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(47,476 posts)
Fri Mar 6, 2020, 10:13 PM Mar 2020

Chris Hayes was very impressive

I admit. We never watch him. After the PBSNewsHour it is time for dinner.

But PBS had its pledge, again, so switched to MSNBC, the end of Matthews old program and Hayes came on and he was fascinating.

Talked about how in both Chernobyl and in Puerto Rico the authorities did not have the adequate measuring tools to assess the real disaster and that this is now happening with Trump and the virus. He wants all of them to stay on the boat so that his numbers would be low.


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Chris Hayes was very impressive (Original Post) question everything Mar 2020 OP
It was a good show Dem2 Mar 2020 #1
His discussion at the end about "the black vote" was quite good, too tishaLA Mar 2020 #2
I loved when he had the two hour block on Saturday mornings ms liberty Mar 2020 #3
He basically opened his show with "This is all a lie" BigmanPigman Mar 2020 #4
Been liking his live action shows... Wounded Bear Mar 2020 #5
He has been doing excellent coverage of CV. dewsgirl Mar 2020 #6
Been following Chris Hayes since his days at The Nation (magazine). Haggis for Breakfast Mar 2020 #7
I think he's the best newscaster on TV. Period. I never miss him. Hamlette Mar 2020 #8

tishaLA

(14,176 posts)
2. His discussion at the end about "the black vote" was quite good, too
Fri Mar 6, 2020, 10:19 PM
Mar 2020

Three expert guests with interesting things to say.

Haggis for Breakfast

(6,831 posts)
7. Been following Chris Hayes since his days at The Nation (magazine).
Sat Mar 7, 2020, 12:58 AM
Mar 2020

Smart and able to connect the dots before all the dots are readily apparent for all to see ! He's as good on telly as he was in print.

Hamlette

(15,411 posts)
8. I think he's the best newscaster on TV. Period. I never miss him.
Sat Mar 7, 2020, 01:08 AM
Mar 2020

He started in what is now Joy Reid's slot, Sat and Sun morning. I "found" him then have watch him everyday. I sometimes scream when a talking head is interviewing someone "ask about this" "you forgot about this, you idiot" but that never happens with Chris. (or Rachel but I don't like her style as much). He's smart and always on point. Love him.

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