All In with Chris Hayes

Guests: Matt Bradley, Sen. Tim Kaine, Sahil Kapur, David Jolly, Steve Schmidt, Ben Crump

Tonight: The U.S. takes action against Russia for what Biden is now calling an invasion of Ukraine. Then, the Republican embrace of Putin led by admirer-in-chief Donald Trump. Plus, the culture war cookbook: unpacking Rick Scott's manifesto for the Republican Party. And a rare conviction on federal hate crimes for the men who chased down and murdered Ahmaud Arbery.

Guests: Erin McLaughlin, Jon Finer, Simon Ostrovsky, David Folkenflik, Barbara McQuade

Tonight: Vladimir Putin escalates in Ukraine after an angry, televised spectacle. What we know about what's going on as more Russian troops cross the border, and what we know about the American response. Then, why is America's loudest mouthpiece rooting for the Russian autocrat? And a spectacular stumble out of the gates for Donald Trump's Twitter knock-off—and the CEO he chose to run it.

Guests: Matt Bodner, John Brennan, Julia Ioffe, Simon Ostrovsky, Neal Katyal, Aaron Rupar

Tonight: The President alerts the world—Vladimir Putin has made up his mind. What we now know about Russia's plans to invade and the ongoing efforts to stop a needless war. Then, a federal judge says Donald Trump had a "tacit agreement" with Capitol attackers, as the National Archives confirms the Trump took classified intelligence to Mar-a-Lago. And Rupert Murdoch's conspiracy machine heads into overdrive: how Fox created a new Hillary Clinton frenzy—and then suddenly dropped it altogether.

Guests: Courtney Kube, David Remnick, Harry Litman, Elaine Kamarck, David Jolly, Bianca Padró Ocasio

Tonight: Can America's radical transparency keep Russia from starting a war? Then, Donald Trump, Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Junior are ordered to testify: why the ruling has huge ramifications for the civil and criminal investigations. Plus, the sad collapse of a MAGA wannabe—and what the Trump endorsement actually means. And new reporting on large clusters of Miami voters mysteriously switching to Republican without their knowledge.

Guests: Rep. Elaine Luria, Asawin Suebsaeng, Danya Perry, Josie Duffy Rice, Michelle Goldberg, Eddie Glaude

Tonight: The White House requests an expedited release of Trump visitor logs as new text messages reveal new characters lobbying Trump before the Capitol attack. Then, why the Trump family panic after their accountant dropped them isn't exactly misplaced. And the sad return to the bad old days of criminal justice backlash politics.

Guests: Betsy Woodruff Swan, Rep. Jamie Raskin, Secretary Jena Griswold, Sen. Chris Murphy, Dr. Anthony Fauci

Tonight: What the January 6th committee wants to know from the state captains of the fake elector scheme. Then, she's the county clerk accused of breaching the security of election machines—who is now campaigning to run her state elections. Plus, Senator Chris Murphy on the Russian threat in Ukraine, and the landmark settlement for Sandy Hook families suing a gun maker. And Dr. Anthony Fauci on what he means when he says the "full blown" pandemic phase is ending.

Guests: Luke Broadwater, Nicholas Wu, Joyce Vance, David Fahrenthold, Julia Ioffe, Josh Lederman, Sasha Abramsky

Tonight: What may be a significant step forward for the insurrection investigation, and why Trump's accounting firm retracting financial statements central to two investigations is a pretty big deal. Then, Julia Ioffe on what we know about what's actually happening as Vladimir Putin threatens another invasion of Ukraine. And the incredible story of concerned citizens took back their small town from the grips of right-wing demagogues.

Guests: Ashley Parker, Luke Broadwater, George Conway, Josh Marshall, Catie Edmondson, Stephen Marche

Tonight: New reporting that Donald Trump took material "clearly marked as classified" out of the White House. New questions about an unexplained gap in White House phone logs, and why Donald Trump's reported use of a White House toilet to flush documents could be a big problem in a criminal investigation. Then, a Republican's desperate attempt to survive after Trump endorsed her primary opponent. And how the Fox News channel is planning to do for truck protests what they did for the Tea Party.

Guests: Jon Swaine, Annie Karni, Zoe Tillman, Sen. Gary Peters, Rep. Katie Porter

Tonight: Rudy Giuliani's reported attempt to commandeer voting machines, the anti-vax leader who just took a Capitol riot plea deal, and subpoena day for the offensive coordinator of the Green Bay Sweep. Then, Congresswoman Katie Porter on the announcement of a stock trading ban for members of Congress. And the surprising rescue of the U.S. Postal Service after decades of Republican attempts to kill it.

Guests: Mona Charen, Stuart Stevens, Betsy Woodruff Swan, Janai Nelson, Marc Elias, Masha Gessen

Tonight: The choice all Republicans face as cracks in Trump support begin to grow. Then, what we're learning about the call to Mike Pence on January 6th, and new details about Trump's morning call with Jim Jordan. Plus, Janai Nelson and Marc Elias on the Supreme Court's attempt to strangle the voting rights act by way of Alabama. And why Vladimir Putin needs to learn from the crowds in the streets who protested the invasion of Iraq—and stay out of Ukraine at all costs.