Tonight on All In.

I want to thank President Clinton for being here today.

Republicans interview the wrong president.

President Trump is the one who wants this to go away, but it will not go away.

Bill Clinton testifies under oath while Donald Trump is the opposite of fully exonerated.

I don't know anything about the upscene files, you know. I've been fully exonerated. I don't know anything about the obscene files, you know.

I've been fully exonerated.

Tonight on the anniversary of the Bondi Binders' debacle in the driveway.

Now, what's interesting is we're all waiting for bombshells.

We're all waiting for juicy stuff.

And that's not what's in this binder.

That's not what's in this binder at all.

The bombshells are coming from inside the White House.

We know the Department of Justice has deleted things having to do with Donald Trump,

has deleted things having to do with Howard Ludnik and people connected to the administration.

Then Donald Trump melts down after an AI company refuses to give in, and its primary season

in America, what to know about the biggest races ahead of Tuesday's election.

But all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. Just about 36 miles north of where I'm sitting at, of all places, the Chappaqua Performing Arts Center.

The Republican-controlled House Oversight Committee spent six hours deposing former President Bill Clinton over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

This comes just one day after the committee deposed his wife,

former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who by all accounts never even met Epstein or even

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