Tonight on All In.

A dictator without elections, Zelensky better move faster.

He's not going to have a country left.

Bipartisan backlash to Donald Trump's attack on an American ally.

Do you agree with President Trump that Zelensky's a dictator?

I would say that.

The president's surrender is pathetic and weak.

Tonight, the historic stakes of Donald Trump's support of Vladimir Putin.

There were many people in Munich saying, are the Americans now switching sides?

Plus, Senator Elizabeth Warren on the world's richest man in his takeover of American government,

Senator Bernie Sanders on his grassroots push to resist the Trump administration, and my

exclusive interview with Lena Kahn, the former chair of the Federal Trade Commission,

when All In starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Ali Valshian for Chris Hayes. In the three years since

Russian troops invaded Ukraine, more than a million people have been killed or injured.

Millions more have been displaced from their homes. Donald Trump has said that he would

end the war as president. And this week,

we now have a clear picture of what that means to him, rewarding the aggressor and ending the

international order that the free world has come to know and depend on, a world order that America

largely built and has largely led since the end of World War II. It started with a phone call

last week between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, which led to high-level talks

between American and Russian delegations yesterday in Saudi Arabia, talks ostensibly geared

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