Tonight on All-Anne, in Dytman Watch, under William and Hatton, as new details emerge in Georgia.

Tonight what the grand jury heard in Fulton County in multiple calls between Trump and election officials.

Man, we know that the aggressive behavior was intentional. We also know it was very unprofessional and very unsafe.

Pentagon footage of the moment Russian jets attacked a U.S. drone, plus with 2024 in full swing in Iowa, new concerns about the social skills of Ron DeSantis.

And a pressure-minder of the days when a scandal like Stormy Daniels would end political careers.

I spend time with a woman I shouldn't have. I paid her with a check. I wish I hadn't done that.

But All-Anne starts right now.

Good evening from New York, I'm Chris Hayes, and we are officially on Dytman Watch, as multiple investigations into Donald Trump reach their final chapters.

There's never been an indictment of a former president in America history, and we may be about to find out what it's like when there is.

First, there's the Manhattan District Attorney's investigation into Trump, including that hush money payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels.

Daniels, of course, received $130,000 payment back in 2016, which she says was to cover up an affair she had with Trump shortly after his youngest son was born.

Trump claims the encounter never happened.

Daniels met with prosecutors yesterday. As does Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohn, the man who, of course, went to prison for facilitating that payment and pleaded guilty to it.

But in fact, Cohn has met with prosecutors more than 20 times during this investigation, and he testified before at Grand Jury twice just this week.

Today, Cohn said he believes an indictment for Trump is coming soon.

I've having spoken and met with them so many times. Do you believe that an indictment is imminent?

I do. And do you think it could happen sooner rather than later?

Let's all hope it's sooner rather than later, because everyone needs to be held accountable. Everyone needs to be held to the same standard of the law, and that includes former presidents.

It's not just Michael Cohn, either many legal experts, most that we've spoken to agree the actions of DA Alvin Bregg's office only really make sense if an indictment is looming and or imminent that it could come any day now.

But, as you probably know, New York case isn't the only legal threat for Donald Trump.

The ex-president is facing so many legal challenges as like trying to keep up with the street game of free card money.

Where will the indictment first pop up? Will it be under Card 1, the Manhattan DA's office, or will it be under Card 2, special counsel Jack Smith investigating Trump's mishandling of classified documents and his attempted coup? Or maybe it's under Card 3?

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