Tonight on All-In.

We know exactly what this really is.

It's just a slush fund for him and his buddies.

The Trump's slush fund is frozen, and his name is coming off a building.

The judge has permanently blocked Trump from adding his name to the Kennedy Center.

Tonight, Congressman Jamie Raskin on a big, bad day in court for the president.

Then she had the opportunity to say Donald Trump certainly wasn't aware of those crimes.

Congressman James Walk and Shaw on today's alarming interview with Pam Bondi and David Remnick on the MAGA makeover of an American institution and the future 60 minutes.

What all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. Donald Trump's 80th birthday is coming up in just two weeks,

and as is his style, he's been corruptly lavishing himself with presents all year in preparation.

But today, three separate federal judges started raining on his parade, a quick succession of court

decisions over the course of just a few hours rebuking Trump on some of his seemingly

highest priorities in office. I mean, these are the things to keep him up at night. These are the

things he thinks about, that he plots about, that he talks about to the press and anyone who's

listening. There is clear evidence of the growing backlash to his profiteering off of his

petition. Like when he unilaterally put his name above

John F. Kennedy's on the Kennedy Center, not, you know, profit per se, but let's just say self-aggrandizement.

A federal judge today ordered Trump's name permanently removed from the building, saying,

quote, and this is true, Congress gave the Kennedy Center in its name, and only Congress

can change it. That was just the beginning of Trump's very bad day. The next shooter drop was over his

planned $1.8 billion slush fund to pay the people who helped him try to overthrow an election the last

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