All In with Chris Hayes

Chris Hayes hosts special coverage of the Trump indictment with Rachel Maddow, Joy Reid, Lawrence O'Donnell, Ari Melber, Jen Psaki, Andrew Weissmann, and Alex Wagner.

Chris Hayes has the latest news following the indictment of former President Donald Trump in connection with his mishandling of classified documents.

Guests: George Conway, Renato Mariotti, Sarah Longwell, Dance Wallace-Wells, Andrew Marantz

New activity in the Florida grand jury amid reports that the former president was told he is a target of the investigation. Plus, first Christie, now Pence—will attacking the frontrunner have any effect on a Republican electorate? Plus, new evidence of the ongoing threat to democracy from an old Trump world figure. And halted flights, cancelled games and tens of millions breathing toxic air: David Wallace-Wells on the unmistakable consequences of not doing enough to combat man-made climate change.

Guests: Kyle Cheney, Joyce Vance, Tim Parlatore, Rep. Dan Goldman, Kevin Van Valkenburg, Michelle Goldberg

A special prosecutor sighting as a key figure in the Trump coup talks to the grand jury. Tonight: new reporting that Mark Meadows talked—and may have flipped on Trump. Plus, recently departed Trump attorney on the indictment watch for his former client. Then, Congressman Daniel Goldman on another backfired MAGA stunt. Plus, did the Saudi government essentially buy American golf? Outrage and allegations of sportswashing as the PGA merges with LIV golf . And did the Republican primary finally find a candidate willing to campaign against the frontrunner?

As a bonus for listeners, we’re sharing a preview of “Rachel Maddow Presents: Déjà News,” a new original podcast series from MSNBC.

In each episode, Rachel Maddow and co-host Isaac-Davy Aronson seek a deeper understanding of a story in today's headlines by asking: Has anything like this ever happened before? Would knowing that help us grapple with what’s happening now… and what might happen next? Follow now and listen to the first episode on Monday, June 12: https://link.chtbl.com/rmpdn_fdtw

Host: Jen Psaki

Guests: Ari Melber, Devin Barrett, John Brennan, Kate Bedingfield, Robert Gibbs, Gov. Chris Sununu

Trump attorneys make their case to Jack Smith in Washington. Tonight: The showdown with the special counsel and what it could mean for charges. Plus, former CIA director John Brennan on the national security impact of a potential Trump indictment. Then, inside the Oval Office strategy to bring some Republicans back to reality. And a prominent Trump critic announces he won't run—New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu joins live.

Guests: Andrew Weissmann, Tim Miller, Margie Omero, Bharat Ramamurti, Rob Sand

The imminent indictment Watch on the Mar-a-Lago documents. Tonight: what Trump's real motive was for taking all that classified information. Then, is the winning strategy for candidate DeSantis to be the most anti-vaxx person on the ballot? Plus, President Biden's Oval Office address. And the crazy story of why Republicans in Iowa have stripped the powers from the state auditor.

Guests: Ron Klain, Kristy Greenberg, Harry Litman, Hugo Lowell, Jacqueline Alemany

The ex-president caught on tape bragging about classified documents. Tonight: the increasingly strong case against Trump and the timeline of the investigation. Then, as his lawyers line up to defend him there's new trouble in Team Trump. Plus: how Joe Manchin's pet pipeline project just got expedited in the debt-bill. And the latest stunt from Republicans trying to investigate Biden.

Guests: Sahil Kapur, Renato Mariotti, Brian Deese, Sen. Bernie Sanders, Rep. Mikie Sherril, Tara Setmayer, David Jolly

Chris Hayes breaks down the latest on the House vote on the debt ceiling bill. Plus, new reporting on a secret recording of Trump discussing classified documents.

Guests: Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries, Jose Pagliery, Texas State Representative James Talarico 

Republicans floundering on the debt ceiling deal as Biden plays it cool. Tonight: How calling the bluff of the hostage-takers was the key to saving the country from economic catastrophe. Then, the radical Republican Attorney General of Texas impeached by his own party. Plus, as the special counsel closes in, new worries about a snitch in Team Trump.