All In with Chris Hayes

Guests: Katie Phang, Mary McCord, David Jolly, Jared Bernstein, Ben Rhodes

The courthouse campaign continues. Tonight: Are Republicans underpricing the risk of a convicted candidate? Then, what happened to the DeSantis campaign? New signs that the Florida governor's run is over. And why just about every indicator of the Biden economy has pointed up, except one—until today.

Guests: Andrew Weissmann, Elie Mystal, Lisa Rubin, Marc Elias, Jennifer Horn

Donald Trump admits he crossed a line, but demands immunity like a cop who gets away with breaking the law. Tonight: the dark implications of Trump's new manifesto. Then, the latest attack on E. Jean Carroll inside the Trump defamation trial. Plus, new polling and new expectation-setting for the next vote in New Hampshire as global elites warm to the indicted ex-president.

Guests: Nancy Gertner, Harry Litman, Michelle Goldberg, Rep. Dan Goldman, Sen. Bernie Sanders

The Trump Con meets a brick wall in court. Tonight: the genuine threat of accountability for the GOP frontrunner. Then, why the indicted ex-president's Republican support is more complex than his foot soldiers would have you think. Plus, Congressman Dan Goldman on his new effort to censure Elise Stefanik. And Senator Bernie Sanders on what's happening in Gaza.

Guests: McKay Coppins, Lisa Rubin, Cornell Belcher, David Plouffe, Jen Palmieri

Tonight: the case for optimism after the Iowa caucus. Then, the Republican frontrunner already liable for sexual abuse returns to court for jury selection. Plus, Nikki Haley's latest move to squeeze out Ron DeSantis, what it all means for the Biden campaign come November, and a serious point about conducting elections with Ziploc bags and popcorn buckets.

Guests: Miles Taylor, Andrew Weissmann, Rep. Jamie Raskin, Ava Duvernay

Three days until the first Republican votes of 2024. And the coldest forecast in caucus history. Tonight: the defendant in the "overthrow the election" trial takes a break from the courtroom to head to the Iowa caucuses. Then, the brand new House Speaker already on the outs with the MAGA caucus as Democrats demand an accounting of the Trump presidency. Plus, director Ava Duvernay on her brand new film "Origin.”

Guests: Sen. Brian Schatz, Lisa Rubin, Gabe Gutierrez, Helene Cooper, David Plouffe, Sara Longwell

Trump shows up in court for the final day of his fraud trial as police show up to the judge's home address. Tonight: the ongoing and persistent menace of violence surrounding the ex-president. And the risk he poses to the country itself. Then, the craven pandering of Fox News to the Republican frontrunner. And what it would take to make the primary an actual competition.

Guests: Jamelle Bouie, Amanda Carpenter, Rep. Jasmine Crockett, George Conway

Chris Christie drops out with no endorsement as the rest of the field panders to MAGA. Tonight: what Christie's departure means for the race and a party led by an indicted frontrunner. Then, how the tent collapsed on the MAGA circus. And George Conway on how Trump attorneys walked into a trap in a D.C. courtroom.

Guests: Harry Litman, Ryan Reilly, Charles Coleman, Lisa Rubin, Tim Miller, Claire McCaskill, LaDoris Cordell

The indicted ex-president claims near-absolute immunity. Tonight: the arguments, implications and timetable for a Republican frontrunner running to say out of jail. Plus, new evidence of the ongoing coup as we learn of the real world threats to Trump's prosecutor and judge.

Guests: Lisa Rubin, A. Scott Bolden, Lawrence Tribe, Jamelle Bouie, Michael Fanone, Matt Russ

The Supreme Court agrees to decide whether Donald Trump can be thrown off the ballot. Tonight: the arguments, timeline, and the high stakes of the Supreme Court decision as the Trump campaign warns the Justices to play ball. And on the eve of the third anniversary of January 6th, the President goes squarely after his likely opponent.

Guests: Brandy Zadrozny, Michelle Goldberg, Timothy Snyder, Rep. Jamie Raskin, McKay Coppins

Tonight: new unsealed documents and what we already know about Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein. Then, move over Hunter Biden! Brand new accusations that Donald Trump got paid by China while he was president. Plus, the Biden campaign drops their first ad. But can the call to save democracy break through MAGA propaganda?