All In with Chris Hayes

Alex Wagner is an acclaimed journalist and author, while Dan Goldman is a Democratic Congressman and former lead counsel in Trump's impeachment inquiry. They delve into the explosive fallout between Trump and Musk, reenacting their public tensions and revealing the broader implications. The discussion expands to explore the troubling dynamics of power in today's politics, comparing U.S. governance to authoritarian regimes. They also highlight the alarming rise of militarized policing and the urgent issues surrounding civil rights and public safety.

Elon Musk's conflict with the president takes center stage as political tensions rise. Senators discuss a GOP bill that could cut healthcare for 11 million Americans, highlighting the dire stakes involved. Concerns loom over the impact of proposed cuts on social programs and the renaming of Navy vessels honoring civil rights icons. The integrity of economic data faces scrutiny amidst political pressure, while the chaos of party dynamics leaves lawmakers navigating a treacherous political landscape.

In a captivating discussion, Sarah Longwell, Publisher of The Bulwark, and Congressman Rob Menendez of New Jersey tackle the political fallout from Elon Musk's sharp critique of a GOP spending bill. Longwell shares insights from her voter conversations, highlighting shifting sentiments on Medicaid cuts within the Republican Party. Menendez delves into the arrest of Mayor Baraka, revealing concerns about police power and its implications for democracy. The pair also discuss the hilarity and seriousness of the current trade tensions and their effects on everyday Americans.

Political discontent grows as Republicans push a controversial bill, sparking public backlash. A shocking report reveals Elon Musk's heavy drug use and its effects on his leadership, raising ethical questions. Meanwhile, concerns over NASA budget cuts and Musk's potential conflicts of interest with SpaceX come to light. As hurricane season nears, the fight to preserve FEMA amid political chaos heats up, revealing significant challenges in disaster response and recovery efforts.

Claire McCaskill, former Democratic senator from Missouri, and Mark Elias, a renowned election lawyer, join the discussion on Elon Musk's chaotic tenure as co-president and its repercussions. They analyze Musk's missteps and the fallout affecting his reputation and business. The conversation shifts to judicial checks on Trump's authority, revealing how these court rulings are reshaping political accountability. They also critique the rise of attention-driven politics in Congress, where image trumps governance, emphasizing the need for genuine representation.

The podcast dives into Donald Trump's controversial pardons, spotlighting the favoritism towards MAGA supporters and wealthy allies. It raises questions about the normalization of crime in politics and the erosion of trust in the justice system. Additionally, it highlights a tragic case of a young girl with medical needs facing deportation, alongside the harsh realities of revoking humanitarian parole. The discussion further critiques U.S. foreign policy inconsistencies and the impact of leadership on international crises.

In this discussion, Justin Wolfers, a Professor at the University of Michigan, and Adam Serwer, a staff writer at The Atlantic, dissect the chaotic rhetoric of a former president. They explore the alarming normalization of erratic political discourse and its impact on public perception. The duo also delves into the troubling economic repercussions of fluctuating policies, revealing how they affect American businesses. Additionally, they address recent concerns about the health and mental acuity of the oldest sitting president, offering a thought-provoking take on national leadership.

Guests: Eric Lipton, Sen. Ed Markey, Aaron Gilchrist, Alex Wagner, Patrick GaspardQatar Force One has landed as the President sells access to the highest bidders. Tonight: new details on the arrival of Donald Trump's “palace” in the sky and new reporting inside Trump's secret memecoin dinner. Then, what can the Senate can do with a bill so brutal even Trump TV won't cover for it. And what we're learning about first degree murder charges after the shooting deaths of two Israeli embassy staff members in D.C.  Want more of Chris? Download and subscribe to his podcast, “Why Is This Happening? The Chris Hayes podcast” wherever you get your podcasts.

Guests: Rep. Brendan Boyle, Charlie Savage, Lisa Rubin, Sen. Chris Van HollenTonight: New red flags in the bill Donald Trump is forcing through Congress. Then, new reporting on a Trump loyalist caught demanding rewrites of intelligence to make the boss look good. Plus, the Trump administration violates a court order to send migrants to a random country on the verge of civil war. Want more of Chris? Download and subscribe to his podcast, “Why Is This Happening? The Chris Hayes podcast” wherever you get your podcasts.

Senator Tammy Baldwin, a key figure in the Appropriations Subcommittee, shares her insights on political retribution and the troubling implications of charging a sitting congresswoman. She expresses her concerns about the adverse effects of budget cuts on biomedical research and the decline of congressional oversight. The discussion also touches on the inadequate federal disaster response, especially in red states, and critiques the leadership failures within the Department of Health and Human Services, emphasizing the need for greater accountability.