All In with Chris Hayes

Guests: Rep. Jamie Raskin, Betsy Woodruff Swan, Jill Wine-Banks, Matthew Miller

Bombshell text messages and new filings from the January 6th committee. Tonight: Congressman Jamie Raskin on new revelations about the Secret Service, why Mike Pence refused to leave the Capitol with them, and what we're learning from thousands of text messages from Trump's Chief of Staff. Then, big new fines for Donald Trump as he's held in civil contempt in New York. And what we know about the top tier Biden officials making a big show of support in Ukraine.

Guests: Ben Clements, David Jolly, Jill Wine-Banks, Harry Litman, Marc Caputo

Tonight: Marjorie Taylor Greene confronted with reality in a Georgia court—and you will not believe the things she can't remember. Plus, new lies and blockbuster new recordings of the leader of Republicans in the house. And why the people of Florida will pay as Ron DeSantis tries to cancel Disney.

Guests: Betsy Woodruff Swan, Rick Hasen, Dana Nessel, Andrei Kozyrev, Judd Legum

As Donald Trump Jr. gets his date with the January 6th committee, new reporting on how Republican leaders left Democrats to deal with Trump. Then, what the new U.S. shipment of arms to Ukraine means for the war. And Florida cancels math text books for allegedly indoctrinating youth with critical race theory—and refused to provide evidence. The reporter who tracked down the books joins us, and you will be shocked to learn what's NOT in them.

Guests: Jason Blazakis, Luke Broadwater, Ron Fein, Symone Sanders, Corbin Trent

As Russia begins a new assault on Eastern Ukraine, new sanctions—and more weapons from the United States. But is America considering every option to help end the suffering. Then, the lawsuit to kick Marjorie Taylor Greene off the ballot will go forward, and the lawyer who will cross examine the Congresswoman joins us live. And did a Michigan lawmaker just give Democrats a blueprint for beating back right-wing culture war attacks?

Guests: Janai Nelson, Dr. Vin Gupta, Brandy Zadrozny, Marie Yovanovitch, Hugo Lowell

A federal judge, appointed by a twice-impeached ex-president and deemed "unqualified" by the Bar Association, overrules the Center for Disease Control. So what happens now that the mask mandate for public transit is lifted? Then, as Putin's war enters a new phase and the U.S. sends more heavy weapons, former ambassador Marie Yovanovitch on how we got here. Plus, bombshell text messages from the criminal conspiracy trial of an Oath Keeper—why were they so concerned about protecting Donald Trump's favorite doctor turned member of Congress?

Guests: Shane Goldmacher, Carlos Curbelo, Rep. Ruben Gallego, Yevheniia Kravchuk, Molly Jong-Fast

Tonight: How the twice impeached ex-president has turned himself into a modern day party boss—and how he's cashing in at Mar-a-Lago. Also, can Republicans really take back power with a plan to raise your taxes? And what are the Democrats doing to try and stop them? Plus, conservative cancel culture rages in Florida where math books are ludicrously being accused of advancing critical race theory. And from the congressman who resigned after a felony indictment to the Utah senator who helped Trump try and overturn the election—how Republicans get away with nonstop scandals by just "flooding the zone.”

Guests: Jacqueline Alemany, Harry Litman, Evan McMullin, Helene Cooper, Marc Caputo, Elie Mystal

Explosive new reporting on new texts released by the January 6th committee. Why was Senator Mike Lee demanding the Kraken Lawyer get access to Donald Trump? Tonight: What these newly released texts say about the early days of Trump's coup. Then, the furious response from Russia as the Pentagon confirms their flagship vessel was sunk by Ukrainian missiles. Plus, renewed outrage, as Florida joins the states that are trying to ban abortion. And he's a no-show for his own primary debates, so why is Herschel Walker challenging Elie Mystal to one?

Guests: Phillip Atiba Goff, Peter Moskos, Masha Gessen, Rep. Jamie Raskin, Stuart Stevens

From the subway in Brooklyn to the police shooting in Michigan—the intensifying debate about crime, policing, and justice in America. Tonight: What is policing for? And what do we want police to do? Then, the flagship of Russia's Black Sea fleet is at the bottom of the sea: the sinking of the Moskva—and what it means for the war. Plus, Rep. Jamie Raskin on the endgame for the January 6th committee as Stephen Miller comes in for his interview. And guess which major political party led by an aspiring autocrat just withdrew from the Commission on Presidential Debates?

Guests: Luke Broadwater, Samuel Shamansky, Justin Miller, Courtney Kube, Paul Krugman

Tonight: Explosive reporting from the New York Times—a one-time Roger Stone associate on tape executing the Trump playbook. Then, the attorney arguing Donald Trump made his client storm the Capitol joins live. Plus, what we're now learning about the man charged with the shooting spree inside a Brooklyn subway car. And Paul Krugman on the latest inflation numbers—and whether it can possibly come back down before Election Day.

Chris Hayes follows updates on the shooting aboard a subway train in Brooklyn, New York.