Tonight on All-LAM.

Mine is 92,000.

That is a biggie.

Jobs are disappearing.

Prices are soaring.

War is raging.

And the president enters the transfer portal.

Maybe the quarterback and the third string lineman making the same,

but you're going to tell us about it.

Tonight, America off the rails after one year of Trump. Then, the man who calls affordability

a hoax on the stunning rising gas prices. In a new interview, President Trump tells Reuters,

if they rise, they rise. Plus, alarming new reporting on America's role in bombing a school for girls in Iran.

And what the release of missing Epstein files means for the Trump-Bondy game of Keepaway.

I believe that she's not told the full truth, and we deserve the truth.

And all ends starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. I will tell you, things do not seem to be going well

in the United States of America on this late winter Friday. Do you recall how back before the 2016 election people were making grim predictions for what a Donald Trump presidency would look like?

And the Boston Globe famously created a front page from the future.

And it was apocalyptic, mass deportations, trade wars, sinking markets, war crimes, civil rights violations.

A decade later, with Trump actually as president,

we get days like that every once in a while, and maybe none more so than today.

Here's what the homepage of New York Times looked like today. News from a widening war in the Middle

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