Former President Donald Trump has pled not guilty to 34 criminal charges. Veteran prosecutors Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord explain what the indictment tells us about how D.A. Alvin Bragg plans to build his case.

Guests: Jonathan Dienst, Rep. Adam Schiff, Mary McCord, Charles Coleman, Jeremy Saland, Symone Sanders-Townsend, David Drucker

The former president descends the golden air stairs after landing in New York for his surrender to justice. Tonight: Congressman Adam Schiff on the eve of Trump's first court appearance. Plus, the timeline for finding out what's actually in the charges, why the publicity seeking ex-president is arguing against cameras in court, and why Jack Smith's subpoena's for the Secret Service could be the clearest sign yet that more charges are coming.

Guests: Jen Psaki, Elie Mystal, Katie Phang, Harry Sandick, Rev. Al Sharpton, Dr. Yusef Salaam

New details on Donald Trump's surrender to justice, the processing and fingerprinting upon his arrival in New York, as the ex-president and his allies rage. Tonight: what we're learning about the actual charges Trump is facing, why his pending arrest means a return to normalcy—and not a departure. Then, an interview with a member of the exonerated Central Park Five on Donald Trump's date with justice. Plus, what all of this means for the frontrunner's stranglehold on Republican politics.

Former President Donald Trump has been indicted. Veteran prosecutors Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord take us inside the strategies prosecutors might use to build their case.

A New York grand jury has voted to charge Donald Trump in the Stormy Daniels hush money scheme. Chris Hayes has the breaking news.

Guests: Rebecca Traister, David Jolly, Sherry Boston, Sen. Bernie Sanders

Tonight: Rebecca Traister on the shock and awe of state by state legislation criminalizing reproductive rights. Then, just when you thought it couldn't get worse for Fox News, devastating new filings in the Dominion Lawsuit against Fox News. Plus, Senator Bernie Sanders unloads on Starbucks in the Senate.

Guests: Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, Harry Litman, Barb McQuade, Rep. Elissa Slotkin, Jeff Sharlet

The former vice president is compelled to give sworn testimony about his boss's coup. Tonight: What this means for criminal case against Trump—and what this means for the rule of law. Then, how do you stop gun violence from killing kids in schools? Tonight: the maddening reality of a government that has given up, the awful truth of the cult of the AR-15, and author Jeff Sharlet on his new book describing what he calls America's "slow civil war.”

The unnamed witness for the Trump grand jury is revealed, and the man who ran The National Enquirer goes under oath. Tonight: inquiring minds want to know, what does David Pecker's testimony mean for the timing of a possible Trump indictment? Then, Charles Blow on his time in Waco where the disgraced ex-president's campaign rally turned darker than ever. Then, the desperately sad, predictable response to yet another nightmare school shooting, this time in Tennessee.

Guests: Rick Tyler, Mona Charen, Ben Collins, Rep. Robert Garcia, Cornell Belcher, Maya Wiley, Cynthia Alksne

As Marjorie Taylor Greene's party tries to turn Trump's mob into martyrs, one of the Democrats who joined the Republicans on their field trip to a jail today joins live. Plus, after Trump warns of violence, the Manhattan district attorney receives a frightening threat. And new reporting that Trump's old chief of staff will have to testify in the Jan. 6 investigation.

Guests: Rep. Zoe Lofgren, Ryan Reilly, Tara Setmayer, George Conway, Glenn Kirschner, Karen Friedman Agnifilo, Alexandra Levine, Jonathan Capehart, Tim Miller

In the face of a pending criminal indictment, Donald trump does what he does best: posts about it on social media. Plus, as a New York indictment looms, the other investigations into Trump’s misconduct continue to pick up steam. Then, the congressional clock is going "Tik Tok" for the Chinese social media app. But is the party about to stop? And as Trump pummels top contender DeSantis into submission, what's a "Never Don, never Ron" Republican to do?