All In with Chris Hayes

WATCH: Chris Hayes is joined by author Matthew Cole to discuss his reporting in a new book alleging $2 billion in payments tied to Jared Kushner’s foreign policy work. Kushner calls the allegations “completely insane” and says they never happened.

WATCH: Chris Hayes breaks down Trump’s “extremely telling” riff about rising gas prices at a rally in Georgia.

As the press asked Trump about the details of Amy Acton’s abusive childhood, the president exploded at NBC News’ Monica Alba, calling her a “horrible little reporter.”

WATCH: Pablo Torre takes us back to Harvard, where Vivek Ramaswamy was raising his hand in the shape of a “V”—and performing as “Da Vek,” his libertarian rapper alter ego.

WATCH: Todd Blanche refused to rule out the Justice Department intervening in election certification, saying, “Of course I’m not going to say” there are no circumstances in which it would. DOJ veteran Vanita Gupta joins to discuss.

WATCH: “They've always believed that someone of my background, of my faith, shouldn't be in Congress,” says Rep. Ilhan Omar. “I think that's ultimately the thing that they want.”

WATCH: MS NOW's Chris Hayes sits down for an exclusive interview with Rep. Ilhan Omar following the raid of her D.C. home. “I think ultimately their goal is to intimidate and like scare people from wanting to participate and vote,” says Omar.

MS NOW EXCLUSIVE: Rep. Ilhan Omar speaks out with @chrislhayes.bsky.social in her first interview after federal agents raided her Washington, D.C. home. Tune into @allinwithchris.bsky.social tonight at 8PM ET to watch the full interview.

WATCH: “That ad is truly one of the most despicable things I have seen in politics,” says Chris Hayes of the Vivek Ramaswamy-backed attack ad featuring Amy Acton’s estranged mother, who Acton hasn’t spoken to since 1978 after a childhood marked by sexual abuse.

WATCH: “The fact that Todd Blanche ... doesn't have the guts to stand up to Donald Trump and say, ‘No, we're not going to do this,’ it shows me that he is unfit for the job. He needs to resign,” says Eric Holder on the Trump admin’s probe of Rep. Ilhan Omar.

WATCH: After the viral exchange between Abdul El-Sayed and a heckler named “Tommy,” independent reporter @marisakabas.bsky.social uncovered the man’s ties to Republican politics.

WATCH: After Instagram suspended the No Kings account during Saturday’s protests, the coalition sent Meta a letter—obtained exclusively by MS NOW—demanding answers before Election Day.

WATCH: Members of Trumpworld defended the indefensible after Katie Zacharia’s disastrous debut as White House press secretary. And then Trump fired her anyway.

WATCH: The DOJ sent Los Angeles County a password-protected thumb drive with a list of suspected noncitizens, then sued election officials after the registrar refused to open it over data security concerns. California's Sen. Adam Schiff joins to discuss.

WATCH: “It’s the kind of medieval spectacle and exhibition of brutality that I think reveals the values at the core of this administration, which venerates and celebrates brutality,” says Sen. Jon Ossoff on the Pentagon’s plans to livestream the firing squad execution of the Fort Hood shooter.

WATCH: “I don't like bigotry. I don't like the Klan. I don't like neo-Nazis,” Sen. Jon Ossoff says on his Republican opponent Mike Collins. Ossoff joins Chris Hayes live from Atlanta, Georgia to discuss the stakes of the midterms.

Tonight, with only weeks to go until the midterms, "All In" hits the road as @chrislhayes.bsky.social anchors live from Atlanta, Georgia. Watch "All In with Chris Hayes" tonight at 8pm Eastern on MS NOW.

“He has challenged this war-mongering president, and as a result of that, he got pushed back from perhaps the most prominent and well-known Catholic these days in politics, the vice president,” says Sen. Rev. Raphael Warnock on Pope Leo.

WATCH: From Kimberly Guilfoyle's scandal-plagued exit to his new press secretary's disastrous debut, Trump's obsession with appointing loyalists over qualified officials is backfiring.

WATCH: Former President Barack Obama is stepping into Michigan’s heated Senate race, backing Democrat Abdul El-Sayed as his Republican opponent ramps up “terrorist” smears.

WATCH: Elon Musk has quietly poured more than $276 million into a massive effort to rescue Republicans ahead of the midterms, according to the New York Times.

WATCH: Trump told reporters he personally approved the livestream of the execution by firing squad of the Fort Hood shooter.

An ICE agent fired at least seven shots into a man's car with his 5-year-old son in the back seat, sparking protests across New York City and a growing showdown between Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the Trump administration.

“When you are intellectually bankrupt, when you are a failed president, when you have nothing to say to working people,” says Sen. Bernie Sanders, “You resort to the same old demagoguery that has gone on for God knows how long that is racism.”

The Wall Street Journal reports that, while preparing for her confirmation hearing last year, Guilfoyle told a Trump donor she needed $100,000 from him—and did not want to leave a paper trail.

WATCH: Trump is rallying in Texas to boost Republicans ahead of the midterms. But even the state's sitting Republican governor Greg Abbott appears unwilling to be seen with him.

Trump’s comments suggesting Iran “take out” U.S. cities are already putting frontline House Republicans on the defensive in some of the country’s toughest races.

Trump may have found a “solution” to the taxpayer-funded ad controversy, but shifting the bill to his Super PAC raises a whole new problem.

“Donald, here is the gauntlet, here's the challenge. I think you are too afraid to come to Michigan because you know when I beat your candidate, and you came, I'm actually beating you,” says Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, “I dare you to come.”

“Republicans are in real trouble, all over the country, but Donald Trump is on it, guys!” says Jacob Soboroff. “He clearly believes that he alone can stop the bleeding, when all the polls suggest he is the cause of it.”

WATCH: Chris Hayes and Ari Melber react after a judge permanently dismissed the case against former Olympian David Hearn, who had been accused of damaging the Reflecting Pool.

Chris Hayes: Trump has adopted an “Emperor Nero ‘let it burn’ attitude” as his approval sinks, voters sour on the economy, and Republicans panic about November.

MS NOW reports Judiciary staff warned Sen. Eric Schmitt that the Jack Smith texts obtained by the DOJ were "unvetted," according to a source with direct knowledge of the conversation. Schmitt used the texts anyway.

In leaked audio obtained by the New York Times, Senate candidate Ken Paxton complains “everybody’s numbers dropped” after Trump hosted a GOP midterm “convention” in Texas.

WATCH: @chrislhayes.bsky.social asks Sen. Van Hollen about Sen. John Fetterman and nearly all GOP senators blocking his resolution seeking a report on Americans killed in the West Bank.

WATCH: @chrislhayes.bsky.social breaks down how a GOP senator tried to use a supposed Atlanta Hawks game to prove Jack Smith secretly colluded with Trump prosecutors—only to learn the texts were about the Iowa Hawkeyes game he attended 700 miles away in Maryland.

Iowa GOP governor candidate Zach Lahn is facing fresh questions about whether he actually lives in the state after a reporter found a Strava account showing frequent bike rides around his Kansas estate.

After reports of a new “migrant caravan,” Marjorie Taylor Greene accused Republicans of reviving a familiar election-year scare tactic because, in her words, “nothing else is working.”

NOW: @chrislhayes.bsky.social is joined by voting rights activist @staceyabrams.com to reflect on the American public’s role in a healthy democracy, and more.

The White House released new ads promoting Trump—and they’re paid for by the U.S. government. “The whole thing is weird,” says Chris Hayes.

WATCH: With backlash to Trump, GOP infighting and a $100 million attack campaign falling flat, Chris Hayes breaks down why deep-red races from Kansas to Texas are suddenly in play.

“To the extent he cares about AI,” says Hayes, “it’s not because it might put millions of Americans out of work. Or it might threaten the survival of humanity. Or commit war crimes using AI targeting with no human evaluator. He just wants to beat China and he wants his rich friends to get richer.”

WATCH: Supreme Court rejects Trump’s mail voting restrictions

The New York Times reports the contractor that renovated the Reflecting Pool told the Trump administration that errors in its own work and flaws in the plan caused the pool's new blue liner to peel and break loose—not vandalism.

“When the president of the United States says he is going to 'cheat like hell,’ we should take him seriously and we should take him literally,” says Jacob Soboroff.

“He thinks voters are stupid. Republicans control the House. They control the Senate. They control the White House. If they wanted to spend a trillion dollars right now cutting checks, they could do it,” says Chris Hayes on Trump’s desperate and implausible $5,000 bribe to voters.

“Ron Johnson is speaking to 9/11 Truther gatherings and spreading their bunk, providing a permission structure to believe ghastly untrue things about the attacks on America,” says Chris Hayes.

“What we have got to do now is light a match under the backsides of members of Congress and say, we don't have months. We don't have years. We got to move now,” says Sen. Bernie Sanders as researchers warn AI could cause human extinction.

WATCH: A New York Times video analysis identified parts of a U.S. bomb at the site of a strike on an Iranian wedding party that killed at least five people, including a 6-year-old boy, and wounded at least 67 others.

Chris Hayes and Rebecca Traister discuss the enduring hope of feminist trailblazer Gloria Steinem. “We're constantly in the fight, and the only end is, in fact, when you say, "Oh, we've lost.” And that was her point. There's no loss. There's no end. There's hope,” says Traister.