All In with Chris Hayes

Guests: Andy Slavitt, Rep. Debbie Dingell, Patrick Gaspard, David Jolly, Tara Palmeri, Christina Greer

Tonight: Family gatherings, record holiday travel, even movie attendance booms as Covid cases spike across the country. What to expect for this final week of 2021. Plus, Trump goes all in on the vaccine—for now. But is it too little too late for the anti-vaxx monster he created? Then, violent voicemail messages left for a U.S. congresswoman, obscene slogans hurled at the President on a Christmas phone call—how the behavior of the modern Republican base has sunk so low. And remembering Desmond Tutu: a true man of peace this holiday season.

Guests: Laurence Tribe, Ryan Reilly, Kerry Howley, Amy Gardner, David Henderson, Spencer Ackerman

Tonight: Donald Trump appeals to the Supreme Court as Jim Jordan begins his own delay tactics. Why legal scholars are getting loud over inaction from the Justice Department. Then, why the first cooperation agreement for a Proud Boy could be a big deal. Plus, why the verdict in Kim Potter manslaughter trial surprised so many. And four months after our last troops left Afghanistan, why America—and the world—needs to act to end the Afghan hunger crisis.

Guests: Rep. Pete Aguilar, Olivia Beavers, Ryan Goodman, Dr. Craig Spencer, Dr. Eric Topol, Sen. Michael Bennet

Tonight: The January 6 committee wants to know what Jim Jordan knows. Plus, new reporting on why the Pentagon held back the National Guard during the insurrection. Then, the optimistic new research about omicron—and why the FDA approval of a therapeutic pill could be a game changer. And more unequivocally good news about presents under the tree.

Guests: Jelani Cobb, Linda Chavez, Hunter Walker, Rep. Adam Schiff, Dr. Rochelle Walensky

Tonight: The glorification of violence by way of Kyle Rittenhouse—and what it means for the country. Then, as the January 6th probe considers criminal referrals for the former president, Congressman Adam Schiff on his Republican colleague that has "information directly relevant" to the investigation, according to the committee. Plus, Hunter Walker with new reporting on the Trump campaign's connection to intimidation of a Georgia election poll worker. And an interview with the director of the CDC on the president's new push to deal with omicron.

Guests: Major Gen. Paul Eaton, Michael Schmidt, Dr. Dave Chokshi, David Plouffe, Heather McGhee

As the Jan. 6 committee weighs potential criminal charges for Trump and his allies, former generals raise alarms about another insurrection. One of those former generals joins Chris live. Then, New York City’s health commissioner on what may be promising new data on omicron—and the importance of getting the word out on boosters. And what may be the best hope for a path forward with Build Back Better on life support.

Guests: Kyle Cheney, Will Bunch, Olivia Beavers, Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi, Jordan Weissman

Tonight: One of the Trump fans criminally charged in January 6th is now cooperating with prosecutors: what it could mean for the investigation, and what was actually planned at the Capitol. Plus, the investigation edges closer to Trump. And nearly two years into Covid, the official report on Trump's deliberate effort to undermine the response.

Guests: Luke Broadwater, Ashley Parker, Daniel Goldman, Rachel Cleetus, Sen. Bernie Sanders

Tonight: The calls were coming from inside the House. What Jim Jordan did on January 6th, and how Mark Meadows was in the thick of it. Then: Kellogg’s workers are on strike—and Bernie Sanders is here to weigh in. Plus, historic storms and historic warmth in the middle of December: what to know about the new normal under climate change.

Guests: Dustin Stockton, Jennifer Lynn Lawrence, Mona Charen, Philip Bump, Dr. Anthony Fauci, Rep. Ro Khanna

Tonight: They are two of the planners of the January 6th rally now cooperating with the January 6th committee: Dustin Stockton and Jennifer Lawrence join Chris for their first interview together. Then, guess which Congressman just outed himself as one of the lawmakers texting Mark Meadows? Plus why Joe Biden is pausing the push for Build Back Better. And Dr. Anthony Fauci on whether America is ready for a massive wave of Omicron cases.

Guests: Rep. Elaine Luria, Jennifer Rubin, Eric Boehlert, Hunter Walker, Vann Newkirk

Trump’s The prospect of criminal charges for Trump is raised as the full House votes on contempt for Meadows. Tonight: new evidence around Donald Trump's attempt to overthrow the government—and the right-wing media organ abetting him. Plus, new reporting on unnamed lawmakers working with the White House. Then, why a judge tossed Trump's lawsuit to keep his taxes away from Congress. And the Atlantic's Vann Newkirk on the ongoing, human victims of the Big Lie.

Guests: Rep. Pete Aguilar, Katie Benner, Angelo Carusone, Matt Miller, Elie Mystal, Dr. Peter Hotez

Tonight: Not since Nixon has a former chief of staff faced this kind of trouble. We’ll cover the bipartisan vote to refer Mark Meadows for criminal prosecution, what the Jan. 6 committee says they already have, what they want to know, and how Mark Meadows may have been more involved than we ever knew. Plus, as America passes 800,000 Covid deaths, does the federal government bear criminal responsibility?