Tonight on All In.

Is the $1.8 billion dollar DOJ fund dead or is it on hold?

It's, uh, I'd have to ask the lawyers.

From the slush fund to weaponizing intelligence.

Did you actually tell Palti you were going to punch him in the face?

No, sir. I actually said it was going to kick his ass. Good. Okay. Good. I share the emotion.

Tonight, Senator Chris Murphy on the bipartisan fight to rein in Trump's corruption. Then, Senator Mark

Warner on his ultimatum on the Bill Pultzies nomination.

Plus, what we know about what's happening in those big California elections,

and as our distracted president keeps his eye on the pool.

We picked a color called American Flag Blue. We had color choices.

Dyer warnings from oil executives about the potential for skyrocketing gas prices.

We're approaching on herd of infidory levels.

I mean, really, really low levels.

And all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York.

I'm Chris Hayes.

As the midterms come into view, particularly after last night's contests in a number of states,

basically every major problem in this country that Donald Trump caused remains unresolved.

I mean, just today, they're fighting to make it so they don't have to

give back the tariff money, right? Remember the tariffs? Thought we were over that? No, no, no.

Meanwhile, the war in Iran is ongoing, and despite claims of a so-called ceasefire, there are

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