On his Tuesday night “All In” program on MSNBC, host Chris Hayes and his guests Jessica Valenti and Shannon Watts hypothesized there was a much deeper cultural aspect behind California mass shooter Elliot Rodger’s killing spree from over the weekend
On May 22 MSNBC’s Chris Hayes expressed amazement that he has heard no response from the NRA to a smart gun “truce” offered them on May 5. Hayes exact words: It has now been 17 days since we first aired
On Wednesday’s “All In” on MSNBC, former Gov. Howard Dean (D-VT), the former Democratic National Committee chairman, explained to host Chris Hayes that victory involves winning people on President Barack Obama’s health care policy, not his personality. “[Y]ou know, by
MSNBC’s Chris Hayes had a piece in the Nation Tuesday in which he compared putting an end to the use of fossil fuels to the abolition of slavery. There are a couple of big problems with Hayes’ argument which he
Friday night as Cliven Bundy’s supporters gathered to celebrate the federal government’s retreat from his ranch with a barbecue, Chris Hayes on his MSNBC show “All In” had a tense exchange with Nevada Assemblywoman Michele Fiore (R)…
Usually the type of Republicans MSNBC hosts invite on their shows are either craven RINO types who can be depended upon to trash talk fellow Republicans, or the more inarticulate, dimmer bulbs in the party who fail to communicate conservative
MSNBC promos usually tell us in cringeworthy fashion, something terrible about the network that we already knew. In this one, we have Chris Hayes proudly admitting that on his show, “All In With Chris Hayes”, he’s all about crossing the line from
On Chris Hayes’ Wednesday MSNBC program, “All In,” New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio elaborated on a speech he gave to American Israel Public Affairs Committee last month in which he said it was part of his job as
In response to Why are Democrats Rarely Published for Saying Stupid Things?: I hate to break this to you, Joel – but to Democrats and their media enablers – a shrinking workforce and more people on government subsidies is a “good
Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman has been encouraged to run for office after he retires, but he said that he would rather teach and coach kids after his playing career is over so they can use football to obtain the
On his Wednesday program, MSNBC’s “All In” anchor was joined by Heartland’s Ben Domenech to discuss recent revelations out of the Congressional Budget Office that ObamaCare and its subsidies will decrease the number of full-time jobs. Hayes admitted that was
While the likes of MSNBC’s Chris Hayes are criticising actress Scarlett Johansson‘s decision to stand by SodaStream and Israel and ditch the politicking Oxfam, there is another group of people whose opinions on this issue should be heard: the Palestinians
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio blocked the nomination of Judge William Thomas to the federal bench after a careful review of his record raised red flags. A spokeswoman for Rubio explained back in September that the Senator would be withdrawing his support for
On the heels of New York Times columnist David Brooks’ admission that he smoked pot as a youth, MSNBC’s Chris Hayes had a personal pot story of his own to relate. He was confronted by a policeman once while carrying
Yesterday OFA tweeted out an image of a young man in hipster glasses and zip-up pajamas, encouraging everyone to “get talking” about Obamacare over the holidays. The image was roundly mocked on the right, which of course led to push
Congresswoman Maxine Waters on MSNBC’s All In With Chris Hayes…
In anticipation of Thanksgiving, Chris Hayes, the host of All In with Chris Hayes on MSNBC, tweeted on Monday that his entire show Wednesday will illuminate how liberals should talk about politics with their conservative kin. Hayes tweeted: “Devoting our
Chris Hayes, host of MSNBC’s All In, has a favorite tactic–though not an original one: connecting today’s Republicans with the racist Democrats of the old South. In June, he rewrote history by casting George Wallace as a Republican–an error for which,
MSNBC host Chris Hayes: “The political disfunction that has brought about the shutdown and now threatens default, isn’t so much gridlock. It is exposing the fatal flaw in our Constitution and highly distinct system of government. In other words, it’s
Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy MSNBC host Chris Hayes (“All In w/ Chris Hayes”) joins Martin Bashir moments after his exclusive interview with Secretary of State John Kerry to report on why Kerry
Call him “Captain Obvious.” MSNBC’s Chris Hayes has a firm grasp on what everyone in the universe knows: his show is tanking in the ratings. In a fawning puff piece about MSNBC in this month’s New Yorker magazine, Hayes admits
Ed Rensi, former President and CEO of McDonald’s, faces off with MSNBC host Chris Hayes in his crusade for a $15/hr “living wage” in the restaurant industry.
I’m filing this under “Culture” because there is no specific category for “Dumb.” Enjoy the Free Beacon’s SuperCut of Krystal Ball stating that everything an MSNBC liberal might say is “exactly right.” Or Absolutely Right. Sometimes she changes it up
MSNBC Host Chris Hayes on convicted kidnapper Ariel Castro. Castro Clip: “I’ve stated before that I was a victim of sex acts when I was a child. This led me into — these people are trying to paint me as
Chris Hayes, the fresh-faced MSNBC host who recently tried to pass the late former segregationist Democrat George Wallace off as a Republican, and who used Memorial Day 2012 as an occasion to reject the idea that U.S. troops are heroes,
MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes openly expressed his displeasure with the George Zimmerman verdict on Twitter on Saturday evening. After the jury found Zimmerman not guilty of all charges, the host of the low-rated All In with Chris Hayes tweeted simply:
Timing is everything. Chris Hayes used his barely-watched primetime MSNBC show on Monday night to accuse congressional Republicans of wanting people to die in the streets without any health care merely because they expressed concerns over the nightmare of implementing
Via Twitchy, MSNBC’s Chris Hayes is “physically enraged” by the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down a key part of the Voting Rights Act. — I am slightly surprised by how physically enraged I find myself. — Christopher Hayes (@chrislhayes)
Anyone who witnessed last year’s Democratic National Convention knows the issue of abortion is seen as a plus by Democrats. But the Gosnell trial has changed the dynamic. Suddenly pro-choice politicians are being asked questions and, in their fumbling responses,
Last night, MSNBC host Chris Hayes noted the 50-year anniversary of George Wallace’s “Stand in the Schoolhouse Door” by identifying the racist Alabama governor as a Republican. Wallace had physically blocked two black students from entering the University of Alabama
MSNBC’s All In with Chris Hayes tried to rewrite history on Tuesday, describing the late segregationist Gov. George Wallace of Alabama as a Republican. Wallace was a Democrat–as were most Jim Crow-era leaders. Hayes was trying to draw a parallel
As though MSNBC doesn’t have enough ratings problems, the recent decision to dump the working class Ed Schultz for Rachel Maddow doppelganger Chris Hayes is also blowing up in the Lean Forward network’s face. MSNBC president Phil Griffin probably thought
NBC News cable outlet MSNBC finished May in a dismal 4th place in the ratings race delivering a humiliating blow to the left-leaning news network. If MSNBC execs are rationalizing the 4th place finish by pointing out that CNN Headline
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) on MSNBC’s “All In” with Chris Hayes…
Chris Hayes debuted his new, prime time MSNBC show, “All In,” in April. In theory, the show was poised to have a big debut as it rode the very busy news cycle with the hyper attention paid to the terror
The Columbia Journalism Review talked to recently promoted MSNBC host Chris Hayes about how he maintains such a balanced roster of guests. His answer was simple: he and the producers maintain quotas. We just would look at the board and
HuffPo: [I]f Schultz fans think working-class issues will disappear from the 8:00 p.m. time slot, at least one credible MSNBC source says they shouldn’t fret: Schultz’ replacement. Chris Hayes, who will be making the switch from his weekend morning show
Alternate headline: “Ezra Klein Hit Hardest.” NYT: Chris Hayes will take over the 8 p.m. time slot on MSNBC in the next month, the channel is planning to announce on Thursday morning, the day after the current host of that
The ACU made the announcement, this morning. Via Twitchy: “Dr. Ben Carson represents the optimism and hope of the future of theconservative movement, while at the same time he articulates the deepfiscal and social challenges that our Nation faces,” said
Leave it to the shamelessly craven NBC News cable outlet MSNBC to find a race-baiting angle on the Connecticut school massacre tragedy. On the Sunday morning edition of “Up” with Chris Hayes Salon.com columnist David Sirota claimed that the debate