Tonight on OLAF.

The army of millions and millions of human beings screwing in little, little screws to make iPhones.

That kind of thing is going to come to America.

Back to the factories and back down to the mines.

I told my people never use the word coal unless you put beautiful clean before it.

Tonight as the economy keeps skidding, Donald Trump brings us back to the future.

Our country was the strongest, believe it or not, from 1870 to 1913.

Plus, Paul Krugman on the economic plan, even Republicans won't defend.

Whose throat do I get to choke if this proves to be wrong?

Then the American attorney detained at an airport for defending protesters joins me exclusively.

And what is our top national health official doing as the largest measles outbreak of the century

keeps growing?

Health and Human Services Director Robert F., Jr. attended the girls' funeral on

Sunday to comfort the families.

When all ends starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. Well, here we are now on day 78 of the second Donald Trump presidency, and we are on the precipice of a trade war that has no precedent in modern history.

Trump's saying that starting tonight at midnight, the U.S. will tax imports from China at a rate of 104%, an announcement that sent stock markets back

into freefall as everyone contemplates the world's two biggest trading partners, bringing global

commerce to a halt.

Now, basically, every economist across the spectrum, with maybe a few exceptions, thinks

this is a disaster.

The conservative opinion writers

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