'Now is the time to break glass’: Chris Hayes reacts to Schumer interview

All In with Chris Hayes

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🗓️ 20 March 2025

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Guests: Jamelle Bouie, Norm Eisen, Jameel Jaffer A five-alarm constitutional fire, and the case for political risk before it's too late. Plus, the Trump administration's actions to destroy higher education in America. And one of the key elections Democrats are pointing to as a place to start a comeback.

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0:00.0	Tonight on All In.
0:03.0	If democracy is at risk, that's a little different than what we're talking about now.
0:06.7	You think we're not there yet?
0:07.6	Well, I think we're getting there and we have to be really visually.
0:10.0	Donald Trump, a five alarm constitutional fire and the case for political risk before it's too late.
0:17.0	Then.
0:18.0	I support Elon Musk and the Department of Government officials.
0:23.6	The everyday people standing up from town hall meetings in Nebraska to a schoolhouse in Idaho.
0:31.6	Do your job!
0:33.6	Do your job!
0:35.6	Do your job! Do your job!
0:45.1	Laws from California to Columbia University, the Trump administration's actions to destroy higher education in America.
0:50.6	We have to honestly and aggressively attack the universities in this country.
0:54.7	And it's one of the key elections where Democrats hope to start a comeback.
1:00.3	Look, you can start to lame duck this on April 1st.
1:03.1	When All In starts right now.
1:13.3	Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. The movement to resist Donald Trump's unconstitutional power grab faces two fundamental questions. How bad are things right now? And when is it time to use
1:20.7	every possible democratic means to slow his assault? Last night I had Senate Democratic leader
1:26.3	Chuck Schumer on this program, and the interview
1:28.5	was clarifying in many ways. But one of my main takeaways from it is that there's a fundamental
1:33.5	difference between how some people view this moment and how others do. I think some people think
1:38.6	we are in a constitutional crisis, that there is a plan in place to impose a dictatorship on this country
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