Tonight on All-In.

As you know from real estate, there are some places that are never for sale.

That's true.

Trade war reality begins to set in.

Having met with the owners of Canada over the course of the campaign last several months, it's not for sale, won't be for sale, ever.

Still no deals, maybe no dolls.

I don't think a beautiful baby girl needs, it's 11 years old, needs to have 30 dolls.

Tonight growing concerns that the shopkeeper is out to lunch.

I could announce 50 to 100 deals right now because, you know,

I'm the shopkeeper and I keep the store. Then, alarming new reporting on a U.S. intelligence

assessment that undercuts Trump's wartime deportation plan. Plus, Senator Adam Schiff on a major

setback for Trump's pick for DC U.S. attorney.

And a Trump-appointed judge blocks the Republican plot to steal an election.

We have a chance to show America what it means to fight hard.

Justice Allison Riggs on our big court victory. What all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. The president of the United States really does seem

hellbent on intentionally destroying the U.S. economy. And even after everything we've seen,

there are still some folks, in fact, some very powerful, wealthy people who have not really come

to terms with this. Now, in part, this is due to the fact the president truly, and I mean truly,

does not even seem to understand the most basic way the economy he wants to destroy currently functions. Take, for instance,

his ridiculous shopkeeper metaphor. Think of us as a super luxury store, a store that has the

goods. You're going to come and you're going to pay a price and we're going to

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