Tonight on All In.

We basically have two countries that have been fighting so long and so hard that they don't know what the fuck they're doing.

A shaken Trump, a shaky ceasefire, and new reporting on what America's attack on Iran accomplished.

The early findings conclude that the strikes over the weekend set back Iran's nuclear

program by only a few months.

Tonight, Senator Chris Murphy on the leaked intelligence assessment that points to less

than obliteration and the White House PR campaign.

President Trump is going to win the Nobel Peace Prize, no doubt.

Then growing outrage over the brutal takedown of a landscaper in California and the Marine

son who's trying to free his father from ICE custody.

I did feel betrayed because it's just like these are my people.

All that and the stunning new whistleblower report on the eve of Emil Bovi's nomination hearing.

When All In starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. Do you remember like three nights ago when Donald Trump

ordered the U.S. to bomb Iran and how very clear he was, the U.S. had obliterated Iran's nuclear

capabilities. They were gone. They were done. It was over. And then they bombed a U.S.

base in Qatar and retaliation, although no one was heard. And then he announced a

ceasefire that would last for eternity. Today, our president screamed obscenities on TV because it didn't

last for eternity. Doesn't maybe even exist now? Unclear? Cover your ears because we're also learning

that obliterated might not be

exactly accurate either. As Trump travels to Europe for a meeting with NATO partners, U.S.

officials are telling multiple outlets that according to a new classified report by the Defense

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