All In with Chris Hayes

Guests: Tim Mak, Betsy Woodruff Swan, Barbara McQuade, Marc Elias, Joe Weisenthal

Tonight: From Columbine to Sandy Hook to Kenosha—the radical gun culture that brought us to this moment. Then, countdown to document production: what we know about the Trump appeal to stop the January 6 committee. Plus, Marc Elias on his fight to stop Republicans from literally mapping their way back into power. And as prices on goods keep creeping up, some needed perspective on today's big inflation numbers.

Guests: Olivia Troye, Miles Taylor, Rep. Bennie Thompson, Michelle Goldberg, Dr. Vivek Murthy

Tonight: New subpoenas for Stephen Miller, Kayleigh McEnany, and the man dubbed Trump's "deputy president.” Plus, the January 6 committee Chair Bennie Thompson on what these subpoenas mean—and what happens next. Then, the right-wing plan to use culture wars and Covid to destroy public education in America. And as Aaron Rodgers attempts to end his PR nightmare over vaccine nonsense, the U.S. Surgeon General joins us to discuss his new plan to combat vaccine misinformation.

Guests: Rep. Zoe Lofgren, Elie Mystal, Christian Vandenbrouk, Dr. Ashish Jha, Jennifer Granholm

Tonight: Six new subpoenas from the committee investigating January 6th—what we know about what the committee wants with Michael Flynn, Bernard Kerik, John Eastman and more. Plus, why hasn’t the Justice Department moved on Steve Bannon yet? And new reporting on the right wing playbook drawn up in advance of the insurrection. Then, the grim reality of the partisan toll Covid continues to take on America. And as the former president addresses the world in Glasgow, energy secretary Jennifer Granholm on what the Biden agenda means for climate.

Guests: Tory Gavito, Carl Cameron, Betsy Woodruff Swan, Dr. Celine Gounder, Peter Stone

The American recovery roars, and great news about a new Covid treatment—so why aren't the president and his party reaping political benefits? Then, new reporting on Jan. 6 subpoenas as one of the big fishes flops in a committee deposition—are we headed for another contempt of congress vote? Plus, the mounting legal trouble for Rudy. And how Nikki Haley's suggestion that presidents be cognitively tested is one for the irony hall of fame.

Guests: Ari Berman, Cornell Belcher, Glenn Kirschner, Joyce Vance, Sec. Marty Walsh, David Wallace-Wells

Tonight: The DOJ sues Texas for voter suppression as Florida announces a new election police force. Then, a brand new grand jury investigating the former president's company, and how Trump's executive privilege claim had a bad day in court. Plus, the predictable freakout as the Biden administration finally releases vaccine guidelines for private companies. And as the world meets on climate in Scotland, how a major solution may already exist in a metal box in Iceland.

Guests: Alex Wagner, Tom Perriello, Michael Steele, Dr. Anthony Fauci, Kris Brown

Tonight: the most important takeaways from a bad night for Democrats, including an ongoing Trump problem for Republicans. Then, an interview with Dr. Anthony Fauci as the first shots go into the first arms of kids under 11 years old. And does anyone really think that adding more guns into tense situations is a really good idea? Plus, today’s high-stakes hearing in the Supreme Court where conservatives are on the add guns side.

Guests: Sen. Tim Kaine, Donell Harvin, Rosalind Helderman, Amy Hagstrom Miller, Melissa Murray

Tonight: With a slow motion coup in progress, and the last coup investigation ongoing, why tomorrow's vote in Virginia is anything but normal. Then, blockbuster reporting from the Washington Post on before, during and after the Capitol attack. Plus, the Texas law establishing a bounty to stop abortions gets a hearing in the Supreme Court. And as Joe Biden heads to Glasgow, why there's a case for real optimism at the U.N. climate talks.

Tonight: Rep. Ruben Gallego, Michelle Goldberg, Tim Miller, Kara Swisher, Kevin Roose, Nancy Ancrum

Tonight: New clues in the coup plot investigation as the Murdoch empire invents its own fictional reality. Plus, Congressman Ruben Gallego on just how close we came to a Trump coup. Then, the ominous purge of Republicans lawmakers who would stand up to Trump continues. And can Mark Zuckerberg escape whistleblowers, regulators and accountability inside the Metaverse?

Guests: Sen. Chris Murphy, Lyz Lenz, Lisa Lerer, Michael Lewis

Tonight: As the build back better plan finally approaches a vote, the long view of what this means and how we got here. Then, the historic civil trial of white supremacists begins in Charlottesville. Plus, fossil fuel executives face Congress over climate change disinformation. And author Michael Lewis on the missed opportunities of America's failed covid response.

Guests: Charles Homans, Shannon Watts, Timothy Zick, Rep. Jamie Raskin, Jack Nicas, Tristan Harris

Tonight: The creeping embrace of violence on the right—At what point does the second amendment become a threat to the first amendment? Then, new undercover video of Trump's coup lawyer explaining how the former President's plans to head down to the Capitol. Plus, the vote to charge the sitting president of Brazil with "crimes against humanity" on the same day he gets a fresh endorsement from Donald Trump. And new evidence that the Facebook PR crisis could be turning into a legal one.