All In with Chris Hayes

Tonight: Why the NRA was cheering the defeat of an assault weapons ban in Boulder—the day before the Boulder shooter bought his. Then, the bumper crop of Trump Republicans vying for the senate grows by one. Plus, how the hack lawyer who sold the big election lie is now changing her tune after being sued for defamation. And Rep. Jamie Raskin on the bizarre Republican arguments against D.C. statehood.

Guests: Fred Guttenberg, Rachel Friend, Heidi Heitkamp, Rep. Jamie Raskin, Marc Elias, Lee Gelernt

Tonight: The impeached former president's latest move meddle in Georgia. Then, charges of "sedition" enter the conversation in the wake of January 6th—how high up does the investigation go? Plus, what we know about what happened in the wake of the mass shooting in Boulder, Colorado.

Guests: Sen. Chris Murphy, David Jolly, Nse Ufot, Cynthia Alksne, Ryan Reilly

Tonight: Four leaders of the Proud Boys indicted on conspiracy charges for their coordinated efforts at the Capitol—and why does Roger Stone’s name keep surfacing in charging documents for rioters? Then, a solemn day in Georgia as we learn more about the victims of the attack on three Asian spas. Plus, the fight against Covid stalls even as vaccinations soar—Dr. Fauci joins Chris.

Guests: Katie Benner, Janell Ross, Kathy Park, Rep. London Lamar, Dr. Anthony Fauci

Tonight: Sen. Tammy Duckworth on the Republican excuses for the insurrectionists—and the excuses for the shooter who allegedly gunned down eight people at Asian spas in Georgia. Then, new concerns over rising Covid cases while Rand Paul spreads misinformation on Capitol Hill. Plus, Adam McKay on his new documentary deep dive into the origins of Q-Anon.

Guests: Sen. Tammy Duckworth, Rep. Ted Lieu, Katie Phang, Adam McKay, Rep. Katie Porter

Eight people are dead in Georgia, reportedly at the hands of a gunman who—according to police—was having a “bad day.” Tonight: Why reactions like that aren't helping, as violence against Asian Americans surges across the country. Then, Sen. Amy Klobuchar on the new push for the Violence Against Women Act. And Rep. Veronica Escobar on what's really happening at the southern border.

Guests: Kathy Park, Jo Ling Kent, Rep. Judy Chu, Margaret Huang, Brittney Cooper, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Rep. Veronica Escobar, Julia Ainsley

Tonight: The crucial vaccine effort hampered by those stoking fear and skepticism. Then, the president pushes for economic relief while Republicans return to old scare tactics on the border. Plus, Bernie Sanders on the $1,400 checks that are starting to arrive in millions of American bank accounts. And the desperate plea from parents as dozens of new bills target trans kids in sports.

Guests: Al Franken, Brandy Zadrozny, Sen. Bernie Sanders, Chase Strangio, Rep. Nanette Barragan

Tonight: New FBI arrests for the assault on Capitol police officer Brian Sicknick, and new reporting on the Capitol pipe bomber who is still at large. Then, as the President begins his American Rescue Tour, Adam Serwer on why Joe Biden chose prosperity over vengeance. Plus, is there any way in the world to convince vaccine-skeptic Trump supporters that they should get their shots?

Guests: Katie Benner, Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes, Adam Serwer, Erin Banco, David Wallace-Wells

Tonight: Senator Michael Bennet on the transformative nature of this now landmark legislation. Then, is Cy Vance about to nab Donald Trump? Jane Mayer digs into that question in the New Yorker—and she joins Chris live. And as high profile New York Democrats join the calls for Andrew Cuomo's resignation, Rebecca Traister on her reporting inside the governor's office.

Guests: Senator Michael Bennet, Jane Mayer, Rebecca Traister, Dr. Vin Gupta

After Biden delivers an address on Covid-19, Chris Hayes hosts a special edition of the show live from the Lincoln Memorial to mark this extraordinary year of living in a pandemic—and to look ahead to a brighter future.

Tonight: The latest brazen move by Republicans to radicalize against democracy. Then, Donald Trump's wild attempt to syphon money Republicans. Plus, a year after his endorsement helped decide the Democratic nomination, Congressman James Clyburn on what he makes of President Biden's fast start.

Guests: Nick Corasaniti, Rep. Renitta Shannon, Tim O’Brien, Jennifer Rubin, Gov. Ned Lamont, Rep. James Clyburn