Tonight on all land. We actually have a full jury now. We got it. We got it.

We got it.

The full jury is set. Three more sleeps before the trial of Donald Trump.

We're going to have opening statements on Monday morning.

This trial is starting.

Trump is without any debate or dispute going into Monday, kicking and screaming.

Tonight a last-ditch effort to delay is denied.

He said, sir, we're not finished, sit down,

and Donald Trump was incredibly humbled by that, but also peeved.

A barrage of rulings from the courthouse, including which prior bad acts can be used at trial.

When you show that a defendant has bad character, the jury is much

more inclined to convict them. Then the historic vote in the House marking a

major defeat for both Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.

Last night after midnight, we officially lost control of the House to the Democrats.

And 200 days from election day, real evidence America's reacquaintance with Donald Trump is going well for President

Biden.

But all-in starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. Next week this big experiment is set to begin,

one we have never seen before in all of American history.

Ever since the Sixth Amendment was ratified in 1791, every

American accused of a crime in this country has been guaranteed the right to a

trial by jury. But for over 200 years no jury filled with average American citizens has ever sat in

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