Tonight on All In.

As Senator Schiff said, Donald Trump, you have poked the bear, and we will punch back.

California responds to the Trump power graph.

Time is up. Texas has taken his action, and California will stand up for the people of California.

Tonight, what California's vote could mean for the people of California.

Tonight what California's vote could mean for the balance of power.

Plus, Senator Elizabeth Warren on the genuinely bold response from Democrats.

Then the president goes for a ride-along to tour his federal occupation,

a rude awakening beginning in the manosphere.

This is everything Alex Jones always talked about. Military in the street.

The FEMA camp.

The tech company that monitors everything, the surveillance.

This is all of that.

And Nicole Hannah Jones and the MAGA revision of history at the Smithsonian.

You can't really talk about slavery, honestly, unless you all Nicole Hannah-Jones and the MAGA revision of history at the Smithsonian.

You can't really talk about slavery, honestly, unless you also talk about hope and progress.

But all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. We are also used to Democrats essentially rolling over, not actively fighting back with all they have their disposal against MAGA abuses of power that I got to say I'm genuinely shocked tonight because earlier today, they did it. The California legislature moved very quickly and voted in favor of revising their state's congressional maps with a measure called the Election Ringing Response Act. The vote came in response to the power grab by Texas

Republicans ordered by Donald Trump to gerrymander their state mid-decade, which is never done,

it's only been done once before by Republicans once before,

and add in five new Republican-leaning districts, a fact California Democrats were very plain about today.

We can't just fight what is happening right now with thoughts and prayers and values and principles.

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