Tonight on All In.

I've been with contractors because we're trying to get the ballroom built.

The president keeps his eye on the ballroom as Pete Heggseth faces Congress.

I'm just asking what your perspective is. Are you afraid to take ownership of this?

Do you think it was a good idea or not?

My, when I, as I have consulted the president, do I think it's a good idea to confront a nuclear

bomb? Tonight, Rokana on the Heggseth hearing and the cost of a war with no end in sight.

You know what I'm sad for? I'm sad for all the people who voted for Trump. I'm sad for them

because you've betrayed them.

Then the growing fears of a return to Jim Crow after today's Supreme Court decision

gutting the Voting Rights Act. Plus, the question now recurs on final passage of HB1D. The

clerk will are locked a machine and the members will proceed to vote.

The legal fight against Florida's push to redraw democracy and Senator Adam Schiff on Donald Trump's

second attempt to get James Comey.

Are you telling the American people this morning that this is a serious case and this is a serious set of charges

and that laws and facts are not being warped to carry out a political agenda.

When all ends starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. Donald Trump's war on Iran turns two months old this

week, and he's required by law to seek authorization from Congress by Friday to continue the war.

But Trump is not seeking a war declaration. Crucially, though, he's also not ending it, right?

I mean, the war's not over. There's a temporary ceasefire, but we are now in a

quagmire of Donald Trump's own making, one that's threatening the global economy and your

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