Tonight on All Land

The core question is why the hell does Tucker Carl still have a job here in the first place?

This is someone who said white supremacy is a hoax.

There's a brand new answer to that core question.

Now that we're waging war on white supremacists, can somebody tell us in very clear language what a white supremacist is?

Tonight, you reporting on the text messages at the center of the Fox News decision to fire Tucker.

The idea that this could become public was very frightening for the company.

Then another twist in the Trump trial.

Trump, why are you here in Zeta, in New York for your civil case, please?

Why Trump's attorneys say they will present no defense?

Plus, how should American news media appropriately cover a twice impeached,

criminally indicted frontrunner who's credibly accused of rape and former attorney general

on the anti-democratic outbreak in state houses from Ohio to North Carolina and beyond?

But all in, starts right now.

Good evening from New York.

I'm Chris Hayes.

As we dive into the third consecutive presidential election cycle,

Donald Trump's a candidate, I think there's been an undeniable change in our political discourse over these eight years.

It has to do with the acceptability and ubiquity of just open explicit racism.

Now, I don't want to say our politics themselves in substance at become more racist.

I think it's hard to say.

But I do think, I think a lot of people feel there's been a noticeable shift in just the kinds of things

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