All In with Chris Hayes

Guests: Rep. Zoe Lofgren, Ryan Reilly, Tara Setmayer, George Conway, Glenn Kirschner, Karen Friedman Agnifilo, Alexandra Levine, Jonathan Capehart, Tim Miller In the face of a pending criminal indictment, Donald trump does what he does best: posts about it on social media. Plus, as a New York indictment looms, the other investigations into Trump’s misconduct continue to pick up steam. Then, the congressional clock is going "Tik Tok" for the Chinese social media app. But is the party about to stop? And as Trump pummels top contender DeSantis into submission, what's a "Never Don, never Ron" Republican to do?

Guests: Harry Litman, Barbara McQuade, Jeremey Saland, Rep. Ruben Gallego, Jen Psaki, Michael Beschloss The Trump grand jury will reconvene in Manhattan tomorrow as the special counsel enters the chat. What today's extraordinary ruling from a federal appeals court could mean for charges in the documents probe. Then, what we know about the grand jury delay in Manhattan with a former prosecutor from that office. Plus, Rep. Ruben Gallego on the desperate Republican attempt to get their boss off the hook. And Jen Psaki and Michael Beschloss on an expanding Republican field as Trump support grows.

Guests: Jennifer Rubin, Paul Butler, Brendan Buck, Rep. Eric Swalwell, Jamelle Bouie, David Jolly, Donna Edwards Republican officials miss another chance to do the right thing. What does the possible indictment of Donald Trump reveal about the Republican Party? Then, the party of small government tries to investigate elected state officials for doing their jobs. And a swing and a miss for Florida governor Ron DeSantis—Why Donald Trump's potential indictment hasn't loosened his hold on the Republican Party presidential primary. Plus, Mike Pence sacrificed nearly everything to be Donald Trump's vice president. So why is there no place for him in the current GOP?

Guests: Jonathan Dienst, George Conway, Danya Perry, Ben Collins, Rep. Adam Schiff, Michael Steele, Mona Charen and John Meacham The disgraced former president predicts his own indictment as the grand jury convenes and Team Trump makes a final push to persuade jurors. Tonight: as protective barricades go up in New York and in Washington, what we know about what's coming and when, the other major developments in Georgia and DC, the posturing of Trump allies in high office, and the ones battling him for a nomination. Chris Hayes has the latest.

Guests: Tamar Hallerman, Paul Butler, David Plouffe, Sarah Longwell, Mehdi Hasan Indictment watch underway in Manhattan as new details emerge in Georgia. Tonight: What the grand jury heard in Fulton County in multiple calls between Trump and election officials. Then: the Pentagon footage of the moment Russian jets attacked a U.S. drone. Plus: with 2024 in full swing in Iowa, new concerns about the social skills of Ron DeSantis. And a fresh reminder of the days when a scandal like Stormy Daniels would end political careers.

Guests: Sarah McCammon, Michele Goodwin, Rep. Maxine Waters, Hugo Lowell, Jose Pagliery The Trump-appointed judge in Texas now deciding abortion pill access for the entire country. We'll have the latest from today's hearing in Amarillo. Then, Congresswoman Maxine Waters on the failure of Silicon Valley Bank—and new fears of a global banking crisis. Plus, the possible indictment of Donald Trump in the Stormy Daniels investigation. And the arrest of the Chinese billionaire who bankrolled Steve Bannon.

Guests: Rep. Ro Khanna, Claire McCaskill, Stuart Stevens, Rebecca Roiphe The desperate right-wing attempt to pass the buck on bank failure after Trump signed the bill that made it possible. Then, the 2024 hopefuls who agree on Ukraine backing Putin's position against other Republicans. And Team Trump on the defensive as he faces the possibility of an indictment this week.

Guests: Rep. Katie Porter, Stephanie Ruhle, Dean Baker, Harry Litman, Jill Wine-Banks, Jelani Cobb, Tim O’Brien, Katie Benner Banks closing, stocks falling, and the government rushing to shore up the system. Tonight: What happened with the banks this weekend and how to stop it happening again. Then, all eyes on the grand jury as Michael Cohen testifies against his former boss. Just how close are prosecutors to indicting the ex-president? Plus: how a hand-picked conservative judge tried to hide an abortion pill hearing from the public. And as Trump tackles DeSantis head-on in Iowa, cue the softball interviews.

Guests: Tim Miller, Andrew Weismann, Karine Jean-Pierre, Tara Setmayer, Fernand Amandi Donald Trump meets with his lawyers following new reporting that he could be indicted for a hush money payment from 2016—but is now the right time for this prosecution? Plus, President Biden blasts a Republican proposal to gut spending as Democrats call it "extreme on steroids." Then, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis prepares to challenge Donald Trump for the Republican nomination, but does the man people are calling "short Trump" have what it takes to go on the offensive?

Guests: Rebecca Roiphe, Joyce Vance, Rep. Colin Allred, Jane Mayer, Bart Gellman Brand new indications of an imminent Trump indictment in Manhattan. Then, the big new era of Republican oversight—a big old dud. Tonight: the latest fool's errand from the government weaponization committee. And the disappointment of its biggest supporters. Plus, as Lachlan Murdoch tries to defend Fox News, Jane Mayer looks at the fallout from the defamation suit. And a fresh warning about democracy in 2024, Barton Gellman joins live.

Guests: Mona Charen, Adam Serwer, Josh Marshall, Hamed Aleaziz Tonight: New fallout for Fox. What the biggest supporters of Trump were really saying about him behind his back. Plus: the reality of right-wing media now revealed in the Dominion filings. Then: the grotesque possibility that Biden could revive family detention. And the donnybrook that broke out in the Senate today.

Guests: David Folkenflik, Katie Fallow, Jen Psaki, Rep. Zoe Lofgren, Amanda Zurawski, Molly Duane Explosive new revelations about what was actually happening behind the scenes at Fox while they peddled election lies on air. Tonight: We're combing through hundreds of pages of brand new filings. Then, condemnation from all sides. As Fox tries to launder the insurrection with the explicit help of Republican House leadership. And as abortion bans threaten the lives of countless women in Texas, one of the five women now suing the state will join live.

Guests: Sen. Chris Murphy, Angelo Carusone, Jason Stanley, Mayor Tishaura Jones, Alexi McCammond, Douglas Brinkley, Carlos Curbelo, Fernand Amandi New details show how Fox reacted internally when their viewers didn't like the election results. The MAGA iron fist on full display as Trump's rivals flounder with his base. Plus, it may not be official, but it sure looks like Joe Biden is running. And as Republicans advance another state takeover in St. Louis, the city’s mayor joins live.

Guests: Rep. Stacey Plaskett, Asha Rangappa, Howard Dean, Jessica Valenti Breaking news on Jim Jordan’s so-called "whistleblowers.” Tonight: The republican stunt committee to launder an insurrection goes poof. The ranking Democrat on the weaponization committee joins live. Then, you know Fox News has a problem when they lose the room at CPAC. And as Walgreens takes legal abortion drugs off the shelves, how a right-wing judge in Texas could eliminate more reproductive rights for every woman in the country

Guests: Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, Katie Phang, Ellison Barber, Rep. Ruben Gallego, Sean Morrow, Meg Tirrell A quick guilty verdict in the South Carolina murder trial that has captivated the nation. Then, it is being called "a seminal moment in the history of mass media.” Tonight: Senator Chuck Schumer on his push to end the Fox News lies. Congressman Ruben Gallego on why the Speaker's office is suddenly meeting and greeting the family of Ashli Babbitt. And how a massive push from the Biden White House and a parody account on Twitter got Big Pharma to stop gouging customers for insulin.

Guests: Marc Elias, David Wallace-Wells, Sen. Sherrod Brown Outrage at Fox grows as the network's destructive project continues. Tonight: the question of legal exposure for a so-called news channel that shared confidential Biden campaign information with the Trump White House. Then, David Wallace-Wells on the massive problem with the partisan mania over the origins of Covid. And Senator Sherrod Brown on why there may actually be Republican support to increase rail safety in the wake of the Ohio disaster.

Guests: Jamelle Bouie, Stuart Stevens, Tara Setmayer, Sen. Bernie Sanders Tonight: The man behind the Fox curtain gives up the game in sworn deposition. From secret collusion with the Trump White House to firing top executives to appease election deniers, damning new revelations in the Dominion lawsuit. And the Fox News struggle to undo the damage they've done. Then, you'll never guess why Republicans are suddenly finding reasons to bail on CPAC. And is the Supreme Court about to strike down Student loan debt forgiveness? Senator Bernie Sanders on that and much more.

Guests: Jen Psaki, Brendan Buck, Angelo Carusone, David Folkenflik, Jennifer Rubin, Mona Charen, Marisa Kabas, Donna Edwards, Mike Lux Tonight: The RNC’s weak attempt at reining in Trump with a ‘loyalty pledge.’ Plus, new court documents reveal how Fox executives really felt about putting election deniers on TV. Then, more bad news for America's favorite liar—the latest investigation into Republican Congressman George Santos. And Joe Biden has had more success in his first two years than most modern presidents. So why are there still rumblings that he should stand aside in 2024?

Guests: Philip Ittner, Richard Engel, MP Oleksiy Goncharenko, Brian Bonner Tonight: The UN votes to condemn Putin’s invasion of Ukraine—but six nations side with Russia. Where the world stands on the Russia-Ukraine conflict one year in. Plus, America’s Secretary of State warns that China is “contemplating lethal assistance.” Then, a rare look at the Ukrainian resistance undermining Russian occupation.

Guests: Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, Jack Crosbie, Rachel Denber, Brett Bruen, Jen Psaki Nearly a year after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a look back on the harrowing first moments and the grueling months that followed.

Guests: Michael Beschloss, Jennifer Rubin, Yevheniia Kravchuk, Michael Weiss, Joe Cirincione, Julia Ioffe Tonight: Vladimir Putin makes an ominous announcement after Biden visits Kyiv. What does it mean for the balance of geopolitical power? Then, the Donald Trump wing of the Republican Party says the U.S. should cut Ukraine off, but other Congressional Republicans were here in Kyiv this week saying the U.S. should do more. Plus, a newly revealed document confirms Russia has plans to expand its territory beyond its invasion of Ukraine.

Nearly one year after Russia's invasion, President Biden makes a surprise visit to the war-torn country. Ali Velshi hosts live from Kyiv.

Guests: David Folkenflik, Angelo Carusone, Tara Setmayer, Doug Jones Fox News caught pushing election lies while privately expressing doubt, hosting guests they themselves call "nuts" to try to maintain ratings, and punishing their own journalists for telling the truth. Tonight: The blockbuster new court filing from the Dominion lawsuit, the internal decisions to choose disinformation and ratings over facts, the legal implications for a media behemoth, the fallout it caused for our democracy, and what it all tells us about the inner workings at the Fox "News" channel.

Guests: Jacob Glick, Rep. Dan Goldman, Annie Karni, Claire McCaskill, Michael Steele The partial Fulton County grand jury report is out, as the Proud Boys move to subpoena Trump in their seditious conspiracy trial. Tonight: Congressman Daniel Goldman on the big moving pieces in the Trump investigations. Plus, the President shares what he knows about the UFOs America is shooting down. Then, as Trump's first challenger sidesteps Trump, Claire McCaskill and Michael Steele on the policy issues Republican candidates cannot avoid. And what we know about John Fetterman's health as the senator announces he is being treated for clinical depression.