Tonight: Rep. Hakeem Jeffries on the threat to American democracy. Plus, Masha Gessen on Trump's "performance of fascism.” Republican strategist Stuart Stevens on why Trump's “law and order” campaign isn't paying off. And new questions about who is in control of New York City after last night's brutal police clashes. 

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Chris Hayes: Yes, Gov. Cuomo, NYPD are beating peaceful protesters

Tonight: Trump's own former Secretary of Defense General Mattis calls him a threat to the Constitution. Then, new charges for the police officers in the murder of George Floyd, and the progress that could lie ahead. Plus, taking a hard look at the behavior of police unions as the impediment to real police reform.

Fmr. Sec. of Defense Gen. Mattis pens blistering critique of Trump

As a bonus for All In listeners, we’re sharing a special preview of Season 3 of The Oath with Chuck Rosenberg, an MSNBC podcast hosted by former U.S. Attorney, senior FBI official and acting head of the DEA, Chuck Rosenberg. The Oath is a series of revealing conversations with fascinating men and women who took an oath to serve our nation. Who and what shaped them? What drew them to this work? How did they overcome adversity and failure? These captivating stories exemplify what is best about our country: integrity, civility, service, humility, and collective responsibility. Listen to the first episode with former Secretary of Defense and CIA Director Leon Panetta, and subscribe to the series: https://link.chtbl.com/0R2hHEAR?sid=news.description%20

Introducing: The Oath with Chuck Rosenberg

Tonight: Senator Chuck Schumer on the authoritarian Trump and the Republican silence. Chicago's Mayor Lori Lightfoot on the state of the protests and policing. And Bryan Stevenson on how the American justice system continues to fail Americans. 

Bryan Stevenson: I don’t believe we would win Brown v. Board of Education today

Tonight: Obama senior adviser Valerie Jarrett on the way out of this national nightmare. Then, Radley Balko and Brittney Packnett Cunningham on the essential crises of modern policing. Plus, the Chief of Police of Houston, Texas on why he's walking with protesters and urging the President to shut his mouth.

Seventh night of protests following death of George Floyd

Tonight: Sen. Cory Booker, Alicia Garza from Black Lives Matter, and Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison on the murder charge for the ex-Minneapolis police officer. Then, Dr. Ashish Jha on the increase of infections and new hotspots. Plus, Adam Serwer on whether there could possibly be a worse person in the Oval Office right now.

Ex-officer charged with murder of George Floyd

Chris Hayes follows live coverage of the protests in Minnesota over the death of George Floyd.“There is no plan from the President…Not the pandemic. Not the economic crisis. Not the societal inequities. Not predatory policing. Not the protests in Minnesota. Nothing except to make it all worse.”

Chris Hayes on Floyd protests: This is what Trump’s America has wrought

Tonight: Dr. Craig Spencer has been in the emergency room for all of it and shares the human experience of working on the frontlines. Then, the very real and very dangerous attack on your right to vote: renowned election lawyer Marc Elias on what can be done to protect democracy from Donald Trump. 

Trump reportedly says pandemic is "so unfair to me!"

Tonight: Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi on the Democrats' plan to force a national testing plan and much more. Plus, the good news and the bad news headlines about vaccines. Also, when will we return to workplaces, and what will those spaces look like when we do?

Speaker Pelosi: Americans shouldn’t have to choose between their health and their vote

As a bonus for All In listeners, Chris is sharing recent episodes of his original podcast, “Why Is This Happening?”, that are focused on dynamics around the Coronavirus. In this episode, he talks with lawyer and president of The Appeal, Josie Duffy Rice, about how the Coronavirus is playing out in jails and prisons, and what can and should be done for incarcerated populations during a pandemic.Subscribe to “Why Is This Happening? with Chris Hayes”: https://link.chtbl.com/cNMwXv_A?sid=partners

BONUS: The Pandemic Behind Bars with Josie Duffy Rice

This Memorial Day weekend, as we approach the unimaginable milestone of one hundred thousand people lost, how can we take the time to remember and mourn the fallen? Then, what to expect on this first big nationwide test of reopening across the country for the long weekend. Plus, a report from a country running the Trump playbook to fight coronavirus with disastrous results—Bill Neely joins us live from Brazil.

Trump claims he will “override the governors” to reopen churches despite not having that power

Tonight: The human cost of closing too late—and opening too soon. What we now know about how the total lack of a coordinated federal response led us to this uniquely American failure. Then, nearly 40 million are unemployed—so why are Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell saying "no more" relief? Plus, the science behind "super spreaders,” and new research on how loud talkers in large groups could be a recipe for outbreaks. 

How the mayor of NJ city built one of best contact tracing systems in U.S.

Tonight: With an out of control pandemic, a collapsed economy, and poll numbers going against him, the President begins his assault on Democracy itself. Michigan's Secretary of State is here to respond to Trump's wild attack on absentee voting. Then, the effort to get Trump-friendly medicine men to tell us it's safe out there, while the experts at the CDC get the "muzzle." Plus, the new reporting on just what exactly Mike Pomeo and Donald Trump are trying to cover up.

Trump allies recruit doctors to support the President's views, push reopening

Tonight: Why we're all paying for a President stuck in his own weird information bubble, spurning help from the rest of the world. Then, the high stakes gamble of reopening early--and the Florida government official who says she was ousted for refusing to manipulate the data. Plus, why Joe Biden is about to make the most consequential vice presidential pick in American history. 

"Trump isn't just the president. He's also a client": Chris Hayes on use of unproven COVID-19 drug

Tonight: Starting in the beginning of April, Trump has been firing the very people meant to hold his administration accountable, the inspectors general. But his latest firing may be the most provocative and perhaps the most clearly lawless yet. 

Trump fires four inspectors general in two months

Chris Hayes delivers the biggest news and political stories of the day with a commitment to in-depth reporting that consistently seeks to hold our leaders accountable for their actions. Join him as he has brings the nation’s officials, legislators, policymakers, and local activists to the table to address key issues affecting communities across America. 

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