Tonight on All-In.

I'm restating right now to correct any confusion that the media is purposely, and somehow, for whatever reason, created Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid have not been affected.

After all, the chaos and the backlash, the White House backs off.

In a way, Chris, this is politically the first win that Democrats have had in the new Trump era. Tonight, as a restraining order looms, why Donald Trump

paused his power grab. We pushed hard for a day. They're backing up, but this thing ain't over.

Then the man Donald Trump wants in charge of public health.

Did you say Lyme disease is a highly likely, militarily engineered by a weapon?

I probably did say that.

Tonight, Senator Elizabeth Warren on the confirmation hearing for Robert Kennedy Jr.

Kennedy can kill off access to vaccines and make millions of dollars while he does it.

Kids might die, but Robert Kennedy can keep cashing in.

And former Washington governor, Jay Inslee, on how to resist overreach in a second Trump term.

When All In starts right now.

And good evening from New York.

I'm Ali Velshean for Chris Hayes.

If you've spent the past few weeks feeling helpless, like there was no way to stop what was coming out of the Trump White House this time around.

It appears as though critics of the administration have held the line.

And a radical plan to freeze government spending is on hold tonight after a major backlash.

Now, this is one confusing and somewhat opaque story, which under Trump tends to be by design,

but we're going to take you through what appears to have happened.

It was an odyssey that started after Trump's inauguration last Monday,

as he signed a slate of executive orders and memoranda

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