Tonight on All-Land.

As we watch this go, oh, white smoke, we have a Pope.

We have a Pope.

Two days, four votes, and the conclave of Cardinals elects a Chicago Pope.

Tonight, what we know about Pope Leo the 14th and what the first ever American Pope means for this country and the world.

Maybe it's time to change. Maybe it's time to look at things different.

And the concerning reality of Trump's first, quote, trade deal as he shrugs his shoulders at Americans losing their jobs.

Thousands of dock workers and truck drivers are worried about their jobs.

That means we lose less money.

Plus, meet the wellness influencer set to become America's top doctor.

There's this real lack of, like, energy and mojo that people have, and we need to all understand

that this is tied to food.

And Donald Trump gives up on his pick for D.C.'s top prosecutor, but there's apparently a backup

plan.

So here I am in front of the woods in Chappaqua looking for Hillary.

You think I'm going to find her?

When all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York.

I'm Chris Hayes, and we have a new Pope. He's from Chicago. Yes, America.

We have a pope named Bob, and he's a White Sox fan. Cardinal Robert Prevost, the first American Pope,

will take the name Leo the 14th. He was selected on the second day of voting for the conclave

for cardinals from around the world gather in the Vatican in the Sistine Chapel to elect a Pope to lead the 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide.

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