Tonight on All-in. Where's the mandate? You know, is it in the room with us? Maybe it's hiding under the table.

A difficult start for the MAGA Congress as the president-elect receives a court date.

The judge overseeing the Trump-Hush Money case has just ordered President-elect Donald Trump to appear for sentencing on

January 10th.

Tonight, the latest evidence of a politically diminished Trump by way of today's speaker vote

and what to expect from his newly scheduled sentencing.

Then, Senator Chris Murphy on how Democrats will operate in this brand-new session.

And almost four years after the bombs were planted at the RNC and D&C headquarters,

why is the FBI releasing new evidence now?

I'm sure that there are people who know who the suspect is and we'd really ask them to call us.

An all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. Well, here we go.

Mike Johnson has been elected Speaker of the House on the first ballot with an asterisk.

Technically, as a, you know, pass fail, the very first round of this new MAGA era of

governance, it was a pass by the barest possible margin. But if you're grading Mike Johnson's

performance today and the Republicans in general, I don't think you give them an A. Now, again,

on paper, this should have been straightforward pro-former vote. That's what these traditionally

have been until this era. Republicans control the House of Representatives. Donald Trump, the incoming president,

gave Johnson his complete and total endorseant, and so you think that's that. But a group of

nine House Republicans were reluctant to back Donald Trump's guy, and with Johnson working

with such a narrow majority,

nine's a pretty big number. Now, after initially airing their dissatisfaction, six of those

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