Tonight on all that.

Alito struck me almost immediately upon sitting down to talk with him as a radical,

as a fanatic.

Seven days for presidential debate and justice for January 6th is delayed again.

We got the judges that had been groomed to put into the pipeline to do what they are now doing.

Tonight, how the far right radical court keeps creating its own law.

One side or the other. One side or the other. court keeps creating its own law.

One side or the other.

One side or the other is right to win.

Then Judge Aline Cannon puts Jack Smith's case on trial

amid new reporting on the federal judges who asked her to step aside.

And Louisiana mandates religion in the classroom.

This bill mandates the display of the Ten Commandments in every classroom.

Tonight, the Hollywood origins of Louisiana's Ten Commandments.

Those who will not live by the Lord shall die by the Lord.

When all in starts right now. Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes all eyes on the Supreme Court this

week again. It's the end of its term quickly approaches and the justice dragged

their feet on issuing some of their most hotly

anticipate decisions. Today the court did release four opinions but there was still no ruling on the

most pressing case of the year, the one that has a clock ticking against it.

And that of course is Donald Trump's claim that he is immune from being prosecuted

for any of his actions while in office.

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