"time" magazine contributor jay newton and "washington post" columnist dana milbank.sident trump was on message most of the trip. things fell apart saturday. the "new york times" suggested he might be tired. is that what this is? >> certainly that has been a trend when he gets tired, when he does send out these sort of tweets he goes off message and you saw that in the campaign when he had very late nights, longer speeches he went off message. in this case it's interesting the tweet he's responding to, also calls him mentally unstable in that same tweet and chose to focus on the old aspect of all of those insults that's the one he responded to, donald trump responded to with kim jong-un. it is striking, he spent this entire trip in asia trying so hard to be on message talking about trade issues, talking about issues of national security and then at the end of this, he does really kind of go off the rails. this tweet and also tweets against hillary clinton, barack obama, it's just been sort of an interesting classic weekend for donald trump on the twitter field. >> dan

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anyway, we'll be right back after this. >>> i want to thank shannon pettypiece and dana milbank and jason johnson. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts >>> tonight on "all in." >> there's been no collusion, no obstruction and virtually everyone agrees to that. >> what we know about the investigation into president trump. >> there was no collusion between us and russia. >> the case for collusion. >> the issue of collusion is still open. >> the case for obstruction. >> i take the president at his word that i was fired because of the russia investigation. >> and what following the money could reveal. >> we all know why donald trump isn't releasing his taxes, he's hiding something. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. for weeks now, the president and his allies have been insisting that special counsel robert mueller doesn't have far to go and it's only a matter of time before mueller clears the president and his inner circle

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i want to bring up the dana milbank quote in a moment.rst thought on the message to the president last night? it was not a good night for donald trump. i think it is dangerous to read too much into these election results and think that this is going to mean there is going to be a democratic sweep in 2018. having said that, i think the margin of victory is for the democrats in virginia and new jersey is encouraging and could do a lot to energize the democratic base. and i think it does show a path to victory going forward, which is a combination of higher turnouts, particularly amongst women and african-americans. that if the democrats can not descend into infighting between progressive and moderate wings of the party, they could win. tom: here is dana milbank in the "washington post." our is mr. gillespie to republican audience. he rented republican party for a wild. he turned the virginia .ace into a cultural war this time, the cultural warrior lost. bless the's campaign shows even more clearly than the trump victory did that among trump

>>> i want to thank shannon pettypiece and dana milbank and jason johnson. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts tonight. >>> tonight on "all in." >> there's been no collusion, no obstruction and virtually everyone agrees to that. >> what we know about the investigation into president trump. >> there was no collusion between us and russia. >> the case for collusion. >> the issue of collusion is still open. >> the case for obstruction. >> i take the president at his word that i was fired because of the russia investigation. >> and what following the money could reveal. >> we all know why donald trump isn't releasing his taxes, he's hiding something. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. for weeks now, the president and his allies have been insisting that special counsel robert mueller doesn't have far to go and it's only a matter of time before mueller clears the president and his inner circle of wrongdoing. in the wake of the first guilty plea and criminal indictmen

annie linski is with the "boston globe," dana milbank is with "the washington post" and sun minh kims a reporter with politico. let's start with annie on this. how do they sell it when people see it's really about the estate tax for people that have more than $20 million to give their grandkids. when they see it's the corporate windfall of 35 down to 20, of the richest losing getting a big tax break at the top. and also things like taking away the tax break you get for paying interest on your student loans, while giving people tax deductions for sending their kids to prep cools. >> well, i think that they sell it by hoping that people are going to focus first on the fact that they've done something. what the republicans are trying to do and really need to do is change the narrative that they are unable to govern. and i think, first of all, there will be this sort of, we can accomplish something. and then i think they're going to hope that people just don't necessarily notice the changes to their bills. i mean, there's no other way to put it, since so many people are actually going to