Tonight on All-in.

I've got to play the cards that are dealt to me, and we're working through that.

We remain optimistic we're going to land this plane, so stay tuned.

The Republican House majority tries to force through Trump's bill and screw over their own voters in the process.

Don't tell me you give a shit about the middle class when all you're doing is shing on the middle class.

Tonight, how Trump's abomination of a bill sells out his rural base to give tax cuts to billionaires.

Then, she was told to remove two posters from her classroom.

One listed values in the classroom.

The other simply said, everyone is welcome here with hands of various skin tongue. Maga in the classroom. The other simply said, everyone is welcome here with hands

of various skin tongue. Maga in the classroom. Idaho says no children, all are not welcome.

It's pretty obvious that I do personally believe that all the students in my classroom are welcome

no matter what, and they should know that.

Plus, how the Trump bill makes ICE the biggest law enforcement agency in America,

and Congressman Jamie Raskin on the continuing effort to resist a lawless administration.

But all ends, starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hazel. Right now, all eyes are on Congress.

House Republicans are pushing for final passage of Donald Trump's signature big, ugly bill, frankly.

We don't know if it will pass. We do know it is deeply unpopular and it is

laying bare one of the biggest, starkest contradictions in MAGA and Republican politics,

sort of the defining tension at the heart of this whole era, a contradiction that's been there

since the beginning. You might not remember this, but back in Donald Trump's first months as president, remember the first thing they did was to push an Obamacare repeal

bill that slashed Medicaid, it included tax cuts for investors. And it didn't exactly jive

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