the infrastructure bill, but there's nothing more important than ensuring we protect the rights of voters in this moment. >> let's listen to something the president had to say today about republicans,

they want us out. we have not been on a combat mission there in a couple of years and it is train and advise. we have been using air ops, and primarily trying to take the heat off of the iraqi minister and redefine the public face of the u.s. presence. >> practically speaking though, it was president obama who withdrew the troops in 2011 only to send them back three years later to fight isis, and how is this so-called official end to the u.s. mission there going to be different? >> i don't think it is much different at all. as long as the iraqi parliament continues to support this so-called change nation of the mission. it is important for us to stay there, because we get better intelligence, and we can use your air power more effectively, and the training is of significant help. i don't think that the iraqi military and police are going to fold again. we have weakened isis and the al qaeda elements. so it is primarily a civil war with the iranian surrogates, and we are a point of contention. they want

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the terrorists alternated between pushing us and -- they engaged us in hand-to-hand combat. it was my time in the meat grinder that was the frontline, the terrorists had a wall of shields -- my arms were pinned and effectively useless trapped between the shield and the door frame on my right. i was gradually sustaining injuries from the increasing pressure of the mob. >> then the crowd, perhaps about 20 people joined in screaming, screaming, boo, [bleep] [bleep]! n-word no one had ever, ever called me a [bleep] while wearing the uniform of the capitol police officer. another black officer told me he had heard someone say put your gun down and we'll see with china n-word you really are. >> antisemitism was also on display that day, in the form of a camp auschwitz shirt worn by one says -- subject. you might rockwall, social media was on -- donald trump was on social media at the time, sending out quotes that looked like. members of select committee made it clear the trump administration's actions ungenerous sixth have not been forgotten, and will come under review under they'

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we huddled up and assessed threats surrounding us. one man tried and failed to build a rapport with me, shouting "are you my brother"? the other took a different tack and said "you will die on your knees." >> i told them to just leave the capitol. in response they yelled "no, man, this is our house, president trump invited us here, we're here to stop the steal, joe biden is not the president, nobody voted for joe biden." i'm a law enforcement officer and i do my best to keep politics out of my job. but in this circumstance i responded, "well, i voted for joe biden. does my vote not count"? that prompted a torrent of racial epithets. one woman in a pink maga shirt yelled "you hear that, guys? this nigger voted for joe biden." then the crowd joined around screaming, boo, [ bleep ] nigger. no one had ever, ever called me a nigger while wearing the uniform of a capitol police officer. in the days following the attempted insurrection, other black officers shared with me their own stories of racial abuse on january 6th. one officer told me

officials just updated us last hour. right now 18 people are confirmed dead including two children, just four and ten years old. >>> breaking in just the last 30 minutes, nancy pelosi announce whog will be sitting on that select committee. the big headline, republican congresswoman liz cheney has agreed to be part of that group. >>> plus, we're sitting on top of breaking news tied to the former president about the trump organization and alen weisselberg. long time trump ally allen weisselberg has turned himself into the da's office. we found out when we should expect the arraignment in the case and that is at 2:15 in the afternoon. >> bill cosby now spending his first full day as a free man. the decision by pennsylvania supreme court sending shock waves across the country. what he is saying now that he is no longer behind bars. >>> a lot to get to and we'll have so much live for you. let's start with the supreme court term ending with two closely watched rulings. and another saying that charities do not have to disclose

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thanks for being with us tonight. these few trillion dollars, roughly 5 depending on how you measure it, lifted 20 million people out of poverty. a little over half of all the people that were living in poverty in the united states. how do you think about this sustainably? how do you think about the idea that giving this money directly to people who needed it the most created such a monumental change? >> great question and thank you so much for highlighting these important accomplishments at the hands of the american rescue plan by not just getting checks in pockets, which is partly what you're talking about, partly, but also shots in arms. so important to getting folks back, re-engauged with commerce. and i say that having listened to the last segment. so you know, obviously we are not out of those woods yet. but the combination -- the president always viewed this as a dual health-economic crisis. look, i think the thing that we learned is essentially twofold. one is that the government has a tremendously important a

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i will also, you know, just say that even for those of us who are vaccinated. there are certain circumstances, and i'll give you one for me just yesterday. i went to my child's basketball tournament. indoor setting. lots of people. parents yelling, children panting in an area with low immunization rates. i put on, even though i'm fully vaccinated. i put on my mask and i would recommend that people just consider the risk of the situation that they're in when making these decisions. particularly if you have children at home who are not vaccinated. >> how many people did you see there with masks in that experience at your son's basketball tournament yesterday? how many people said something to you about it? or did you get a sideways look clik with is that lady wearing a mask? >> i'm used to the sideways looks. i saw zero people wearing masks. >> what? zero. >> zero. zero. with parents yelling, children panting, zero masks. and i just think that people need to have their guard up. the delta variant is incredibly contagious. so i know it was in that room. no questio

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>> they run policy through us, and they try to run us over all the time. they thought they would do that again here. we made it so clear to them what they were doing, ask p now that the press and everybody's covering this and they realize how bad this policy is, they're trying to walk it back and trying not to own it. i think it just shows that our walkout ask paying dividends already and make ago real impact for the people of texas. >> and representative johnson, these other legislatures, georgia and others are trying to put this these provisions about what happens after people vote. what can we do after the votes have been cast to try to continue to control the outcome of an election. they strike me as the most terrifying things in any of these laws, and you have managed to defeat this one in texas. as i say, that must feel like a huge win at least on that provision. >> it is a huge win because that provision was critically important. they changed the standard of proof that one has to prove and then they removed any evidentiary requirements of actual fra

thank you so much for joining us. that does it for us. stephanie ruhle picks up coverage right now. >>> hi there. i am stephanie ruhle. it is a jam packed friday, july 23rd. following several breaking stories, including start of the olympic games in tokyo. first, we have to begin here in the u.s. where the cdc is warning we are at a pivotal moment in the fight against the coronavirus and specifically the delta variant. the cdc director rochelle walensky calling it one of the most infectious viruses she's seen in her 20 year career. at the same time, a growing number of companies and organizations are announcing drastic actions about the surge in new coronavirus cases. covid outbreaks among unvaccinated players could lead to forfeited games, and those teams could be responsible for financial losses. >>> in california, more l.a. restaurants and bars are requiring customers to show proof of vaccination or be turned away. >>> in washington, president biden answering questions about bringing back mask mandates. >> we follow the science. what's

so go along with us this time. that's part of the messaging, but they're aware that they want to get credit for some of the achievements that white house officials felt didn't necessarily always happen in the obama administration. so that's why we saw the biden administration sending out a letter to people from the president telling them they would be getting the tax credits. and we saw the president do an event talking about them. he repeatedly brings them up and democrats will use that child tax care credit saying if you want the money to continue, vote for us because we want to extend that child care tax credit. it starts to all fit together. >> it does, indeed. shannon, sahill, and jim, thank you very much. the water off of the florida keys is cleaner than it has been in years because the pandemic stopped cruise ships from docking in the area. but now the local government limits have been overturned. we will go live off of the keys. >>> that is nasty. the haze and the smoke coming down across our area. >>> nast

we've got it, we got to use it. i worry about a guy like trump, who is basically a cult leader, denying the truth of the election of 2020. and being prepared to keep lying about it, basically indifferent. he's been vaccinated, and all these other people have. they've been lying about the importance of it. >> a lot of them. >> yeah. >> and tucker, and a lot of the guys over there, they have the vaccinations, and the rules. the rules are good enough to keep them safe while other people suffer. chris, it's great to see you. freedom, you cherish it. chris matthews, the book on the screen, "this country." get it wherever you get your books. >>> up ahead, a legal report on a trump ally surrendering their passport. >>> and the january 6th committee's first hearing is tomorrow. congressman adam shift is on "the beat," next. ♪♪ your together awaits. ♪♪ what the world needs now...is people. people who see healthcare a little bit differently. where technology helps doctors provide more precise care... leading to faster

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thanks for being with us, we'll be right back, stay with us. k, stay with us. nothing rhymes with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> that does it for us tonight but i will see you tomorrow and sunday morning from eight to 10 am eastern velshi, i'll take you live to texas to talk to obama cabinet secretary juliÁn castro who joins the final leg of the march on the texas state capital and washington d.c. to talk to texas democratic state representative. now it's time for the last word where jonathan keep heart is there for lawrence. >> on sunday morning's, i think we're gonna be doing it again on sunday morning. right, thanks ali. >> have a good evening. >> thanks a lot, ali. it's about damn time, that's how congressman bill passed grow a member of the house ways described the doj's

tell us more. >> sure. so a couple of developments or at least a couple of things that we can glean from this, nicole, is basically he is asking, and apparently according to joel greenberg's attorney, prosecutors agreed with this, asking for a 90-day extension. he was supposed to be sentenced on august 19th in the morning. that would bring us out to simple math into november. when we look at this, this is something that we kind of typically see when cooperation is going well. in other words he's still talking to them. he's got more to share according to his attorney, and they want to keep this going. as you may remember from his plea agreement, the idea that his sentencing could be further reduced is entirely dependent upon his truthful cooperation. so that's what we're seeing here, nicole. a couple of things that could be happening, not necessarily are happening but typically in these situations you see somebody who investigators are talking to other people, they continue to come up perhaps with more docum

pete williams is with us. what else can you tell us? >> what's new here, hallie, is not the plot. the plot became public in january, after one of the men named ian rogers, was arrested, police found five pipe bombs in his home. he told authorities at the time he never intended to do anything serious with them, he had them only for entertainment purposes but the fbi found conversations of him with another man in which they talked about attacking the democratic headquarters building in sacramento, and possibly the offices of facebook and twitter, for the fact that they had blocked president trump. now we know the second man with whom he has was communicating, that's what's new here, a man named jared copeland, and the government last night asked a federal judge in california to keep copeland in detention, while they're awaiting trial, while the court document says he and rogers were "animated by the kind of anger that will not be abated or deterred by a court order. all the political and social conditions that motivated the plan, what they planned to do as described as terrorist att

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pricilla is covering that for us. what should we expect in this session. >> craig been in just a short while, democratic leadership and many of those voting rights, advocacy groups, coming out on the front steps. it is they are going back into that session and what i'm hearing is they have been strategy meetings and they say everything is on the table and the caucus has been told to be prepared for everything. they don't know how all of this is going to go. we know that governor abbot laid out his agenda. the voting on bills are on that agenda but what that will look like remains to be seen. overnight, the first bill around voting and election rights that we're seeing. it has provisions on it. similar to the bill that democrats walked out on in may. it also does not allow officials to send out unsolicited bills. let's look at what the house speaker had to say. >> voter integrity is very braud and that gives us a lot of lee way on what that looks like. a big bill, small bill, and i expect dozens, if not hundreds of ele

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>> well, they want to continue working with us and amplify our voices and asked us to amplify theirs. we need to create the pressure and the public demand for the senate to be able to pass both these laws and get them to the president's desk. and we briefed the vice president on what we've been doing. we've had a delegation of members working the senate side today. we had a group of our members meet with senator padilla earlier today and some other senators and we'll continue to do that the next several days. our message is very simple, and we told the vice president this. we have committed, the democrats in the texas house, to running out the clock in this special session. that will end august 7th to kill this bill. we're going to use that time to spread the word about what a crisis this is for our democracy. we can't do that forever, obviously, we have to go back to texas. so we need congress and the u.s. senate now to pass hr-1 which has already passed in the house and we need the john lewis voting rights act. >> let me go to you, senator padilla. you are a newer member of the sena

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