All In with Chris Hayes

Guests: Rep. Jamie Raskin, Mark Grunwald, John Fetterman, Dahlia Lithwick

As Trump's judge steps in for Trump's defense, Congressman Jamie Raskin on the corruption of justice in the wake of Mar-A-Lago—and what his committee learned from Ginni Thomas. Then, what the shared responsibility for rebuilding means for the governor and people of Florida. Plus, my interview with John Fetterman on why he turned the latest Dr. Oz attack into a campaign slogan. And Dahlia Lithwick on a new day for the Supreme Court with Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.

Guests: Craig Fugate, Bill Karins, Jesse Kirsch, Ricardo Alfonzo Alvarez, Sen. Raphael Warnock

Incredible devastation in Florida in the wake of Hurricane Ian. Tonight: what we know about the damage, the loss of life and the rescue efforts. Plus, the daunting prospect of rebuilding in an era of climate catastrophe. And as Ian regains hurricane status, what we know about preparations, beyond Florida, with Senator Raphael Warnock of Georgia. And what we're learning about what Ginni Thomas told the Jan. 6 committee.

Guests: Ryan Reilly, Barbara McQuade, Katie Benner, Bill Karins, Michelle Goldberg

Seditious conspiracy on trial. Tonight: why the Oath Keepers defense argument could have massive implications for Donald Trump. Then, why the threat to democracy by way of Arizona is way more dire than you may think. And as Hurricane Ian approaches land the nightmare scenario unfolding for the west coast of Florida.

Guests: Denver Riggleman, Nicholas Wu, Asha Rangappa, Ruth Ben-Ghiat

The January 6th committee gears back up and a former committee advisor speaks out. Tonight: My interview with former Republican Congressman Denver Riggleman on claims in his new book of Trumpworld connections to January 6th extremists—and his response to committee push-back on his new revelation. Then, why a far-right victory in Italy is sending shockwaves throughout Europe and beyond. And just when you thought cruel treatment of asylum seekers couldn't backfire any more…

Guests: Rep. David Cicilline, Renato Mariotti, Marc Caputo, Jasmin Ramsey

Fresh off a pro-coup vote, the Republican Party lays out its vision for America. Tonight: what happens if Republicans take back the House and enact Donald Trump's vision for the country. Then, an update on the Ron DeSantis migrant scandal: new details on the company the governor hired and its links to other top Republicans. Plus, how pleading the Fifth in his fraud case could doom the disgraced ex-president. And astonishing scenes of protest in Iran.

Guests: Brandon Van Grack, Joyce Vance, Sarah Blaskey, Rep. Pete Aguilar, Masha Gessen

He did it—and he admits it. Trump confesses to sending top-secret documents to his Florida retirement home. Tonight: the deepening legal jeopardy for the disgraced ex-President. Then: the expected testimony from the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. Plus, new details on the Ron DeSantis migrant scandal. And what the Republican Senate candidate in Georgia has in common with his biggest booster when it comes to charity.

The massive fraud suit, against Donald Trump, his family, and his company. And the evidence gathered so far. Tonight: the legal jeopardy for Trump and his oldest kids, and what prompted the investigation in the first place. Trump's former lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen joins me live on set. Plus, Senator Elizabeth Warren on the depth of the fraud. And Harry Litman on the legal implications for the Trumps.

Guests: Andrew Weissmann, Marc Caputo, Cecile Richards, Bernie Sanders

The first special master hearing—not looking good for the disgraced ex-president. Tonight: Trump's absurd argument for keeping classified documents—and just where he was getting his legal advice. Then, the lawsuit and criminal investigation into the Ron DeSantis stunt. Plus, Lindsey Graham doubles down on a losing political issue. And the state of play in the midterms with Bernie Sanders.

Guests: Ben Collins, Fernand Amandi, Nancy Gertner, Ken Burns, Lynn Novick

The disgraced ex-president of the United States, embraces his new role as leader of the delusional and dangerous QAnon cult. Then, why the supposed alternative to Trump is turning into a real problem for Republicans. Plus, the latest on the special master investigating Trump's stash of secret documents. And Ken Burns on why this moment is one of the most difficult in the history of America.