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5 days ago | 
msnbc.com | Chris Hayes |Allison Detzel
This is an adapted excerpt from the April 17 episode of “All In with Chris Hayes.”America has long been a country that is both very rich and shockingly unhealthy. Traditionally, Democrats have been the party trying to use government policy to improve health coverage and outcomes, while Republicans have mostly fought tooth and nail against them. Right now, for instance, Republicans in Congress are contemplating $880 billion in cuts to programs like Medicaid.
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6 days ago | 
msnbc.com | Chris Hayes |Allison Detzel
This is an adapted excerpt from the April 16 episode of “All In with Chris Hayes.”For the first time in four decades, the Olympics are returning to Los Angeles. On Wednesday, we got a look at where many of the venues for the 2028 Summer Games will be, from Long Beach to Pasadena to Dodger Stadium, even the Universal Studios lot.
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1 week ago | 
msnbc.com | Chris Hayes |Allison Detzel
This is an adapted excerpt from the April 10 episode of “All In with Chris Hayes.”It is almost impossible to keep up with all the destruction being caused by Donald Trump. Some of it we knew was going to happen — he campaigned on it. But then there are things that never came up in the campaign that are now happening. Some are cruel and almost all are pointless things that make you wonder: Who voted for this? Like, who voted against National History Day?
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
msnbc.com | Chris Hayes
This is an adapted excerpt from the Jan. 16 episode of “All In with Chris Hayes.”In 1961, outgoing Republican President Dwight Eisenhower delivered his farewell address to the nation, as all presidents do. But as a former World War II general and outgoing commander in chief, his included quite a prescient warning:“In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex,” Eisenhower said.
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
msnbc.com | Chris Hayes
This is an adapted excerpt from the Jan. 14 episode of “All In with Chris Hayes. I want you to mentally bracket out for a second the very serious allegation of sexual assault against Pete Hegseth, the man Donald Trump wants to be his defense secretary. Yes, it is an allegation born of a police report filed after his accuser went to the emergency room seeking a rape kit.
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Jan 12, 2025 | 
msnbc.com | Chris Hayes
This is an adapted excerpt from the Jan. 8 episode of “All In with Chris Hayes.”It felt impossible this election season to watch a single NFL game without seeing a barrage of ads about the “scourge” of trans people and their alleged domination of American culture thanks to Kamala Harris. Republicans have now run multiple campaigns playing up fears of trans women playing sports and trans youth seeking medical care or simply seeking to use a public restroom in privacy and dignity.
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Jan 11, 2025 | 
msnbc.com | Chris Hayes
This is an adapted excerpt from the Jan. 9 episode of “All In with Chris Hayes.”Rumors, lies and hoaxes have always spread during times of disaster. That phenomenon is as old as humanity itself. Even in the best of circumstances, a crisis like the Los Angeles wildfires would be a vector for a lot of bad information.
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Jan 8, 2025 | 
msnbc.com | Chris Hayes
This is an adapted excerpt from the Jan. 7 episode of "All In with Chris Hayes."With less than two weeks until Donald Trump takes office, an actual real-life — not metaphorical — oligarchy is coalescing around the president-elect. It’s pretty unprecedented in the context of the United States and ominous in many respects, but it is also a genuinely clarifying development for the pro-democracy coalition, especially as it prepares its opposition to the second Trump administration.
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Dec 20, 2024 | 
msnbc.com | Chris Hayes
This is an adapted excerpt from the Dec. 19 episode of “All In with Chris Hayes.”One of the “established facts” from President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign — which Republicans just blatantly helped perpetuate — was that crime was up under President Joe Biden. Trump said as much just last week. “We have a country now that’s overridden with crime,” he told NBC News’ Kristen Welker on “Meet the Press.”When crime was going up back in 2020, everyone had their theories and scapegoats.
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Dec 13, 2024 | 
msnbc.com | Chris Hayes
This is an adapted excerpt from the Dec. 12 episode of “All In with Chris Hayes.”We are in something of a weird period these days. On one track, the daily news out of Washington is the normal process of American governance, specifically the transition from one presidency to another. It’s the kind of thing you might expect after any election when the White House changes parties. Some elected Democrats are out there acting like everything is normal.
