now to "all in" with chris hayes. >> good evening from new york. i am chris hayes, a former associate of roger stone was held in contempt of court. the third time this individual andrew miller failed to show up in court to testify before the grand jury. miller is the second witness connected to stone to cut and run. sam nunberg's public meltdown after receiving a subpoena in march. he was implicit. he did not want to incriminate his mentor. >> roger stone is like my father. i am not going to go in there for them to set up a case against roger. >> after all that nunberg did testify with the grand jury. >> ultimately, mueller wants to indict roger. i think this indictment, he is going to have a sexy charge, conspiracy to defraud. my opinion as i said to you, roger conspired against himself and not the russians. >> mueller's team has continued to subpoena witnesses linked to stone. kristin davis appeared before the grand jury just this afternoon. stone associate randy. stone is the vivid mentioned. quote on or about august 15 the conspirators posing a

tonight, stephen welcomes chris hayes. rob corddry, and musical guest regina spektor featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city it is stephen colbert! (cheers and applause) tz. >> jon: hey, what's-- . >> stephen: hey, chas what's going on. place, have a seat. folks, welcome to the late show, i'm your host, stefer encolbert. -- stephen colbert. i'm excited too because the president is on vacation. and i know people are like oh, shouldn't he ebb working? no. this is finement but while he's on vacay trump staff has largely given up on futile efforts to supervise him. at this point they are just leaving him alone with one of those cat water fountains you see in the airplane magazine and it's got a lever to give him a cheeseburger pellet. (laughter) for sure no one is keeping him from tbeeting. behind the betweens he's apparently freaking out about all the investigations closing in am because between friday and sunday he tweeted 48 times. (laughter) yeah. 48, so much

"all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on all in. >> it is a witch hunt hoax. >> the president tells his attorney general he should immediately end the investigation of the president. >> the president is stating his opinion. >> tonight the most damming evidence yet of obstruction in plain sight. and why the trump legal team is scrambling after a letter from robert mueller >> the most recent letter, they sent us a proposal. >> then, day two of the manafort trial. >> now paul manafort is a nice guy. >> why the prosecution star witness may not testify. 97-days from election day. >> don't boo. vote. >> barack obama enters the fray. >> storm, the great awakening. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> military intelligence most likely has been talking to all of us. >> good evening from new york. i am chris hayes, today the president of the united states publicly told his attorney general to shut down the investigation into the trump campaign. it is the furthest, the president has ever gone in his ranting about the probe and we may know why. the president's personal attorney rudy giul

"all in" starts now. >> good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. the republican majority in congress stands. and real scrutiny and accountability. that is according to the senior house leadership congressman devin nunes chairman of the house intelligence community leaked audio. nunes laid out for donors the high stake it is all about protecting the president of the united states. >> so there in lies so it's your classic catch-tw two situation where we were at a -- this puts us in a tough spot. if sessions won't unrecuse and mueller won't clear the president, we're the only ones. which is really the danger. that's why i keep, and thank for -- >> if we do not keep the majority, all of this goes away. msnbc reached out to the office. face a grave threat from the mueller investigation which has already ensnared senior campaign officials and the president's first national security advisor. nunes made it crystal clear that his priority is not to find out the truth but rather to shield the president from consequences. it applies not to the russia probe bu

i am chris hayes. donald trump has gotten caught. it is the president himself that now has been implicated in a criminal conspiracy to help him win the presidency. a conspiracy that doesn't have to do with russia. and now the president's private business empire, his family foundation are in the legal cross hairs and we have no idea what is yet to come or how far it will go. appearing in federal court yesterday to plead guilty to eight felony counts, michael cohen fated under oath that he broke campaign finance laws in 2016 before the election to cover up information that would hurt his candidate. and cohen did it in coordination at the direction of the candidate himself. to exitcommit a federal crime. and the individual one is now of course the president of the united states. and crucially, it is not just michael cohen's word against his. in court yesterday, prosecutors described the evidence they have to support cohen's statement. records seized including hard copy documents and audio recordings made. text messages, phone message an

that is aretha franklin. >> and she has soul. >> i am ali velshi in for chris hayes. the animosity has always been about one thing. the trump's campaign possible collusion with russia and its effort to disrupt the election. as the jury tldeliberates on pa manafort. the president is lashing out. stripping brennan's security clearance. brennan hit back. president trump's claims on no collusion are hogwash. >> russia, if you are listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. >> that by itself was collusion according to brennan. he writes the question that remain. whether obstruction of justice occurs to cover up collusion or conspiracy and how many members of trump incorporated attempted to defraud the government. the president's beef with brennan as with other officials like james comey and sally yates is all about the role the president takes. as he did an explosive house testimony last year. >> i was worried by a number of contacts that the russians had with u.s. persons. and ther

i will ali velshi in for chris hayes. faced with extraordinary backlash. the president today defended the move as payback for the russia investigation. and vowed to go further. tonight, 60 former cia officers are condemning what they described as an attempt to punish brennan. they join 30 national security and intelligence chiefs who publicly rebuke the president trump overnight in a rare joint statement writing we all agree that the president's action regarding john brennan and the threats of similar actions against other former officials has nothing to do with who should hold security clearances. decisions on security clearances should be based on national security concerns. the president trustopped to def himself. action against brennan was directly linked to brennan's involvement in the russia probe. >> there is no silence. if anything, i am giving him a bigger voice. many people don't even know who he is. and now he has a bigger voice and that is okay with me. i like taking on voices like that. i have never respected him. this just came up lately and

"all in" starts right now. >> good evening, from new york, i am ali velshi in for chris hayes. no one to root for in the escalating feud between president of the united states and his former aide omarosa manigault newman. a he said/she said. omarosa made an explosive allegation against the president. whether the trump campaign colluded with russia to disrupt the election. omarosa claims that then candidate trump had advanced knowledge of the hacked e-mails that were released by wikileaks. >> you were instructed to bring up the e-mails at any point you could. >> that was our talker. >> did donald trump know about those e-mails before they came out? >> absolutely. >> he knew about them? >> yes. >> he knew before he was released it. >> i am going to expose the corruption that went on in the campaign and in the white house. continue to blow the whistle on all of this. >> she declined to say whether she has been before the grand jury. she is not a reliable narrator. there is good reason to be skeptical of this latest claim. but she has been able to corroborate. last night, another f

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >> tonight on all in. >> i am working with the whole team as well. >> time for paul manafort. day one of the trial of donald trump's former campaign chairman. >> and paul manafort has done an amazing job. >> why prosecutors are calling manafort a shrewd liar. and what we know about the manafort defense. then the star witness. >> one person, rick gates. >> rick gates. >> why all of trump world is worried about rick gates. plus, 98 days out, facebook says another round of election sabotage is underway. and the trump official who says his warnings about the psychological damage of separated families was ignored. >> good evening, from new york, i am chris hayes. paul manafort is a shrewd liar so says the prosecution in the opening statement in the trial. opening statement and even the testimony of first witness hours ago, paul manafort facing 18 counts. bank fraud, tax evaluation, and conspiracy charges. work with should note which predated his duties on the campaign of donald trump. manafort a man who attended the infamous trump towers meeting.

i'm chris hayes. the most incendiary claim was that there is dirt exposing the president to blackmail. it turns out there was a whole vault full of dirt on donald j. trump. not in russia. in the u.s. we don't know all the contents, we don't know who has seen them or who could be holding it as leverage over the president. we do know that the president wanted to get his hands on all of it. in 2016 according to the "times", the president and then lawyer michael cohen hatched a plan to buy an entire trove of damaging trump stories collected by the national enquirer and its parent company all the way back to the 1980s. that whole trove was reportedly kept in a safe by the publisher, david pecker, as the associated press reported last week. this goes well beyond the documented efforts before the election to cover up his alleged affairs with stormy daniels and karen mcdougal of cohen pleaded guilty to related campaign finance violations, federal felonies last week and he testified under oath in that plea tha

i am ali velshi in for chris hayes. as the jury deliberates, a former white house aide threatens to release more secret tapes and the special counsel closes in. the president of the united states appears to be trying to change the subject by using his office to retaliate against political opponents. the kind of move we associate with authoritarians and despots the president revoked the security clearance of john brennan. now, a senior national security and intelligence analyst brennan has become one of the president's most prominent critics. tweeting it's astounding you often fail to live up to minimum standards of decency. brennan was one of the first officials to blow the whistle on russia's interference. and later he entertained the possibility of collusion with the trump campaign. >> i know what the russians try to do. they try to get individuals to act on their behalf wittingly or unwittingly. and i was worried about the number of contacts that the russians had on u.s. persons. i had unresolved questions in my mind

"all in with chris hayes" starts now. >> i feel badly for paul manafort. had nothing to do with russian collusion. we continue the witch hunt. >> michael cohen guilty. >> how are you? >> paul manafort, guilty. >> mr. manafort is disappoints. >> on eight felony counts each. >> i did nothing wrong. you have to understand. >> as michael cohen claims trump directed his hush money crime. >> did you know about the payment to stormy daniels. >> i will do anything to protect mr. trump. >> what is next for the president's former campaign chair. >> he is evaluating all of his options. >> i can't think of what manafort has done to deserve a pardon. >> "all in" starts now. >> good evening from new york. i am chris hayes on a day of extraordinary news, one big headline above all the rest, the news of the president of the united states who is identified in court documents today, directed his personal attorney to break the law in order to influence the outcome of the presidential election. for the next hour, we are going to examine the implications for individual one, do

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> not -- >> excellent guy. >> the man at the center of the trump white house sent packing in a tweet. >> mcgahn's a really good guy. >> what the exit of the white house council means for the president. and for the mueller probe. >> are you concerned about what he said to mueller? >> no. >> then the candidate that trump tv built. >> the last thing we need to do is monkey this thing up. >> how democrats continue to build a new coalition. >> we are going to remind this nation of what is truly the american way. >> all that, and the president defends his position in puerto rico. >> i think we did a fantastic job in puerto rico. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. a man at the center of a litany of trump scandals has been unceremoniously dumped. don mcgahn found out today he is out of the white house the same way that we all did, via tweet. donald trump saying this morning, don mcgann will be leaving his position in the fall. shortly after the confirmation of brett carve an gnaw of the supreme court. the washin

good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. the president appears to be terrified he has a quote rat in his midst. inside the white house. >> that i should be clear, that's his word. rat. it's not the kind of language we are used to hearing from the president of the united states who is, of course, entrusted by our constitution when suring the nation's laws are faithfully executed and who is responsible for appointing our most senior law enforcement officers. you'd expect to hear that word in a very different context. >> your uncle was a rat. sit down, sit down. your uncle was a rat and now he's in the witness protection program. >> that's my father's brother you're talking about. >> now the president is assuring the country not that he has obeyed and upheld the law but that he does not hire snitchs. tweeting the naming north korea times wrote a fake piece today implying that because white house counsel don mcgahn was giving hours of testimony to the special council, he must be a john dean type. >> reporter: i have nothing to h

i'm chris hayes. today the white house reaction to the passing of one of america's truly towering political figures, senator john mccain, descended into outright farce as a president who had repeatedly mocked and diminished mccain during his life was initially unable to offer up a single kind word even in death. >> thank you very much, everybody. thank you. >> any thoughts at all about john mccain? do you think john mccain is a hero? >> thank you. >> nothing at all about john mccain? >> thank you very much. >> that was the strange scene in the oval office this afternoon. on the heels of revelation this weekend that trump had nixed issuing a statement that praised the heroism and life of mccain opting instead for a brief tweet that offered sympathy for mccain's family but conspicuo conspicuously did not say anything about mccain himself. after john mccain passed away on saturday the white house did lower its flag to half staff but this morning after less than 48 hours the white house flag was back up.

i'm chris hayes. today donald trump sounding more like some sort of mafia copo than the president of the united states went on television and railed against the rats. suspect who's flip to cooperate with law enforcement. he said is the whole practice should perhaps itself be illegal and tonight, we are reminded again just why it is the president feels so strongly about this matter. breaking news from the "associated press" that xbz of the "national enquirer" the supermarket tabloid kept in their offices a safe vault filled with documents on hush money payments it made for and damaging stories it killed about one donald trump. the man who reportedly kept that safe was just granted immunity for cooperating with law enforcement. a source telling nbc news that david pecker, ceo of the parent company america media, inc. was granted immunity for providing ins in the probe of cohen. according to other outlets, the editor-in-chief for the enquirer dylan howard got a similar deal. they report the two the men f

"all in with chris hayes" is next. you have a great night. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> you're not going to like what you're going to hear but it's going to happen on tuesday. >> explosive new testimony in the trial of paul manafort. >> i'm not going to get into what tactics were used. >> tonight why paul manafort's accountant said she falsified records at his request, and what it means for donald trump's former campaign chair. >> paul manafort just came on, he's great. >> then, why the manhattan madam just met with robert mueller. >> i never forced anyone to do anything. >> and what it has to do with roger stone. >> kristin davis is a good friend of mine. >> plus new reporting on the saudi money flooding trump's new york hotel, and why a federal judge tonight is calling the trump administration reunification efforts unacceptable. when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. at the close of the first week of paul manafort's trial, things do not look good for the former campaign chai

i'm ali velshi in for chris hayes. as the special counsel closes in, the president and his lawyers appear to be changing their stories about how some of the key events under scrutiny in the miller probe turned out. one of those events is the meeting at trump tower between donald trump jr. and senior trump campaign aides and russians offering dirt on hillary clinton. just last week the president tweeted "this was a meeting to get information on an opponent, totally legal and done all the time in politics, and it went nowhere." but in a new statement about his son to the "washington post" the president takes a noticeably more careful position. "don has received notoriety for a brief meeting that many politicians would have taken, but most importantly and to the best of my knowledge, nothing happened after the meeting concluded." "to the best of my knowledge." that's a far cry from no collusion. more like if collusion did happen i wasn't a part of it. the president for some reason is now hedging his denial of any trump to

i'm chris hayes. polls have just closed in florida and are just hours from closing in arizona in crucial primaries that could be key in the run-up to the midterm elections and will help shape the democratic response to the party of trump. all of this as we get word tonight the president is trying to scare his supporters to the polls, warning them, behind closed doors, in the white house, of violence from democrats, if republicans lose in the midterms. in florida, a state which is still very much a microcosm of political forces nationwide, primary elections for the wide-open gubernatorial race pit the trump-endorsed candidate, congressman rhonda santist, against the state's agricultural commissioner, adam putman. on the democratic side, gwen graham is considered a favorite, and as the party hopes to win the governorship for the first time in more than two decades, with republican congressman eliana ross letnan retiring, a primary today could determine whether democrats win her seat in their bid to reta

i'm chris hayes. the president of the united states began this week with a two-day tweetstorm attacking robert mueller and anyone even seemingly tangentially connected with the russia investigation. but as the weekends it is trump and seemingly anyone tangentially connected to him who find themselves in deep trouble. and the thing of it is mueller may be the least of their worries. trump's campaign chairman has been convicted of multiple felonies. just a few days ago. seems like a while. his long-time personal lawyer pleaded guilty to felonies and directly implicated the president in federal crimes. his 23re7bd at the "national enquirer" has an immunity deal, and somewhere the contents of that safe full of trump dirt loom over the president. and now today his entire business empire, the very thing that defines donald j. trump, appears to be caught in the crosshairs of multiple investigations. the president has been railing against so-called rats, his word, who cooperate with law enforcement. and today

i am chris hayes. at the close of the first week of paul manafort's trial, things do not look good for the former campaign chairman. alleged tax evasion and bank fraud took on a human dimension. when his tax accountant testifying i knew it was wrong, i could have refused but that would expose the accounting firm to the risk of litigation or i could have called long time clients liars. i very much regret it. let's take stock of what mueller's team of prosecutors brought so far through the team of 14 witnesses already. there was an underlying method to manafort's consumer madness. when you bought clothing, for instance or even a suede beige coat with leather detailing, he often made those purchases of a wire transfer. paid wire transfer $128,280. or from the oriental rug gallery, wire transfer. or $263. those items were purchased from those cyprus bank accounts. here is the thing, it got worst for manafort. after the testimony of his bookkeeper, today, jurors as well as manafort himself were shown one by

"all in with chris hayes" starting now. >> tonight on all in. >> i have revoked the security clearances his way of trying to get back at me. >> tonight, john brennan responds. >> is this an effort to try to cowl individuals. >> james clapper, james comey. >> more former

"all in with chris hayes" starting right now. >> tonight on "all in". >> i said to myself, this russian connecting the russia investigation. >> mr. trump is getting more and more concerned. more and more desperate. i would say more and more

i am chris hayes, today the president of the united states publicly told his attorney general to shut down the investigation into the trump campaign. it is the furthest, the president has ever gone in his ranting about the probe and we may know why. the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani told reporters that special counsel wants to talk to the president. >> the most recent letter, they sent us a proposal, we responded. and they took ten-days and yesterday we got a letter back and now we are in the process of responding. >> the letter yesterday set the president off this morning with mueller wanting to ask trump about obstruction of justice. in that letter quote, mueller's team suggested, it is unclear which topic or topics would be left out. in subsequent twitter tirade, donald trump will quote, this is a terrible situation and attorney general jeff sessions should stop this rigged witch hunt right now before it continues to stain our country any further. bob mueller is conflicted. attorney general jeff sessions should stop this rigged witch hunt right now. that sounds a lot

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >> tonight on all in. >> roger stone in the special counselances under which i would testify against the president. >> the growing case against trump's long time friend and confidant. as the subpoenas of stone's associates pile up. >> i don't want to instigate the special counsel. >> day nine of the manafort trial. and one year after charlottesville. >> i think there is blame on both

. >> good evening, from new york, i am chris hayes. paul manafort is a shrewd liar so says the prosecution in the opening statement in the trial. opening statement and even the testimony of first witness hours ago, paul manafort facing 18 counts. bank fraud, tax evaluation, and conspiracy charges. work with should note which predated his duties on the campaign of donald trump. manafort a man who attended the infamous trump towers meeting. that man paul manafort faced the first of two trials today. in his opening statement prosecutor part of mueller's team portrayed manafort as greedy, a shrewd liar and three bank accounts in three countries. the evidence shows he placed himself and his money above the law and every year he lied. filed false tax returns, committed bank fraud, lied about his property, his debts, his net worth, and established offshore accounts and shell companies to funnel his lavish lifestyle. trump's former deputy campaign chairman rick gates. much more on that in a moment. today's opening statement arrived far sooner

"all in with chris hayes" starts now. >> tonight on all in. >> i am going to expose the corruption.the whistle on all of this. >> more allegations from omarosa and desperate reaction from trump world. >> i can't guarantee anything. >> tonight, separating out the truth whenever one

. >> good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. polls closed in missouri and parts of kansas. results are coming in tonight as i speak to you in the special election in ohio. final real world political barometer of the country before the election 91 days ahead. republican troy balderson and danny o'connor locked in an extremely close contest even though donald trump carried the district by 11 points in the 2016 election. democrats have been overperformi overperforming. i am joined by steve kornacki and his big board. what are we seeing in ohio? >> we are at an interesting moment. it is starting to end as i speak. counted all of the early vote, a significant portion of all of the early vote right here. danny o'connor, don't be fooled. the fact that he is up by 20 points. the democrats have tended to do much better in the early vote. that has been the case in ohio. we expect this to tighten. but when you take a look at where, here is one of the big stories we are seeing right now, franklin county, this is columbus, the immediate columbus suburb, a place that hillary clinton won

"all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on all in. >> it is a witch hunt hoax. >> the presidente investigation of the president. >> the president is stating his opinion. >> tonight the most damming evidence yet of obstruction in plain sight. and why the trump legal team is scrambling after a letter from robert mueller >> the most recent letter, they sent us a proposal. >> then, day two of the manafort trial. >> now paul manafort is a nice guy. >> why the

. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. a man at the center of a litany of trump scandals has been unceremoniously dumped. don mcgahn found out today he is out of the white house the same way that we all did, via tweet. donald trump saying this morning, don mcgann will be leaving his position in the fall. shortly after the confirmation of brett carve an gnaw of the supreme court. the washington post reports, trump's announcement of mcgahn's departure came as a surprise, including to mcgahn. while it had been an open secret inside the white house, mcgahn planned to leave after kavanaugh's -- >> shortly after the inauguration, it was acting attorney general sally yates who says she warned mcgahn about national security adviser michael flynn and his contacts with russia. michael flynn, of course, eventually pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about contacts with the russian ambassador. and in march 2017 the fbi says it gave mcgahn derogatory information about then staff secretary rob porter. porter didn't resign until almost a

"all in with chris hayes" starts now. >> i feel badly for paul manafort.. we continue the witch hunt. >> michael cohen guilty. >> how are you? >> paul manafort, guilty. >> mr. manafort is disappoints. >> on eight felony counts each. >> i did nothing wrong. you have to understand. >> as michael cohen claims trump directed his hush money crime. >> did you know about

"all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in,". >> special counsel is negotiating withfor roger stone. we are learning about where mueller is headed. bank fraud, oligarchs and more suits on day through of the manafort trial. >> the white house

. >> "all in with chris hayes," starts right now. >> tonight on "all in". >> we're the only ones.r. >> an admission from a top republican. >> we have to keep the majority. if we do not keep the majority, all of this goes away. >> the house is the last line of defense for the president. >> it's totally corrupt politics. >> tonight, the clear need for oversight and investigation of a government completely run by republican. then why the judge in the manafort trial was apologizing today. plus why twitter is breaking with youtube and

"all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in,". >> special counsel is negotiating with an interview of the man who set up the meeting. and bad news for roger stone. we are learning about where mueller is headed. bank fraud, oligarchs and more suits on day through of the manafort trial. >> the white house affirms the. >> all in starts right now. good evening from new york. we are learning more about how special counsel robert mueller's investigation is closing in on the president and his inner circle. nbc reported that conversations are ongoing between the special counsel and emin agoa lar ov. a british music composer wrote to don jr. and in their meeting offered to provide the trump campaign with official documents and information that would incriminate hillary and her dealings with russia. this is part of russia and it's government's support for mr. trump. according to the "wall street journal." a aid to roger stone must testify before the grand jury. roger stone who you will recall appears in mueller's indictment of 12 russian intelligence officers. stone is reference

"all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in,". >> i say it. i say it again.makes it clear his retaliation is all about russia. >> mr. mueller is conflicted. let him write his report. there is no collusion. >> tonight, what this could do to the mueller investigation. >> i think the manafort trial is sad. >> did the president just try to taint the manafort jury? >> i think it is sad to what they have done to manafort. >> bad news for president trump's desire to have a big show. >> a great parade t

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i am chris hayes on a day of extraordinary news, one big headline above all the rest, the news of the president of the united states who is identified in court documents today, directed his personal attorney to break the law in order to influence the outcome of the presidential election. for the next hour, we are going to examine the implications for individual one, donald j. trump. it was a historically bad day for the president. as cohen, his long time lower and fixer, and paul manafort simultaneously appearing in different courtrooms. both determined to be guilty of multiple federal crimes within the space of just a few minutes this afternoon. cohen pleaded guilty to eight counts, tax evaluation, lying, and campaign finance violations. manafort was convicted by a jury on eight counts of tax fraud, bank fraud. at the same time the president was leaving to a rally in west virginia verge. >> mr. trump. any reaction on the manafort trial? >> that rally is now ongoing. and the president has yet to mention paul manafort and michael cohen. both manafort and cohen played crucial roles in g

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and then you have maxine waters who likes to talk about it an awful lot, and she was on chris hayes last know some of the democrats are saying don't mention the word impeachment, don't worry about the investigation, let mueller take care of that. we got to talk about our issues. while we can do both. >> martha: so why are you against it given the fact that you seem to think there was so much egregious and potentially illegal behavior? >> when i said, "we won't," i meant we won't impeach someone who is doing a good job. if you've broken the law, it doesn't matter if you are democrat or republican, you are not above the law. but we should lead with the problems he said he would address. rising health care costs, rising paychecks, he has not done that. america is in a trump slump where health care costs are going up and paychecks are going down and corruption continues to spread. we shouldn't look the other way on impeachment but until we are in the majority, we should focus on those issues and if we do win in november, conduct all the investigations of republicans have been completely unwi

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in.." >> i've had many friends involveds called flipping and almost ought to be illegal. >> the president rails against flipping. > i know all about flipping, for 30, 40 years i've been watching fl flippers. >> as his former fixer tries to cooperate with the mule ter probe. >> are we good? >> then -- >> i need to open up a company for the transfer of all of that info regarding our friend davided. >> our friend david who publishes the "national enquirer" granted immunity in the cohen case. plus. >> i don't know how you can impeach somebody who has done a great job. >> donald trump openly addressing impeachment. >> i think impeachment would be to