All In with Chris Hayes Republicans scramble as Trump’s enters his ‘lame duck era’
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Nov 7, 2025 
Ezra Levin, co-founder of Indivisible and a pro-democracy advocate, discusses the impact of nationwide No Kings protests on voter turnout. He highlights how grassroots mobilization is key to political change. Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal critiques aggressive immigration enforcement and argues for humane reform. Both guests explore how Trump's actions are reshaping Republican strategies and public sentiment, while also emphasizing the importance of holding Republicans accountable in the wake of a government shutdown.
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Trump Entering A Lame Duck Phase
- Trump’s electoral weak showing and cultural backlash signal he may be entering a "lame duck" phase for GOP influence.
- Republican elites face a choice between continuing fealty to Trump or preparing for a post-Trump party identity.
Sandwich Guy Acquitted By Jury
- A D.C. man who tossed a Subway sandwich at a Border Patrol officer was acquitted by a federal jury.
- The verdict joined protests and polls as signs that many Americans oppose the administration's tactics.
Protests Translated To Electoral Gains
- No Kings protests mobilized millions across 2,700 events and likely influenced turnout in key states.
- Peaceful local protest activity translated into measurable electoral gains and energized movement building.