Tonight, on All-In.

You take a look at that face, you say, that guy is a sick man, there's something wrong with him.

The indicted ex-president enters mobster mode, and the Department of Justice responds.

What seems to be an issue is that Jack Smith isn't liking the discomfort of the attention from what he brought.

Tonight, the latest on a protective order for Donald Trump, and what it means to run a campaign

and multiple legal defenses, all at once.

Any other defendant would have to await trial in jail.

Then, a tale of two judges, as Alien Cannon does a solid for Trump's co-defendant in the documents case.

And a flailing disantis campaign keeps on digging.

So that is means they develop skills in spite of slavery, not because of slavery.

It was them showing resourcefulness and then using those skills once slavery ended.

Tonight, new polling data demonstrating even Republican voters are getting tired of the so-called war on wokeness,

when All-In starts right now.

Good evening from Washington, D.C. I'm Mehdi Hassan in for Chris Hayes.

How do you try a man like Donald Trump, a man who does not follow the rules?

That is going to be the central question, as the ex-president now faces nearly 80 criminal counts across three jurisdictions.

Last week in his arrangement here in Washington, D.C. on federal charges related to his effort to steal the 2020 election,

Donald Trump agreed to follow the conditions of his release.

He must not violate any law and cannot discuss the facts of the case with any witnesses.

Trump also told the judge that he understands it is a crime to quote, try to influence a juror or to threaten or attempt to bribe a witness.

So any other person who may have information about the case or to retaliate against anyone for providing information about the case to the prosecution

or to otherwise obstruct the administration of justice.

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