arizona congressman ruben gallego here to tell me about what we can expect over the next week. >>> plus, new developments on younger kids and vaccines. first to richard lui standing by with a look at the other big stories we're watching. >> good day. new developments first in the fatal accident on the set of an alec baldwin movie. according to an affidavit, baldwin was assured a prop gun was not loaded before he fired it. that shot killed the director of photography, halyna hutchins, and injuring director joel souza. the gun misfired before, by the way. it prompted some crew members even to walk of the set. baldwin says he will fully comply with this investigation. >>> the u.s. military says it carried out an air strike in syria that killed a senior al qaeda leader. it took a took place in the town of suluk near the turkish border after drones and rockets started military outpost in the country. >>> the white house delayed a release of classified documents related to president john f. kennedy's assassination nearly

. >> tonight congressman ruben gallego how close we came to a trump coup. >> when you leave the capitol, you've lost. and so i started texting every member i could in all of our text chains. >> then the ominous purge of republicans who stand up to trump in congress continues. plus, the awful facts ron desantis ignores on another covid victory lap. >> there are a heck of a lot of students and families throughout the state of florida that are better off today. >> and can mark zuckerberg escape whistleblowers regulators and accountability inside the metaverse? >> yeah, just got to find something to wear. >> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the most powerful person in conservative america is 90-year-old murdoch himself. he is a founder and executive chairman of news corporation, controls fox news, the almost monopolistically powerful right wing cable channel where the vast majority of conservatives get their news. he has done incalculable damage to this country and world and he is responsible for what fox news says and does. rupert murdoch is the p

that's our choice. >> joining me now, democratic representative ruben gallego of arizona. he is a member of the house armed services committee. congressman, always good to see you. your colleague representative pramila jayapal struck a pretty positive note this morning about where things are headed. take a listen. >> we are getting much closer, and i think that's what the american people need to know. and at the end of the day, even some of the things that you had on the chopping block i don't think are actually gone. we are trying to get to a place where everybody can agree to something that is still transformative, and i believe even what we have on the table is still transformative. >> does her analysis square with your own? what is the latest on negotiations? >> look, i agree with what she's saying and she has been deep into negotiations. so i trust what she's saying and this is exactly what she's been telling us in our private conversations. but, look, we as a caucus -- and i say the democratic caucus because we're largely in unison need to pass bill. families were st

that's our choice. >> joining me now, democratic representative ruben gallego of arizona. he is a member of the house armed services committee. congressman, always good to see you. your colleague representative pramila jayapal struck a pretty positive note this morning about where things are headed. take a listen. >> we are getting much closer, and i think that's what the american people need to know. and at the end of the day, even some of the things that you had on the chopping block i don't think are actually gone. we are trying to get to a place where everybody can agree to something that is still transformative, and i believe even what we have on the table is still transformative. >> does her analysis square with your own? what is the latest on negotiations? >> look, i agree with what she's saying and she has been deep into negotiations. so i trust what she's saying and this is exactly what she's been telling us in our private conversations. but, look, we as a caucus -- and i say the democratic caucus because we're largely i unison need to pass bill. families were str

listen to how congressman ruben gallego describes would experienced that day in the new hbo documentary for hours at the capitol. >> i was an infantry man in the united states marine corps, i had to deal with some very aggressive crowds when i was in iraq. individuals themselves aren't usually a problem, but when they get collectively together and they create a mob, the mob is the weapon. i was ready to fight, i saw a lot of ship back in my day, but i was never going to die on the floor of the talking house of representatives. i was not going to take him out by some insurrectionist bastard, my plan was to stab someone in the ion in the throat and take away their weapon. fight to survive. i saw there were buses to evacuate us. let me tell you, when you leave the capital, you've lost. so i started texting every member i could, and all of our text chains, if they tell you to leave to not leave, you're safe for staying here, if if we get on those buses there's nowhere where we came back. >> this was the most serious attempt on american democracy since the civil war, i have to do is watch th

. >> that was congressman ruben gallego of arizona. what was it like to live out that day when you hear some of your republican colleague down-playing what happened, the same colleagues you saw running for their lives? >> well, i'm scared. and i'm not scared for my health. i'm scared for the health of this democracy. you know, clearly these politicians and i don't want to use that word because they don't deserve to be called that -- are cowards. and instead of dealing with reality, they're more afraid of donald trump and donald trump's base than telling the truth. so they're just going to lie hoping that this, you know, somehow doesn't happen again. but i am scared because -- because of their lies, because of their cover-up, they're going to try this again. and i've been saying this for quite a while. we need to be throwing the books at all these people involved, those finance it, organize it, that were complicit one way or the other because right now the only party that's having any accountability and actually trying to protect democr

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ruben gallego, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. gallego will vote yes on h.res. 716. madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. lucille roybal-allard of california, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. roybal-allard will vote yes on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. young from the state of alaska, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. young will vote nay on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maine seek recognition? mr. golden: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. gottheimer, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. gottheimer will vote yes on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the member from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. ruiz of new york, privileged resolution, form -- pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. reed will vote no on h.r

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. >> joining me now to talk about this is democratic congressman ruben gallego of arizona. he was inside the capitol on january 6th as it was being attacked. the number of red flags before the riot, it's mind-boggling to listen to some of the details out of this report. it included an assessment that trump supporters had grown desperate to overturn the election and congress itself would be the target. according to "the post," that key analysis was tucked at the bottom of page 13 of a 15-page report. the capitol hill police chief didn't have that information when he initiated a last minute request to bring in the national guard, one that was swiftly rejected. you've seen some of the details coming out of this investigative report. what's your reaction so far? >> well, i mean, to be honest, it's nothing that surprises me. it's very good reporting, goes really into deep, deep detail. you know, for me, it just does make me wonder, though, had this been a group of muslim men trying to operate this way across the country, would there have been just as lax as a reaction, or latino

ruben gallego and i will talk about the bills and the senator representing the state he represents, kyrsten sinema. >>> good news when it comes to the effectiveness of the covid vaccine in young kids. this "american voices."

. >> tonight congressman ruben gallego how close we came to a trump coup. >> when you leave the capitol, you've lost. and so i started texting every member i could in all of our text chains.

gallego, a more progressive democrat, in the house of representatives to primary kyrsten sinema i caught up with gallego earlier today and he said that is not his focus today-e wants to get both the infrastructure and reconciliation bills passed. >> deadline midnight sahil, thank you >>> the government issuing its strongest warning yet to pregnant women an urgent message from the cdc to mothers-to-be get vaccinated the science behind this brand new call and what one doctor is seeing on the front lines. >>> chaos at school board meetings are now deemed a threat fearful school officials are turning to president biden for help >>> and a facebook executive gets the grilling of his life on capitol hill over instagram's alleged negative impact on teenage girls. senators teaming up in a rare bipartisan attack on one of the titans of tech perfectly located. an inspiration. and enough space to start an empire. loopnet. the most popular place to find a space. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day ther

wade and i'll be talking to ruben gallego and is a member of the house progressive caucus on the infrastructure and reckon sill yagdz bill. today marx the 20th an verse row where soul train launched. >> i'll give you a hint, and i'll see if you can guess it. i'm looking for a new love, baby, a new love. >> jody watley. >> that's right! jody watley will join me on "the cross connection" and it will be filled with entertainment and information. >> i love it. >> that we hope will leave the viewers wanting more. thanks so much, ali. i'm always thrilled to share the screen with you saturday morning. >> and you, my friend. we will see tiffany at 10:00 a.m. and stay tuned for "the cross connection" right after "velshi" on msnbc. the house committee on january 6th is out with subpoenas for trump associates and people in his orbit, and if those individuals think they can defy these court orders they have another thing coming or congressional orders. i'll tell you who is being targeted with jamie raskin on that committee. he's standing by. more "velshi" in just a moment. living with bipolar depression. i

gallego, a more progressive democrat, in the house of representatives to primary kyrsten sinema i caught up with gallego earlier today and he said that is not husband focus right ow he wants to get both the infrastructure and the reconciliation bills passed. shep >> deadline midnight sahil, thank you >>> the government issuing its strongest warning yet to pregnant women an urgent message from the cdc to mothers-to-be get vaccinated the science behind this brand new call and what one doctor is seeing on the front lines. >>> chaos at school board meetings are now deemed a threat fearful school officials are turning to president biden for help >>> and a facebook executive gets the grilling of his life on capitol hill over instagram's alleged negative impact on teenage girls. senators teaming up in a rare bipartisan attack on one of the titans of tech >>> covid watch. encouraging news to report tonight for once cases of the disease fell over the past two weeks by 25% nationwide johns hopkins reports we're now averaging still 114,000 infections a day, but it's better around 68,000 americans a

last hour, democratic congressman ruben gallego gave us an update on where things stand this weekend. >> it's possible, but i also don't want to rush a bill if it's not actually going to do anything to change the lives of americans, right? >> yeah. >> i do think we need to land this plane and land this plane quickly because americans hate process below the outcomes. we shouldn't rush something to say we got something done. >>> new developments in the january 6th committee's investigation, cnn reports former doj official jeffrey clark may be one of the first to actually comply with the committee's subpoenas and testify in front of the panel next week. that is according to two sources familiar with that inquiry. it comes as the department of justice is now weighing possible criminal charges against former trump aide steve bannon after he refused to cooperate with the committee. earlier today, former manager for trump's second impeachment, congresswoman madeleine dean gave her reaction to those latest developments. >> i'm delighted that mr. clark is absolutely adherent to the rule of law

here's what a congressman from her state, ruben gallego, said this morning on msnbc. watch. >> tell us what you are for. don't just tell us what you're against, right? that's hard. i want to compromise. i know she wants to compromise. i know my other colleagues want to compromise. but it's hard to compromise when all you say is, no. let's put down our values and figure out where we can meet in the middle ground because at the end of the day, democrats don't win this, progressives don't win this, certain democrats don't win this. you know who wins this? the american people. >> reporter: again, alex, senator sinema would push back on that. she would say, look, i've been negotiating. she was just on the phone with the white house yesterday. she's just not telling it publicly. >> okay. let me ask you about something i was just getting an alert on my phone, something in the last hour that the senate passed while they were very briefly in session. does this relate to the negotiations under way over infrastructure and reconciliation? >> reporter: yeah, briefly indeed. in fac

. >> ruben gallego thanks for being with us. appreciate your time. >> gracias. >>> to news out west, los angeles looking to push back its vaccine mandate for city employees. a proposal submitted to the city administrative officer would give workers until december 18th to show proof of vaccination or risk losing their jobs. the original deadline came and went yesterday, with the new extension pending city council approval. the governor declared a statewide drought emergency in california, this as the state faces its most severe drought in more than a century. joining me with more, erin mclaughlin. good to see you. what does this declaration do for the state of california? >> hey, jose. governor gavin newsom made the statewide emergency declaration on tuesday, expanding the existing declaration to include some of the state's largest counties, including los angeles, san diego, and san francisco, boosting the governor's call to voluntarily reduce water consumption by 15% to put that goal in perspective, according to state water offi

. >> so in the film democratic congressman ruben gallegos of arizona talks about how his military training had him preparing to fight for his life during the attack. let's take a look at that. >> i was a infantry man in the united states marine corp. i had to deal with very aggressive crowds when i was in mrk. individuals themselves aren't usually a problem, but when they get collectively together and they create a mob, the mob is the weapon. i was ready to fight. i saw a lot of [ bleep ] back in my days but i was not going to die on the floor of the [ bleep ] house of representatives. like i was not going to get taken out by some insurrectionist [ bleep ]. >> and i've got to tell you, the title "four hours at the capitol," and listening to this man preparing to fight for his own life, the thing that confused me -- and i wonder if you'll address this, i think you do given just how long you take to really show how this played out, is i kept screaming at the television, where are the cops? where's the national guard? where's anybody? where is anybody? a convenience store robbery would have h