All In with Chris Hayes

Guests: Rep. Dan Kildee, Stephanie Kelton, Mondaire Jones, Symone Sanders-Townsend, Ben Jealous

The group that brought you an American insurrection has a date with driving the nation's economy over a cliff. Tonight: Why we may be just days away from the first genuine crisis caused by the Republican House. Then, leadership stands by their man as the volleyball legend keeps digging. And with commemorations and celebrations going on around the country, Ben Jealous on where America's ability to reckon with history on this Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.

Guests: Michelle Goldberg, Patrick Gaspard, Sec. Jennifer Granholm, Michael Schmidt

Ponzi schemes, volleyball, sweatpants and Haagen Dazs. Tonight, even more bizarre new turns in the George Santos saga—and why he's the perfect epitome of the new MAGA house. Then, a judge unseals Donald Trump's deposition in the defamation suit stemming from E. Jean Carroll's rape allegations. Plus, guess which state's Republican Party just got caught celebrating voter suppression in the midterms. And as the heir to a frozen food fortune rallies the masses against new appliances, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm on the new Biden blueprint for decarbonizing transportation.

Guests: Rep. Jamie Raskin, Harry Litman, Rep. Brandon Williams, Katie Hill, Christina Greer

There's a new special counsel to investigate the handling of classified material after the president's lawyers return a document stored in his garage next to his Corvette. Tonight: Congressman Jamie Raskin on what the Garland announcement means for the president and what it means for the special counsel investigating Trump's coup. Then, a freshman Republican bucking leadership and calling for George Santos to resign joins live. And, another new candidate in a Senate race where the incumbent hasn't announced retirement!

Guests: Rep. Nikema Williams, Rep. Eric Swalwell, Marisa Kabas, Sen. Chris Murphy

The new MAGA House plows ahead with the same abortion agenda that was rejected even by Republican voters. Plus, Congressman Eric Swalwell on getting kicked off committees for Kevin McCarthy. And Senator Chris Murphy on what to expect next. Then, the entire local Republican Party now calling on George Santos to step down. And a reminder to the right wing that the woke mob is not coming for your stove.

Guests: Brendan Buck, Faiz Shakir, Rep. Ruben Gallego, Mary McCord, Dean Baker

Details of the secret Republican governing memo begin trickling out—and you'll never guess why they're hiding it. Tonight: the House Republican plan to cut Social Security and Medicare. Then, what we know about the new committee to undermine criminal probes of themselves. Plus, a viewers guide for how to tell the difference between document theft and document misplacement. And is it morning in America again? The economist case for a Reagan-style victory lap as the Biden economy keeps on improving.

Guests: Rep. Jim McGovern, Tamar Hallerman, Gwen Keyes Fleming, Elaine Luria, Grace Ashford

Days after a near brawl on the floor of the House, the animating force behind an American coup takes control. And as Brazil endures a MAGA-style riot of their own, is justice coming for Donald Trump in Fulton County? Tonight: What the end of the criminal investigation in Georgia means for the disgraced ex-president. Plus, former Congresswoman Elaine Luria on the Republican plans to investigate the January 6th committee. And yet another bizarre turn in the saga of Congressman George Santos.

The House marks the anniversary of January 6th as Kevin McCarthy loses a 13th vote in a row. Chris Hayes has the latest with Sahil Kapur, Steve Kornacki, Rep. Ted Lieu, Thomas Schaller, Carlos Curbelo, Elie Mystal, and Elaina Plott Calabro.

The House voted to adjourn for a third day after Kevin McCarthy’s 11th consecutive failed speaker vote. Chris Hayes breaks it down with Steve Kornacki, Ali Vitali, Congressman Joe Neguse, Max Rose, Tara Setmayer, Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, and David Plouffe.

The House voted to adjourn until noon Thursday, still without a speaker as Kevin McCarthy says talks are progressing.

Guests: Sahil Kapur, Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, David Jolly, Jen Psaki, Matt Fuller, Nicholas Confessore, Michelle Goldberg

Chris Hayes breaks down the "unmitigated disaster" of the Republican Party's speakership vote.