All In with Chris Hayes

Guests: Lisa Rubin, Marc Harris, Kyle Dunphey, Nick Akerman, Charles Coleman, Jess McIntosh, David Plouffe

The indicted ex-president finds out like the rest of us that Jack Smith slid into his DM's. Tonight: What the Special Counsel is looking for in Donald Trump's Twitter—and what sure looks like a new "coup" memo from “Co-conspirator 5.” Then, the case for not televising a Trump trial. And the pro-democracy movement wins again: How the Republican push to eliminate fundamental rights lost big in Ohio.

Guests: Kristy Greenberg, Paul Butler, Philip Bump, Sen. Raphael Warnock, Jen Miller, David Pepper

The fevered push to make hot indictment summer last forever. Tonight: What happens when classic Trump delay tactics meet Judge Tanya Chutkan's courtroom. Then, as the D.C. grand jury continues to meet, a co-conspirator spills the beans on tape. Plus, Senator Raphael Warnock on Georgia as ground zero for democracy. And what we know about today's massive vote for reproductive rights and beyond in Ohio.

Guests: A. Scott Bolden, Shan Wu, Alencia Johnson, Cynthia Alksne, David Jolly, Rep. Anna Eskamani

The indicted ex-president enters mobster mode and the Department of Justice responds. Tonight: the latest on a protective order for Donald Trump, and what it means to run a campaign and multiple legal defenses all at once. Then, a tale of two judges as Aileen Cannon does a solid for Trump's co-defendant in the documents case. And a flailing DeSantis campaign keeps on digging. Tonight: new polling data demonstrating Republican voters are getting tired of the so-called "war on wokeness."

Guests: Rep. Madeleine Dean, Jennifer Horn, Adam Serwer, Mary McCord, Stuart Stevens, Neal Katyal

The former president finally charged for plotting to end democracy. Tonight: how the people who let it get this far are helping him finish the job. Plus, how an alleged co-conspirator best known for being detained without pants ended up where he is. And why the people who prosecuted the impeachment of Donald Trump agree with Trump’s legal team that the federal trial of Donald Trump should be televised.

Guests: Garrett Haake, Jen Psaki, Michael Beschloss, Kristy Greenberg, Ari Melber, Sherrilyn Ifill, Michelle Goldberg, Elie Mystal

Donald Trump—arrested for the third time in four months—pleads not guilty to plotting for overturn the 2020 election. When should we expect one of the most important trials in America's history? Plus, Donald Trump is currently facing 78 felony counts—but the very last one could be the most significant. And Jack Smith's savvy plan to make sure the election case goes first—and how that will impact the 2024 presidential election.

Guests: Rick Hasen, Danya Perry, Harry Litman, Catherine Christian, Ryan Reilly, Rep. Jamie Raskin

Tonight, on All In – The key witness in the case against Trump goes public. Hours before his third arrest and arraignment, the easy answer for the ex-President's defense. Then, why the randomly assigned judge is bad news for the defendant. The complicated calendar of a Republican frontrunner facing three criminal trials. And Congressman Jamie Raskin on Jack Smith's decision to charge a civil rights law used to prosecute KKK violence.

Guests: Barbara McQuade, Dick Gregorie, Tamar Hallerman, Symone Sanders-Townsend, Ben Smith, Kate Kelly

Tonight: New signs “Trump Employee 4” could be cooperating with DOJ in the classified documents case. Then, it was only earlier this year that DeSantis was tied with Trump for the Republican nomination in polls. So what happened? The latest on the implosion of Diet Trump. Plus, why Georgia investigators could be the next to indict the former president. And she was a long time Democrat who ran on abortion rights. So why did she suddenly flip parties and throw North Carolina politics into chaos?

Guests: John Brennan, Catherine Christian, Doug Brinkley, Jennifer Horn, Tara Setmayer

We've all been watching the D.C. courthouse for news of another Trump indictment, but what if the next big thing is coming out of Georgia? Plus, the behavior alleged in the special prosecutor's latest indictment of Donald Trump is wild enough to make Richard Nixon blush. Where those historical parallels begin and end. And can you successfully run for president and get away with Slurpee-shaming children in the first voting state? A new look at what on earth is happening with Ron DeSantis.

Guests: Laura Jarrett, Barbara McQuade, Harry Litman, Joyce Vance, Rep. Jamie Raskin, Jon Favreau

Tonight: Brand new charges against Donald Trump—and Jack Smith's election investigation hasn't even concluded. Plus, he's already facing two criminal indictments with two more possible before the end of the summer. so why is Donald Trump still the favorite to win the Republican nomination?

Guests: Michael Gottlieb, Claire McCaskill, Sarah Longwell, Jamelle Bouie

Tonight: Rudy Giuliani finally concedes to making false statements about two Georgia election workers. Plus, former Trump voters trying to convince fellow Trump voters that their favorite candidate is a losing loser who will lose. The new ad push in Iowa with the mastermind behind it all. Then, "You're not divided," says the Democratic senator threatening to siphon votes from the leader of his party. Plus, RFK Jr. says he's a Democrat. So why does Ron DeSantis want him in his imaginary administration?