Chris Hayes is doing an excellent job reporting from Ferguson.

[sufrommich]

Maybe he should get out from behind his desk at MSNBC and do more on the street reporting.

[bluestateguy]

1. He should ask "where are the leaders of the white community"?

Where are the white leaders to speak out and denounce the white instigated violence?

http://gawker.com/watch-cord-jefferson-discuss-the-white-culture-of-viole-975400723

[Sherman A1]

3. here are a few

http://www.flovalleyindependentnews.com/WebProject.asp?CodeId=7.6.6.2#

This was posted to Flovalley news FB page on Tuesday if I recall, so it appears that area leaders have been speaking out.

another link that might be easier to read...

http://www.flovalleynews.com/local-leaders-stress-sympathy-calming-after-ferguson-shooting-riots

[onecaliberal]

8. He did. He said he invited the governor and

Chief of police to a live interview and they declined. The MO senator is trying to keep the military off the street in ferguson.

[Cha]

2. thanks su

[flamingdem]

4. It's great that he went there

and good to see him without a tie and being visceral.

[think]

5. Grateful for the coverage last night from Chris, Rachel, & Lawrence

From what I saw channel flipping CNN & Fox were MIA.....

[Cali_Democrat]

12. Damn....I miss Martin Bashir

Even though I usually watched clips of his show online.

I would love to see his take right now.

[flamingdem]

15. Me too. I follow him on twitter

Martin Bashir @MartinBashir · 8h
'You deplore demos taking place.But your statement fails to express a similar concern for the conditions that brought about the demos'.DrMLK

Martin Bashir @MartinBashir · 8h
'At a time when we must rebuild trust I am deeply concerned that the deployment of military equipment sends a conflicting message'A-G Holder

[Cali_Democrat]

17. Thanks. Good to know he's on twitter. nt

[nolabear]

6. He is. His respectful attitude is putting people very much at ease.

And the coverage has been fascinating.

[alcibiades_mystery]

7. Agreed. His finest hour, to be sure

He's making his bones on this reporting.

[mcar]

9. A good show

And a good representation of the community, LE and politicians. I pray that this turnaround by LE holds true.

[Dustlawyer]

10. After this I wish he would go to the Gulf Coast and interview victims of the BP disaster!

He would find out that BP has been spreading the propaganda on thick. The reason he won't, like Rachael is the network doesn't want to give up all of the BP ad money they have been spreading around for this reason. BP has screwed the victims and corrupted the system. Most victims haven't got shit!

[LovingA2andMI]

13. Grateful for CHRIS HAYES.....PERIOD!

And CNN Reporters Don Lemon, Jake Tapper and #ALLOTHERREPORTERS, doing their job, reporting this historical and tragic story FROM THE GROUND and not from #BEHINDADESK.....(can you say, Rachel).

Those are my thoughts and I'm sticking to it!

[MohRokTah]

14. He could become MSNBC's "Anderson Cooper"

You know, the guy who always goes out on assignment when the big stories break.

[flamingdem]

16. Rachel was great during the BP Oil Spill

and Ed went to Nevada.

I love it when they take the show on da road.

I can't remember Chris doing it before but this is great.