All In with Chris Hayes

Guests: David Kirkpatrick, Kate Kelly, Nicholas Wu, Robert Draper, Rep. Joe Neguse

Tonight: Explosive new reporting from the New York Times on the Saudi government's massive investment in the Trump family. Then, how to make a criminal referral without really doing it: the latest on the major decisions bearing down on the January 6th committee. Plus, stark new warnings from Fiona Hill and others about another Trump term. And how the government attack on trans families is already harming actual victims of child abuse.

Guests: Hugo Lowell, Ivo Daalder, David Plouffe, Julia Ainsley

Guests: Sen. Cory Booker, Timothy Snyder, Kate Conger, Rebecca Roiphe

Tonight: History is made in the Senate where Ketanji Brown Jackson is finally confirmed. Then, as the Kremlin finally admits devastating losses, Timothy Snyder on whether a complete defeat of the Russian military is the only way out of this conflict. Plus, what we're learning from the announcement that the U.S. secretly neutralized a global Russian cyberattack. And what we know about the Manhattan DA's new statement about the ongoing criminal investigation of Donald Trump.

Guests: Brandy Zadrozny, State Sen. London Lamar, Courtney Kube, Harry Litman, Ryan Reilly

Tonight: The hateful smears keep coming, as Republicans advance a controversial new marriage law in Tennessee. Then, as the allegations of war crimes grow, how Ukraine won an improbably victory in the battle for Kyiv. And the House passes two criminal referrals for Trump cronies. And new reporting on the lack of federal prosecutors for the "hundreds" of January 6th rioters that have yet to be charged.

Guests: Stuart Stevens, Charlie Blow, Kathryn Stoner, Kenneth Roth, Rep. Jamie Raskin

Tonight: The new Republican tactic of smearing everyone who disagrees with them as supporting pedophilia. Then, the allegations of war crimes grow as we get new insight into the chilling pretense of what Russia means when they say they want to "denazify" Ukraine. Plus, the January 6thcommittee says Ivanka Trump is "answering questions" about her father's role in the insurrection.

Guests: Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, Michael Newton, Ruth Ben-Ghiat, Rep. Elaine Luria, Jeremy Peters

Tonight: The world sees what a retreating Russian army left behind. Then, the American right roots on autocrats as another strongman chokes off democracy. And as criminal referrals move forward for Navarro and Scavino move forward, is a potential Trump criminal referral necessary for justice? Plus, today's tie vote on Ketanji Brown Jackson for Supreme Court. And meet familiar face applying to be leader of the House Republican MAGA caucus.

Guests: Asawin Suebsaeng, Jane Mayer, Clint Watts, Olivia Beavers, Derrick Palmer

Tonight: New reporting on the influence Ginni Thomas peddled inside the White House—as her husband ruled on Trump cases. Then, what we know about who is actually winning this war. Plus, why the intra-party fight over Madison Cawthorn's cocaine orgy claims won't die. And inside one of the biggest labor victories in decades as Amazon workers in New York vote to unionize.

Guests: Rep. Pete Aguilar, Betsy Woodruff Swan, Joyce Vance, Andrei Kozyrev, Secy. Jennifer Granholm, Mark Joseph Stern

The January 6th committee speaks to their first Trump family member, as the DOJ probe approaches Trump's inner circle. Tonight: Why Trump's former caddie may be the key to the investigation. What we know about what's really happening to the Russian army. Plus, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm on today's White House announcement to drive down gas prices. And from Florida's governor to Fox News: how the conservative movement decided to reopen their front on queer people.

Guests: Jacqueline Alemany, Rep. Adam Schiff, Michael Schmidt, Sudarsan Raghavan, George Conway

New reporting from the Washington Post that the Justice Department has widened the January 6th investigation beyond what we know. Tonight: Congressman Adam Schiff on what this expansion means, who the grand jury is talking to, and new reporting on the missing White House call logs. Then, George Conway on the ex-president's crimes and his slipping grip on the party. Plus, the backlash after Madison Cawthorn said his Republican colleagues invited him to orgies and used cocaine. And why Ukraine's president says his country is at a "turning point"—and what we know about what's actually happening on the ground in Kyiv.

Guests: Jacqueline Alemany, Rep. Elaine Luria, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Ian Bassin, Yevheniya Kravchuk

Who did the Trump call and when did he call them? Blockbuster new evidence from the January 6th committee showing a missing record of White House phone calls on the day of the insurrection. Tonight: What we know about the disappearing records and what they could tell us about criminal intent. Plus, as the Ginni Thomas scandal grows, new calls for recusal and the resignation of a Supreme Court justice with Senator Elizabeth Warren. And what we really know about peace talks between Russia and Ukraine—and why the U.S. government remains skeptical.