All In with Chris Hayes

Guests: Julian Castro, Suzanne Gamboa, Ryan Busse, David Hogg

The President announces a visit to Texas as we learn the names and see the faces of the children and adults shot and killed in an elementary school. Tonight: As the NRA heads to Texas, the uniquely American crisis of guns in this country. Plus, a former firearms executive on what he calls his “battle against the industry that radicalized America. And David Hogg on the possibility for progress.

Guests: Ian Bassin, Amy Gardner, Tim Miller, Rep. Jamie Raskin, Cecile Richards

As Republicans prepare to go to the polls in Georgia, it's Trump versus Pence. The former president backing one candidate for governor and the former vice president backing another. Tonight: Why the future of election integrity in Georgia is on the ballot—and why for Trump it’s personal. Then, the impact of the threat to abortion as Texans head to the polls. And new reporting that the January 6th committee will only hold six public hearings next month.

Guests: Dahlia Lithwick, Adam Serwer, Marc Caputo, Mark Follman

Tonight: New evidence that the wife of a Supreme Court Justice was intimately involved with Trump's coup using a fringe legal theory endorsed by her husband. Then, Adam Serwer on the stunning right-wing defense of a racist conspiracy in the wake of Buffalo. Plus, jaw dropping new data on the explosion of hand guns in America. And ahead of the next big primary in Georgia, how the disgraced ex-president is chucking an old friend under the bus.

Guests: Robert Reich, Eric Holder, Ivo Daalder

The Republicans blaming Biden on baby formula while voting against a bill to address the shortage. Then, as yet another Republican congressman gets called before the January 6th committee, Eric Holder on the threats to American democracy—and who should be held accountable. Plus, the dangers of redistricting in the Democratic party. And the "Welcome to NATO" party at the White House.

Guests: Eliza Griswold, Dan Pfeiffer, Rep. Jamie Raskin, Nina Jankowicz

Tonight: The threat the Republican nominee for governor in Pennsylvania could actually pose—and why Democrats may be underestimate his chances of winning. Then, as Madison Cawthorn exits Congress, and Dr. Oz clings to hope, how "Trumpism" not "Trump" is winning elections. Plus, Congressman Jamie Raskin on the escalation of the DOJ investigation into January 6th. And how a right-wing frenzy killed the White House plan to combat online misinformation. The woman was tasked to lead that effort, Nina Jankowitz, joins live for an exclusive interview.

Guests: Jelani Cobb, Nick Confessore, Josh Shapiro, Heather McGhee

A grocery store in upstate New York joins a synagogue in Pittsburgh and a church in South Carolina in the long continuum of white violence in America. Tonight: Jelani Cobb and Heather McGhee on the search for answers in Buffalo—and how the same racism behind this attack now dominates the American right. Plus, Nick Confessore on how the right's biggest mouth piece drives that racist agenda. And just hours from polls opening in Pennsylvania, will pictures of a Republican candidate marching next to Proud Boys on January 6th help or hurt her? And the presumptive Democratic nominee for governor joins live.

Guests: David Plouffe, Rep. Pete Aguilar, Stephanie Ruhle, Michael Weiss

The MAGA establishment turns on one of their own. Tonight: why Fox News and Donald Trump are in a panic over a surging campaign in Pennsylvania. Then, why Kevin McCarthy still isn't ruling out testimony in the wake of his January 6th subpoena. Plus, why Republican politicians are actually calling for America to intentionally starve children amid the baby formula shortage. And new reporting on what we really know about those rumors surrounding Putin's health.

Guests: Rep. Eric Swalwell, Glenn Kirschner, Marc Elias, Abby Livingston

The Jan. 6 committee subpoenas five sitting members of Congress—including the leader of Republicans. Tonight: what this escalation means for the investigation as the hearings approach—and what the committee now wants to know from Jordan, Perry, Biggs, Brooks, and McCarthy. Plus Marc Elias on his court victory to block Florida's racially gerrymandered congressional map. And what I learned from my bout with coronavirus that could end up helping you.

Guests: Jane Kleeb, Tim Miller, Symone Sanders, Ian Bassin, Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Quinta Jurecic

Tonight: A new test of the Trump brand—and what it all means for November. Then, an update on the election worker targeted in 2020. Plus, Senator Stabenow on what the Senate is trying to do to protect abortion access. And is American democracy able to hold with Donald Trump returning to Twitter?