All In with Chris Hayes

Guests: Jonathan Dienst, Mary McCord, Timothy Heaphy, Tanya Miller, David Plouffe, Rep. Maxwell Frost

As Republicans fall over themselves trying to help Donald Trump change the subject, Trump's man running the House puts an impeachment inquiry of Joe Biden on the table. But first, new reporting out of Georgia on the criminal charges the ex-president could be facing in the Peach State. And as President Biden designates a national monument for Emmett Till, Congressman Maxwell Frost on the significance of Till's legacy in the face of Republican whitewashing.

Guests: Andrew Weissmann, Jocelyn Benson, Tim Miller, Jim Messina, Ben Rhodes

The Republican presidential frontrunner could be indicted for the third time this year. So what will it take for his opponents to finally take a stand? Then, Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson joins as her state charges 16 fake Trump electors with a variety of felony counts. And as thousands of protestors flood Israel's streets, the concerning parallels to a possible second Trump term.

Rep. Joe Neguse, Sarah Krissoff, Anne Applebaum, Miles Taylor

Tonight, a trial date is set for Donald Trump in the classified documents case. Brand new reporting that Georgia prosecutors could be considering racketeering charges against Donald Trump. Then, democracy backsliding in Tennessee. The latest Republican push to remove the will of the people. Plus, the story of the one-man resistance within the Trump administration and his latest warning.

Guests: Shan Wu, A. Scott Bolden, Sen. Chris Murphy, Josh Marshall, Molly Murphy, Cornell Belcher

Tonight, the latest developments in the potential second federal indictment against former President Trump, with a look into the Trump associates who tried to steal the election. Then, the ongoing threat posed by the indicted candidate for president. Plus, why exactly are right wing donors and MAGA Republicans so in love with RFK Jr. and Joe Manchin? The push to use Democrats to undermine Joe Biden and help Trump.

Guests: Rep. Adam Schiff, Danya Perry, Charles Coleman, Ruth Ben-Ghiat, Tim Miller, David Plouffe

As we await a potential third indictment of Donald Trump, new information about what was in the target letter sent by the special counsel. Plus, a look at how democracy itself is at stake if Trump is not prosecuted and is re-elected in 2024. Then, a look at how Republicans in Congress are reacting to the latest Trump investigation.

Guests: John Brennan, Joyce Vance, Lisa Rubin, Rep. Dan Goldman, Deborah Acosta, Olivia Troye, Michael Steele

“There is just no way for a reasonable person with elementary critical thinking skills to deny the seriousness of this case. This is about a real and existential threat to our nation. It’s about Donald Trump’s attempt and his continuing attempts to undermine and possibly end our democracy as we know it,” says Ali Velshi, as Trump faces a potential third indictment in the Department of Justice’s investigation into efforts to interfere with the 2020 Presidential election – which led to the insurrection on Jan. 6.

Guests: Kristy Greenberg, Joyce Vance, David Pepper, Brendan Buck, Duncan Crabtree-Ireland

Tonight: New indication tonight that the man prosecuting Trump isn't done with his investigation. Plus, Ohio Republicans are trying to rewrite the rules of democracy in order to force draconian abortion restrictions on their constituents. Then, why DeSantis should be worried about the GOP donor class abandoning him. And SAG-AFTRA has joined the Writers Guild of America on strike—and you'll never guess who was in charge of SAG the last time both unions went to the picket line together.

Guests: Michael Schmidt, Mary McCord, Noah Bookbinder, Claire McCaskill, Rep. Dan Goldman, Elizabeth Kolbert

A Republican Party entirely in denial as the special prosecutor keeps digging. Tonight: the latest on the Jack Smith timeline—and a new road map for prosecuting Donald Trump. Then, exclusive reporting from NBC News on the triage inside the DeSantis campaign as Rupert Murdoch leads a big money exodus. And as tornados land in Chicago, flash floods rage through Vermont, and the ocean off Florida reaches record temperatures, it’s business as usual for Republicans.

Guests: Jeremy Peters, Rep. Zoe Lofgren, Doug Jones, Ben Keys

The MAGA scapegoat at the center of January 6th conspiracy theories sues Fox News as the attacks keep coming in congress. Then, former Alabama Senator Doug Jones on the wild controversy over the man who replaced him in the Senate. And as unbelievable scenes play out here and across the globe, the catastrophic reality for homeowners in Florida where the governor is waging a culture war on climate change.

Guests: Andrew Weissmann, Rebecca Roiphe, Jeremy Redmon, Rep. Jamie Raskin

The indicted ex-president lays his cards on the table: delay the trial, win the White House, dismiss the charges. Meanwhile in Fulton County, an unbelievable look inside the courtroom as the grand jury that could decide whether to indict Trump is finally seated. And the surreal turn in the House Republican stunt to damage Joe Biden—Congressman Jamie Raskin on James Comer’s "key informant" who has been revealed to be a fugitive from justice.