All In with Chris Hayes — Season 2026

Tonight, the real world connection between Venezuela and the fifth anniversary of January 6th attack. Then, Sen. Chris Murphy on the public rejection of Donald Trump. And as the White House threatens to snatch Greenland, the growing alarm over Trump imperialism. 

Separating the distortion from reality on the ground in Minneapolis. What we're learning about the U.S. citizen shot dead in her car by a federal agent. And the warnings from local officials that went ignored the calls for accountability and an end to Trump chaos in American cities.

Tonight, the Trump administration's attempt to control the narrative and the investigation in Minnesota. Then, the push to reform DHS, and the Senate vote to check Trump's war powers in Venezuela. And Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries on today's breakthrough vote to restore the healthcare subsidies that Donald Trump cut.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison on the newly released video and the state investigation that the President does not want. Then, what the growing protests say about the backlash to ICE in Minnesota and beyond. And as the oil companies meet the President at the White House, Sen. Tim Kaine on his attempt to check our imperial president.

Rep. Ilhan Omar on the siege on her district. And Senator Amy Klobuchar on the DOJ exodus over what's happening in Minnesota. Then, Donald Trump's threat to the Fed and the global economy.

Tonight, the new turn in Trump's latest conquest. And exclusive reporting from Greenland where resistance is strong. Then, as the Trump siege in Minnesota continues, the new push to reign in ICE. Plus, forceful pushback from a growing list of Democrats targeted by Jeanine Pirro. And a day after facing that "pedophile protector" heckle, what ever happened to those Epstein files, anyway?

Tonight, why the Trump's Midwest offensive isn't playing out like he planned. And new reporting on the growing number of ICE shootings into cars. Then, Maine Governor Janet Mills becoming Trump's next target. And Congressman Jamie Raskin on his demand to know if ICE is hiring January 6th participants.

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From the planetary alarm over Trump's imperial aspirations, to the military on American streets, to economic warfare declared on enemies and allies alike. Tonight, where we stand after Donald Trump's first year.

The President backs down on territorial conquest. Tonight, inside the global and financial rebuke of Donald Trump. Then, as the siege in Minnesota continues, exclusive reporting Pentagon plans for Troops to Minneapolis. And the harrowing story of one family's fearful attempt to escape Trump's crackdown.

Tonight, as ICE agents snatch young children and toddlers, the outrage flooding Minneapolis streets. Then, brand new polling shows most people disapprove of basically everything Trump is doing. And as thousands march in Minneapolis, the growing resistance to Trump's occupation.

Chris Hayes reports live from the site of the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis. A ride-along with one of the many "ICE watchers" of Minneapolis. The loud demands for an actual investigation of the killing of Alex Pretti. And more.

"It is my second day here on the ground, and it is clear a moral scandal is eating at the Trump administration," says Chris Hayes, live from Minneapolis.

Tonight, will the backlash to Trump's toxic policy be enough to stop it in Minnesota and beyond? Then, the fight to stop Stephen Miller and ICE in Congress. Plus, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore on his pushback to Trump's attack on democracy. And what on Earth is happening in Fulton County, Georgia?

Tonight, brand new, blaring alarms over Donald Trump's creeping police state. Then, at least some of the Epstein documents the Trump White House didn't want you to see. New names, new questions and plenty of redactions in the latest release of Epstein docs. 

Donald Trump's latest threat to choke off democracy. Then, the democratic push to reign in ICE. Plus, today's hearing with the family of Renee Good. And new calls for more investigations of the Jeffrey Epstein files.

Tonight: the ongoing occupation and the government lies making it all worse, Then, the Trump plans to choke off democracy. And what we're learning about Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein from those new files.

Leader Hakeem Jeffries on the formal Democratic demands to rein in ICE. Then, Trump's election threats—and what on Earth Tulsi Gabbard is doing. Plus, Sen. Elissa Slotkin on why she's now defying her DOJ investigation. And Jacob Soboroff with MS NOW exclusive reporting on the detention of a man and his two-year-old daughter in Minneapolis.

Tonight, the unmistakable link between what Donald Trump is saying and what his government is doing. Then, the administration's latest push to deport five-year-old Liam Ramos after his return to Minnesota. Plus, the growing list of curious redactions in the Epstein files. And why last night's election in New Jersey could mean a political earthquake in November.

Tonight, more Epstein revelations, more evidence of a coverup, and Jamie Raskin on what he's seeing beneath the redactions. Then, the latest in Arizona where there's new video of the suspect in the Guthrie case. Plus, Trump's deportation force faces Congress. And Sen. Bernie Sanders on the president's disconnect with reality.

Reps. Daniel Goldman and Robert Garcia on the Bondi hearing and the Epstein files. Plus, Sen. Cory Booker on why he says we're in a constitutional crisis. And as the Guthrie search continues, the FBI Director returns to the airwaves.

Tonight, Chris' interview with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey on his new message to the White House. Then, the growing contagion for Trump over the failed Epstein cover-up. And never mind her stock market report, the bursting balloon over Pam Bondi's breaking news about "cartel drones."

Tonight, Kristi Noem, Cory Lewandowski, and the enormous stakes of the DHS shutdown. Then, the Epstein contagion keeps growing. Plus, new polling shows America prefers Biden to Trump. And new alarm over a White House push to make pollution cute again.

Tonight, explosive new developments in the Epstein files and the President's escalating effort to shift the story. Then, the Arizona sheriff leading the investigation into Nancy Guthrie's disappearance joins MS NOW with new details on DNA evidence, the backpack, and why the family has been ruled out. Plus, Reverend Al Sharpton reflects on the life and legacy of his friend and mentor, Jesse Jackson.

Tonight, Sen. Chris Van Hollen joins on the DHS plan to crack down on alleged voter fraud. Then, an inside look at the House's closed-door deposition of Epstein associate Les Wexner. Plus, the latest on President Trump's escalating rhetoric toward Iran—and what his endgame could mean.

Tonight, the arrest of former Prince Andrew and new video from the Les Wexner deposition. Then, Ben Rhodes weighs in on President Trump's "Board of Peace" speech. Plus, an inside look at the luxury government jet Kristi Noem and Cory Lewandowski are using to crisscross the country. And Stacey Abrams on Trump's election interference in Georgia.

Tonight, the Supreme Court delivers a major blow to the president—only for Trump to say he'll pursue tariffs anyway. Stephanie Ruhle and Ali Velshi break down the high court's decision, and one of the small business owners who helped defeat Trump joins live. Plus, how Republicans are responding to what could be the biggest political setback of Trump's second term.

Tonight, why are key Trump documents missing from the Epstein files? We break down new reporting on what the DOJ may have left out. Then, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker on hate-watching the State of the Union and Chicago's recovery from the ICE invasion. Plus, America's expanding military escalation in the Middle East—and the iconic image of one congressman's stand against Trump's racism.

Tonight, what Hillary Clinton said in her deposition—and why it only raises more questions about the current president. Then, the underhanded tactics DHS used to snatch a Columbia student—and how New York's new mayor got her released just hours later. Plus, Trump's confused case for a war with Iran.

Tonight, on the anniversary of the "Bondi Binders Debacle" in the driveway, the bombshells are coming from inside the White House. Then, Donald Trump melts down after an AI company refuses to give in. And it's primary season in America: what to know about the biggest races ahead of Tuesday's elections.

Donald Trump's cataclysmic decision to go to war and the threat of a wider conflict. Plus, the reality on the ground in Iran, the growing American casualties, and why the American people are already against this war.

Tonight, a victory speech from the man who will be the Democratic nominee for Senate in Texas. Then, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem has another brutal hearing before Congress. And a Republican-led committee voted to subpoena Trump's Attorney General over the Epstein files. Plus, the Senate vote to curb Trump's war powers.

Tonight, the firing of Kristi Noem, the damage that's been done, and what comes next. Then, Sen. Chris Murphy on the president's incoherence over his war on Iran. And what we're learning from newly published FBI interviews related to unsubstantiated Trump abuse allegations.

Tonight, the man who calls affordability a hoax weighs in on the stunning rise in gas prices. Plus, alarming new reporting on America's role in bombing a school for girls in Iran. And what the release of missing Epstein files means for the Trump/Bondi game of keep-away.

Trump flails as his quick war with Iran stalls and the U.S. economy goes on a roller coaster ride. Then, it's special election night in Georgia. So just how much is a Trump endorsement worth these days? And Carol Leonnig on the DOJ's hunt for charges against Cuban officials.

Tonight, why Trump's war has no end in sight and what it means for his latest political snafu. Plus, new reporting on the Trump accuser from the Epstein files—and the details of her story that are checking out. And new polling that shows the Democratic momentum in the polls is real.

March 12, 2026; 8pm: Tonight, Trump embraces higher oil prices as his Iran war grinds the global economy to a halt. Then, the latest updates on the attack on Michigan's largest synagogue and the shooting in Virginia being investigated as terrorism. Plus, Congressman Ro Khanna on the Epstein files we still haven't seen. And why Donald Trump is reportedly whipping against a bill to make housing more affordable.

Tonight, the global impacts of Donald Trump's war as his cabinet scrambles to clean up the mess. Then, a stunning judicial rebuke of Trump's power grab of the Fed as his favorite prosecutor melts down. And the Oversight Committee seeks to interview the prison guard from the night of Jeffrey Epstein's death.

Tonight, Sen. Chris Murphy on Trump's war chaos, David Miliband on the global confusion, and Pete Buttigieg on the White House disregard for American consumers. And Ali Velshi at the Big Board as polls close in the Illinois primary.

Tonight, Donald Trump's war on Iran, and the truth, by way of Tulsi Gabbard. Then, the intense, dramatic and surreal hearing to replace Kristi Noem. Plus, Sen. Rev. Raphael Warnock on Trump's Senate push to rig elections. And Illinois Lieutenant Governor Juliana Stratton on how she won last night's Senate primary race.

Tonight, Sen. Bernie Sanders on the dangerous stakes of letting Trump be Trump. Then, Leader Hakeem Jeffries on Democratic opposition to this war. Plus, the growing gas crisis from Donald Trump's mess. And Julie K. Brown on the ongoing Epstein coverup.

Stephanie Ruhle on her conversation with the president, Sen. Gary Peters on the ground troops to the Middle East, Jared Bernstein on growing fears of economic doom, and Rep. Jamie Raskin on a war that fewer and fewer Americans are supporting.

Tonight, climbing the escalation ladder in Iran. Then, Trump's DHS shutdown and whether the president is about to blink. And from stocks, to oil, to prediction markets, the new push to curb corruption and insider trading on Trump's war.

Tonight, war in the Middle East through the fog of Trump. Then, what historic low polling for Trump means for this week's "No Kings" protest. And today's landmark verdict against YouTube and Meta.

Tonight, Governor Tim Walz on the one lie America isn't letting Trump get away with. Plus, Sen. Ed Markey on his call for oil companies to return windfall profits to consumers. And former National Security advisor Jake Sullivan on the fog of Trump with Iran.

Tonight, the growing evidence that the president is bored with his war of choice. Then, as the airport nightmares continue, why House Republicans just chose to extend their own shutdown. And stunning new reporting from the New York Times about racism at the highest levels of the Pentagon.

Tonight, Sen. Chris Murphy on one month of Trump's chaotic war. Then, the president's collapsing support as gas prices hit $4 a gallon nationally. And as Israel's war expands in the Middle East, exclusive reporting on Israeli settler violence in the West Bank. 

Tonight, what we know about what the president will say—and what it could mean for his war of choice. Then, the president makes his first appearance at the Supreme Court. And the surreal scene from Florida as NASA sends America back to the moon.

Tonight, what's Pam Bondi's replacement going to do that she couldn't? Then, as Donald Trump tries gain control of the midterm elections, Stacey Abrams on how to fight back. And Donald Trump's address caused stocks to fall and oil prices to rise, so what happens next in his war on Iran?

Tonight, as Trump's Iran quagmire deepens, Donald the Dove says the government can't pay for daycare because his war is too expensive. 

Tonight, a U.S.-Iran ceasefire averts Trump's threats to wipe out "a whole civilization" in Iran. "But what happens in two weeks? That all depends on the whims of the most powerful and arguably most unstable leader in the world," Ayman Mohyeldin says.

Tonight, the efforts to rein in a lawless president threatening genocide. Then, As JD Vance stumps for an authoritarian ruler in Hungary, experts warn Trump is trying to recreate that same playbook here at home. Plus, some major red flags for swing-state Republicans ahead of the midterms.

Tonight, the price of oil rises again amid growing uncertainty with Trump's war on Iran. Then, Lisa Rubin on First Lady Melania Trump's bizarre Epstein speech. Plus, a new study confirms what we have known for years that the COVID-19 vaccines are both safe and effective. So why is the Trump administration trying to suppress the truth?

Ali Velshi hosts as the four astronauts of the historic Artemis II mission return from deep space.

Tonight, Senator Bernie Sanders on the out-of-control president and the people he's hurting. Plus, new allegations and two stunning resignations from Congress. Then, the bright flashing warning signs for Donald Trump in the wake of Hungary's vote. And are we sure JD Vance is the guy to negotiate peace? 

Trump's papal brawl and the White House attempt to rewrite American history. Then, how the rest of the world is trying to fix what Donald Trump broke. And why even Republicans are now calling for another one of their own to resign from the House.

Tonight, the high costs of Trump's brinksmanship on Iran and beyond. Then, real life turns stranger than Pulp Fiction as the Trump-Pope feud rolls on. And new reporting on the painful reality on the ground in Trump's economy.

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Tonight, former attorney general Eric Holder on Trump's attempt to redraw democracy and the response from voters in Virginia. Then, what we know about a possible ceasefire extension with Iran. Plus, Rep. Jamie Raskin on the latest stunning turns for Trump's troubled cabinet.

Tonight, sinking polls, higher gas prices, and the self-inflicted, uphill battle to hold onto the House. Then, after Trump latest attack on Sen. Mark Kelly. Plus, RFK's CDC buries a report showing the benefits of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Tonight, Congressional Republicans start to break with Donald Trump as the president eases into lame duck mode. Then, the latest on Trump's Iran mess. Plus, the stunning new reporting on Kash Patel's FBI investigation into a New York Times reporter. And the Trump Family grift happening right out in the open.

Tonight on "ALL IN America: Mayor Mamdani," Chris Hayes asks Zohran Mamdani about his relationship with Donald Trump, "pothole politics," record-low crime rates, the ICE crackdown, and more. Then, a Republican New Yorker who voted for Trump challenges Mayor Mamdani on taxes and public services. Mayor Mamdani responds. Plus, Mayor Mamdani discusses his plan to open five city-owned grocery stores. And two wealthy New Yorkers debate his new "tax the rich" plan.

Tonight, the latest indictment of James Comey. Then, the wannabe king's ballroom amid war and rising gas prices. Plus, why Donald Trump's latest Disney attack is a stunt destined to fail.

Tonight, the Hegseth hearing and the cost of a war with no end in sight. Then, the growing fears of a return to Jim Crow after today's Supreme Court decision gutting the Voting Rights Act. Plus, the legal fight against Florida's push to redraw democracy. And Donald Trump's second attempt to get James Comey.

Tonight, why your gas prices are getting way worse, way faster. Then, Pete Hegseth takes his turn with the Senate. Plus, the legal fight to stop the redrawing of democracy. And today's major victory for Congressional Democrats that was born in the protests on the streets of Minneapolis.

Tonight, how Trump made Big Oil the big winners after two months of war. Then, inside the New York Times reporting on a suicide note purportedly written by Jeffrey Epstein that's been kept secret for 7 years. And as Alabama, Tennessee and others move to redraw maps, what exactly is happening in the state of Florida?

Tonight, the midterm elections that will test Trump's diminishing power as his war counsel calls for escalation with Iran. Plus, the new plan for taxpayers to fund Trump's precious ballroom. And why is the Trump administration now reversing course on regulation after letting AI run wild?

Tonight, Carol Lennig on her reporting on both Kash Patel, the FBI, and today's raid of the lawmaker who led the redistricting fight in Virginia. Then, today's wild scene in Tennessee where Republicans are using the Supreme Court to eliminate Democratic districts. Plus, Rep. Ansari on what she learned about Jeffrey Epstein from Howard Lutnick. And new evidence America isn't buying Donald Trump's $1 billion ballroom scam.

A dizzying look at how Donald Trump dragged us into war. Then, alarming new reporting from MS NOW on Kash Patel's desperate search for leaks. And as you pay $5 a gallon and American businesses warn of recession, new reporting on the wild price tag for Donald Trump's new ballroom in the sky. 

Tonight, the rising stakes of Donald Trump's attempt to rig the system—and what voters can do about it. Then, the new stunning price tag for war. Plus, the Independent candidate from Nebraska aiming to shake up the Senate map. And the extraordinary new filing from ABC accusing the Trump administration of a constitutional breach. 

Tonight, as the president leaves for China, Sen. Chris Murphy on Trump's costly war and souring economy. Then, today's intervention with Kash Patel. And as Democrats look to take back Congress, Iowa governor candidate Rob Sand on what it takes to win in Trump country.

Tonight, new reporting on Trump's IRS lawsuit and what could be the most corrupt act in the history of the presidency. Then, the Republican push to eliminate black elected Democrats—and the new Democratic plan to fight back. And genuine outrage in North Carolina after Congresswoman Virginia Foxx berated a 10-year-old constituent.

Tonight, the big winners of Trump's trip to China. And new reporting that Trump's IRS lawsuit could turn into a slush fund for Trump allies. Plus, today's fascinating victory for reproductive rights at the Supreme Court. All that and the new reporting on Kash Patel's VIP snorkeling adventure—in Pearl Harbor. 

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Tonight, Sen. Elizabeth Warren on why she says Donald Trump is stealing your money. Then, Rep. Jamie Raskin on Trump corruption and growing stock scandal. Plus, shockwaves in Texas from a Trump endorsement stunner. And election night results from Trump's vendetta against Thomas Massie. 

Tonight, as the President declares his fund open for business, Congressman Joe Neguse on the congressional response. And Officer Daniel Hodges on his lawsuit to stop rioters from getting paid. Then, the growing concern Trump's trying to J6 the midterms. Plus, as the White House lays the groundwork in Cuba, new reporting on who they wanted to run Iran.

Tonight, how Trump's slush fund, his ballroom and his entire agenda are suddenly in jeopardy. Then, parting shots from Stephen Colbert an American institution ends at the hands of a wannabe autocrat. All that—and is the President about to skip his own son's wedding?

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner join Chris Hayes. Plus, Trump's confusing and confounding twists and turns on Iran. And the big protest today at an ICE detention center in New Jersey. Then, the return of Jim Crow in South Carolina.Tonight, lawsuits pile up against the president's slush fund for Jan. 6 rioters. Then, Trump's war on Iran enters Day 87. And the high-stakes vote in Texas tomorrow. Plus, the president's fourth medical exam of his second term.

Tonight, the unbelievably high stakes of the Paxton, Cornyn runoff in Texas. Plus, how Trump's plan to redraw democracy ran into a surprise in South Carolina. Then, Sen. Andy Kim on getting tear-gassed outside an ICE detention facility. And the growing frustration with Trump corruption.

Tonight, the unpopular President, the reality for Democrats in Texas, and the high stakes of this midterm election. Plus, Rep. James Clyburn on the failed Trump push to eliminate his congressional district. And Trump's casual new threat to expand war.

Tonight, the undeniable proof that the president has abandoned all interest in helping anyone but himself. Then, the former federal judges fighting to block Trump's sedition slush fund. And new reporting on E. Jean Carroll and the latest DOJ investigation on Trump's revenge tour.

Tonight, Congressman Jamie Raskin on a big, bad day in court for the president. Then, Congressman James Walkinshaw on today's alarming interview with Pam Bondi. And David Remnick on the MAGA makeover of an American institution and the future of "60 Minutes."

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Tonight, the bipartisan fight to rein in Trump corruption. Then – Sen. Mark Warner on his ultimatum on the Bill Pulte nomination. Plus, what we know about what's happening in those big California elections. And dire warnings from oil executives about the potential for skyrocketing gas prices.

Tonight, Graham Platner responds to reporting from the New York Times where women recount "unsettling behavior." Then, the latest results from California and what to make of the midterm landscape, next. Plus, Donald Trump's latest move to weaponize the DOJ.

Tonight, as Graham Platner carries on, the unbelievable stakes of this Senate race and reaction on the ground in Maine. Then, the president says the quiet part loud about Bill Pulte's promotion. And why the threat of Trump family corruption is igniting protests across Albania.

Tonight, all the election results that are fit to report with the polls now closed in Maine—and Ali Velshi at the Big Board. Then, Republicans revive the animating lie of the January 6th insurrection. Plus, new U.S. strikes on Iran 101 days after Trump declared war. And new evidence that the "manhood" argument isn't working in Texas.

Donald Trump struggles with the latest threat to his grip on Congress as his Iran war hurts Americans at home. Then, an inside look at how Trump's prosecutors twisted the legal system. And Sen. Adam Schiff on the Trump stooge heading up America's Intelligence. Plus, Bill Gates talks to Congress about Jeffrey Epstein amid new report on Trump's attempt to bury the whole thing.

Tonight, dusting off Trump's covid playbook for his messaging war with Iran. Then, Congressman Jamie Raskin on the new Epstein cover-up bombshells. And how we got from Elon's DOGE chainsaw to the screwworm emergency unfolding in Texas.

Tonight, the President's patchwork plan to corrupt free and fair elections. Then, the court order to remove the Trump name from the Kennedy Center. Plus, the emerging reality of an Iran deal that falls short of Trump's stated goals. And a big day for the wealthiest men on the planet, with DOJ approving the Paramount merger and Elon Musk becoming the world's first trillionaire.

Tonight, the president rolls over on Iran as he tries to cover up his another embarrassing loss. Then, Trump's latest abuse of the Department of Justice. Plus, Pablo Torre on the Knicks jubilation in New York, the World Cup excitement across the country, and the bizarre, bloody circus on the White House lawn. 

Tonight, Ali Velshi with early results, and Senator Raphael Warnock on the high stakes of these midterms. Then, the alarming secrecy of Donald Trump's bid to try and cut a deal with Iran. And the insane story of millions of single cell organisms undoing Donald Trump's "greatest triumph."

Tonight, the blaring mid-term alarms over Trump's push for Bill Pulte. Then, the wild blowback for a president all but admitting defeat with Iran. All that and Ta-Nehisi Coates on the grand opening of the Obama library—and his essay on the next black president.

Tonight, the algae and the agony over Donald Trump's reckless decisions. Plus, Marc Elias on his win against the Trump attack on mail-in ballots. And fresh off the Knicks parade, Mayor Zohran Mamdani on his vision for the Democratic Party.

Tonight, why that water is still green, and why the reflecting pool origin story is starting to stink. Plus, why Todd Blanche is now refusing court orders on Trump's Jan. 6th slush fund. Then - the impossibly high stakes for Trump's fall guy on Iran. And counting down to MS NOW's big interviews with Barack and Michelle Obama.

Tonight, an American Olympic athlete has been arrested for touching water—and he joins for an exclusive interview. Then, Sen. Chris Murphy on the reported firings by Trump's pick for DNI. Plus, Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Todd Blanche and a rare bipartisan success story on housing. And wild new reporting on a Trump pardon controversy involving a former Catholic priest from Queens.

Rep. Ro Khanna responds to Elon Musk and the legacy of DOGE. Then, Sen. Chris Coons on the Senate rebuke to Trump's war in Iran. And as voters go to the polls in Maryland, New York and beyond, what tonight's big intra-Democratic battles mean for the country in November.

Tonight, the Trump demand to control elections at the cost of Americans everywhere. Then, national shockwaves from a New York earthquake: Mayor Zohran Mamdani joins me live on his meeting with Hakeem Jeffries. All that—and another reality check on Trump's green pool.

Tonight, the latest Supreme Court decision allowing Trump to kick out thousands of legal immigrants. Then, the Stephen Miller memo that exposes the plan to make life miserable for millions of Americans with disabilities. And with less than five months until the midterms, Donald Trump realizes that gas prices might, in fact, be too high.

Tonight, the latest revelations from the Epstein files. Plus, Trump's Fox News prosecutor vows to protect his reflecting pool. And the MAGA Supreme Court clears the way for more indiscriminate deportations.

Tonight, the big Supreme Court decisions, and what it means for the imperial presidency. Then, a safari into Donald Trump's low-energy America 250 celebration. And Congressman Jamie Raskin on his bid to force a vote to kill Trump's $1.776B payout fund.

Tonight, birthright citizenship hangs on by a thread while the court says even more dark money can buy our elections. Then, the ongoing debacle that is Trump's empty state fair. Plus, new razor thin margins in two key Senate races.

Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan on the President's explosion of personal wealth. Then, the 29-year-old candidate who just shocked the political world in Colorado. And after a major loss on birthright citizenship, the MAGA plans for a kind of pregnancy test to get into America.

Tonight, Sen. Bernie Sanders on Trump's government of, by, and for the billionaires. Then, MS NOW's exclusive interview with Jack Smith and his warning for the midterms. And Democratic candidate Cait Conley on her plan to flip a key swing district.

Tonight, the president's wild intervention on behalf of a birthright citizen. Then, the mad scramble for Democrats in Maine amid bombshell allegations of sexual assault against Graham Platner. And new reporting on Trump's crypto windfall—and billions in losses for investors.

Tonight, the fight to win the Senate by way of Maine. And a tale of two parties in regards to deeply flawed candidates. Then, separating the facts from the rumors on the health status of Mitch McConnell. And it's the latest chapter of "Everything Trump Touches..."

Tonight, Graham Platner releases a video announcing the end of his campaign for Senate. What that means for Democrats in the battle for control of Congress. Then, Trump travels to Turkey for a NATO summit where he manages to find new ways to embarrass himself and the United States.

Tonight, alarming new reporting on Trump and Air Force One. Then, new reporting on Republican support for a Kash Patel investigation. Plus, Rebecca Traister on the new race to defeat Susan Collins in Maine. And outrage and anger grow in Houston after ICE agents shoot and kill another man in his car.

Tonight, exclusive reporting on Kash Patel's summons to the White House. Then, new evidence and a familiar pattern in the latest fatal ICE shooting. Plus, The president's surreal demands to choke off Democracy in exchange for housing relief. And stunning new polling on the Senate path for Democrats after Maine.

Tonight, the key to understanding the Donald Trump and the Republicans, by way of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham. Then, an interview with California's attorney general on his lawsuit to block Paramount's takeover of Time Warner. Plus, new outrage in Maine at the scene of yet another fatal ICE shooting. And Congressman Ro Khanna on his detention in the West Bank.

Tonight, Trump's deportation force faces backlash with voters in Maine and beyond. Then, Donald Trump's personal lawyer faces a reckoning over the Epstein cover-up and much more. And why Democrats think they have an election winner in the backlash to AI.

Tonight, Todd Blanche faces a bipartisan grilling on Capitol Hill. Then, exclusive MS NOW reporting on the vice president's misuse of military hardware. Plus, Donald Trump's latest attempt to undermine voting in America. And the backlash to the latest ICE killings in Texas and Maine continues to swell.

Tonight, new reporting and new warnings about what Trump is planning tonight. Then, the DOJ attorney fired by Todd Blanche on her case to stop Todd Blanche. And new depths of Trump corruption—from the reflecting pool that went from blue to green to gray to a White House staffer caught cashing in on Trump's speeches.

Tonight, the new air quality normal—and why Donald Trump is floating a pollution tax. Then, Donald Trump gets the election deniers back together to plot next steps after last night's speech. Then, stunning new details about the ICE agent who pulled the trigger in Maine. And the unbelievable move by Trump's social media platform to cash in on insider trading.

Tonight, FIFA's "Peace Prize" winner parties on stage as his war of choice takes a dark turn. Plus, the response to new reporting that the FBI will stop investigating confrontations with ICE. And Pablo Torre and Ayman Moyheldin on the highlights and lowlights of a wild month of World Cup on this continent.

Tonight, Senator Chris Van Hollen discusses Trump's demand for more war funding, the contentious Hegseth hearing and the brutal political backlash. Plus, the new playing field for Democrats in Maine takes shape. And the nexus between Donald Trump and the Tate brothers amid new reporting on their latest arrest in Miami.

Tonight, Donald Trump attends the dignified transfer of four U.S. soldiers killed in his war with Iran while trying to convince Americans the deeply unpopular conflict has public support. Plus, Republicans hold up Olive Garden as the standard for election security. And Congressman James Walkinshaw shares what he learned during a closed-door briefing with ICE leaders.

Tonight, the Saudi nuclear deal comes after the Trump family cashes in. Plus, wild new reporting reveals the billions Donald Trump Jr. is raking in. Then, Trump's Justice Department retracts subpoenas targeting The New York Times as Democrats prepare for whatever Trump may be planning in November.

Tonight, the rescheduled White House Correspondents' Dinner unfolds against the backdrop of Donald Trump's war on the free press. Plus, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal receive awards for blockbuster reporting on major Trump scandals. And Congressman Joe Neguse discusses this dangerous moment for Trump and the country.

Tonight, as the illusion of Trump's power wanes, his enemies and allies learn how to wait him out. Plus, Senator Elizabeth Warren on the truth about American casualties from Trump's war. And Troy Jackson on his campaign to unseat Susan Collins in Maine.

Tonight, new polling gives Democrats reason to be optimistic and gives Trump reason to do anything he can to stop them. Plus, the pros and cons of having Mitch McConnell "out of action." And Donald Trump's new drama with his old buddy Netanyahu. 

Tonight, Senator Cory Booker responds to another Republican show trial as Senator Bernie Moreno directs his anger at the wrong man. Plus, Senator Mark Kelly weighs in on whether the best people are running Trump's Iran war. And President Obama enters a major Senate showdown.

Trump threatens to pull his own Attorney General nominee as Republicans try to shut down his slush fund for good. Plus, what happens when the world's richest man is also its most notorious racist. And Stephanie Ruhle on the market reaction to Donald Trump's new Fed Chair.

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Tonight, Jamie Raskin on Trump's slush fund and the fate of Todd Blanche. Plus, the surreal Republican double standard for allegations of abuse. Then, is Donald Trump about to fire his Fox News prosecutor over the reflecting pool fiasco? And Sen. Bernie Sanders on the national implications of Michigan's big vote.

Tonight, what last night's results mean for Election Day, now 90 days away. Plus, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse weighs the pros and cons of Donald Trump's personal lawyer serving as the nation's Attorney General. And as calls grow for Republican Congressman Max Miller to step down, an interview with the Democrat challenging him for his House seat.

Tonight, the party of Trump takes a decidedly dark turn. Plus, 160 days into his war of choice, the president responds to reports of "extreme munitions shortages." And new reporting reveals MAGA's alarming descent into conspiracy theories.

Tonight, the President obsesses over his ballroom as Americans feel the sting of his failing policies. Plus, Epstein survivors speak out as Trump's personal lawyer moves closer to his Attorney General confirmation. And the plan to trick American voters into choosing the wrong candidate.

Tonight, Donald Trump's GOP struggles with candidate quality. Plus, Trump quietly admits that maybe he was a little bit wrong about the Reflecting Pool. And Max Miller is officially on the ballot despite the serious allegations against him.

Tonight, six states vote in high-stakes primaries. Plus, new reporting on how Donald Trump used a plane full of journalists and his Secretary of State as a decoy. Then, Trump's new plan that could make it more difficult for children to get vaccinated.

Tonight, election deniers and Big Lie believers remain central to Donald Trump's midterm strategy. Plus, newly-minted Minnesota Democratic Senate nominee Peggy Flanagan on her push to dismantle ICE. And new reporting on Trump's decoy plane stunt that put several members of his own cabinet at risk.

Tonight, Trump fixates on a Kennedy Center makeover as the Iran war strains the U.S. military. Plus, brand-new reporting on the Trump DOJ investigation into Minnesotans who protested the ICE shootings earlier this year. And former Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown on Trump's plan to make corruption even easier.

Tonight, the ongoing strains from Trump's Iran war at home and abroad. Plus, alarming new reporting examines a deadly plane crash in New Mexico and a potential link to American military tests. And Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman explains why the economy may not be doing as well as Donald Trump says.

Tonight, Trump bails on America's South Korean allies and effectively sides with the "Axis of Upheaval." Plus, Congressman Jamie Raskin on Trump's Justice Department takeover and an attorney general who refuses to be independent. And more than 50 years after Richard Nixon resigned the presidency in disgrace, the striking parallels between Nixon and Donald Trump.

Tonight, polls close in Florida as we cover a slate of key races and take a deeper look at some of the state's most problematic candidates. Plus, Peter Alexander talks to the first CIA officer to transition openly about the Trump administration's push to remove scores of dedicated civil servants. And David Jolly joins to discuss his race to become the next governor of Florida.

Tonight, Trump's foreign policy turmoil is alienating key U.S. allies. Plus, Sen. Chris Van Hollen on the geopolitical savvy of his newest colleague. And Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison on the legal battle to extradite an ICE agent to face charges in his state. Then, brand new whistleblower claims about the real story behind Trump's Harvard plan.

Tonight, data center backlash emerges as a sleeper issue in the midterms. Plus, Kim Jong Un taunts Donald Trump just days after the president snubbed South Korea to accommodate him. And Texas Senate nominee James Talarico on his vision to flip the Lone Star State blue for the first time in decades.

Tonight, Republicans fear Trump may "drag them down hard" in the midterms. Plus, Florida Senate nominee Angie Nixon on how a progressive can win in a ruby-red state. Then, America more polarized than it's been in 160 years. But could there actually be a "national divorce?"

Tonight, Trump's new trade war with Canada. Plus, Beto O'Rourke on why this could finally be the year for a blue Texas. And Grammy winner Freddie Gibbs on the crisis in Gary, Indiana. Then, California Attorney General Rob Bonta on his state's legal fight against the White House.

Tonight, the unpopular Trump and the vote to replace Lindsey Graham. Then, the fierce Canadian response to Trump's economic war of choice. And America comes together to mourn the loss of music icon Dolly Parton.

Marc Elias on the growing election denial threat to the midterms. Then, genuine polling shockwaves from a massive pickup state for Democrats. Plus, exclusive new reporting on a Pentagon punishment for a desperate sailor on the USS Abraham Lincoln.

Tonight, Trump's executive order to rename Lake Ontario, Lake America. Plus, RFK Jr. and what may be a worst-case scenario for American public health. Then, new reporting on what produced the catastrophic flood in Nepal.

Tonight, Trump's podcast plan to stop the inflation he caused. Plus, six months into Trump's war of choice, the enormous cost of war on Iran. Then, as MAGA's 2028 infighting breaks out into the open, is Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth considering a potential presidential run?

Tonight, the historic dark money deception in this year's midterms. Then, the growing backlash to the racist tirades of Trump advisor Laura Loomer. Plus, Sen. Ruben Gallego on the growing alarms over Pete Hegseth and the Iran war. And why it comes as no surprise that this president is now fuming over the backlash to AI data centers.

Tonight, MS NOW's new characterization of the pivotal Texas Senate race and the Republican campaign to scare their way back to power. And Sen. Richard Blumenthal on his stunning whistleblower report alleging the postal service is defying court orders on voting by mail.

Tonight, increasing GOP pressure on Hegseth amid chaos at the Pentagon. Plus, backlash and protests in Connecticut over ongoing ICE raids. Then, Republicans make it harder to vote in a critical Texas county. And Donald Trump's galaxy brain plan to make the midterms all about him.

Tonight, Gloria Steinem's incomparable legacy and the enduring struggle of the movement she helped create. Then, new outrage over Pete Hegseth's Pentagon performance. Plus, new questions about Trump's plan to center himself for the midterms. And Sarah Longwell on the Trump voters that have finally seen enough

Tonight, the primary vote in New Hampshire and Trump's high-stakes gamble in the Texas and beyond. Then, Marc Elias on today's surprise win for democracy at the Supreme Court. Plus, the newly released evidence that government officials misled the public after 9/11.

Tonight, inside Trumpapalooza 55 days away from the vote. Then, Senator Bernie Sanders on chilling new insider alarms over AI. And a disturbing new report on the 9/11 truther sitting in the United States Senate.

Tonight, Day 2 of desperation in Dallas. Then, the new day of action announced by the group that led No Kings protests. Plus, what on Earth is happening with John Fetterman?

Tonight, Trump makes his convention crowd pledge to "cheat like hell" this election. Plus, will today's shocking confession finally end Donald Trump's reflecting pool whodunnit?  And 25 years later, looking back on 9/11 and where we ended up. Then, how Marco Rubio is punishing a family for the actions of a family member a half century ago.

Tonight, the looming AI nightmare and Donald Trump's COVID playbook. Then, the unbelievable new reporting on the Russian oligarch funding Donald Trump Jr's wedding. And the Supreme Court rejects Donald Trump's push to block mail ballots.

Tonight, primary season is over and there's lots of new evidence that Democrats could expand the congressional map. Plus, the disgusting turn in Texas that has Karl Rove voting blue. And New Jersey Senator Cory Booker on his heated senate showdown with FBI Director Kash Patel.

Tonight, why the Republican congress is suddenly quitting and how Trump's so-called "golden age" is crushing Americans. Plus, a new emergency appeal to keep the Kennedy Center open after Donald Trump's meltdown. Then, why one NFL owner's decision to cancel Macklemore keeps exploding into the headlines.

Tonight, Adam Schiff on a world on fire as the President fights to put his name on buildings. Then, David Plouffe on Republicans now trashing the President to try and save their jobs. Plus, the Democratic challenger for Governor in Texas, Gina Hinojosa, joins me. And Open AI's revelation of six more cases of "concerning" AI behavior.

Tonight, Congressman Jamie Raskin on Donald Trump's latest attack on the Constitution. Plus, JD Vance takes his "give us another chance" tour deep into Trump country. And it's the worst U-S measles outbreak in decades but don't worry, the Trump Administration says actually, no it isn't.

Tonight, the lawsuit fighting against Trump's White House ban, and the massive implications for free press in America. Then, Governor Andy Beshear on the countdown to the midterms. Plus, what on earth is going on with Mitch McConnell?

Tonight, the red wave of Republicans running away from the President. Then, a genuine September surprise in the Senate race in Maine. And Congressman Robert Garcia on his demand for answers over Trump's attack on the free press.

Tonight, Trump's "ban on the free press" has its day in court. Then, Congressman James Walkinshaw on the bi-partisan calls to investigate the Russian money behind Trump Jr.'s wedding party. Plus, Donald Trump cannot stop trying to put his name on everything.

Tonight, New roadblocks from the White House as the President welcomes another repressive leader. Then, my conversation with the President of Iran in New York. Plus, the ProPublica reporter who broke the Maine bombshell responds to Susan Collins.

Tonight, the red state freakout and Donald Trump's midterm mess. Then, what voters should know about today's Supreme Court ruling on voter databases. And Congressman Jamie Raskin on Donald Trump's taxpayer funded campaign ad.

Tonight, the gimmick stage of the midterm campaign as the White House party rolls on. Then, Congressman Joe Neguse on a late Republican push to look busy on affordability. And meet the MAGA candidate on the campaign trail for governor in Iowa—and on the bike trails for exercise at his home in Kansas.

Tonight, Sen. Adam Schiff and Carol Leonnig on Jack Smith Derangement Syndrome and the party of Trump. And 35 days away from the election, how to understand midterm polling that's unlike anything we've seen in decades.

Tonight, how the president is fleecing America with campaign ads—and tanking polls in must win races. Then, the heroic story of a failed attack on a plane to Israel. And new reporting that Sen. Eric Schmitt was warned about his gotcha texts before he sprang the booby trap.

Tonight, Trump plans a new crypto cash grab as voters voice their frustration with his broken promises and rising prices. Plus, grim new predictions for Republicans as Trump hits the campaign trail. And Ari Melber on Todd Blanche's election strategy and the DOJ's push to exonerate Richard Nixon, while former CDC Director Richard Besser assesses RFK Jr.'s dangerous path for public health.

Tonight, Donald Trump hits the campaign trail and tries to rewrite the story of how Americans are feeling, with Congressman Robert Garcia responding. Plus, MS NOW visits a notorious ICE detention center with original reporting from inside. And with just over a month until Election Day, Trump keeps busy with his personal side quests.

Tonight, can a big billionaire money bomb move the needle for desperate Republicans? Plus, Chris Hayes interviews Dr. Abdul El-Sayed about his challenge to Donald Trump and the fight for Michigan. And legendary author Michael Lewis discusses his new book about the civil servants working to save American democracy.

Tonight, Donald Trump's ongoing danger for Republicans and the world. Plus, Congressman Jamie Raskin on Trump's retreat from taxpayer-funded campaign propaganda. And filmmaker Alex Gibney on the new documentary Elon Musk doesn't want you to see.

Tonight, more red flags for Republicans as Donald Trump tries to boost the party in Texas with just 27 days until the midterms. Plus, new alarms over Trump's efforts to target mail-in voting in California. And as the USS Abraham Lincoln finally returns home after a grueling deployment in the Iran war, growing calls for investigations into what went wrong.

Tonight, the sordid new depths of MAGA corruption—and the grift that keeps on grifting. Plus, debate night in America, with Sen. Bernie Sanders on the big fight in Michigan. And fresh off his Iran War tour in the Middle East, Sen. Chris Murphy on what America needs to know.

Tonight, an ICE agent shoots a man in the Bronx as children leave school. Plus, Congressman Ro Khanna joins us amid bipartisan outrage over President Trump's approval of livestreaming an execution. And with 25 days until Election Day, why Trump is taking in the sights in Central New York.

Tonight, with the midterms fast approaching, Trump turns to using the law as a weapon against his perceived enemies. Plus, former President Barack Obama hits the campaign trail with Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed amid a wave of racist attacks from Republicans. And Elon Musk returns to spend big on Republican campaigns as Trump finds himself on the wrong side of a judge.

Tonight, Senator Raphael Warnock on the Democrats' closing message with just 21 days until the midterms, as turmoil engulfs the Trump White House. Plus, Lisa Rubin on warning signs for democracy in Georgia and Congressman Jamie Raskin on the outrage over the raid on Rep. Ilhan Omar's home. And Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa on Trump's attacks on press freedom.

Chris Hayes broadcasts All In live from Atlanta as Georgia early voting breaks records, speaking with Sen. John Ossoff about the Senate race, Trump's impact, affordability, farmers, election security and accountability. We dive into Georgia as a battleground where cost-of-living pressures, abortion, health care, data centers and voter turnout could shape control of the Senate and midterms.

Chris Hayes covers the deadly shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, including officials' timeline, the victims, the 16-year-old suspect and questions about America's gun violence crisis. The episode also examines the DOJ lawsuit over California voter rolls with Senator Adam Schiff and the backlash to a proposed livestreamed execution.

Chris Hayes examines Donald Trump's loyalty-first staffing, new corruption questions around the White House ballroom and crypto policy, and reporting that a White House decision throttled Ukraine's Starlink access. Plus, Tara Setmayer, Michelle Goldberg, Erin Banco and Michelle Norris join on Trump's administration turmoil and Bernie Sanders' push to test a populist Democratic strategy in the midterms.

Chris Hayes examines Trump's voter fraud claims, DOJ election actions, No Kings protests, Meta's Instagram suspension, and the state of 2026 midterm polling. Guests break down the legal, organizing, and political stakes as Republicans play defense in unexpected battlegrounds.

Chris Hayes breaks down the backlash to an anti-Amy Acton ad tied to Vivek Ramaswamy, Republican midterm tactics on gerrymandering and voter intimidation, and Democrats' expanding Senate map. Guests Alex Wagner, Nikki McCann Ramirez, Eric Holder and Chris Murphy discuss why corruption, rising prices, war and dark campaign money are shaping the final stretch before Election Day.

Chris Hayes interviews Rep. Ilhan Omar in Minneapolis about a DHS search of her home, the Trump administration's investigation into her citizenship and finances, and what she says is a broader effort to intimidate immigrants and Democratic voters. Claire McCaskill and Adam Serwer analyze the rule-of-law stakes and the politics behind the inquiry.

Chris Hayes examines Republican attack ads in Michigan and Ohio, Trump's defense of Vivek Ramaswamy's Amy Acton ad, and concerns over Trump DOJ actions close to Election Day. Guests discuss Islamophobia in campaign messaging, election certification risks, fake pollsters exposed by 50 Plus One, and Pablo Torre's warning about Ramaswamy.

Antonia Hylton breaks down the Trump DOJ's effort to challenge Alaska's Senate election certification, Republican closing arguments on immigration, Islamophobia, and corruption, and why accountability has become a top issue for voters. Guests discuss Alaska's ranked-choice voting fight, the backlash to Vivek Ramaswamy's Ohio ad, Michigan's Senate race, and voter anger over corruption and rising costs.

Chris Hayes breaks down Republicans playing defense on red-state turf, Trump's DOJ push around election certification, and new allegations about Jared Kushner's foreign policy work. Guests Michelle Goldberg, Abby Livingston, Preet Bharara, and Matthew Cole analyze the stakes for the midterms, the justice system, and U.S. foreign policy.

Jacob Soboroff previews a high-stakes election week, with Ali Velshi on Senate battlegrounds, Peggy Flanagan and Troy Jackson on close races, Barton Gellman on election interference, and Josh Einiger on Israel's unresolved vote. The key takeaway: Democratic turnout and election safeguards are colliding with Republican challenges, billionaire spending, and unsettled contests at home and abroad.

Chris Hayes anchors coverage of Barack Obama's Atlanta rally for Keisha Lance Bottoms and John Ossoff, plus analysis of tight Georgia races, midterm polling, and Democratic messaging with Patrick Gaspard and Dan Kanninen. The key takeaway: Obama framed the election as a chance to rein in the administration, lower costs, and turn out voters in Georgia.

Chris Hayes examines troubling signs for Trump and Republicans five days before Election Day, including Senate race shifts, disrupted rallies, and GOP anxiety. The episode also covers DOJ pressure on election officials, backlash to Vivek Ramaswamy's Ohio ad, and Gov. Wes Moore's case for Democratic governors.

Chris Hayes examines Republican candidate quality and the closing days of competitive races in South Carolina, Florida, Ohio, Texas, and key House districts. Guests Lauren Underwood, Jason Crow, Angie Nixon, Annie Andrews, and Sherrod Brown discuss candidate recruitment, voter outreach, affordability, corruption, and Senate closing arguments.

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