Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. You know, there's a meme I see on the internet all the time.You might have seen it, too. It is a post by the satirical social media outfit cousin of the Onion called Click Hole. And it's a photo of this very seriousl looking man with the headline, "Hartbreaking. The worst person you know just made a great point on social media. This can indeed be heartbreaking. It could be heartbreaking in real life." And that post has taken on a life of its own over the last few ...

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ated for my state's interests. I will continue to do that and I will make no excuses for doing that. Do I like this bill.No. Because I tried to take care of Alaska's interests. But I know I know that in many parts of the country there are Americans that are not going to be advantaged by this bill.I don't like that. I don't. Today was the day when Republican lawmakers went from passengers in the implementation of Donald Trump's agenda to co-drivers because that massive domestic spending bill, the one that ad ...

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Dismal polling, multiple warnings of an electoral wipeout, and a primary threat from the world's richest man. Well, none of that deterred Senate Republicans from passing Donald Trump's mega bill. In the end, the Senate voted 5050 to pass the bill.JD Vance breaking the tie. Three Republican senators voting no. And now the bill heads back to the House where Republicans on both ends of the spectrum have major issues with it.Now, a reminder, the bill guts Medicaid to the tune of$1 trillion dollars, kicks 11.8% ...

I also want to bring in Democratic Senator Peter Welch of Vermont who just voted no on this bill. Uh, as we just heard from Tim Miller, a senator, this bill did seem like it was on the cusp of potentially being defeated. Uh, Lisa Marowski, again, as Tim just pointed out, had a chance to be what John McCain was for Obamacare, defy his party, and vote yes.Um, what do you make of what we just saw on the floor of the House of the Senate. Well, obviously very disappointing for us. I mean, this is a very signific ...

Well, joining us now we have NBC's Julie Cirin joining us from Capitol Hill, Susan Del Persio, Republican strategist, and Basil Michael, Democratic strategist and former executive director of the New York State Democratic Party. Susan and Basil are both MSNBC political analysts and here in studio with me. So, Julie, you first because the senators have stayed up all night and then some through this voter.They've brought their blankets, their Kindles, they must have mugs and coffee uh you know, all morning no ...

Right now on Capitol Hill, Senate Republicans are working to push President Trump's mega bill over the finish line. We are waiting on senators to start their voting. And we are learning that Majority Leader Foon thinks Republicans have a deal to advance this bill.According to the CBO, this bill would cut around $1 trillion from Medicaid, the health insurance program for lowincome and disabled people. And nearly 12 million people would lose their coverage over the next decade. One of those people bracing for ...