All In with Chris Hayes

Guests: Kara Voght, Brandy Zadrozny, Betsy Woodruff Swan, Tom Perriello, Sen. Chris Murphy Tonight: New reporting on the growth of the anti-vax movement in America—and its political, cultural and societal impact. Then, the key Trump World figure who apparently didn't need to a subpoena to talk to the January 6th committee. Plus, Senator Chris Murphy on where America stands as the Russian threat to invade Ukraine continues. And how Donald Trump's chosen governor in Virginia is already doing his best to make the boss proud.

Guests: Rep Elaine Luria, Ian Bassin, Amy Gardner, Josh Gerstein, Sen. Ed Markey, Rep. Ro Khanna Tonight: Jaw-dropping new documents released to the January 6 committee—including the executive order Donald Trump was considering that could have ended democracy as we know it. Then, what we learned today about the Trump World control of the plot to fake electors. Plus, the Justice Department announces the first arrest of someone threatening the lives of election officials.

Guests: Ron Klain, Rep. Jamie Raskin, Tamar Hallerman, Rebecca Roiphe, Michelle Goldberg, David Plouffe Tonight: With Democracy in peril, the economy in recovery, and a domestic agenda at a crossroads, White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain joins to talk Year Two of the Biden administration. Then, the Jan. 6 committee reveals stunning new evidence in their letter to Ivanka Trump. Plus, is Donald Trump going to be criminally charged in Georgia? What today's announcement of a special grand jury means for the case against Donald Trump.

Guests: Rep. Zoe Lofgren, Danya Perry, Eric Holder, Marc Elias, Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman Tonight: The Supreme Court hands Donald Trump another loss. The January 6th committee will get Trump presidential records related to the insurrection. Then, former Attorney General Eric Holder and attorney Marc Elias on tonight's voting rights fight on the Senate floor. And as the President marks his first year in office, why he's raising alarms over what could happen in Europe.

Guests: Rep. Adam Schiff, Katie Benner, Harry Litman, George Conway, Tim Kaine Tonight: Congressman Adam Schiff on what his committee wants to know from Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell, Jenna Ellis and Boris Epshteyn. Plus, how Team Trump's campaign of lies laid the groundwork for an attempted coup. And George Conway on why he says prosecutors must start investigating Donald Trump. Then, the fight for voting rights finally begins on the senate floor. And the shocking report of a Supreme Court Justice and his refusal to wear a mask to protect his colleague.

Guests: Rep. Val Demings, Elaine Godfrey, Tess Owen, Rep. Jamie Raskin, Ezra Klein, Carol Anderson Tonight: New pressure on Manchin and Sinema to get behind voting rights—as well as the Republican lawmakers who have been actively undermining our multi-racial democracy for decades. Then, four days after the leader of the extremist Oath Keepers is charged with "seditious conspiracy,” why is Donald Trump sharing a stage with a self-proclaimed Oath Keeper? Plus, Congressman Jamie Raskin on the former president and seditious conspiracy. And Ezra Klein and Carol Anderson on why the Biden presidency isn't quite going as planned.

Guests: Ben Collins, Betsy Woodruff Swan, Bill Swor, Daniel Goldman, Mark Elias Tonight: A look at the plans the Oath Keepers and other extremists were making ahead of the January 6th Capitol insurrection and the link to Trump World. Then, a look back through history at when the charge of 'seditious conspiracy' has been used before. Plus, another corruption case sees an official indicted for seemingly far less than what Donald Trump has done out in the open.

Guests: Ryan Reilly, Caroline Frederickson, Rep. Adam Schiff, Marc Caputo, Sec. Marty Walsh Tonight: The Department of Justice finally moves up the MAGA food chain. Jaw-dropping details on the "seditious conspiracy" charges for a right-wing extremist leader—and what those charges mean for other Trump world figures. Then, the Jan. 6 committee drops new subpoenas as Liz Cheney calls out Kevin McCarthy for engaging in a cover-up. Plus, Ted Cruz attempts to redeem himself by pushing Fox News conspiracy theories. And the Supreme Court's shocking opinion that a deadly pandemic is not an occupational hazard.

Guests: Betsy Woodruff Swan, Rep. Pete Aguilar, Michael Steele, Barbara McQuade, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Andy Slavitt Tonight: The extraordinary letter from the January 6th committee to Kevin McCarthy, why they're investigating his conversations with Trump before during and after the insurrection, and why it has serious implications for the top House Republican. Plus, Senator Elizabeth Warren on the new strategy for Democrats to pass voting rights. And what looks like seriously encouraging data on the omicron surge.

Guests: Dr. Anthony Fauci, Sen. Cory Booker, Adam McKay Tonight: an exclusive interview with Dr. Anthony Fauci after he confronted Sen. Rand Paul about his baseless claims. Then, Senator Cory Booker on the president's rousing call to protect democracy. And academy award winning filmmaker Adam McKay on the uncomfortable truth in his new hit "Don't Look Up."

Guests: Rep. Adam Schiff, Karl Racine, Ruth Conniff, Dr. Craig Spencer, Dr. Megan Ranney Tonight: As the Jan. 6 committee prepares a public phase, why Jim Jordan is having second thoughts about cooperating—and what the committee is prepared to do about it. Then, can the D.C. Attorney General use the law that crippled the KKK to hold the Proud Boys accountable for January 6th? Plus, he could be America's least responsible senator—and he's running for re-election. And the frontline Omicron challenges that are not getting enough attention.

Guests: Rep. Ruben Gallego, Barton Gellman, Josh Kaul, Jocelyn Benson, Paul Krugman Tonight: Is Senator Ted Cruz being cancelled for observing reality? The real world danger of disqualifying Republicans who oppose political violence. Plus, can we just talk about the surprise appearance of Dick Cheney on the right side of history? Then, today's supreme court arguments to overturn vaccine requirements during a pandemic. And the under-appreciated evidence of a booming Biden economy.