Tonight on All-In, I think there's a sense among Fox viewers.

There's really no sign that this is kind of pierced their bubble.

Fox News resumes its regularly scheduled programming.

They left it on the left of dogs, by the way, you know, the people who left it on dogs.

Tonight how the Murdoch monopoly ceded trust to Trump and how we're all paying for it.

Then she's the face of the Republican Party Congress.

Personal inquiry, point of personal inquiry.

That's there's no such thing by just a second.

Tonight you reporting on our Marjorie Taylor Green is helping to fund vulnerable House Republicans.

Then my interview with the freshman Democrat using social media to expose the truth about Congress.

Most of the really angry voices in Congress are totally faking it.

And as a Supreme Court delays action on an abortion pill ruling,

Senator Tammy Duckworth on the Republican vote to end abortion care at the VA.

We're going to vote to overturn the Veterans Affairs Department's new abortion policy.

But All-In starts right now.

Good evening from New York.

I'm Chris Hayes.

Fox News has settled the defamation suit brought against them by dominion voting systems.

But the underlying problem, and it's a deep and profound one, is not going anywhere.

And now Fox has to pay $787 million for a bind they got themselves into.

It's a bind to the whole country is in a certain way.

But what I'm talking about is the problem,

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