Tonight on All In.

The altercation at Arlington Cemetery is the media creating a story.

The Pentagon says the Trump campaign was warned.

It's not Disney World. It's Arlington National Cemetery and it should be respected.

Tonight the controversy over the altercation at Arlington Cemetery.

Then the practical reality and political shockways from Donald Trump's latest indictment.

Is the former president you think going to show up in court to file a plea in the

with these new charges.

Plus, as the Harris-Walls campaign looks for votes in the rural south,

the Republican nominee taps an anti-Vax conspiracy theorist

for his transition team. And that's only the half of it.

Allegedly also cut the head off a dead beach well with a chainsaw and tied it to the roof of

his car to take home.

But all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. We are 69 days out for the presidential election and if there's one thing we know about Donald Trump no matter where we are in the campaign

no matter what the polls are up and down is that he is going to be exactly who he is all the time every day no matter what and nothing ever

really seems to stick to him politically at least not enough he was just indicted

all over again by another federal grand jury. He is celebrating an endorsement

from a suspected whale decapitator. More on that later if that's confusing you.

But the scandal that does have Trump and his people scrambling for cover today has to do with the bizarre photo op the

former president did on Monday at Arlington National Cemetery in which he grinned and gave the

camera a thumbs up over the grave of a marine killed in Afghanistan. The appearance was off

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