All In with Chris Hayes

Ruben Gallego, an Iraq War veteran and Arizona senator, speaks from service experience. Ben Rhodes, former deputy national security advisor, offers Middle East policy analysis. They discuss Trump’s decision to strike Iran, planning and military failures, risks of wider regional war, Israeli influence on U.S. action, and rising American casualties.

Ben Rhodes, former deputy national security advisor and commentator on AI and national security. Lisa Rubin, senior legal reporter who has covered the Epstein files and document releases. James Waukeshaw, U.S. Representative on the Oversight Committee involved in depositions. They discuss Epstein file redactions and missing documents. They debate whether the right president was questioned. They explain Pentagon pressure on AI firm Anthropic and the need for AI limits.

Robert Garcia, U.S. Representative and House Oversight ranking member, attended Hillary Clinton’s deposition and pushes for transparency. He recounts off-topic lines of questioning about UFOs and Pizzagate. He raises alarm about missing DOJ files and demands the full transcript be released. The conversation centers on missing records and the need for robust congressional oversight.

Chris Murphy, a senator focused on foreign policy; J.B. Pritzker, Illinois governor working on public safety and recovery; Ted Lieu, former federal prosecutor on legal oversight. They unpack missing FBI memos tied to Epstein and alleged Trump misconduct. They debate DOJ transparency, calls for special investigation, Chicago’s recovery and costs from federal interventions, and rising U.S. military posture near Iran.

Abigail Spanberger, Virginia governor and former CIA officer and congresswoman, delivers the Democratic rebuttal with a focus on affordability, safety, and defending democratic norms. She criticizes tariffs and health law impacts. Short, direct remarks urge civic action and highlight recent Democratic wins.

Tim Miller and Jason Johnson, political commentators weighing electoral fallout. Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, Yale leadership scholar on presidential behavior. David Levi, small-business owner who sued over tariffs. Chuck Schumer, Senate Democratic leader on legislative implications. They discuss the Supreme Court tariff ruling, the president’s outraged response, who bears tariff costs, and the political stakes for upcoming elections.

Stacey Abrams, voting rights activist and former Georgia gubernatorial candidate, warns about election interference and threats to voting access. Ben Rhodes, former Deputy National Security Advisor, analyzes the administration’s posture toward Iran and risks of military action. They discuss Fulton County raids, the SAVE Act, U.S.-UK legal cooperation, and the stakes of foreign policy choices.

Congresswoman Yasmin Ansari, a House Oversight member who led questioning in the Wexner deposition; Sen. Chris Van Hollen, a Maryland lawmaker focused on oversight and voter protections; and Carol Ennig, an investigative reporter who broke the DHS probe story. They discuss DHS investigations into naturalized voters, planning to deploy agents near polls, partisan fights over oversight, and the Wexner deposition’s evasive testimony.

Reverend Al Sharpton, civil rights leader and longtime organizer, reflects on Jesse Jackson’s mentorship and coalition-building. Tara Palmieri, investigative reporter on Epstein filings, breaks down new deposition developments and who should testify. They discuss DOJ fallout, DHS turmoil, and unfolding investigations in short, sharp segments.

Maria Teresa Kumar, leader of Voto Latino who tracks Latino voters. Ed Markey, U.S. Senator focused on climate and EPA policy. James McGovern, senior House Democrat working on DHS oversight. They dig into reported turmoil at DHS and discussions of accountability. They debate the stakes of EPA rule changes and the political implications of new polling.