All In with Chris Hayes

“Today, in 2022, I’m sorry to say: The Republican playbook is the Viktor Orban playbook. And you can call that what you want – but I am going to continue to call it fascism,” says Mehdi Hasan.

Mehdi Hasan: “What we saw in Kansas last night shows that abortion is actually a perfect issue for Democrats – that both energizes their supporters and, perhaps surprisingly, does not seem to energize Republicans in the way many thought it would.”

Guests: Helene Cooper, Lawrence Wright, Steve Kornacki, Carol Leonnig, Etan Thomas, Kavitha Davidson

Tonight: President Biden announces that the United States killed the head of al Qaeda, Ayman al-Zawahiri. Plus, Steve Kornacki is at the Big Board with the latest on Tuesday’s primary elections. Then, reflecting on America’s legacy of targeting Black athletes.

Guests: Carol Leonnig, Joyce Vance, Trip Gabriel, Sheryl Gay Stolberg

More missing texts leading up to January 6th—this time from the heads of Homeland Security. Tonight: Carol Leonnig on the missing data, and the accusations of a Secret Service cover-up. Then, new details on the new Trump guy now cooperating with the Justice Department. Plus, the Republican candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania finally responds to the scandal over his anti-Semitic allies.

Guests: Rep. Jamie Raskin, Katie Benner, Betsy Woodruff Swan, Renato Mariotti, Sen. Brian Schatz

Pompeo, Mnuchin and Mulvaney—come on down! Tonight: The snowball effect of testimony as Trump's cabinet goes in for committee interviews. New questions about the cooperation of Mark Meadows. And Congerssman Jamie Raskin on the new agreement to begin the transfer of evidence to the Department of Justice. And how "Build Back Better" took a sudden detour down the "Country Roads" of West Virginia.

Guests: Asha Rangappa, Chuck Rosenberg, Jeh Johnson, Elie Mystal, Heather McGhee

The twice impeached ex-president becomes the subject of a criminal investigation. Tonight: Asha Rangappa and Chuck Rosenberg on what it takes to move from subject to a target. Plus, new reporting on who is talking to the grand jury, including Cassidy Hutchinson. Then, Jeh Johnson on the Secret Service scandal—and why he says the case against the ex-president is already "indictable.” And a complete debunking of a Trump alibi.

Guests: Claire McCaskill, Rep. Adam Schiff, David Jolly, Will Bunch

The Justice Department goes public as the January 6th committee goes dark. Tonight: Congressman Adam Schiff and former Senator Claire McCaskill on the Merrick Garland interview—and a DOJ investigation that is clearly ramping up. Plus, as “Pence for President” essentially kicks off, can you really agree to disagree after a violent coup attempt? And new reporting on the "fake" elector campaign to upend democracy—and the Republican running for governor who was in the middle of it all.

Guests: Rep. Elaine Luria, Michael Schmidt, Tim Miller, Peter Beinart

Tonight: Committee member Elaine Luria on the former president’s refusal to condemn the rioters at the Capitol. Plus, how Mike Pence's right-hand man just testified to a grand jury. Plus, How Merrick Garland is feeling the pressure/ And how the Republican Party is fully embracing its worst impulses.

Guests: Rep. Jamie Raskin, Joshua Green, Ian Bassin, Danya Perry, Sarah Longwell, Miles Taylor, Paul Butler, Kyle Cheney, Al Franken, George Conway

The January Sixth committee's most damning hearing yet. Tonight: Congressman Jamie Raskin on what we learned last night—and what comes next. Then, Steve Bannon is found guilty of contempt of Congress. Plus, new research suggesting the January 6th hearings may be sinking in with Trump supporters. New details on the criminal investigation of the Secret Service. And former Senator Al Franken on Josh Hawley's sprint to safety. Plus, George Conway on the DOJ, Steve Bannon and more.

Guests: Miles Taylor, Tanya Miller, James Helminski, Rep. Mondaire Jones

The disgraced ex-president who fomented a coup…continues to foment a coup. Tonight: What we're learning about tomorrow's hearing—from someone who was inside the Trump White House. Then, the former deputy assistant director of the Secret Service on why he suspects "malicious intent" in the text message purge. Plus, Rudy Giuliani ordered to testify in Georgia as we learn more about the "targets" of the investigation. And how one bad candidate could keep those Republican senators from taking control.