All In with Chris Hayes

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.

Guests: Rep. Jamie Raskin, Sen. Brian Schatz, Ian Bassin, Heather McGhee

Tonight: What history will record a full year since Donald Trump's failed coup, the fight to stop the slow-motion insurrection in the states, and what happens next in a country where one of the two major political parties has abandoned democracy.

Guests: Rick Hasen, Harry Dunn, Matt Fuller, Glenn Kirschner, Zoe Tillman

Tonight: New insight into how Trump's coup nearly worked—and how his Vice President got in the way. Then, Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn on seeking the full truth of what happened one year after January 6th. Plus, the Daily Beast's Matt Fuller on his front row seat to the riot and why he says nothing has changed.

Guests: Rep. Adam Schiff, Angelo Carusone, Barbara McQuade, Mark Bowden, Matthew Teague, Ruth Ben-Ghiat

Tonight: New messages from Sean Hannity released by the January 6th committee, and new questions about exactly what the Fox host knew about Trump's plans. Then, from threatening state officials, to interfering with Congress, what we now know about Trump's efforts to steal the election a year ago today.

Guests: Rep. Eric Swalwell, Brandy Zadrozny, Michelle Goldberg, Jesse Wegman, Dana Goldstein

Tonight: New revelations from the Jan. 6 committee, how Donald Trump is solidifying support, and dire warnings about the state of our democracy one year after the insurrection. Then, Jesse Wegman of the New York Times Editorial Board on why his newspaper is now sounding alarms over an authoritarian Republican Party. Plus, new reporting on how Jan. 6 extremism is being felt on the local level across the country. And what we're learning from the chaos of another back to school moment in year three of the pandemic.

Guests: David Plouffe, Mehdi Hasan, Mona Charen, Randi Weingarten, Rep. Joe Neguse, Jeff Goodell

Tonight: Are the mainstream institutions of American life doing enough in response to the threat on democracy? And what do you do about a congresswoman openly rooting for civil war? Then, as the U.S. hits new case records and omicron surges, Randi Weingarten on whether American schools are ready to handle omicron. And what we learned about climate change in 2021, a year that is ending with winter forest fires in Colorado and near-70-degree weather in Alaska.

Guests: Dr. Peter Hotez, Mary Bassett, Julie K. Brown, Joyce Vance, Eric Levitz, Amanda Mull, Donna Edwards, Tim Miller

Tonight: Where we stand as we approach year three of the pandemic, as the CDC defends the decision to cut Covid isolation. Then, a measure of justice in the Epstein saga: the significance of tonight's guilty verdict for Ghislaine Maxwell. Plus, the surprising area where Democrats are having success against the push to undermine democracy. And the state now proposing a bounty for parents who find banned books in school.

Guests: Jena Griswold, Rep. Jamaal Bowman, Dr. Anthony Fauci, Faiz Shakir, Anand Giridharadas, Elie Mystal, Linda Chavez

From the insurrection to the un-American sentiments of Rand Paul, the position of the Republican party is clear: only certain types of people's votes should count. Then, the Jan. 6 committee prepares a "public phase" of the investigation. And a Congressman pleads to President Biden: don't let anyone erase that day. Plus, new confusion around the latest CDC guidance as omicron and delta surge. And if you thought the "Person of the Year" was an odd pick for 2021, wait till you hear who America's most popular leader is.