All In with Chris Hayes

Guests: Rep. Jamie Raskin, Betsy Woodruff Swan, Danya Perry, Temidayo Aganga Williams, Jessica Valenti

The president's son springs the trap—and Republicans show their hand. Tonight: the impeachment push that isn't even fooling Fox News moves forward. Then, why Judge Chutkan just paused her trial proceedings in the wake of the Jack Smith Supreme Court gambit. And today's big news that the Supreme Court will take up its biggest abortion case since Dobbs.

“A week and a half ago, she received the worst news of her life,” says Molly Duane, attorney for Kate Cox, the Texas woman who had to flee the state to receive a medically necessary abortion. “A week is a short amount of time for a court. But for a person, a real person and a medical emergency with young children and a family, it was agonizing.”

Plus, President Zelensky visits D.C. as Republicans block Ukraine aid. “It is obvious that it is in [Putin's] best interests to do whatever he can to help elect Republicans, again. The guys who will assist his goals by cutting off aid to Ukraine and forcing it to some settlement under conditions of surrender,” says Chris Hayes. “Just think about the messages being sent by Republicans right now about what Vladimir Putin should do in the 2024 election.”

Guests: Kristy Greenberg, Jeffrey Toobin, Eleanor Klibanoff, Justin Wolfers, Robert Gibbs, Alencia Johnson

The Trump gag order is upheld in an a major court decision with big implications for the timing of the coup trial. And Trump's co-defendant in Georgia helps make cases in four other states. Then, the state of Texas threatens to jail doctors for following court orders on emergency abortion. And how in the world will right-wing spin machine handle another unambiguously good jobs report?

Guests: Lisa Rubin, Shan Wu, Rep. Jasmine Crockett, Jelani Cobb, Amanda Carpenter

Tonight: A brief history of solved problems in the era of Joe Biden. Then, Donald Trump launches the one Hail Mary pass that could push his insurrection trial past the election. And the surreal story of a woman in Texas who sued her state to obtain emergency abortion.

Guests: Tim Alberta, Sarah Longwell, Bart Gellman, Ana Ceballos, Jeremy Konyndyk

Tonight: The GOP Speaker of the House announces plans to help January 6th rioters escape justice. Then, Trump's stated plans to use the powers of the presidency to evade justice and punish enemies. Plus, the emergency meeting in Florida to potentially replace the Republican Party chairman amid disturbing rape allegations. And how one Senator's crusade against aircraft carrier poetry just come to a bizarre end.

Guests: Scott Bolden, Kristy Parker, Mark Chiusano, Rep. Dan Goldman, Ronen Bergman, David Jolly

The Republican frontrunner's Nixon defense goes poof. Tonight: why a civil ruling against Donald Trump could be Jack Smith's biggest victory to date. Then, the tragic culmination of the George Santos saga. And just when you thought Ron DeSantis couldn't get cringier…

Guests: Rep. Robert Garcia, Temidayo Aganga-Williams, Nancy Gertner, Ben Rhodes, Tim Miller

What does it take to get kicked out of Congress? Tonight: on the eve of an expulsion vote, the Santos mess gets messier. And what we just learned about the FBI seizure of another Congressman's phone. Then, hours after his latest attack, Donald Trump is gagged again in New York.

Guests: McKay Coppins, Rep. Jamie Raskin, Brian Stelter, Ayelet Shaked

Did the Republican primary just become an actual race? Tonight: Big money's big bet that Nikki Haley could defeat Donald Trump. Then, the latest fascist threat from the Republican frontrunner against his critics at MSNBC. Plus, the return of the House Republican circus and how Hunter Biden called James Comer's bluff. And what we're learning about negotiations for an extension of the truce as 16 more hostages are released by Hamas.

Guests: Andrew Weissmann, Lisa Rubin, Michael Steele, Eric Levitz, Rich Price

Just how close did Mike Pence come to ending democracy? Tonight: new reporting on the plans Mike Pence abandoned—and the Senator who knew all about it. Then, no plea deals for Trump or Rudy in Georgia as the Republican frontrunner returns to an unpopular campaign promise. And as hostages continue to be reunited with loved ones in Israel, what we're learning about the shooting of three Palestinian students in Vermont.

Guests: David Noriega, Rick Stengel, Peter Beinart, Lisa Rubin, Catherine Christian, Claire McCaskill, David Plouffe, Shawn Fain

A landmark deal between Israel and Hamas: Tonight: the latest details on when some of the hostages might be released—and who might finally come home. Then: as the ex-president flirts with the legal line on his gag orders, new details on the threats against a New York judge and his staff. Plus: why Democrats want voters to start paying more attention to Donald Trump this election. And the big victory for autoworkers this holiday season.