All In with Chris Hayes

Senator Raphael Warnock, U.S. Senator from Georgia and Democratic lawmaker, slams the SAVE Act as a federal power grab that could suppress voters. He critiques a massive war supplemental and ties war spending to domestic neglect. Short, sharp conversations cover election rigging concerns and the administration's shifting priorities.

Sen. Chris Murphy, a Connecticut senator focused on foreign policy and national security, discusses rising domestic threats and staffing gaps in U.S. security agencies. He outlines proposed legislation to ban betting on wartime outcomes. Short takes cover the human cost of the Iran war and ripple effects on consumers and global humanitarian needs.

A deep dive into the unfolding Iran war, troop movements, casualties, and risky military objectives. A court rebuke over subpoenas targeting the Fed and concerns about politicized prosecutions. An investigation into the prison guard tied to Jeffrey Epstein and lingering inconsistencies. Reporting on dark-money influencer schemes shaping a key primary.

Ro Khanna, U.S. Congressman from California and oversight leader, discusses withheld Epstein records and calls for accountability. He speaks about oil-price politics amid the Iran conflict and debates over maritime insurance and naval escorts. He also weighs in on housing legislation and political fallout. Short, pointed conversations on power, secrecy, and policy.

Senator Chris Van Hollen, a Maryland senator focused on oversight and accountability, and Robert Pape, a political scientist who studies air power and escalation. They debate the lack of an endgame in the Iran war, risks of bombing and escalation, possible need for ground troops, and political fallout at home. Tense, urgent conversation about strategy and consequences.

Ali Velshi, MSNOW data reporter who breaks down vote totals and runoff math. Senator Andy Kim, New Jersey lawmaker and former national security adviser focused on civilian protection. Paul Krugman, Nobel-winning economist explaining oil shock risks. They discuss Georgia’s special election returns and Trump’s endorsement value. They unpack war risks in the Strait of Hormuz and how oil shocks could reshape the economy.

Congressman Suha Subramanian, a Democratic Oversight Committee member focused on accountability, discusses the newly released Epstein files and alleged cover-ups. He also examines investigative gaps at the FBI and DOJ. The conversation touches on reporting linking U.S. strikes to a girls' school in Iran and the political and economic fallout from rising gas prices.

Tommy Vietor, political commentator and co-host of Pod Save America, and Jamie Raskin, congressman and oversight leader, join the conversation. They unpack Kristi Noem’s dramatic firing, allegations around DHS spending and conduct, and the political fallout. They also critique administration rhetoric on the Iran conflict and discuss newly released FBI interview details.

Peter Beinart, a political writer on foreign policy; James Talarico, Texas Democratic state representative and new Senate nominee; Michelle Norris, award-winning journalist. They discuss Talarico’s grassroots victory speech and movement framing. They analyze how the expanding U.S. involvement abroad could shape elections. They unpack immigration messaging that appealed across Texas and tensions at DHS hearings.

Paul Adams, Dallas County elections administrator, explains county operations and court-driven counting changes. Rosa Flores reports voter confusion and precinct-level chaos in Dallas. Evan Smith, Texas politics veteran, breaks down statewide dynamics. Simone Sanders Townsend offers on-the-ground party and admin analysis. Chris Hayes and Ali Velshi add political perspective and statistical context as returns and legal fights unfold.