speaker. at home we re watching a major test of former president trump s influence over the republican party. in the five states where voters are headed to the polls today to vote in primary elections, all eyes will be on the slate of candidates who the former president endorsed and have embraced the big lie that the 2020 election was stolen. will that message resonate with republican primary voters? today will also be a big test for these three house republicans who were among the ten who voted to impeach the former president. will they survive after taking a critical stand? one of today s biggest tests will happen in kansas where abortion rights are on the ballot for the first time since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. we ll have the latest into the massive implications of that vote. let s get right into it with nbc s steve kornacki at the big board. steve, what are you looking for this morning? a couple things, jose, you touched on. i think this referendum in
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new york times reports a major escalation in the department of justice grand jury probe of trump s inner circle. and, mark ally on the part of the big lie in the claim they have a 45,000 new poll launches for election day but, 57 days out. new caution on what will look. like great numbers for. democrats, and why even the pundits of russian cable news are openly and loudly disagreeing with their favorite pundit on american cable news. vladimir putin is not losing the war in ukraine, he s winning the war in ukraine. when all in starts right now good evening from new york. i am chris hayes. in a major escalation, the department of justice has now sent 40 subpoenas to trump allies, just this past week, as part of its investigation into the attempted coup and the insurrection. new york times reports, the doj also seized cell phones from two of trump s coup plotting aids, boris epshteyn and mike roman. now, mike roman might feel a little remote in your memory. there s