Tonight on All In.

The U.S. attorney has resigned over the DOJ's request to drop the case into Eric Adams.

Did you personally request the Justice Department to drop that case?

No, I didn't.

I know nothing about it.

Shades of the Saturday Night Massacre at the Trump DOJ.

I do want to make sure people understand this is a sort of preeminent test of the rule of law in this country.

Tonight the brazen quid pro quo with the mayor of New York, the Trump appointee that stopped it,

and the most high profile resistant to a lawless White House yet.

This shows that our commitment to the rule of law and integrity is stronger than the

Trump administration's bullying. Then the New York official blowing the whistle on Doge for

taking $80 million from the state's bank account.

And as inflation rises, Paul Krugman on what Donald Trump's new tariff means for you.

Prices could go up somewhat short term, but prices will also go down.

But all in starts right now. Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes.

Today we are seeing the most significant act of principal defiance against Donald Trump's lawlessness

since he retook the Oval Office. It all kicked off when Donald Trump's own acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District,

appointed by Trump for New York, resigned after less than just a month on the job.

Her name is Danielle Sassoon.

You see her there.

She stepped down this afternoon after Trump's Department of Justice ordered her to drop

the federal government's corruption case

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