All In with Chris Hayes

Guests: Sen. Tammy Duckworth, Sergei Leshchenko, Inna Borzylo Nelles, Cal Perry, Marie Yovanovitch

Tonight: New calls for an investigation into Russian war crimes as Putin and his top diplomat try to run the same propaganda play they ran in Syria. Plus, the latest on the ground in Ukraine—Russian tanks now reportedly ten miles from Kyiv. Then, the last American ambassador to Ukraine who testified at Donald Trump's first impeachment joins us live.

Guests: Cal Perry, Adm. James Stavridis, Oleksandr Tkachenko, Jack Crosbie, Ellison Barber, Samantha Gross

The Russian bombardment continues and the Secretary of State gives a stark assessment of Putin's plan. Tonight: how to think about the Russian attack two weeks in. Then, a reporter's journey out of Ukraine with Rolling Stone's Jack Crosbie. Plus, a member of the Zelenskyy cabinet on how their government is maintaining control. And the latest on the mass exodus of refugees into Poland and beyond, and America's search to replace Russian oil from Saudi Arabia, UAE and Venezuela.

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Tonight: The Russian tactics in Ukraine and the U.S. response. Then, the ban on Russian fossil fuel—and the massive effect it could have. Plus, the worsening refugee crisis in Europe as two million Ukrainians flee the country. And as Ukraine's president once again pleads for Western help, what a "no-fly zone" would actually mean in Ukraine.

Guests: Oleksandr Akymenko, Ben Rhodes, Oleksandra Ustinova, Senator Jeff Merkley, Peter Pomerantsev

Tonight: Civilians under attack in Ukraine, the desperate attempt to flee the Russian bombardment, and the growing refugee crisis in Ukraine. Then, exactly where the Russian army is right now as they move to encircle Kyiv. Plus, the cost of dissent in Russia—and the cost of relying on corrupt regimes for energy.

Guests: Cal Perry, Julia Ioffe, Dan Dicker, Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

Tonight: New alarms across the globe after Russian attacks on a nuclear power plant. And the Ukrainian President rallies support in cities across Europe. Then, Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman on how the past several years of American politics helped lead to this moment. Plus, what really happens if America cuts off Russian oil? And the legendary Kareem Abdul Jabbar on the incredible influence of international sports on war.

Guests: David Remnick, Amb. William Taylor, Rep. Jamie Raskin, Barbara McQuade

Tonight: The bombs keep falling in Ukraine leaving a wake of destruction and death—and the humanitarian crisis grows. New signs that the economic war being waged on Russia is taking a massive toll. Then, Ambassador Bill Taylor on the American politics surrounding Ukraine that led us to this moment. Plus, Congressman Jamie Raskin on his committee's explicit declaration that Donald Trump may have committed crimes on January 6th. And former prosecutor Barbara McQuade on the evidence of Donald Trump's fraudulent intent.

Tonight: Ben Collins, Vera Bergengruen, Gen. Barry McCaffrey, Adam Tooze, Sen. Rev. Raphael Warnock

Tonight: As the Russian military closes in, Ukraine fights back with what they have. How Russia is losing the propaganda war—even at home. Then, what the Russian military is capable of next, and will new sanctions against Russia's elite work? And while the Republican caucus heckled and jeered, what the President actually laid out for the country last night.

Guests: Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, Sam Stein, David Rohde, Danny Hakim, Irin Carmon

Tonight: New Russian aggression, new American sanctions, and Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman on the folly of the right's support for Putin. Then, as Ivanka Trump begins talks with the January 6th committee, why they may also want to speak with the wife of a Supreme Court Justice. And one state's shocking new attack on the right to abortion.