Tonight on All In.

It was never thought of as being much. It was a very small building.

New questions over Donald Trump's White House destruction.

I think he was dishonest about his intent in terms of we're not going to touch anything.

Tonight, the Senate demands answers over funding and the legality of Trump's new palace for himself.

Then, don't go with tariffs to take an answer. I saw an ad last night from Canada.

As farmers, ranchers, and consumers struggle why the president is lashing out at Canada.

Over the long run, such trade barriers hurt every American worker and consumed.

Plus, today's day in court for the Trump-ordered prosecution of Letitia James.

This is not about me. This is about all of us.

And my interview with the ghostwriter of Virginia Jouffrey's memoir on what the world needs to know about Jeffrey Epstein.

Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein?

And all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York, Congress Hayes.

The east wing of the White House has been reduced to rubble.

Donald Trump, unilaterally and quite irreversibly, destroyed an entire wing of the people's

house to build a ballroom that he wants. It will be almost twice the size of the actual White House,

and according to ABC News, he wants to name it after himself, shocker.

There has been an outpouring of rage and repulsion from the American public in response to these images.

Flash polling shows people do not like the president destroying an icon of our democracy on a whim.

One historian telling the Associated Press that demolishing the East Wing demeans the history of the office of the First Lady, which has historically operated from the East Wing.

I was devastated. I was really devastated. I was because we had heard that they were going to save this building.

...