mark leibovitz, thank you so much. is tonight's read out, all in with chris hayes, starts right now. tonight, on all in.t the text message purge at the secret service. >> we received a letter today that did provide us with a lot of documents with this data. they did not receive the additional text messages that we were looking for. >> tonight, congresswoman zoloft karen, on the growing scandal of secret service deletion of january six text messages as calls of a cover-up grow. then, the flood of evidence, likely leading to more hearings, and new fallout, from the doj memo about political prosecutions. the one state committee takes the stand in the trial of steve bannon. when indiana abortion doctor, threatening a defamation lawsuit, against her state attorney general, and, jelani cobb, on the high stakes of the georgia election, completely worked by donald trump. >> he used to think i was crazy. i would put a gun to my head, snap, wouldn't even think about it. >> all in, starting right now. >> good evening from new yor

journalist and author mark leibovitz does that in his latest book, "thank you for your servitude." to the newshour. congratulations on this book. i want to say, as you point out, this is not a book about donald trump, but you also make it clear what you think about him and what you believe he has done to this country. mark: what is interesting is that people have been his biggest enablers, have been submissive to him throughout the last few years and have supported him every step of the way -- a lot ofhe people who have been some of the most enduring supporters of his and congress, in the senate, lindsey graham, kevin mccarthy, mitch mcconnell, in privately have a great deal of contempt for him. mitch mcconnell is the exception, he has publicly condemned the president much more vocally than others. ultimately, the former president has been made possible by the complicity of the republican party and eight sort of glorified geriatric golfer in florida. judy: you had access to a number of these people in leadership, kevin mccarthy, senator lindsey graham. give us a sense of how they e

the account is from the journalist mark leibovitz. a copy of his book obtained by cnn.ld him some he's not much of a crier but something snapped in him. i spent my whole adult life in the building, it disturbs me foundational he. ryan also saying he never thought trumps grievances would result result in the violence on genuine six. hope to see you tomorrow, monica picks up our coverage right now. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm monica cabrera in new york. the former president promised the january 6th rally would be wild. 24 hours from now, the committee investigating that deadly day plans to prove trumps invite was, quote, a siren call for extremists. not only that, the panel says it will show how trump allies encouraged or even communicated with these far right extremists. >> we will be connecting the dots between these groups, and those who were tryin