and you would easily know it was chris hayes. well, he is here.. it is out now. i congratulate you, i thank you. the book couldn't come at a more important moment when 24 days in, we are absorbing this firehose of news, information, misinformation and chaos. >> yeah, it's funny because i started the book 2 or 3 years ago and it was already the case that this kind of being bound to the mass, to trying to resist this kind of compelled attention of the siren, was this permanent state of kind of addled distraction of our private lives. right. like you constantly. the phone is buzzing, there's notifications, there's information. and then the book published into these three weeks in which all of public discourse has exactly the same structure, like donald trump and elon musk have exactly the same kind of relationship to us, that the platforms with their notifications have to us, which is how much can they compel our attention, whether we want to give it or not. and it's not an accident because it was exactly the information environment, the attention ma

chris hayes here chris, without a jacket. >> good to see you, man. look at you. you're ready for the fire island. okay all right. well. >> congratulations on your book. got to number one already. >> thank you very much. >> wow. wow. where do you get time to write a book with your show and everything? when do you. >> i try to do about. if you break it up and you do about two hours a day when you're writing. and you know. >> yeah. >> you're more locked in than me, but, okay, so i thought it was a great week to be here discussing a book about attention, because back with the trump administration, we seem to be back in this era where there's like a year of news in a week. yeah. like monday, we were talking about a trade war, and it seems like six months ago. >> gone. >> is this is this the subject of your book? basically what you're talking about? >> i mean, i think there's two factors to it. i think there's the way that social media, particularly in the way that these sort of platforms are engineered to distract us, compel our attention, even hardwired into the engi

now our colleague chris hayes has his eye on exactly this battle to control attention. om the tech inaugural to the way tech has been a central feature of our politics, hayes argues it's the defining battle right now. younger people, sometimes called gen z, are all over social media. many stay up late just to check their feeds, and it goes beyond just your friends or youthful things. this type of internet, always online, always something new and digital. attention merchants using a business model to make young people and everyone else continue to feel that way. this is affecting not only how we live and how people are raised, and how we communicate with each other. it's become a kind of a baseline of our life and politics. it's not a coincidence that this election cycle, if you noticed, had a heck of a lot more tech during the campaign and all the way up to the inauguration and all those tech billionaires and this sort of constant internet life is something that not only hayes diagnoses in this smart new book. i finished it, but it's also something comic bo burnham explo

that's a fight. >> not in here. >> the fight is not in here. >> chris hayes is back with us. >> and you'reht, simon. the fight is not. >> the fight is not in here, chris. it seems to me that that is that's one that is messaging to say it's time to come together. whatever little things we had going on in here, we got to put it to the side because there's work to do. but also attempting to project this strength and this, you know, posture that people have been looking for, for from democrats specifically, you know, in the last week and a half, two weeks since donald trump took office, it's like, where's the fight? people want the fight. and ken martin is saying he's going to bring it. >> yeah, i thought. >> it was interesting. i mean. >> there is this. >> palpable sense of a leadership vacuum. and partly that's always the case, simone, as you know, when there's an out party, right? i mean, the party that has the white house has a leader because they've got the president, and the party that doesn't is trying to figure out where leadership is, where leadership is going to emerge from. i don't

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i found out chris hayes, we just had on the show, went to high school with you. >> lin-manuel: chris nd i was in northern manhattan so the boss would stop on the way to our school. >> stephen: he directed you in a play. >> lin-manuel: no, he didn't direct me in a play but he directed my first musical periods do not you in it. you are not in your first musical? >> lin-manuel: no. i wrote a musical called "nightmare in d major." not pretentious at all. he was about a nightmare. it was a 20 minute musical. the villain -- it's this extended dream of the villain in the piece is a fetal pig from ap bio class. do they still dissect pigs and ap bio class? i see some very sad nods from the mezzanine. >> stephen: what was he like in high school? >> lin-manuel: exactly the same. i have a mix tape from him that he gave me a tenth grade. they are all politically themed. from the mid-'90s. eddie vedder cover of "masters of war." i still remember this. a draggable planet song about roe v. wade. and then there was a song by g love and special sauce. g love fans. called "this ain't living. all politic

and that is tonight's reidout all in with chris hayes starts now. your turn. chris. >> good evening from seattle. >> i'm chris hayes. >> last hour. >> donald trump wrapped up a lengthy. >> joint appearance. >> with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> and over the course of. >> a rambling. >> often incoherent. >> hour. >> the president of the united. >> states appeared. >> to announce. >> a completely. >> unprecedented american. >> policy towards. >> gaza and. >> the people that live. there that, on its face, would both violate international law and be seen by millions, maybe. >> hundreds of millions. >> or billions around the world. as the. >> us backing. explicit ethnic cleansing. the announcement has enormous implications for the. >> region. >> for palestinians in gaza, for u.s. service members who apparently are going to be. >> pressed into. >> service for this. >> project. >> president trump announcing the us would, in his words, own. that's the word he used. >> own gaza. that it. >> would transfer. >> the population. >> of the. 1.8 million palest

right now. >> good evening from new york. >> i'm chris hayes. in just the past few hours, we've gotten. >> a fuller. >> look at donald trump's foreign. policy vision. and i have to. >> say, it. >> is worse and more dangerous than i think i even expected. with maga poised to rapidly. >> undo the. >> american led global democratic. >> order. in fact. >> taking concrete steps today to do so and unraveling. the began this morning with an announcement from trump's secretary of defense, pete hegseth, saying that america was pulling back from defending its allies. >> we must. start by recognizing that returning to ukraine's pre 2014 borders is an unrealistic objective. chasing this illusionary goal will only prolong the war and cause more suffering. the united states does not believe that nato membership for ukraine is a realistic outcome of a negotiated settlement. we're also here today to directly and unambiguously express that stark strategic realities. prevent the united states of america from being primarily. focused on the security of europe. >>

all in with chris hayes starts now. >> tonight on. >> all in. we will. >> not. >> shut up. >> we will stand up. >> we will speak up. we will rise up. >> protests are up all across the country as. >> the world's richest man continues to dismantle american government. >> given his prominence and his importance, i move. >> that the committee subpoena elon musk. >> to come before it. tonight, new. >> reporting on. >> what elon musk is doing with. federal payment systems. >> and senator chris murphy. >> on his urgent. >> call to fight back. >> we have not months. >> we have not. >> weeks. >> but we. >> have days to. >> stop the destruction of our democracy. and about that. >> trump plan to. >> take over gaza. >> is it worth risking the life of a single u.s. marine to turn the gaza strip into the riviera of the middle east? >> tonight, the widespread rejection. >> of trump's. >> agenda, both in the middle east and at home. >> people voted. >> for lower. >> egg prices. >> you know. >> not for. >> a middle east mar-a-lago when all in starts right now. >

. >> i'm chris hayes. >> last hour, donald trump wrapped. >> up a. >> lengthy joint. >> appearance with. >> israeli prime. >> minister benjamin netanyahu. >> and over the course. >> of a. >> rambling. >> often incoherent. >> hour, the president. >> of the united states. >> appeared to. >> announce a. >> completely unprecedented. >> american policy towards gaza and the people that live there. that, on its face. would both violate international law and. >> be seen. >> by millions, maybe hundreds of millions or billions. >> around. >> the world as the us. >> backing explicit. ethnic cleansing. the announcement. >> has enormous implications for the region, for palestinians in gaza, for u.s. service members who apparently are going to be pressed into service for this project. president trump announcing the us would, in his words, own. that's the word he used own gaza, that it would transfer the population of the 1.8 million palestinians who live there amidst the rubble and the damage, those who have survived the last year and a half, that they would be transferred out of gaza into what he sp

i'm chris hayes. all along, the plan was project 2025, the 900 page, far right blueprint on how to go full authoritarian in a second trump term, a document so full of unpopular, radioactive and illegal ideas that donald trump pretended throughout the campaign he had nothing to do with it, even though we all knew he did. today, the trump administration succeeded in adding to a key post. one of the top architects of project 2025, someone who should be quite famous and will be, i think, as time goes on. his name is russell vote. he's the guy who literally wrote the chapter in project 2025 that lays the foundation for the ongoing trump musk attack on your government's most basic functions. in his chapter of project 2025 on how to wield executive office of president, vote wrote that omb, the office of management and budget should operate as the president's mind, adding it's vital the omb director and his political staff, not the careerists, drive these offices in pursuit of the president's actual prioritie

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good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. elon musk and his co-president, donald trump, have spent the first three weeks of their presidency attempting a full assault on the separated powers of the constitution. full stop. now, they've done this despite controlling congress, both houses, senate and house and the supreme court, along with the white house. think about that for a second. you come in, you've got the rare trifecta. but trump and musk are not passing any bills to accomplish their goals. instead, an unelected billionaire is basically working unilaterally to dismantle the federal government with zero transparency, zero disclosures of conflicts of interest. and he's causing profound material harm and damage here in the us and across the world as he does it. to that end, the two men held a deeply strange publicity stunt in the oval office today. musk was there to defend his work against what has been something of a pr disaster out of the gate. trump signed yet another executive order, this time granting musk and his st

just a special government employee. >> yeah. >> exactly. >> okay. >> and a special msnbc host, chris hayesontract for the past couple decades. chris and i have always joked, like, we were always we would call, go, are they taking you out yet? because no. is that not true? >> yeah. >> so i love. you so much because you're a survivor. because every day you'd hear one of two things back ten years ago. oh, yeah. this is the week that chris hayes gets fired. this is the week that joe scarborough. >> gets fired. so on every day. >> yeah i one day i one day i had somebody warned me going dude they're going to come in. they're going to put a bag over your head and like walk you out the front door. it's like, chris and i will do it together. we'll do it. you're still here. and number one, number one, baby, that sounds good. thanks for having. all right. thank you. number one, new york times best seller is titled the siren's call how attention became the world's most endangered resource. it is an extraordinarily important read, and we'll, of course, be watching all in right here on msnbc. and still

joining the conversation, the host of all in with chris hayes. >> chris hayes, he. >> is the. >> author siren's call. >> how attention became the world's. >> most endangered resource. and actually, chris. >> this is. >> this is. >> very connected. >> because we're talking about. >> the importance. >> of a new generation stopping, you know, when i when i was. >> growing up. >> most of my. reading was. >> sports illustrated. >> but. >> you know. i still. >> would read the. >> you know, books like the. abandonment of. the jews in college. i'd read the. rise and. >> fall shier's the rise and. fall of the. >> third reich. >> and i think we all did. we did enough reading to understand the horrors in. >> a very real way. you have written. >> a book. i think it's so extraordinarily. important right. >> now about. how right now. >> our neurological. >> structures are. >> evolutionary characteristics, the things that stamp. us through evolution, our social. impulses are being preyed upon by algorithms. and then. >> twisting those social. >> impulses. >> twisting those evolutionary. >> instincts.

and i want to thank byron donalds, tara palmeri and chris hayes. now go watch overtime on youtube. thank you. >> folks. >> woo woo. woo! was trying to do. i'm so excited i get two rings this year. two rings? yeah, two rings. my wedding band and this championship ring. [pa chatter] five nba championships, two olympic gold medals. a once in a generation talent. but in the end-- charges were filed against kobe bean bryant. things weren't always smooth. it wasn't always a straight line. this alleged crime happened 14 months ago, but a criminal case will be dropped. it was a bumpy road. the night that kobe ruptured his achilles tendon, he said, i felt like somebody kicked me in the back of my leg. i reached back there, and i tried to pull it back down. i've had a lot of guys rupture achilles. i've never heard anybody say that. it's [bleep] sad. [bleep] and once the locker room door was closed, he lost his mind, yelling, cursing, throwing gatorade bottles all over the place, people ducking. my mental switch-- don't f***ing touch me. don't talk to me. right away, you're like, now you know

. >> byron donalds, tara palmeri and chris hayes. now go watch overtime on youtube. thank you folks. will be dropped. it was a bumpy road. the night that kobe ruptured his achilles tendon, he said, i felt like somebody kicked me in the back of my leg. i reached back there, and i tried to pull it back down. i've had a lot of guys rupture achilles. i've never heard anybody say that. it's [bleep] sad. [bleep] and once the locker room door was closed, he lost his mind, yelling, cursing, throwing gatorade bottles all over the place, people ducking. my mental switch-- don't f***ing touch me. don't talk to me. right away, you're like, now you know you're talking to the black mamba. you're not talking to kobe. and then i said, kobe, vanessa and the girls are in my office. i tell you, it was like a switch. he went from black mamba, ok, that just ruptured his achilles to kobe. wasn't sure i could do it. your kids walk in, and you're like, i got to set an example. daddy's going to be fine. i'm going to do it. if you were a fan and you only saw the black mamba, there was more, a

and that is tonight's reidout all in with chris hayes starts now. your turn. ning from seattle. >> i'm chris

also, our friend and colleague chris hayes will be here, and he's going to be here to talk about hisl also be joined by new york governor kathy hochul to discuss her state's pushback on the trump administration. that all starts back here tomorrow at 8 a.m. eastern. and be sure to follow us on social media at the weekend. msnbc velshi continues our coverage after a very short break. break. >> i'm a fan. —hi! —hi! ♪♪ chocolate fundraiser. ♪♪ with the chase mobile app, things move a little more smoothly. ♪♪ deposit checks easily and send money quickly. [coins clinking] ♪♪ that's convenience from chase. make more of what's yours. fowler here with. >> my favorite. >> cleaning partner. >> the duck. >> a super. >> compact back. >> with ultra powerful suction. this is a small but mighty duck, making. >> it quick. >> and. >> easy to clean up. >> any mess. >> just suck. >> it up. >> the compact design. >> can. >> reach the tightest places. >> it's smaller than a water bottle. oh, but look at this. >> it even. >> fits inside. >> my pocket. >> so store. >> it in any drawer. >> where it's always

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i'm chris hayes. the anger is rising. you can feel it as the world's richest man, elon musk, an unelected billionaire, is unlawfully hollowing out the united states government, seizing control of payment and personnel systems of the data of millions of americans trying to shut down agencies that congress duly created. americans across the country in protests and demonstrations and teachings, are focusing their outrage on musk with calls of fire. elon, even though it is not entirely clear who he is working for other than himself. we're going to have much more on those protests later in the show. they are growing. but musk is still pushing on, continuing to invade government systems. today, staffers with his extra governmental department of government efficiency reportedly entered the headquarters of the national oceanic and atmospheric administration in maryland, as well as the building of its parent agency, the department of commerce in washington. they apparently just sort of walked past security and said, get out of my

. >> chris hayes, my friend, i have to ask you how you are putting on the watch, what he says or watch what he does, not what he says. scale these comments from the president. tonight on, we're going to send u.s. troops into gaza. >> it's a great question and one we wrestled with and happened so quickly right before the show that i'm still not sure we have some reporting that indicates this was thought through, that this was the announcement of a new policy, that this was discussed in the meeting with netanyahu. i think it's much more than riffing. i think i think what we saw tonight now, whether that will there will be follow through, who knows. but i don't think it was just off the cuff. i think this is an announcement of a new policy of this government. >> yeah. i think i mean, i think one thing that we are learning is everything is a trial balloon, right? that everything that he says is to see what the reaction is. and then he either says he didn't mean it or it was a joke, or he denies that he ever said it, or he goes ahead with it and starts saying it more. we will see. i'm grate

. >> i'm michael steele in for chris hayes. >> donald trump's war on the government is intensifying. >> and he. >> has empowered the world's. >> richest man, elon. >> musk, to do. >> the job. musk and his minions are storming federal buildings and causing havoc. protesters are hitting the streets and gathering outside government buildings to. >> block musk's access and voice their outrage. today. >> house democrats arrived at the department of education. >> seeking a meeting. >> with employees. >> of musk's department. >> of government efficiency. but they were blocked from entering. it was at least. >> the. >> fourth time this week that members. >> of. >> congress were denied entry to a federal agency that they fund as elected officials, and americans are trying to figure out what to do to stop this caught. this activity. >> the courts are responding. today, a judge in washington. >> put a temporary. >> hold on musk. >> in trump's plans to fire almost the entire staff at usaid. >> even so, musk is. >> plowing ahead, and he's. >> doing it. >> with the president's full approval. >> is

. >> i'm chris hayes. >> last hour, donald trump wrapped. >> up a. >> lengthy joint. >> appearance with. >> israeli prime. >> minister benjamin netanyahu. >> and over the course. >> of a. >> rambling. >> often incoherent. >> hour, the president. >> of the united states. >> appeared to. >> announce a. >> completely unprecedented. >> american policy towards gaza and the people that live there. that, on its face. would both violate international law and. >> be seen. >> by millions, maybe hundreds of millions or billions. >> around. >> the world as the

just take a screenshot of it and you can do it all in with chris hayes starts now.

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. >> so chris hayes is writing a book on attention. right. colleague here from msnbc, and he and ezra klein had a very long conversation in the new york times about this a little more than a week ago, and attention being now the critical element that is involved in the dissemination of information. >> can you. >> get and hold people's attention? and that is it. it doesn't matter what you get it for, how you get it. >> but here's the. >> problem with that. >> you know how you get people's attention saying crazy, maniacal. outlandish things. yeah. so. so the truth. >> is usually constructive. >> and complicated. >> and boring. and that's what the democrats are left with. >> so it's like. >> egg prices, right? >> i mean, we've talked about grocery prices for now since a. >> couple of years. >> right. >> boring. right. but it's bird flu. it's the culling of hundreds of millions of chickens in the united states has absolutely nothing to do with government spending. and egg prices are now approaching $8 per dozen, and people still are blaming. pres

tonight we have chris hayes. in this hour. different hour than usual. the debate over funding cuts, what's really happening and where do we go from here. but we start with the continued legal losing streak for donald trump. he's been in office 22 days, and his administration is racking up historic court losses. yesterday,

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