Tonight on all end.

I only need 11,000 votes.

Tell us, I need 11,000 votes.

The hearing that could derail Trump's prosecution in Georgia.

It may already be possible for me to make a decision as he indicted

ex president tries to delay his documents trial. The Presidential Records Act I have the right to take stuff. Tonight

Florida, Fulton County, and what it all means for the election timeline. I think

all of the cases should be dealt with before November.

Then how the Republican front runner is effectively mulling a nationwide abortion ban.

The number 15 is mentioned.

I haven't agreed to any number.

I'm going to see.

And is the United States Supreme Court so extreme

they're about to end a Trump-era gun safety law.

But all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York.

I'm Chris Hayes, and it was a big day at the end of a hugely

consequential week for the trials of one Donald Trump. I'll begin on Wednesday of course.

I was speaking to you that night. We got the stunning news from the Supreme Court that they will take up

Donald Trump's argument that he is immune from being prosecuted for trying to steal a 2020 election.

But what was stunning was that the court took more than two weeks just to issue that ruling, from February 12th when Trump brought the appeal to February 28th.

Instead of taking it up quickly, to move this incredibly important case along, they sat on it, eating up time as the clock ticks ever closer to election day.

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