All In with Chris Hayes

Guests: Cal Perry, Yevheniya Kravchuk, Amb. William Taylor, Jane Mayer, Rick Hasen, Nina Khrushcheva

Biden visits Poland amid the Russian invasion of its neighbor. Tonight: the personal, political, and global stakes for Zelenskyy, Ukraine, and the world order. Then, new revelations that the wife of Justice Clarence Thomas used a direct line to the White House to push overturning the 2020 election. And how Putin's war is undoing decades of prosperity in his own country—by way of a McDonalds in Moscow.

Guests: Tim Snyder, Cal Perry, Joseph Cirincione, John Harris, Stuart Thompson, Judith Browne Dianis

Biden heads to Europe to shore up the alliance against Vladimir Putin. Tonight: Why this is a pivotal moment in history as Ukrainians make ground against the Russian army. Then, the whiff of QAnon in the Republican attacks against Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson. And Mo Brooks spilling more dirt as he splits with Donald Trump.

Guests: Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Paul Butler, Angela Robinson, Cal Perry, Kurt Volker, Jane Burbank, Vaughn Hillyard

Tonight: Ketanji Brown Jackson's confirmation continues—and so does the Republican nonsense. Then the president lands in Brussels as Ukraine's army surges and Russian losses mount. Plus, a high level defection from the Kremlin, and the grand theory pushing Putin to war. And an NBC News Exclusive: Just what exactly was Donald Trump asking Congressman Mo Brooks to do?

Guests: Sen. Richard Blumenthal, Ali Arouzi, Samantha Power, Melissa Murray, Elie Mystal

Tonight: The historic confirmation hearing of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson. Then, the increasingly desperate actions in Ukraine as Russia re-ups the nuclear threat.

Guests: Sudarsan Rughavan, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, Gen. Barry McCaffrey, Jacob Soboroff, Janai Nelson, Dahlia Lithwick

Tonight: the next phase of the invasion as Russian troops stall. Plus, harrowing story from Mariupol: the journalists targeted by Russia for reporting on civilians under attack. Then, the other crisis looming: how the war is threatening the global food supply. And a historic day on Capitol Hill—the Supreme Court confirmation hearing of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.

Guests: Amb. Daniel Fried, Edward Wong, Courtney Kube, Tymofiy Mylovanov, Irina Borogan, Ben Collins

Tonight: A bleak assessment of Russia's willingness to negotiate, as Putin's troops grind closer to Kyiv. Then, the split in the Republican Party as the old guard tries to squash the pro-Putin fringe. And as Russia steps up its attacks on civilians in Ukraine, a direct appeal to Russian soldiers from Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Guests: Cal Perry, Sen. Tim Kaine, Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze, Jamil Jaffer, Vladimir Kara-Murza, Brian Klaas

A direct appeal from the President of Ukraine—and a promise of more military aid from the President of the United States. Tonight: As Russia continues to bombard Ukraine, is there finally some movement on peace talks? Plus: the sanctions taking effect as Putin says Russia is getting cancelled by the West.

Guests: Cal Perry, Anand Gopal, Michael Weiss, Masha Gessen, Amb. William Taylor

European leaders head into the war zone to meet with Zelenskyy, as apartment buildings burn in Kyiv. Tonight: How Russian brutality over several years and multiple countries have brought us to a global reckoning. Then, Masha Gessen on the resistance to propaganda on TV in Russia. And former ambassador Bill Taylor on China, Biden, and any hope for a diplomatic solution.

Guests: Sen. Chris Murphy, Cal Perry, Helene Cooper, Tikhon Dzyadko, Julie Ioffe, Justin Miller

The Russian resistance is televised on Russian TV, as clampdown on speech continues in the public square, and the attack on Ukrainian cities intensifies. Tonight: the intense American appeal to prevent China from bailing Russia out and what we know about whether Russia is accomplishing their objectives on the ground. Then, the American news anchor being used as propaganda. And a new report on how the first generation of Ukrainian citizens born into independence are recording the Russian invasion.

Guests: Ben Collins, Edward Wong, Finley Muratova, Sebastian Junger, Cal Perry, Mona Charen

From Fox News, to the United Nations security council: How Russia is trying to legitimize its propaganda. Then, new sanctions against Russia. Plus, as Russian troops move to encircle Kyiv, how Ukrainian soldiers are managing to fight back.