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🗓️ 25 January 2025

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Guests: Sahil Kapur, Jane Mayer, Sen. Richard Blumenthal, Morgan Chesky, Rep. Robert Garcia, Elie Mystal, Courtney Kube After the final arguments over Pete Hegseth, how many Republicans with break with Trump's pick? Tonight: full coverage of the Pete Hegseth vote. And after calling to end FEMA while in North Carolina, President Trump lands in California.

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0:00.0	Tonight on All In.
0:03.3	Is this man with a known history of excessive drinking?
0:08.7	The guy you want at the other end of the phone at 2 a.m. in a crisis?
0:13.1	In control of the nuclear codes? Who are we kidding?
0:16.8	The final arguments over Pete Heggseth, how many Republicans will break with Trump's pick?
0:22.6	Are you concerned if there might be some blowback from Trump allies, Trump himself?
0:27.0	Oh, there already is. There already is.
0:30.6	Tonight, full coverage as the debate ends, and we bring you live coverage of the Pete Heggseth vote.
0:37.0	And after calling to end the Federal Emergency Management Agency in North Carolina,
0:41.2	President Trump lands in California.
0:44.0	I appreciate the governor coming out and meeting me, Kevin.
0:48.6	We very much.
0:50.3	What all in starts right now.
0:56.7	Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. We're watching Capitol Hill right now.
1:00.3	We're in the next hour, we believe. The Senate is going to vote on whether to confirm Donald Trump's recklessly unqualified nominee Pete Hegseff to run the Department of Defense.
1:10.8	Republicans can afford to lose three votes from their own party. recklessly unqualified nominee Pete Hegseth to run the Department of Defense.
1:16.8	Republicans can afford to lose three votes from their own party and still get Hegseth across the finish line to confirmation by the skin of his teeth. They would need J.D. Vance to split the
1:21.4	tie. But already two Republican senators have announced they will not vote to confirm Hegseth,
1:26.8	Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Susan Collins of Maine.
1:30.2	Today on Capitol Hill, Collins explained her no vote on Heggseth to NBC News, and she went into
1:35.5	damning detail.
1:38.3	I ended up having a number of concerns.
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