all in with chris hayes starts now. tonight, on all in. you look at what i m trump is trying to do, you can t do it by himself. he has to have collaborators. the story of mike johnson is a story of a collaborator. i collaboration is happening in plain sight. we have to blur some of the faces of persons who participated in the events of that day because we don t want them to be retaliated against. and to be charged by the doj. tonight, speaker of the house announces plans to help january six rioters escape justice. then, martin gellman on trump s stated plans to use the power of the presidency to evade justice and punish enemies. plus, emergency meeting on florida to replace a republican party chairman of amid disturbing rape allegations. and how one senator s crusade against aircraft carrier poetry just came to a bizarre and. we are so woke in the min military. we ve got people doing pawns on aircraft carriers over the land loudspeaker. when all in starts, rig
tonight on the reidout he was actually willing to do whatever it took to stay in power. and i think although i certainly regret my support for him, there s no question now that anyone could say we don t know what he ll do. you know, maybe we can trust he ll uphold the constitution. every day, he tells us what he ll do. liz cheney speaks of her regret for supporting trump for years. and warned about the consequences if trump returns to the white house. and there is a very interesting new filing from special counsel jack smith regarding trump s long history of lying about election fraud going all the way back to 2012. also tonight, one of trump s georgia codefendants, remember, the one who used to work for kanye, may have jeopardized her bond by appearing to threaten witness ruby freeman on instagram. but we begin tonight with making the case against donald trump. as more and more warnings about the dangers of a second trump presidency pile up, a new legal filing
in since the war started to. food prices are going up. wfp is warning now the area is on the brink of (inaudible) we re starting to see a spread of waterborne disease. that is a cocktail very familiar to humanitarians, it s what proceeds the scale of mortality in famine or humanitarian crisis. i want to be clear, quote the world food programme, saying eight weeks of the war is a high risk of famine for all the people of gaza, especially for those with chronic diseases, older persons, children, and those living disabilities. but the very high casualty toll, we think, again, according to statistics we have, which comes from the gaza health ministry, as many as 6000 children, possibly more, the vast majority, to my understanding, are from direct result of israeli airstrikes, bombardment, and mortars, right? you are saying there is now a real possibility of this secondary mortality. right. what you look at something like the famine in somalia in 2011 that killed people, tho
about trump s plans, which would move the country away from democracy and into full-blown autocracy. also tonight, expelled from the house of representatives, former congressman george santos begins his revenge tour. and he s already cashing in on his infamy. we begin tonight with notes on a florida scandal. a hot mess sending shock waves through the state s republican party. the florida man in question is not donald trump for once. instead, this is a scandal involving christian ziegler, the chairman of florida s republican party. this is ziegler, a longtime party official who served as vice chairman of the state party prior to his election as chair. he is now under criminal investigation for allegations related to sexual battery, including rape according to a complaint filed with the sarasota police department. ziegler has denied the allegations. a heavily redacted report was released thursday. as you can see, it includes mention of rape, sexual assault complaint, and se
the republican front runners nixon defense goes poof. when the president does it, that means that it is not illegal. tonight, why two major rulings against donald trump could be jack smith s biggest victory to date. then, the tragic culmination of the george santos saga. you have no business in this building! tonight, the long road to today s historic expulsion. that makes me jewish. it s always been a party favor, everyone s always laughed. now everybody is canceling me. just when you thought ron desantis couldn t get cringier. you are trolling folks and trying to find migrants to play political games and get some attention seeking out trump trump. by the way, how is that going for? you all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. we ve got huge developments tonight in two of the trials of donald trump. just within the last half hour, judge tanya chutkan, who was overseeing the federal criminal case of january 6th and the attempt to