Tonight on All In.

You have to choose whether you drive or eat.

That was the whole thing that Trump promised everyone that people voted for is lower gas prices, and here we are.

The cost of work keeps climbing, and the president says we're making progress on the ground.

How do you like the new floor?

And I have a special black granite.

Granite is the most powerful stone there is.

Tonight, while your gas prices are getting way worse, way faster, then Pete

Heggseth takes his turn with the Senate.

It's not hypothetical. Tell the American people, will you deploy the uniform military to our

polls to collect voter rolls or machines? Are you accusing me of performing?

Plus, Mark Elias, on his legal fight to stop the redrawing of democracy.

We are going to win the midterms so that the grownups can stay in charge here.

And today's major victory for congressional Democrats that was born in the protests on

the streets of Minneapolis.

But all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris. Donald Trump is in the midst of learning a political

lesson that you would think he, above anyone else, would know, right? The lesson is that people

really care about gas prices. Have you heard that one? Oil, natural gas, gasoline are the most

important commodities in the world. They are what modern

civilization runs on. I think that's about to change because of how cheap and incredibly clean

energy has gotten. But right now, you quite simply cannot run your society without fossil fuels.

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