All In with Chris Hayes

Guests: Dr. Peter Hotez, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Michael Edison Hayden, Hunter Walker

The first primary fight of 2024. Tonight: How Ron DeSantis is demonizing public health to defeat Donald Trump. Then, more newly released text messages between Mark Meadows and Republican members of Congress. This time warnings of violence—and antifa conspiracy theories. Plus, as the special counsel ramps up, the sad retreat of Trump's judge in Florida. And Senator Elizabeth Warren on the bold policy wins for Biden and the Democrats.

Guests: Josh Marshall, Sec. Jennifer Granholm, Rep. Zoe Lofgren, Sen. Bernie Sanders

New coup plotting text messages between Donald Trump's chief of staff and 34 members of Congress. Tonight: what we know, what's missing, and what it means that so many of these people will now run the government they wanted overthrown. Then, Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren on the what the January 6th committee is now saying about their final report. Plus, why the arrest of the Crypto King means the death of a right-wing talking point. And Senator Bernie Sanders on very good news on inflation and the American economy.

Guests: Elaina Plott, David Jolly, Harry Litman, Rep. Ruben Gallego, Evan Halper

The beating heart of the Republican Congress caught glorifying a coup. Then, the special counsel investigation of January 6th finally moves into Georgia. And what we're learning about criminal referrals from the Jan. 6 committee. Plus, Congressman Ruben Gallego on the Kari Lake lawsuit and Sinema's Democratic defection. And incredible news of what could be the "holy grail" for the transition to a green energy future.

Guests: Michael Steele, Tara Setmayer, Chuck Rosenberg, Sen. Gary Peters, Rep. Maxine Waters

The Republican leadership fight breaks into the open. Tonight, the doomsday scenario playing out for House Republicans. Then, Chuck Rosenberg on today's contempt hearing for Donald Trump and his lawyers and the aggressive move by the special counsel. Plus, as Senator Sinema does what she does, Democratic Senate Campaign Chair Gary Peters on how he helped build the Democratic majority. And Congresswoman Maxine Waters joins live to reclaim her time.

Guests: Harry Litman, Mary McCord, Rep. Adam Schiff, Ben Rhodes

The DOJ asks a federal judge to hold the Trump team in contempt of court. Tonight: the latest escalation in the Mar-a-Lago documents case and what it could mean for potential indictments. Then, the president of Peru arrested or an attempted coup and mass arrests in Germany to stop far-right coup plot there. Congressman Adam Schiff on our former president's escape from justice nearly two years after his failed coup. And incredible new details of the prisoner swap that got Brittney Griner out of a Russian prison.

Guests: Sen. Chuck Schumer, Ron Klain, Sherrilyn Ifill, Bill Kristol

How ecstasy turned into agony as Warnock defeat of Herschel Walker starts sinking in. Tonight: the man who drafted Raphael Warnock to run, Democratic Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, joins live. Plus, Sherrilyn Ifill on the long term project to turn Georgia blue. And White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain on a Biden win streak unlike any seen in generations. Plus, with still more classified documents uncovered in Florida, a criminal conviction of his company in New York, and midterm disaster laid at his feet…the loud Republican calls to ditch Donald Trump.

Guests: Trymaine Lee, Doug Jones, David Jolly, Joyce Vance, Elie Mystal, Melissa Murray

Tonight: After four votes in two years for one Senate seat—another runoff is here. Then, Republicans shrugging their shoulders at renewed threats to "terminate" democracy. Plus, as the Trump Org jury deliberates, why a new hire by the Manhattan DA could signal even more Trump investigations. And Elie Mystal and Melissa Murray on the Supreme Court comedy stylings of Samuel Alito.

Guests: Rep. Eric Swalwell, Michelle Goldberg, Sheera Frenkel, Renato Mariotti, David Plouffe

From Kanye's lips to Trump's ears…and from Trump's lips to the House Republican agenda. Plus, tracking the explosion of online hate under Twitter's new management. And no more executive privilege—what happened when Donald Trump's White House lawyers returned to the criminal grand jury investigating Trump's coup.

A devastating ruling against a disgraced ex-president. Tonight: How Trump's attempt to keep Mar-a-Lago evidence away from the Justice Department was foiled—and what it means for how the Special Counsel can now proceed. Then, raging antisemitism, Hitler-loving Holocaust denial—and a direct line to the center of power in the Republican Party. Plus, a big headliner for the big push in Georgia, five days away from the runoff.

Guests: Rachel Maddow, Marc Elias, Tim Miller, Jen Psaki, Rep. Mondaire Jones

The attorney general underscores the landmark conviction of Trump foot soldiers for conspiring to steal an election. Tonight: Rachel Maddow on this historic decision for the Justice Department—and what it means for the ongoing investigation of Donald Trump. Then - Marc Elias on what could be criminal charges for the rogue Arizona officials trying to steal votes in Cochise County. Plus, checking in on national Republicans in disarray. And how the United States Senate outmaneuvered a radical Supreme Court to make same-sex and interracial marriage the law of the land.