Tonight on All-N.

I gotta say just one thing about today's news.

That's the best negative print I have ever seen in my life.

The economy is shrinking because of Donald Trump.

The box stops over there.

You probably saw some numbers today.

And I have to start off by saying, that's Biden. That's not Trump.

Tonight, the troubling new data, even more brutal polling, and the rare candor about what this trade war means for you.

Somebody said, oh, the shelves are going to be open. Well, maybe the children will have two dollars instead of $30.

Then Alex Wagner reports on America's authoritarian slide by way of Hungary's example.

What I was particularly struck by is how fast things are evolving or eroding

in what was supposed to be the most sophisticated, complex and strongest democracy in the world.

And the incredible scene in Vermont where a federal judge orders ICE to release a Columbia suit.

To President Trump and his cabinet, I am not afraid of you.

Yes! What all not afraid of you.

What all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. 100 days in the Trump presidency. The U.S. economy is now shrinking for the first time in years, and it's all Donald Trump's

fault. That may sound overly simplistic or unfair, but in this case, it's just really true,

much truer than it usually is with presidents. Remember where we were before all this, right?

The last administration, President Joe Biden, had to deal with this

enormous set of challenges, supply disruption that came out of the wake of COVID and then

inflation and the war in Ukraine, which spiked oil prices, and they managed to steer through the

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