Tonight on All In.

Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein?

The president orders his attorney general to investigate everyone in the Epstein emails that's not named Trump.

I mean, I can't believe you're asking a question on Epstein at a time like this.

Tonight, the ongoing scramble to escape the Epstein story and the new timeline for when

Republicans will face an Epstein vote.

Every single Republican will go on record and you will have to make clear whether you're

on the side of a pedophile or whether you're inside of the victims.

Then about that affordability crisis.

Gaslighting the people and trying to tell them that prices have come down is not helping.

Why the Trump administration is finally addressing the Trump tax and the fleecing of America.

Why the newest Trumpian cash crab has even Republicans pissed off.

I'm just to be honest. I'm very transparent with you all. I was very angry about it.

But all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. From what we can tell, the President of the United States is not that involved in the

day-to-day work of running the country. Donald Trump seems content spending most of his time doing

things like planning the ballroom that he tore down the east wing of the White House to build,

while Stephen Miller, among others, handles everything else. There's one issue where he does seem to be

very personally invested, trying to cover up the

Jeffrey Epstein story.

And it's understandable why he might want to do that, because seemingly every day, heck,

every hour, there's a new story reminding folks of his longtime friendship with the late child

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