Tonight: The big vote on the Covid relief bill—and how the minority party is undermining it. Then, the New York Times reports a major break in the January 6th death of a Capitol police officer at the hands of the Trump mob. Plus, the Washington Post's David Ignatius on what we're learning about the role of the Saudi Crown Prince in the murder of Jamal Khashoggi. Guests: Rep. Cori Bush, Ryan Reilly, Elaina Plott, David Ignatius, Heather McGhee

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Conservatives worship Trump at CPAC

Tonight: As Covid relief heads to a vote, how one half of Congress is ignoring a crisis in favor of  viral content. Then, Chris talks to tax fraud prosecutors about what the Manhattan DA is looking for now in regards to Trump’s taxes. Plus, an exclusive interview with the newly confirmed Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm. And as the perpetrators of Trump's disgraceful family separation policy try to create a new controversy, Jacob Soboroff on what's really happening at the border.Guests: Mayor David Holt, Ankush Khardori, Danya Perry, Secretary Jennifer Granholm, Jacob Soboroff   

GOP mayor of Oklahoma City argues for Covid relief opposed by Okla. GOP in Congress

Tonight: How the GOP is plotting to block Covid with Sen. Bernie Sanders. Then, shocking new charges against a former police officer for attacking the Capitol police. Plus, Rep. Val Demings on her call to confront white supremacist terror. And as the President pursues his agenda under the radar, how one senator from West Virginia has become the most powerful lawmaker in America. Guests: Sen. Bernie Sanders, Ryan Reilly, Rep. Val Demings, Robyn Kincaid, Faiz Shakir

Bernie: "There’s not one Republican who will support a $15 minimum wage"

Tonight: What we learned at the security hearing about the Capitol. Then, how the Republican gun fetish is a staple of anti-government movements. Plus, Beto O'Rourke on the ongoing nightmare in Texas.  Guests: Beto O’Rourke, Senator Jeff Merkley, Shannon Watts, David Jolly, Loyce Pace

Sens. Cruz and Hawley ignore own involvement in insurrection during Senate hearing

Tonight: Even with Trump in exile, how Republican radicalization against democracy is in in full swing. Then, the shocking aftermath of the nightmare in Texas as it turns out Ted Cruz wasn't the only Texas leader to flee the state during a disaster. And as the nation mourns a half million victims of the coronavirus pandemic, new signs we could be turning a corner.Guests: Sherrilyn Ifill, Ari Berman, Catherine Traywick, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Dr. Syra Madad

How Republicans are using ‘The Big Lie’ to push racist voter suppression

Tonight: The crisis in American leadership that leads to catastrophes like Texas. Then, disturbing new conspiracy charges for nine extremist militia members who said they wanted to make the capitol wild for Trump. Plus, with the Justice Department investigating, just how much trouble is New York governor Andrew Cuomo really in? And why great new vaccine news and rapidly shrinking cases are giving some hope this pandemic could be over sooner than we thought.Guests: Craig Fugate, Ryan Reilly, Olivia Troye, Linda Chavez, Jacob Soboroff, Jesse McKinley

Nine members of Oath Keepers charged with conspiracy for Capitol insurrection.

Tonight: The manmade suffering in Texas with Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner. Then, the “Flyin' Ted” controversy that is so bad even Fox News is dunking on him. And how Nikki Haley's attempt to have it both ways on Trump is backfiring spectacularly. Plus, the Biden administration goes big on immigration reform.Guests: Mayor Sylvester Turner, Al Franken, Michelle Goldberg, David Jolly, Lorella Praeli

Ted Cruz regrets escape to Mexico during Texas catastrophe

Tonight: The systemic failures in Texas and how to fix them. Then, Karine Jean-Pierre of the Biden administration on their detailed plans to finally reopen schools. Plus, why the former president should be very worried about being sued under anti-KKK domestic terror laws.Guests: Julián Castro, Rep. Rafael Anchía, David Roberts, Alex Stuckey, Karine Jean-Pierre, Elie Mystal

As Texans freeze, governor blames Green New Deal

Tonight, the energy disaster in Texas, and why selling lies in the face of disaster is bad for the country. Then, Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman on the Democratic opportunity with a divided GOP. Plus, House impeachment manager Joe Neguse on his covert appeal to Mitch McConnell. And as vaccinations ramp up, why are the people who need it the most still getting the least?

Chris Hayes debunks GOP, right-wing media lies about Texas power outages

Tonight: Where democracy stands after Trump's second trial. Then, House impeachment manager Ted Lieu on the ongoing questions about the decision on witnesses. Plus, why it feels like the insurrection never ended for state Republicans across the country. 

Rep. Lieu on why Democrats chose not to call impeachment witnesses

Tonight: How senators, both Democratic and Republican, exposed the Trump defense during question time. Plus, new reporting about Donald Trump's refusal to call off the insurrection during a confrontation with Kevin McCarthy—and what all of it could mean for whatever happens next.  

Report: Trump refused to call off rioters during Kevin McCarthy phone call on Jan. 6

Tonight: How House managers use the attack on police and Trump's betrayal of Mike Pence to drive home their case. Then, why an admission from Sen. Tommy Tuberville could come back to haunt the defense. Plus, will any of it matter to jurors that at one point recognized the danger of Trump?

Impeachment managers spotlight threat to VP Pence

Chris Hayes hosts continuing coverage on the second day of the second impeachment trial of Donald Trump. 

House managers lay out case for Trump conviction with powerful new video

Tonight: What we learned from Day One of the second impeachment trial of Donald J. Trump, why even Republicans were shocked by Trump's defense, and what it means for conviction and the country moving forward. 

Six GOP senators join all Democrats in voting Trump trial constitutional

Tonight: Famed free speech attorney Floyd Abrams on the new arguments from Trump's lawyers. Then, how the conservative legal community is undercutting the former president—with George Conway. Plus, as we break two million daily vaccinations for the first time, new alarms about how quickly the more transmittable UK strain is spreading in America.

Chris Hayes: Trump’s 2016 win, two impeachments center on his opposition to democracy

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