MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes stopped by the Late Show with Stephen Colbert Monday night to talk Trump and plug his new book, A Colony in a Nation. During his interview with the late night host, Hayes unloaded on Donald Trump saying that the president was “not particularly well-informed and doesn’t have any principles.” Hayes said…
According to sources within the network, the rumour is that MSNBC has engaged in talks with soon to be ex-ESPN2 host Keith Olbermann about returning to the network’s primetime lineup. Olbermann previously hosted the show Countdown from 2003 until 2011, and was a controversial figure for the network. For many reasons, including his turbulent relationship…
Ferguson Protesters Throw Rocks at Chris Hayes’ Head [VIDEO] MSNBC’s Chris Hayes was reporting live from Ferguson, Missouri Monday night when protesters began throwing rocks at him. It appeared that he was hit at least once before his colleague Craig Melvin stepped in and helped block him from the unexpected onslaught. “Tell the true story!”…
Chris Hayes talks to Tommy Vietor and Eric Boehlert about the two Benghazi’s: the real Benghazi and hashtag #Benghazi.
In a chaotic, weird and ultimately exhausting segment of “All In” on Wednesday night — a segment that was presumably supposed to be devoted to discussing Obamacare’s oft-delayed deadlines — Hayes got into a lengthy argument (“debate” would be too kind) with Jennifer Stefano, a Pennsylvania-based employee of the Koch-funded and Tea Party-aligned American for…
Some good news for Chris Hayes: “All In” scored ratings highs in the first week of MSNBC’s new primetime lineup, according to The Hollywood Reporter on Wednesday. The network’s primetime schedule changes, which began August 26, saw Ed Schultz at 5 p.m. and Chris Matthews moved to 7 p.m. The experiment paid off for Hayes’…
