Tonight on All-Land.

This is not typical to charge a member of Congress, and neither is the way the Justice Department

rolled it out.

Donald Trump's personal lawyer charges a sitting member of Congress.

We were assaulted.

The mayor was arrested.

He was walked back through the facility through the back gate, and then we still waited

for our tour. Newark Mayor Raz Baraka on what he saw that day and his experience with Trump's

justice system. Then, you are cutting programs and firing staff with no plan and no understanding

of what the department you are leading even does for the

American people.

Senator Tammy Baldwin on the damage being done by RFK Jr.'s HHS.

Plus, speaking of no understanding, habeas corpus is a constitutional right that the president

has to be able to remove people from this

country. No, excuse me. That's incorrect. What all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. The regime is prosecuting opposition legislators.

Sentence whose implications you immediately understand whenever it comes up in an account from some

foreign country somewhere in the world, right? Hallmark of authoritarian regimes.

And now it happens to be true here in the United States. Because Donald Trump's former

personal lawyer, Alina Haba, the interim U.S. Attorney for New Jersey,

who has not been confirmed by the Senate and has no real qualifications for the job,

has filed very obviously trumped up federal criminal charges against a sitting Democratic congresswoman

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