Senate to pick McConnell's successor as GOP leader

All In with Chris Hayes

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🗓️ 13 November 2024

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Guests: Howard Dean, Liam Donovan, Faiz Shakir, Senator-elect Andy Kim Tonight: how to think about the Trump agenda by way of the last Republican to win re-election. Then, as the vote count climbs, a cautionary tale about snap judgements in the wake of defeat. Plus, the genuine drama in tomorrow's senate leadership vote. And the new senator from the state of New Jersey, Andy Kim, joins live.

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0:00.0	Tonight on All In.
0:03.0	This is a 5149 country or a 50-50 country and that whoever's in power has to show a certain humility.
0:12.0	Presidential mandates 101.
0:15.0	I earned capital in the campaign, political capital, and now I intend to spend it.
0:19.0	Tonight, how to think about the Trump agenda by way of the last Republican to win re-election.
0:25.3	Then, look at the numbers in the House and the Senate and explain to me how that meets the
0:32.2	definition of a big mandate.
0:35.4	As the vote count climbs, a cautionary tale about snap judgments
0:39.5	in the wake of defeat.
0:41.6	Plus,
0:42.7	I'm going to run, Larry.
0:44.8	I'm going to win.
0:46.5	The genuine drama in tomorrow's Senate leadership vote.
0:50.1	And the new senator from the state of New Jersey
0:52.2	Andy Kim will join me live. live when all in starts right now.
1:01.5	Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes, and I want to start tonight by looking at something that happened the last time a Republican candidate for president won the popular vote.
1:13.6	It was 20 years ago. We must work to move America forward.
1:21.6	I want to be your president for four more years to make our country safe.
1:34.3	It is noon on the East Coast and 9 a.m. out west and NBC News now projects George W. Bush wins the 2004 presidential election.
1:43.3	And so now George W. Bush, by a margin of more than
1:46.5	3 million votes, will serve four more years as president of the United States.
1:51.8	It was widely seen as a decisive victory by the pundits, a race that Bush won by just under
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