Vox's Ezra Klein recently interviewed MSNBC's Chris Hayes and Hayes makes a compelling case that Donald Trump has zero interest in being leader of the United States. Instead, he's much happier leaving all the tough decisions to his staff so he can focus on watching cable news ...read more

Let’s play a game. Imagine just for a moment what the front pages of newspapers or home pages of websites would look like if we removed articles about the hacking of emails in the 2016 election. Now go even further and imagine how a cable news hour and its line up of stories ...read more

For months now, various state investigations have been clearing Planned Parenthood of any wrongdoing over the allegations surrounding fetal tissue donation, allegations which have been loudly and falsely been spread by Republican politicians. On Monday, the whole issue came full ...read more

Republicans have a new thing to blame President Obama for, and it is Donald Trump's racist, fascist anti-Muslim platform. The theory goes that since President Obama won't acknowledge the role of a twisted interpretation of Islam in attacks like those that occurred recently in ...read more

This is the same kind of stupidity that lets Republicans forget that 9/11 happened on George W. Bush's watch, or that leads people to think that Donald Trump was some sort of Karnac for "predicting" 9/11. Republican strategist Katie Packer literally made Chris Hayes' jaw drop ...read more

There were some minor fireworks on Tuesday night's All In when host Chris Hayes challenged director Spike Lee over his new film, Chi-Raq. Specifically, Hayes asked Lee to respond to the criticism that his film's focus on "black-on-black crime" is a red herring that is frequently ...read more

Chris Hayes has a hilarious alternative to shutting our borders to Muslims and maybe torturing the ones who are left here. Here's his suggestion for the panicky Trump fans: "When I am fearful, I find a little bit of milk and a little bit of toast calms me right down." ...read more

The Atlantic magazine just published a lengthy piece by author Gabrielle Glaser that challenges the efficacy of Alcoholics Anonymous. Entitled, "The Irrationality of Alcoholics Anonymous," the article takes aim at the organization and never lets up, and on Wednesday night's All ...read more

Let me preface by saying I like Chris Hayes and think All In is one of the best shows on cable news. Meanwhile, I usually find myself disagreeing with most of what Bill O'Reilly says on The O'Reilly Factor. But what happened on Monday night is yet another example of the ...read more

As a political reporter and commentator, you get used to a certain baseline level of dumbshit, and when a foreign policy issue arises, that dumbshit spreads exponentially like it's been thrown into a jet engine. It's one of the reasons I resist writing about that stuff, because ...read more

Casual Pepper Spray Guy has met his match, in the form of the dude from MSNBC's Gaza conflict B-roll, which played over Chris Hayes' brief commentary on the newest ceasefire in the most recent Israel-Palestine flareup. While everyone else in this clip is hitting the deck behind ...read more

Breitbart News editor Ben Shapiro got some mild pushback from Fox News' Megyn Kelly when he called the Obama White House a "borderline Jew-hating administration" for urging Israel to show restraint in responding to Hamas rocket attacks, but as criticism of Israel goes, Obama's ...read more

On Tuesday night's All In with Chris Hayes, host and passionate climate change activistChris Hayescompared the burning of fossil fuel with the institution of slavery, and  in mid-comparison, insisted to his audience that "I am not comparing slavery to the burning of fossil ...read more

The Bundy Ranch fiasco is the gift that keeps on giving wingnuts a chance to come out of the woodwork. On Friday night's All In with Chris Hayes, host Chris Hayes did a live remote with Nevada Assemblywoman Michele Fiore, who says she's been camped out with the Bundy mob for six ...read more

Consider this advance warning: If you're a big fan of Chris Hayes's show on MSNBC, or maybe simply someone who laments the tragic dearth of intelligent, thoughtful programming on cable news in general, you may want to start planning your 140-character-long expressions of ...read more