Tonight on All-In.

I have the right to take stuff, I have the right to look at stuff.

The ex-president caught on tape, dragging about classified documents tonight, the increasingly

strong case against Trump and the timeline of the investigation.

Then, as his lawyers line up to defend him, if you have the authority to declassify,

you're not wedded to any bureaucratic process.

There's new trouble on Team Trump.

Plus, how Joe mentions pipeline project just got expedited in the debt bill.

The president's former chief of staff Ron Cling on that deal, and the latest McGuffin

from Republicans trying to investigate Joe Biden.

Let's put it this way, there's accusations in it, but it's not for me to make a judgment

about whether these accusations are accurate or not.

And All-In starts right now.

Good evening from New York, I'm Chris A.

While the evidence is piling up in the Special Counsel's investigation into Trump's

mishandling of classified documents and the subsequent attempts to obstruct that very

inquiry.

Today, NBC News and Confirming, the Special Counsel's Office has acquired audio of Trump

essentially admitted that he had classified documents and that, crucially, he knew they

were still classified.

And that evidence, apparently an audio recording, is just one of many, frankly, damning facts

the ex-president has had to face over the last two years.

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