Tonight on All-Ed.

We can do things during the shutdown that are irreversible, that are bad for them.

The Trump government goes to court to stop food assistance for millions.

The American people are already suffering, and the suffering is going to get a lot worse.

Tonight, the growing human toll of the Trump shutdown.

One in children in our state are about to lose their source of food.

And as prices and unemployment keep rising, the growing rejection of Trump's trade war.

You did see either four to five Republicans join with Democrats to overturn Trump's power.

Then alarming new reporting on the White House plan to send troops everywhere.

And I could send the Army, Navy, Air Force trains. I can save.

Send anybody I wanted.

And why the FBI director's latest date night on a private jet is making headlines.

Do you know why I have to use a private jet because Congress made it mandatory?

In April 5th, well, we didn't make it mandatory that you go to UFC games with Melt Gibson.

Are you telling me I can't go home?

And all ends start right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. It is day 30 of the government shutdown.

And Donald Trump is not lifting a finger to get

things back open. He's not even pretending to. In fact, today his administration was in court trying to make it

harder for tens of millions of Americans to afford food amidst the shutdown. Trump himself hasn't even been in

the country, just returned from a trip to Asia, where he tried to clean up

a different mess that he made. Today, Trump met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Busan, South

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