you said the 1990s, donna. i was remembering, you know, i was a kid in new york city, there was the "heather has two mommies" controversy, which was that the kids were getting children's book about a lesbian couple, and this is an enormous moral panic at the time for some of the same reasons. >> well, and it turns out that we have to have an argument that realizes there is a healthy balance of parents being involved in schools but also that professionals are making determinations about what is or is not taught in the schools. we've got to do this, and if we don't, we're going to lose this battle on an important other culture war. >> donna edwards and tim miller, thanks for being here. have a good new year if i don't see you. who knows, maybe you'll be back tomorrow, as we try to get the show on the air. that's all for "all in" this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts now, with ayman mohyeldin in for rachel. >> i know the struggle is real, my friend. enjoy the rest of the night off. rachel has the night off

. >> reporter: donna parker is on the last leg of a journey to find the rightful owner of these army uniforms, a journey that began more than two years ago at the bottom of this dumpster. >> these are army suits. whose are these? why are they in the trash. >> reporter: so this became kind of an obsession? >> it did. for a very long time. >> reporter: all she had to go on was a common last name, mckenzie. but donna researched, posted on social media, even set up tables at festivals around her home in lexington, kentucky, hoping someone might know who these belonged to, and eventually donna did get the full name. >> and when i did, his obituary was the first thing that came up. and it hit me like it would a family member. >> reporter: back in 2018, sergeant keith mckenzie, who had survived two deployments in afghanistan took his own life. he'd been diagnosed with ptsd. marriage was crumbling. car repossessed, which is actually how the uniform ended up in the dumpster. this wasn't at all the answer donna was hoping to find, but it made returning that uniform more important than ever. >>

so donna's recently seen renewed protests following the military power grab in october. i'll just harris hill, morgan reports now from khartoum. rethink protested, gathering at the starting point. one of the several 1000 employees here in the capital city. how to kill? no, did they do? they did.

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so donna, i don't know what to say or feel about that. over to you. >> yeah, i don't even know what to say about it. i mean, i will say that again, just as we talked about voting rights, abortion rights are really important to women, especially younger women and i think in whatever state is possible, whether it's virginia or colorado, new jersey, democrats control those legislatures and the governors mansions. they should enact protections from women that are going to make a difference to them, and again, if this is not done, women voters take this to heart. women voters are going to be remembering this as the spring primaries go through and in the fall with the november election. and to, you know, say that for virginia voters and virginia women to say my vacation to hawaii is much more important than your right to an abortion is offensive. so, you know, democrats got to get with it here. >> i mean, i think they said that and then omicron laughed. donna, i want to ask if you think, i feel like justice mayore reframed the work in america a

we're joined by chris christie, donna brazile, justin amash, and margaret hoover, a cnn contributor. we can talk about bob dole later, chris christie, but i want to begin with president biden and his political situation right now. we saw those inflation numbers come out on friday, the worst inflation numbers in 40 years. truly depressing president biden's popularity right now. is this the biggest problem he faces? >> yeah. it is the biggest problem he faces because it cuts across all demographics. it doesn't matter who you are in this country, what your income level is, where you live, inflation affects everyone, and it makes everybody feel nervous, george, because they think to themselves, what if i can't afford fill in the blank, whatever it is they want to try to get for their families, and the president seems to be in denial about it. and that's the other thing. when you are a leader, you can't appear to be out of touch with a problem that's touching everyone, and i think right now the problem, and what you see reflected in those poll numbers, is the president is saying it's not

donna, jonathan and matt miller are back. we covered that story here because the lies and the anatomy of those lies and the fact people still believe those lies sits at an intersection of domestic violence extremism threat in this country. it's a security story. but i'm guessing that story and like the rundown on the network where people are beholden to those lies and i wonder if this point, what there's left to do about that, donna. >> i don't know. two-thirds of republicans believe that the election was stolen and there's no amount of convincing them otherwise and i think while it's important for us to continue to tell the story and to continue to debunk the lie, i'm not really sure who we're talking to anymore. you know, you look at georgia, you know, trump's claim of 5,000 dead people casting ballots when it turns out there were four ballots turned out for people turned in for people who died. i mean, there's like, you know, this massive gap between the truth and the lie. and there seems nothing though that can convince a

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stop it now. >> so, donna, i think all of us agree with that sentiment. does that do anything to help or combat the problem? >> i don't know, but i think it was important for the president to express that frustration because many of us who are vaccinated are equally frustrated that we haven't been able to get a handle of this virus because there's still so many people who are unvaccinated and the reason they're unvaccinated is sort of entrenched group of people is because they've been sold a bill of goods. that they've been sold by people who are vaccinated. so that is the irony of it and i think what the president did today is speaking to some of the american people just saying don't listen to this stuff. the president has been, he announced a plan today. we at least have a plan to try to deal with this. but he's been fighting not just the, combatting not just the virus, but combatting what he described as these purveyors of misinformation who have gotten in the way of us being able to successfully deal with this very, you know, virulent virus and i thin

donna and mark are still here. nick, you have written some of the most comprehensive and detailed stories about texas's new maps and redistricting. i wonder, if light of this supreme court's rulings whether you think merrick garland's lawsuit will be successful. >> you know, i was actually talking to a couple lawyers and legal scholars about this. and there is two points that can be made. one that make it look like the department of justice has an actually good case and another that says they might be on shaky grounds. for those looking for optimism here for the department of justice, these maps that the texas legislature passed are pretty similar to maps passed earlier this decade that they were forced to redraw after lawsuits challenged them for being both partisan jerry mannedering and racial gerrymandering. so they have been forced to direct their previous gerrymandered maps based on similar things they did in this past redistricting cycle. in particular, two different methods. one was taking lower propensity v

i am stuck on this thing, donna, as a former staffer. president biden has done more not just than his predecessor, but he has done more than most people thought was possible, in surging supply. i think everything in this country can get a shot within five miles of where they live. there is a, you know, a vaccine tracker, i got my son who is newly eligible his second shot on the cdc website. the answer may not lie in more announcements. it may lie in sitting with people who have despair, anxiety, who are worried, who don't know if it will ever end, don't know they are going back to the office, who don't know if their parents are safe in a nursing home? is there a part of this that doesn't require a policy solution but joe biden being joe biden and sitting with people in all of their angst? >> we do have to get to a circumstance -- i think and the president acknowledged this in his remarks today where we have to break that barrier of people who are not getting vaccinated. i mean we have been pretty much stuck at the same percentage for sev

so donna's recently seen renewed protests following the military power grab in october. i'll just harris hill, morgan reports now from khartoum. we're seeing processes gathering at the starting point, one of the several 1000 employees here and the capital city. how to to know, sit there, how to film state is a tripartite city. so we have, i'm to remind her, the north anthem center and people here are gathering to make their way to the presidential palace. they say they're going to go there and demand the military handled power to civilian rule. they come on my way to the 3rd anniversary of the sedan uprising, which started in december of 2018. they say that revolution is incomplete because the military is still in power and there is no civil in government. and sedans, transition has been disrupted, following the military take over. there was chancing slogans that we've heard repeatedly over the past 2 months or so saying that the military should go back to the barracks and that's about the power should be handed over to civilian government. many of them say that they're

donna edwards, it brings to me, it's sort of like where is congress heading? i want to quote lisa murkowski who simply said -- let me get this right -- it's been a horrible year, hasn't it. it began with an insurrection, it ended with a 4:00 a.m. adjournment, and a lot of not-so-good stuff in between. >> it's been a really tough year. and i think it also began with us still fighting covid, and we're ending the year, you know, in the same place. the reality is that whether we're talking about the economy or, you know, politics, what will help get us back to normal is getting people vaccinated, getting the economy going. and on january 6th, we're approaching the anniversary, and the really important thing here is for this january 6th committee to continue to plug away doing its work so that we can create the record that we need for the accountability of everyone from mark meadows to maybe even the former president and on down the line. >> john podhoretz, i found mitch mcconnell's support of what he's learning from the january 6 committee intriguing for this reas

donna edwards is a former democratic member of congress, now a "washington post" columnist. and barbara mcquade, former united states attorney for the eastern district of michigan. she worked with the department of justice during the biden transition. she's a professor with the university of michigan's law school, and she hosts the podcast sisters in law. good evening to all three of you. peter, let's start with you. rough week in general for the white house, particularly with the collapse of build back better unexpectedly on the news last sunday. but the omicron virus and the testing requirements that it calls for are something the white house has been on the curve. >> one thing biden promised as a candidate last year for office was he was going to tackle covid and help us get through this pandemic. now, through faults of his own or no fault of his own, we're not there a year later. we seem to be back to step one, at least in terms of infections. but for a lot of americans, it feels like we have yet to kind of move past this two-year crisis we've been living in and there's

phil rucker, donna edwards, and john podhoretz. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >>> good sunday morning. it's beginning to look a lot like a covid christmas. and beyond for millions of americans this winter could resemble a rerun of the awful previous covid surges as the omicron variant speeds across the country. nfl games are being rescheduled. back to work plans being rescrapped and some schools including harvard are returning to remote learning. deaths are occurring at a faster rate than at any other time other than last winter's surge. in fact, the 7 -day case average is 130,000 nearly. that's nearly a 35 % increase over the case average since thanksgiving. omicron appears to be far more contagious than delta, meaning a spike in cases could once again overwhelm hospitals. hospitals that are already a bit overwhelmed in some parts of this country. >>> at the same time, months after president biden all but declared independence from covid, americans are simply fatigued with being fatigued. >>> his administration felt deflated, begging the

de la donna shannon. so how would it work? well, the long wouldn't be applied retroactively, so no one would go down for say chernobyl. and there are also the limitations of the court itself. some major countries aren't even members of the icy, including the world's top 3 polluters, china, that us and india. but that doesn't necessarily mean that individuals from non member countries would be off the hook. so let's say i did a u. s. company is committing iq aside in venezuela. i'm just inventing this and that they have an operational office in belgium and belgium ratifies this. if bessie has said which in belgium they can be arrested and tried bet. so there is a kind of breadth of possibility and it's not individual accountability that supporters of ecosign say might be a really powerful deterrent one of the most effective tools there any society has to change behavior is criminal law. i'm, when the criminal law is internationally, has a real chance of changing the behavior if even the worst environment r

hello, donna. how much? plenty of schools news for you, including a super saturday of football at the morocco, proved too strong for jordan in the day, the opening game 3 more of the competition's biggest sized arm action as well. one of the world's most recognizable pop saw shows up at the top of it and we have a serious contender for knock out all the year to with ah, laurel col closing in on the place and the last 8 at the our cup. they beat jordan for nail to secure the 2nd straight when all the tournament and the which is a report from causes admin denali stadium. ah, mural can fans have high hopes of seeing that seemed back in castle next year. the sort of through to the final round of can qualifying jordan, have no chance of joining them in 2022. but both sets of supporters are looking forward to playing a part in the middle east's. first world cup delivered diversity. we haven't put it different level and we're also expected to see how we can. we're going to deal with it as a country and people. we'r

that >> with, that let's bring in our lead off guest on this thursday night, peter baker is the -- donna edwards, a former democratic member of congress, now washington post, columnist and barbara mcquade, a federal prosecutor and former united states process -- she worked for the department of justice, during the biden transition. she's a professor with the university of -- she host the podcast, sisters in, law along with kimberly atkins, and joyce vance, -- good evening to all of you. peter baker, let's start with you. rough week in general for the white house, particularly with the collapse of build back better unexpectedly on the news last sunday, but, the omicron virus in the testing requirements that it calls for our something the white house has been behind the curb on all week. >> yeah, look, the one thing that president biden promised as a candidate last year for office, he would tackle covid, and help us get through this pandemic. now, through fault of his own, or no fault of his own, were not there. a year later, we seem to be back -- at least when it comes to. infections not

after months of negotiations, political science lecturer donna crane from san jose state university. joining us tonight about what comes next. donna, this definitely has to be a basically a bullet to the plan that so many folks thought could%be, you know, could help so many americans out. where did things go wrong after months and months of negotiations. >> well, thanks for having me. i think at least a couple big things went first of senator schumer is the majority leader just doesn't seem to have found the right set of incentives to bring along joe mansion. joe manchin is a very conservative democrat from west virginia. he has his own political base as his own donors, his own needs. he doesn't particularly care if democrats pass this bill and schumer in the white house just haven't seemed to have found the right combination of incentives to bring him along. i think second it. we just have to say that this is this is sort of the the reality of the white house running into a 5050 senate, right. the senate that super closely divided the can't afford to lose even one vote. so i get it.

means they are now homeless and unable to afford a roof over their heads and dance as her home and donna was destroy. during the fighting years ago, she was renting in an apartment in tripoli. but her landlord increased the rent and she ended up on the street. ha, she's been living in this park. and for the last 2 weeks, i have 2 young children in our money goes to diapers and milk. we can no longer afford rents, we have nowhere else to go when we need the government to provide housing for us, or give us a housing stipend until then. we will stay here with our children. in 2018. there's no witnesses, months of fighting. when warlord holly for halftime launched a military campaign to capture the city, it was part of his move to cement his power base and eastern libya found after it was widely accused of war crimes. he's also put in a bid to run and presidential elections. after months of international pressure, a humanitarian corridor opened to allow people trapped in the city to leave. they fled to western libya. according to the united nations, there are almost 200000 internally displac

i understand that mr. dia donna had a wife and 2 children. how is everyone doing that? her? that's right. no sir. the entire family is very much in a state of shock. i spoke to his wife, ah, who is? i still trying to take it all in the fact that her husband is no more and then he came to such a brutal end. i mean ho one cray is there just just be done. that all of sort of the ammunition of the arm of the lord be used to bidding those perpetrators to book that those things happen so that this kind of brutality is not witnessed again. but for his broader family. it's a very close knit family. there were 6 siblings and all. incidentally, 3 of the 3 brothers are all walked in park, his son, and even his mom who is very much a broken lady, reached out when we came in here earlier. or she said she had brought up her 6 children. literally as a single mom, after her husband passed away for 31 long years. and she is heartbroken to see that her youngest son came to such a tragic end. so it's very much a family broker and trying to come to grips with this scale of violence that they've

the association of internally displaced families from donna. he says previously, the families were receiving help from domestic and international aid organizations . for about 5 months ago. they stopped receiving stipends, and that has made things very difficult for them. am can alert resort a global i like that. it is not possible for most of these families to return home to the seat of delena after they were forced to leave the authorities of control east in libya. lucas in one opposite the opinions or policies is a criminal mohammed. al de la says his ill and can't find a job. you're a rent prices and triply a to high where now homeless, i am sick. my youngest son, a 2nd, my oldest is handicapped. how can i feed my family with no salary? it's winter, it's cold and i am only god knows our struggle. when the government should help though his vassar were displaced by force or in dire need of help, it's feared many other families will soon become homeless. and those living in this park will struggle even more. my latrina, l 0, tripoli. in brazil

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let's bring in donna dawson, she's a psychologist joining us from london. donna, i'm supposed to be good to see you again, but it's not good to see you again because of what we're talking about. so forgive my introduction to our conversation. how do we cope with this, or do we just not cope with it? do we just stick our heads in the sand and say okay, if it gets me or people close to me, i'll deal with it then until that happens, we'll work around it. oh, hello peter. well, i think it depends on your personality type in your experiences, and what group of society you are in. i mean, the stotts tend to show us, and the latest survey shows that women younger adults, those who live alone, caregivers, people, low education or no unemployment. they're going to worry more, i mean, they've always worried more anyway, but they're worrying more now during this time. demick. and i think the general levels of anxiety depression tend to go up and down with what's happening regarding little town or vaccinations. i mean, lately they started to go down since the summer an

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and, donna, you're a former member of congress. and i don't remember if you and then congressman meadows served at the same time, but just -- i should have asked steel this question but i'm going to ask you this question. given mark meadows, what he's done over the last couple of weeks, first cooperating and not cooperating, is he trying to have it both ways? >> well, i don't even know that he's trying to have it both ways. what he's tlieg to do is get out of the hole that he dug for himself. turning over these documents i think as michael said means that the committee has those documents, they have him on film on his book tour, his book launch and they've got 250 witnesses and others who have also turned over documents. so what the committee is doing is putting together that proverbial holiday puzzle where eventually they're going to find that last piece that fits in the puzzle and so i think the committee is diligently just kind of doing their work and mark meadows, i did serve with him, he's proving himself to be not a really sm

what is going to get us across the finish line with build back better. >> does this give you hope, donna edwards, that something can pass? >> well, you know, i've been hopeful all along even though i was really discouraged over the weekend. but i think that a good sign is that everybody is continuing to talk, and i think, you know, it's been -- it's really good sometimes when you get that break and they've got this holiday break now, cooler heads can prevail when they come back in january. but it has been a hopeful sign that there has been dialogue both on the senate side and also among house members that, you know, people think that there still is a path forward. frankly, for democrats, there's not a choice but to have a path forward. >> jonathan, what is the white house strategy if they don't get it? >> be very unhappy. they recognize how much rides on this. in fact, i spoke to jen psaki this week. she was a guest and said that's not an option but they have to find a way to get this done in some form, that they recognize, some severe breaches of trust to get the progressives to get out

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. >>> joining me now is former democratic congresswoman from florida, donna shalala. she served as health secretary in the clinton administration. thanks for joining us this morning. secretary, i just want to get your reaction to pramila jayapal's call on president biden to take executive action. should he do that? i mean, this is a president who has touted his ability to be a deal maker and to work with people. >> first of all, thank you for having me. she's right. the president ought to use whatever executive actions he has, but he has limited ability. and breaking up the bill, as senator carden suggested, is another strategy. i think the democrats are probably going to go that way. they have enough money, enough savings that they've identified to pay for whatever they decide to do. first of all, they ought to do a voting rights bill. the fact is we're going to struggle during the midterms not simply because the opposite party struggles but because americans have to be able to vote and to have access to voting, because we're still going to be in covid for almost all

douglas yet then i have from donna, from the weather diaz because i said, i think that was in a very interesting disability. a guy then a group of 3 to declare, says larry, leigh must content and it is of the strongest thing. i think the key thing to decide is what we say high demand or what you say i demand the kids listen to lose. not only pair of his young for sheila, i'm going to with the radio to mothers with him. when shooting them, discuss it, passage because when the decision to say it is, if you're free to go in europe, america go wherever you want to see simon. dna. louise must see to us. you know, they didn't young how to read that out here. bassetti emotional. he does, he owe the money that you put on to, to, to i'm what i'm worried about the last thing she you, but i don't sorry that you have to do with i give you my sympathy. you cannot uphold the law by breaking the law. he is and has been detained now for 5 years, one month and $29.00 days. and to put it bluntly, that's a hell of a long time to detain someone. someone who has never been charged and has never even been

is a messaging bill for republicans, chris, they think will go all of the way through november. >> donna, you a new poll that asked americans about their top concerns, right? this shows if you look at every day bills and inflation, you look at those bread and butter deals, they reportedly said that the vaccine mandate is a problem because she is concerned about labor shortages. talk a little bit about the balancing act and the messaing concerns you might have. >> thanks, chris. i do think that the concerns related to covid and the economy are interrelated. the reason -- >> are the democrats mess abling that clearly enough? >> well, you know, look, what i can say is i know that they're interrelated. we have to communicate that in a better way to the american people because until we get over this vaccine hurdle and the virus, it is really tough for the economy to recover. we saw that when the delta variant was introduced. and now we're back on this slope again. i think the administration and democrat vs. to recognize that these are connected and the more that we do to eradicate the virus t