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rachel reeves replaces her, - that. rachel reeves replaces her, closer to the politics of tony blair and gordon brown. talking of which, labour's last prime minister has been advising the current party leader. he says keir starmer should keep calm and carry on. keir leader. he says keir starmer should keep calm and carry on.— keep calm and carry on. keir will be civen the keep calm and carry on. keir will be given the time. _ keep calm and carry on. keir will be given the time, power— keep calm and carry on. keir will be given the time, power and - keep calm and carry on. keir will be| given the time, power and resources to be able to get on with bringing forward new policies that will never be the same as 1997, cannot be the same as 2019, but he has got to bring forward and will bring forward new policies to change britain. the labour mp tracy brabin has been elected mayor of west yorkshire, but her success masks a potential problem. there will now have to be a by—election in her seat of batley and spen, yet anot

. >> good evening rachel, and thank you for that. hearing from steven richer is going to be important to get a republican perspective from arizona. he says what's going on there is unhinged. award that i think it has gotten more currency in the last five years than it has in the previous 500 perhaps. it's been the word of the day so often but rachel our first guest tonight is really unique in american presidential history because our first guest and i'm opening this team in the audience to guess who this is. they've been an adviser now to three real presidents and one fictional president. and he is now an adviser to joe biden. the fictional president, by the way -- >> you know me. yes, go on. >> big hands. the fictional president was of course jet bartlett on and receives the west wing and our first guest was a consultant advisor to that fictional president and three real ones clinton, obama, and now biden. >> take your time. >> we have all night. >> no, not gonna do it. >> this is in jeopardy. you have all night. >> lawrence, would

. >> always great to be with you, rachel. as i was listening to you, i was thinking this is like waiting for the republicans to magically show up is something we don't think is going to happen, but obviously we needed to give the president a little bit of room. i think that room has now been closed, that door has now been closed. we have clarity, as you said, and now we go back to doing what the country actually wants. so even if republicans in congress don't want a big infrastructure, jobs and families plan. there's also the families plan which the biden administration has proposed, the president has proposed, and we're saying let's put those two together, let's pass it through reconciliation,

rachel, your podcast, i think, is based in georgia. i would ask you the same question. when it comes to voting down ballot, what advice are you offering people particularly as you're talking to suburban women? >> well, so actually our podcast, we do have a co-host

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"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thank you, my friend. thanks to you at home as well for joining us this hour. it is a big day in terms to the response to the coronavirus epidemic in our country with the fda for the first time approving the use of one of the three u.s.-approved covid vaccine, the pfizer vaccine for use in kids as young as 12 years old. now this is not a done deal yet. the vaccine safety and efficacy advisory committee that advises the cdc on these matters, they are due to meet in the next couple of days to give their recommendation to the cdc as well. but with the food and drug administration already going on the record late today in advance of that cdc meeting, saying the clinical trial data on pfizer makes it clear to them that kids 12 to 15 are fine the take the pfizer vaccine, what it means bottom line is that american kids aged 12, 13, 14, 15 could end up being eligible to be vaccinated by the end of this week, which is fantastic news. in terms of the country being able to just live more normall

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thank you, my friend. much appreciated. i apologize, we have been having studio technical difficulties. if things seem hinky, it's on me, it's not on you. we will see if we can fix this on the fly. i want to thank you for being with us tonight. this is what some people call thursday. we know it by its true name, friday eve. even if we are having technical difficulties, you cannot take friday eve away from me. we have a big show. mark elias here, he is the power house lawyer who won more than 60, 60 different lawsuits against the republicans and the trump company as they tried to use the courts to overturn the outcome of the 2020 election. mark elias will talk about his latest fight which he just joined today. that happening as kamala harris held a round table at the white house, and a voighting rights, and florida governor ron desantis signing the latest law to role back voting rights in a republican-controlled state. not making it very subtle as to who this is intended to benefit, wh

do you have anything to add, rachelle walensky? >> nothing to add. >> okay, next question. >> zeke miller, a p. >> when you say 100 million americans are fully vaccinated that means they've gotten there second dose. that doesn't mean they are two weeks past the dose. >> that is correct. everyone needs to make sure they follow that 2-week post, 100 million americans have received their second shot if they are on a 2 shot regimen or their one shot on that regimen. >> thank you and to follow up on the point about a reasonable timetable, can you explain what would be possible by july 1st, new york goes to 100% capacity at restaurants and bars and arenas and the like, masks will be required indoors, two months, what should the american people hope for? >> what i would like to do is say the more people are vaccinated if your cases we have and we see those numbers come down we will take increased steps. until now, the guidance of what you could do in vaccinated we look forward to more as more people get vaccinated but i don't think -- the

like many americans, rachel is working from home. taking care of her 5-month-old son and also giving back, volunteering at a local food pantry the same pantry -- >> is there any specific needs your family has this month >> i would say some canned vegetables and canned fruit. >> reporter: -- she visited weekly only months ago for help. a giant reversal of fortunes from when we met rachel in december, months after she lost her job because of the pandemic. her family down half of its two-parent income. the mother-to-be preparing to care for her son while forced to lean on others for a boost does it hurt you that this is affecting your entire family >> yeah, it doesry. i mean -- sorry. i just need a minute >> reporter: her story touching hearts across the country. what kind of a response did you receive from that story? >> so many people wanting to help us out, and we were honestly flabbergasted at how much people reached out to us and just wanted to help. >> reporter: did it feel like an outpouring to you? >> it did. >> reporter: not ju

i'm talking about rachel and she's still very young, but is already big dealing uganda. as long girls right address in my top, very close down child playing when just some of the firemen. oh, william will be no community. don't you see my boy. oh boy. oh oh, nice. no, let me see you. she had a quiz. this near lou as a boy . oh, i see the model. oh boy . oh, i see the models. oh, make equal rights and justice. that was rachel. i'm thinking about the better future for girls on a woman across africa. now talking about the future, do you have a plan for yours? i hope that was a yes. we asked young people from different countries what be want to do with the future. my goal is to work on my and perspective. my goal is to be an amazing actress and also gets to be an international access is i still be on the line. i'm one of our key is like you can do whatever you want to add whatever you can experiment. and as i said, we're actually everything that i do myself when i'm a big one many what and when in fact, many tally like one of the largest here and say, you know, i love me lug

and then you make reference to rachel. and then you talk to a woman by the name of chris who is a student at a for-profit pharmacy that shut down. the thing that was most troubling that a witness and that the previous chapter you discussed how in so many years in a certain period of time that white family had increased by so much, latin text that increase by so much. but black communities decreased by $83. we live in this world particularly in a city i can atlanta and the professor oftentimes the push you to follow. we realize was a farce anyway but we have to focus. i think you do an excellent job of this terms are historically black colleges like in this moment can you talk to us about how does that work? our historical black colleges because this is what sobering and eye-opening experience for a lot of our young black folks. >> you know hbc you have an endowment, they have students with lots of need. hbc you worked very hard. but there graduation rates are not nearly as high as emory for example. there 100 times better

"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thank you, my friend. much appreciated. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. >>> this is the headline tonight at "the washington post." prosecutor in trump criminal probe convenes grand jury to hear evidence and weigh potential charges. "the washington post" was the first to report this story. within two hours, the associated press matched the key reporting at the heart of this story. this is their headline, new grand jury seated for next stage of trump investigation. new york prosecutors have convened a special grand jury to consider evidence in a criminal investigation into former president donald trump's business dealings. seven minutes after that, it was abc news. that also independently matched the key point in this new reporting. manhattan district attorney convenes special grand jury in trump probe. a special grand jury has been convened to consider the possibility of criminal charges against president trump and people related to his business. now, does this mean for

back to you, rachel. rachel: thanks holly. >> from all of us here at spacex, i want to think nasa for trusting us to fly their astronauts. i was watching the mission from the departure space station and i must say, it was an amazing mission. the entire spacex team is so proud. the missions went smooth. the launch in november last year, the long-term docking, and now the departure and splashdown. it is great to have mike, victor, shannon, and soichi back home again. i know the team here is looking forward to meeting them in person. we will look at data and inspect the spacecraft. then we will get the capsule ready for the next flight. nasa and spacex worked hard to certify the dragon for multiple flights. this is critical for reliability. this was the first nighttime landing since 2008. -- since apollo eight. the lighting was good. no additional traffic. the weather was super. conditions were perfect. the spacex and nasa teams are a remarkable achievement. the opportunity of a lifetime for many of us. it i

bye, rachel! >> bye. >> stacey abrams, who is now number one on the "new york times" bestseller fiction list has also been working on voter rights and voter registration for a long time, and now stacey abrams is facing a new challenge to democracy and justice: counting the votes. the new republican challenge to democracy and justice in this country means that the candidate who gets the most votes will not necessarily win wherever republicans control state governments like georgia. georgia's new election law appears to allow the republican state legislature to overturn an election if a republican candidate comes in second. new republican election laws are trying to limit the role of courts, the same courts in america that preserved justice by crushing every single election challenge that donald trump's lawyers brought into a courtroom in this country. donald trump failed to have joe biden's victory overturned in georgia in 2020, but the new law might allow georgia republicans to overturn future dem

rachel: the dynamic we are seeing between the u.s. saying don't go to japan is very much the tables turning on the asia-pacific region, which drew the pandemic was very much ahead of the u.s. and western nations. they got infections under control and life was more normal, fatalities were very low if at all. you compare that to the chaos in the u.s. and europe through much of last year. what has changed is the vaccinations coming through and asia is behind on vaccinations. slowest -- japan is the slowest on vaccination. you are seeing the western countries move so quickly ahead with reopening where in asia you don't have the level of protection because they did not have much infection and now they don't have vaccination. it is a concerning issue beyond the olympics. manus: ok, thank you so much, rachel chang with the latest on the state of play in japan and the upcoming olympics. we will leave you with a live shot of the united kingdom. we will have the european market open, mark and anna will take that for you. sterling is killing me

>> rachel, rachel. >> stephen: did you-- because that seems like the fix is in. did you take it again to say there's got to be another friend. >> no, i was exhausted by taking it the first time. and, also, i thought i was answering questions, like, that would bring me to phoebe, you know. favorite color. yellow! or some things that-- who would you want to be on a date with? spongebob! and it said rachel. >> stephen: is that a phoebe thing. did i miss something in the phoebe canons that she had shot of spot for spongebob. >> it's so raich they'll she's an animated character to go on a date with. i didn't understand that criteria. but it's funny, because when i first read the script and i was going to be auditioning for phoebe, i saw rachel and i just went, "oh, that's like a long island... that could be hilarious. i could identify with that more." but they said, no, no, phoebe. >> stephen: yeah. you know, i auditioned once to be, like-- to do a part, one-week story on "friends." >> did you. >> stephen: i was in l.a., young actor. i got called in, auditioned on the

. >> and that is all in for this evening, the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris, thank you, my friend. much, much, much appreciated. we are continuing to follow this upsetting tragic news out of california. a gunman has opened fire and killed eight people, shooting started at 6:30 a.m. the train storage and maintenance facility for the public transit system, he struck at a particularly busy time. it was the shift change when people who worked the over cannight shift were handing off to the day shift, sheriff reported that the? shooter and officers responding the did not exchange gunfire. but the sheriff said that the suspect appears to have shot himself when officers confronted him. again, he died along with eight our victims. seven victims died at the scene and an eighth died at the hospital. there's a person still in critical condition after being shot in the incident. we do not know the identities of the victims. authorities were still in the process of contacting victim's families hours after today's shooting happe

thanks.ths thanks rachel. again our lead story tonight with jacob sober off in the biden administration saying, the first handful for families separate where the child was separate from his or her parent, the first families went through the separation policy under the trump organization, excuse me, the trump organization, the first for families being reunited this week. that's expected to be the first four out of 1000 families that need to go through this process. it is a slow start, but it is finally, finally, finally starting. much more to get to, stay with us. o, stay with us itching for an outing... or itching for some cuddle time. but you may not know when he's itching for help... licking for help... or rubbing for help. if your dog does these frequently. they may be signs of an allergic skin condition that needs treatment. don't wait. talk to your veterinarian and learn more at itchingforhelp.com. front desk. yes, hello... i'm so... please hold. ♪♪ i got you. ♪ all by yourself. ♪ go with us and g

good evening, rachel. >> so, i have a lot of feelings. [laughs] if i could just speak in personal terms. you said in the briefing we all long for this moment. my heart leapt into my. throat it's true. it's such good news after all this. time at the same, time i'm very nervous about what you said today. it is hard for me to imagine myself, you know, waltzing into the stop and show tomorrow not wearing a mask. i just feel like i am not wired that way anymore, and it still feels risky. again, forgive me for speaking in personal terms. i don't need to be too blunt about this. but, how sure are you -- because, this feels like a really big change? >> we're sure. there's an extraordinary amount of evidence now that demonstrates that the vaccines are working in the real world. in covert study, in care facilities, in all states. these vaccines are working the way they did in the clinical trials. importantly, there is also new data, just even the last two weeks that demonstrates these vaccines are working against the variants that we have circulati

good evening, rachel. >> thank you, my friend. much appreciated. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. we have a big show tonight. really happy to have you here particularly on a news day that we are all going to remember for a long time because of this. >>> today cdc is updaing our guidance for fully vaccinated people. anyone who is fully vaccinated can participate in indoor and outdoor activities, large or small, without wearing a mask or physical distancing. if you are fully vaccinated, you can start doing the things that you had stopped doing because of the pandemic. we have all longed for this moment when we can get back to some sense of normalcy. based on the continuing downward trajectory of cases, the scientific performance of our vaccines, and understanding how the virus spreads, that moment has come for those who are fully vaccinated. >> that moment has come for those who are fully vaccinated. that's the cdc director rochelle walensky announcing this afternoon that if you're vaccinated you can stop wearing masks, indoors and

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, my friend. much appreciate it. thank you for joining us at home. happy to have you here. lots of interesting news. "the new york times" first to report that the fda is expected to approve the first covid vaccine for teenagers, for kids twoel 16. now, this is not out of the blue. pfizer had recently reported clinical trial results that showed really good results among young people, ages 12 to 16. it shows the pfizer vaccine was as effective if not more effective when preventing serious illness compared to what adults experience with the vaccine. that trial also showed the temporary side effects people sometimes get from taking the vaccine, those were basically the same in that age group. that 12 to 16 age group, as they are in adults. and that is very good news. and that very promising results now in hand, means the fda's vaccine advisory group is apparently soon going to make its recommendations, and the fda will be expected to move quickly on approving the pfizer vaccine for 12 to 16-year-olds,

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pleasure rachel. time now for a quick break but when we come back the private messaging out signal says it was a block from posting an ad that told the truth about how facebook exploited users will discuss next and as we go to break here's the numbers out the close. when we did our 1st show of the year we've been 3 games for 2021. dollars ation trying to take a shot now here we are in the 2nd quarter 2021 minutes showing up because one of the primary reasons for getting inflation here is the. dad has put america in china on an antagonistic footing we got a new cold war here and all the benefits that came to the u.s. economy by shipping all of our jobs over to china has now been used up. americans love buying homes. and this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country at large understood the bargain you get a hoe and then you know rebel right that's the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. and the really interesting to dial it back and think about the lo

pleasure rachel. time now for a quick break but when we come back the private messaging out signal says it was a block from posting an ad that told the truth about how facebook exploited users well this guy's next and as we go to break here are the numbers out the closest. and this. can be done through union forms like yeah yeah. rationing. desirable of the theory. that the new doc was on the. right people in the zimmer. show saw the. small fortune in the beginning to your good. fortune for the outnumbered a lot of authors more than a socialist financially. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one percent of those but. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. the private messaging app signal is calling out facebook saying it was blocked from posting ads that told the truth about the tech giant and the ways that exploits users in order to target them with advertisements now facebook is calling this a publicity stunt but signal says it is using this as an opportunity to raise awareness archies science have

pleasure rachel. time now for a quick break but when we come back the private messaging out signal says it wasn't blocked from posting an ad that told the truth about how facebook exploited users well this cast next and as we go to break here's the numbers up a close. when we did our 1st show of the year we name 3 things for 2021. dollars ation trying to take a shot now here we are in the 2nd quarter of 2021 minutes showing up because one of the primary reasons for getting inflation here is the big level is a show that has put american china on an antagonistic footing we got a new cold war here and all the benefits that came to the u.s. economy by shipping all of our jobs over to china has now been used up. so what males have tended to do and still do is is we tend to we certainly have empathy in all of that but we also tend to do nurture through aggression so we create things like lego soccer and football and you know all of the various hundreds of games that involve aggression you know women are agg

this is boom bustling business where you can't afford to mess time rachel love engine washington coming up china and russia are the hot topics as the group of 7 meets in london so how will the tough words impact it will tensions moving forward plot foiled right to rally and new hopes for economic recovery in the u.s. and europe but will it be enough to offset the crisis hitting india and brazil. our poll faces off against fortnight maker at 6 games in court and a battle over antitrust violations with billions of dollars at stake we have a lot to get to so let's get started. leaders from the 7 most industrialized nations in the world are meeting in london this week to discuss global threats the increasing power of china and continued calls to isolate russia speaking at the 1st in person g. 7 meeting since 2019 secretary of state tony blinken said the goal is to balance countering the latest challenges without trying to contain beijing or to escalate tensions with moscow. we are focused. very much on russia's actions and what course it chooses to take. president biden's been very clear fo

pleasure rachel. time now for a quick break but when we come back the private messaging out signal says it was a block from posting an ad that told the truth about how facebook exploited users well this cast next and as we go to break here's the numbers up a close. when we did our 1st show of the year we name 3 names for 2021. dollars ation. now here we are in the 2nd quarter 2021 minutes showing up because one of the primary reasons for getting inflation here is the globalization has put american china on an antagonistic footing we got a new cold war here and all the benefits that came to the u.s. economy by shipping our jobs over to china has now been used. we start here at the garage or at least so the need for good can reach the other than the human rights one. but on the but i'm going to do the cooking is so small that this isn't just. me emotional running t.v. must do i feel still a stock or even a simple cynical spoken media which uses jim but i function is just for fun for all children. compas

and fox news contributor, rachel campos duffy. rachel, help me out here. from what we understand, it is that this story in particular, this grocery store, requested but not required, so she was not out of line to be standing there without a mask on, but it was her privilege that was a problem. >> right, and at this point anyone who wants a vaccine can pretty much get a vaccine. look, i've been pregnant nine times. i can barely breathe when i am pregnant, if you like the baby is sitting on my lungs. i feel bad for women's wrinkle been wearing this mask which makes it even harder to breathe. this guy is totally insensitive, and here's what our viewers should go. he should be ashamed of what he is doing, and the hunters hate to be hunted. put it back on them. >> pete: i love that. tomi, this will privilege argument, once you start to make that argument and you are obsessed with your own mask somehow to someone who should be hunted with their phone -- how do they come back from that? can the left unwind their obsession with covid? >> it's not just their obsess

. >> rachel, thank you so much. your promoting this town hall is something like we've never seen an msnbc. i really appreciate all the support you give us on that. and today, rachel, i began the day by walking around washington d.c., outdoors, with my mask off. because last night, doctor fauci said in the special, you can, if your vaccinated, you do not need a mask outdoors. i pressed him on that one. went back and forth. what if you are near unvaccinated people? he said, okay, no problem. you can basically do anything you want. if you're vaccinated, you don't need a mask outdoors. that's as far as i went with it, wretch. i was one question away from what about indoors? but it didn't occurred to me. so, in my history, you know that thing we have rachel? after every one of these shows, oh, i should've asked, i should just said, i should've asked -- >> yes. >> i forgot about indoors. i forgot about it -- i >> said. >> he wouldn't have gotten ahead of the cdc. >> no. >> he would've said, well, stay tuned for some inter

"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >>> good evening, chris. and happy weekend. happy, friday night to you. much appreciated, my friend. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy friday to you, as well. all right. here is how it worked. here is the scheme. the guy who was taking the bribes, he liked to be paid in cash. literal cash. green, paper money. i think he thought it would be harder to get caught that way because it seemed like there'd be less of a paper trail, or something. but it did not work out that way. the problem he had with wanting to be bribed in cash is that the companies that were bribing him. honestly, the -- the companies from which he was extorting these bribes because it was as much extortion as it was bribery. these weren't the kinds of companies that would normally tend to have a lot of cash laying around. i mean, it would be one thing, if this -- this guy, this government official, was taking bribes from retail stores. or even gambling operations, right? something, where lots of paper cash was changing hands

>> got to be rachel. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yes. yep. it's got to be rachel. justin, last question. were they on a break >> they were not on a break. >> jimmy: what wow! wow! i did not think that was going to be said tonight oh, my goodness. controversy, man roots, tariq, we just have our buddy here justin from new york he's going do watch the "friends" reunion that's coming out this week. the character he relates to most, obviously, rachel. >> tariq: obvi >> jimmy: obvi and when asked if they were on a break, if ross and rachel were on a break, he said absolutely not on a break. oh, my goodness. for this first one, roots, can we do something like the "friends" theme song something like that? ♪ ♪ justin new york is back and vaxed let's propose a toast ♪ ♪ it's really great to have a audience up close ♪ ♪ it's "friends reunion time which character do you think is most secial ♪ ♪ justin says obviously he has to go with rachel and they absolutely were not on a break ♪ ♪ yo for goodness ♪ they absolutely weren't on a break ♪ ♪ for goodnes

. >>> "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris, thank you, my friend, much appreciated. >>> thank you at home for joining us at this hour. whenever something comes up in washington that has to do with the capitol police, the police force that guards the capitol grounds and that complex, you'll often hear about it first from a congressman from ohio named tim ryan. the reason is that congressman ryan runs a subcommittee in congress that specifically has responsibility for overseeing and funding the capitol police. so congressman tim ryan is sort of the closest thing that congress has to a point person on that issue, on that police force. and today, as that point person, with that expertise and experience, congressman tim ryan basically lost his mind a little bit. >> i want to thank the gentleman from new york and the other republicans who are supporting this and thank them for their bipartisanship. to the other 90% of our friends on the other side of the aisle, holy cow. incoherence. no i

>> absolutely, rachel. and by the way, what you're describing in arizona, that madness, there is method to that madness. it is designed to keep the voter fraud argument going both to change the laws in the states and to stop this bill in the senate. so what is our plan? our plan is pretty simple. it's based on the fact that republican voters and democratic voters across the country support these core principles. so we've been reaching out to local election officials and to secretary of states of both parties to say how do we make this work in your state? and they've given us a lot of on-the-ground advice. so we've been making adjustments on early voting and the timelines for implementing key provisions and making the ballot tracking software be done federally rather than locally. and so we're working with those republicans across the country to say this makes sense. we want to stop gerrymandering, which corrupts the vision of equal representation. we want to stop billionaires from buying elections, and we w

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>> rachel scott with that late news from the hill. rachel, thank you. >>> next to president biden in ohio tonight. news on the counteroffer from republicans now on the president's infrastructure plan. the president pushing his $1.7 trillion plan that he says will create millions of jobs, repair roads and bridges, and bring high-speed cable to rural america. republicans today with that counteroffer. not surprising, the sides are not close. mary bruce live at the white house to walk us through the key differences. mary? >> reporter: david, republicans are proposing just a fraction of what the president wants. he is asking for $1.7 trillion. the new republican counterproposal is $928 billion. but just $250 billion of that is new spending, specifically for roads, bridges and public works. the president wants to go well beyond that to fund things like clean energy and improve child care facilities, and to pay for it, he wants to raise taxes on the most wealthy. that's a no-go for republicans who want to use unspent covid relief funding, an

go to school to rachel hopkins, rachel. rng thank you mr. speaker when was prime minister and chief of staff first made aware of the plan for european sick leave? made aware of the plan for european leave on i think the sunday night, and we acted decisively using the arsenal of legislative freedoms that we now have thanks for leading european union and decisively to make clear that u.k. that the u.k. government, the u.k. government condemn you condemn you of this matter mr. speaker, an the same goes to my chief of staff. >> thank you mr. speaker my and there's much to visit there including a historic standard that was erected to celebrate queen victoria diamond jubilee and walk succession to 70 years and i would ask the prime minister will he join me in supporting the gift being proposed by parliament to mark her majesty's platinum jubilee? >> i want to thank my hon honorable friend for a proposal and ten courage all colleagues to support and to contradict to project. >> we don't go back -- thank you mr. speaker. next week we will -- does pr

that's "all in" for this evening, "the rachel maddow show" starts now. good evening, rachel. >> thank you my friend, much appreciated and thanks to you at home. september 11th, 2001, day of the al qaeda terrorist attacks on our country, a tuesday, part of what new yorkers remember was it was a local election day, beautiful, early fall day when planes hit the buildings and buildings came down and lower manhattan turned into hell. but afterwards, even before the next tuesday rolled around, inside a week of the 9/11 attacks happening, something else on a different scale but also terrible and terrifying started to happen in a bunch of places all over the country. at first we did not know if this was a second act for the 9/11 attack. to the offices of nbc news and abc news and cbs news and offices of the "new york post" inexplicably to the national inquirer tabloid in florida, somebody mailed anthrax, notice just a white powder with a terrifying note but actual, potent anthrax mailed to the news and offices of two united states senators. real anthrax, potent

>> all right, rachel scott, who covers congress for us. thank you, rachel. >>> we turn now to the difficult images tonight, the florida elementary school principal who is now on administrative leave after being seen on video spanking a 6-year-old with a paddle. right in front of the child's stunned mother. again, a warning, it is disturbing. and here's abc's stephanie ramos tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a principal in florida is under investigation after she paddled a 6-year-old student three times in front of the child's mother at an elementary school. >> no. put your hands down. no, no, no. >> no. >> now don't do it again. >> reporter: the school principal melissa carter striking the little girl with a wooden paddle last month after the girl allegedly scratched a school computer. the principal chastising the child. >> you better be glad you're not my daughter. because i would spank your butt all the time for acting like that. and i wish you would try to call the police on me. that's called being a brat. >> reporter: the principal's assi

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i'm rachel blood in washington. coming up. china and russia are the hot topics as a group of 7 meats in london. so how well the top floors impact global pension moving forward slot oil prices rally and the new hope for economic recovery in the us in europe. will it be enough to offset the crisis hitting india and brazil that apple faces off against fortnight maker epic games in court and a battle over anti trust violation, which is billions of dollars a day. we have to get to the let's get started. leaders from the southern most industrialized nations in the world are meeting in london this week to discuss global threats, the increasing power of china and continued calls to isolate russia. speaking at the 1st in person g 7 meeting since 2019 secretary of state, tony blinking said the goal is to balance countering the latest challenges without trying to contain beijing or to escalate tensions with moscow. we are focusing very much on, on russia's actions and what course it uses to take. present button's been very cle

>> all right, rachel scott, who covers congress for us. thank you, rachel. >>> we turn now to the difficult images tonight, the florida elementary school principal who is now on administrative leave after being seen on video spanking a 6-year-old with a paddle. right in front of the child's stunned mother. again, a warning, it is disturbing. and here's abc's stephanie ramos tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a principal in florida is under investigation after she paddled a 6-year-old student three times in front of the child's mother at an elementary school. >> no. put your hands down. no, no, no. >> don't do it again. >> reporter: melissa carter striking the little girl with a wooden paddle last month after the girl allegedly scratched a school computer. the principal chat tstising the child. >> i would spank your butt all the time for acting like that and i wish you would try to call the police on me. that's called being a brat. >> reporter: the principal's assistant seen in the video, telling the girl how to stand, bent over a chair. >> put

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archies rachel blevins takes a quick look at how the president's political life might now impact his religious life. a catholic priest. did not give you communion he said it was because of your position on abortion were you offended by that as a private matter i'm not going to talk about that but there are so many time it's ever happened we didn't talk about it he went to the press about it in lane 2019 a catholic priest in south carolina denied now president joseph biden a practicing catholic holy communion while at mass the stated reason by the priest in the diocese bishop was biden's persistent and political views that are pro-abortion according to buy that this was the only time it ever happened but now more and more priests are calling for the president to be denied communion over his pro-abortion policies loudest among the most recent calls has been san francisco archbishop salvatore quarterly on in a recent statement he said that quote if you find that you are unwilling or unable to abandon your advocacy for abortion you should not come forward to receive holy communion it has

scott with that late news from the hill, rachel, thank you. >>> president biden in ohio. news on the counteroffer from republicans now on the president's infrastructure plan. the president pushing his $1.7 trillion plan that he says will create millions of job, repair roads and bridges and bring high-speed cable to rural america. >>> republicans today with that counteroffer, not surprising, the sides are not close. mary bruce to walk us through it. >> reporter: republicans are proposing a fraction of what the president wants. he is asking for $1.7 trillion. the new republican counterproposal is $928 billion. but just $250 billion of that is new spending, specifically for road, bridges and public works. the president wants to go well beyond that to fund things like clean energy and improve child care facilities and to pay for it, he wants to raise taxes on the most wealthy,s that a no go for republicans who want to use unspent covid relief funding and that's a nonstarter for the white house. but, david, the talks here do continue. david. >> mary bruce following n facin in