All In with Chris Hayes

Tonight: The lawyers have all made their cases, and now the whole world waits as a jury of Derek Chauvin's peers will decide his fate. Then, Rep. Ilhan Omar on justice for George Floyd, the Biden refugee cap, and why Republicans are trying to distance themselves from the “America First” caucus. And as all U.S. adults become eligible for a vaccine, why it's no longer the lack of supply that will hurt us—but the hesitancy.

Guests: Jelani Cobb, Katie Phang, Jake Sherman, Rep. Ilhan Omar, Dr. Peter Hotez

Tonight: The Big Lie that spurred the insurrection is a Republican campaign slogan. Plus, a founding member of a militia group pleads guilty to breaching the Capitol. Then, another horrific mass shooting, another reminder of the exceptional violence in America. And the new "America First" caucus in Washington with what sure looks like an outright white nationalist agenda.

Guests: Jaime Harrison, Lt. Gen. Russel Honoré, Josie Duffy Rice, Jia Lynn Yang, Adam Serwer

Tonight: From wild ranting in Congress to vaccine skeptics on cable, the right wing industrial complex harming America's pandemic response. Then, today's big hearing about the failed response to the Capitol attack. Plus, more protests in Minnesota as the man charged with George Floyd's murder remains silent. And Sen. Ed Markey on his new bill to restore balance in the nation's highest court.

Guests: Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Sarah Cahlan, Antonia Hylton, David Henderson, Senator Ed Markey

Tonight: American scientists put a "pause" on the Johnson & Johnson vaccine—what does this mean for people who have been vaccinated? What does it mean for people who haven't? Dr. Anthony Fauci answers those questions. Then, will the outrage over the police killing of Daunte Wright affect the outcome of the Chauvin trial? Plus, Chris interviews Sen. Elizabeth Warren on the day she takes the gavel of the banking subcommittee. And Sen. Chris Murphy on President Biden's new commitment to end America's longest war.

Guests: Dr. Anthony Fauci, Michael Schmidt, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Rachel Paulose, Sen. Chris Murphy

Tonight: Is anything really getting better in the wake of George Floyd? Then, Majority Leader Chuck Schumer on infrastructure, his big announcement with AOC, and why his Republican colleagues just gave Donald Trump a “major” award. Plus, Congressman Dan Kildee goes public with his traumatic stress disorder in the wake of January 6th. And why the CDC says Michigan can't just vaccinate themselves out of a Covid surge.

Guests: Mayor Mike Elliott, Phillip Atiba Goff, Brittany Packnett Cunningham, Sen. Chuck Schumer, Rep. Dan Kildee, Jonathan Cohn

Tonight: As the prosecution winds down, why the medical examiner's testimony in the Chauvin murder trial could turn this case. Then, a new investigation for Matt Gaetz, as he hires a new attorney—and breaks his public silence. Plus, Richard Engel on his chilling investigation into the Capitol attack. And Ezra Klein explains the unexpected progressive first hundred days of Joe Biden’s presidency.

Guests: David Henderson, Katie Phang, Katie Benner, Marc Caputo, Richard Engel, Ezra Klein

Tonight: what does it mean that Florida Republican, charged with sex-trafficking, and tied to Matt Gaetz is seeking a plea deal with prosecutors? And former Congresswoman Katie Hill on what she called her "unlikely friendship" with Matt Gaetz and why she wants him held accountable now. Plus, the new Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on the fight for an infrastructure bill. Then, another dramatic day in court for the prosecution in the Chauvin murder trial.

Guests: Jose Pagliery, Rep. Katie Hill, Secretary Pete Buttigieg, Channa Lloyd, Jennifer Nuzzo

Tonight: The backlash to the Big Lie continues as Republicans give up the game. Then, new calls for a January 6th commission as reports of plea deals surface. Plus, Rep. Katie Porter on the jaw dropping reported Trump fundraising scam. And the Matt Gaetz scandal keeps getting wider and wilder.

Guests: Ilya Shapiro, Derrick Johnson, Olivia Troye, Hayes Brown, Scott Maxwell, Rep. Katie Porter