Tonight on All-In.

I never went bankrupt.

Well, on the brink.

Neil, I never went bankrupt.

First, the family fortune, then the American economy.

Just like everything else he inherited, he messed it up.

Tonight, the flashing warning signs that Donald Trump is botching another inheritance.

How long should Americans expect things to cost a bit more?

There could be some disturbance, a little bit of disturbance.

Then, new reporting on an explosive confrontation between Trump's cabinet and Elon Musk.

There's living the dream and there's living the meme, and it's pretty much what's happening, you know.

Plus, Trump's former veteran affairs secretary on the doge damage to the VA,

grim new reporting on the measles outbreak in Texas, and a stunning update to the president's farcical fix for California fires.

I opened up the water for California. It's a great thing. It's too bad they didn't do it

themselves. When all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. Donald Trump has had three

inheritances handed to him in his life.

First, his daddy's fortune, which he mostly squandered, then the repaired economy that Barack Obama

handed him, which he left in smoldering COVID ruins, and then the repaired economy that Joe Biden

handed to him, which by all indications, he intends to

destroy. This morning, we got the monthly jobs report. It was a miss. The economy added 151,000

jobs last month, nearly 20,000 short of expectations. But as disappointing as a report may be,

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