Tonight on All-In.

I move that the committee now immediately subpoena those involved in the creation or execution of the nearly $1.8 billion slush fund.

Some bipartisan consensus on bald-faced corruption.

Bad news. We're going to try to kill it.

As the president declares his fund open for business.

We think that anybody involved in that process should partake.

Tonight, Joe Noghuz on the congressional response and Officer Daniel Hodges on his lawsuit

to stop J6 criminals from getting paid.

Then the growing concern Trump's trying to J6 the midterms.

I said, I'm going to be here in 28.

Maybe I'll be here in 32, too.

I don't know.

Maybe I will.

And as the White House lays the groundwork in Cuba, new reporting on who they wanted to run Iran.

You said, is there any art more beautiful, more divine, more eternal than the art of the martyr's death?

When all ends, starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris says. The outrage over Donald Trump's plan to just help himself to $1.776 billion of your money is building. By the hour, by the day, 1.776 billion, right?

1776, get it?

It is a settlement, in scarce quotes, of Trump's IRS lawsuit, although not approved by a judge,

he just rescinded the lawsuit, offered to him by his own government the one he controls in order to dole out to his insurrectionist friends.

And really, just to be clear,

if you read the text of the settlement, to anyone, anywhere, as the commission sees fit.

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