Each night on the Emmy Award-winning All In, Chris Hayes partakes in lively conversations and debates with his guests. Hayes covers not only the biggest news stories of the day, but also the issues that are personally important to him including social justice and the environment.
Michael Cohen aggressively pitched his relationship to President Trump to prospective clients, reportedly telling them, I have the best relationship with the president on the outside, and you need to hire me.watch
New details raise questions about whether Cohens consulting work crossed a line beyond typically venal Washington influence peddling.watch
Casino magnate Sheldon Adelson donated $30 million to a GOP-aligned Super PAC after a personal appeal by Paul Ryan – with some help.watch
Chris Hayes discusses the days top political news.
Donald Trump campaigned as a populist. But hes governing as the same sort of Republican weve seen so many times before.watch
The extremely high eviction rates at rental properties owned by Sean Hannity, according to the new Washington Post report.watch
Investigators have reportedly interviewed the inaugural committee chairman and big-money donors tied to Russian oligarchs.watch
Reports claim that the presidents longtime personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, received hundreds of thousands of dollars from a company controlled by a Russian oligarch.watch
Why were the enhanced interrogation techniques under the Bush administration so quickly thrown down the memory hole?watch
Chris Hayes takes a look at why Trump allies are suggesting this is just how things work in Washington.watch
As the U.S. and Israeli governments celebrated the new U.S. embassy in Jerusalem, dozens of Palestinian protesters were killed just 40 miles away.watch
Former coal company exec and senate candidate Don Blankenship came in third in his losing bid to win a GOP primary in West Virginia, and he is a sore loser.watch
On the 1 year anniversary of President Trumps last network news interview we take a look at the softball interviews the president has been doing ever since.watch
After the death of 58 Palestinian protesters, Republican strategist Steve Schmidt says Trump is using incitement to shore up his base — consequences be damned.watch
A source at one company said it hired Cohen after he approached them promising access to the Trump administration.watch
How White House staffs plan to convince the president to quit hate watching certain networks backfired.watch
