. >>> chris hayes is up next. >>> stop the guillotine. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this. there are people in this country, believe it or not, who believe the best way to get rich people to work harder is to give them tax benefits. that the best way to get the poor to work harder is to cut their benefits. got it? give the carrot to the better off, give the stick to the worse off. and so in america today the guillotine is coming down on programs to get meals to the elderly. give a head start to the young who need it most. and as that guillotine comes down again and again, the well-off enjoy a government that looks out for them. in fact, races to look out for them. making sure that their flights arrive on time. even as the poor worry about the next meal they know isn't coming at all. will the president be able to stop this way of government, or is he, his party and the republican, stuck in so much political mud they'll never get free? michael steele was chairman of the r

joining me now is my colleague and friend, chris hayes, the host of "all in." as your reaction? i think both of us watched the speech live. what was your reaction? >> i thought it was a remarkable speech. i think, you know, there's a certain kind of -- barack obama gives a lot of speeches, and his speeches are, you know, analyzed to death, right? there's a certain kind of barack obama speech that stands out. it's the kind of speech where there's some taboo in the air and he comes out and talks about it in a way that seems almost uncomfortably more honest than a politician should. and that was what made his 2004 convention speech remarkable, the famous race speech in -- >> jeremiah wright. >> exactly. in 2008. in this speech, that, when he said "i will be haunted until i day i die by the innocent civilians whose lives have been snuffed out at my command," that is a remarkably honest, frank, arresting, profound think to hear from the commander in chief of the united states. >> yet, chris, he explained how an individual's citizenship cannot act as a shield if he's

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chris hayes, who used to do "up" which steve now does is actually up next. >>> strategy of doom. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this. imagine being a member of a political party whose only initiative, whose only recent mission, whose only active purpose these days is to find ways to keep member of the other party, blacks, young people, the elderly, from voting? and oh yeah, keeping the president of the united states from getting anything done. meet the republican party of mitch mcconnell, john boehner, and, yes, reince priebus. look at its agenda on gun safety. do nothing, or should i say nutin' at all? or should i say, nothing at all. leave it the way it is. getting bargain basement wages for people who businesses can make a lot of money? keep it up. government deficits in to deal. cut meals on wheels, cut the soup kitchens, while as jon stewart puts it, keeping the food cart moving on first class. welcome to the plan. stop people from voting on the democratic side. stop a democratically elected president from

"all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, and thank you for joining us. tonight, president obama comes out swinging after a weekend of benghazi outrage by republicans. >> the whole issue of this -- of talking points, frankly throughout this process has been a side show. >> one of the people who emphatically agrees with that is house minority leader nancy pelosi. today she gave me her reaction to the latest scandal mongering from the right as well as a frank assessment of house speaker john boehner. >> if he were a woman, they'd be calling him the weakest speaker in history. >> how about that? all of that and in "click 3," there's a man in space making awesome music videos about space you need to see. but we begin tonight with two irs scandals. one that is positively roiling the beltway and the country and another that has received so little attention it might as well be a secret. the president today responded to the scandal everyone's heard about, the one that broke open. when the irs admitted the agency targeted for extra scrutiny con

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. thank you for joining us. it's friday, y'all. we have a very fun show tonight. i'm glad you're with us. tonight, if you think the people writing our most impactful laws are members of congress, i will show you why you are sadly mistaken. plus, an outrage on the streets of chicago, so blatant, a 9-year-old can explain the injustice. >>> now, obama, he is a little off, slightly flirty, just like us. we have a site debtcated to republicans being jack asses. he spent time focused on breaking national news in the speech yesterday but a lot happened in politics and we must about it all, and it fits a certain theme. i'm sorry, but that theme is republicans acting like jack asses. let's start in the u.s. house where an all male panel held a hear awning a proposal by trent franks to ban all abortions starting at 20 weeks. the ban originally would just apply to washington, d.c., but congressman franks announced last week to expand it to the whole country. abortion bans for everyone. never mind

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes, and thank you for joining us on a night when we have big breaking news out of the white house on two different fronts. today the white house released 100 pages of e-mails of the administration's internal discussions over the benghazi attacks, e-mails that show, are you ready for this, the sound and fury over the administration's characterization of the tragedy is still much adieu about nothing. we'll get to that. >>> but this evening, president obama also addressed the irs screening of certain right wing groups for extra scrutiny and announced his reaction to the treasury department's review. >> i've reviewed the treasury department watchdog's report, and the misconduct that uncovered is inexcusable. it's inexcusable and americans are right to be angry about it, and i am angry about it. today, secretary lew took the first step by requesting and accepting the acting commissioner of the irs. we're going to put in place new safeguards to make sure this kind of behavior c

i'm chris hayes. and thank you for joining us. tonight, you've heard of too big to fail, but tonight i'll tell you about a company who was invented to fail and thousands of workers who got robbed in the process. also, a surprising move to restore voting rights by a conservative southern republican governor in contrast with the continued civil rights outrages just one state over. and the absolute craziest political story in north america, probably in the entire hemisphere, got even crazier today. >>> but we begin tonight with this photo, the one you see there on your screen. that's the maverick, john mccain, meeting with the rebels during his secret mission into syria this week. we showed is you a few of these images of senator mccain hanging out with syrian rebels, like you do, earlier this week. and we talked about the craziness of the whole affair of john mccain sneaking off into an active war zone, freelancing his own foreign policy in the midst of some really very delicate negotiations being undertaken right now by the state d

chris hayes, thank you, my friend. we'll be batwatching your show l in" tonight and every week night, 8:00 p.m. right here on msnbc. >>> we have breaking news on a pair of suspicious letters in new york city. we'll get a live report on that, and the latest ricin letter mailed to president obama, that's coming up next. a friend under water is something completely different. i met a turtle friend today so, you don't get that very often. it seemed like it was more than happy to have us in his home. so beautiful. avo: more travel. more options. more personal. whatever you're looking for expedia has more ways to help you find yours. here to take your lettuce from drab to fab with new lean cuisine salad additions. just byol. first, thaw your dressing. next, steam your grilled chicken and veggies. then, dress it. add your crunchy toppings. and voila. enjoy. [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the right machines wh

i'm chris hayes. and thank you for joining us.o fail, but tonight i'll tell you about a company who was invented to fail and thousands of workers who got robbed in the process. also, a surprising move to restore voting rights by a conservative southern republican governor in contrast with the continued civil rights outrages just one state over. and the absolute craziest political story in north america, probably in the entire hemisphere, got even crazier today. >>> but we begin tonight with this photo, the one you see there on your screen.

. >>> chris hayes is up next. >>> good evening. from new york i'm chris hayes. thank you for joining us. truly amazing stuff to cover tonight. how wild conspiracies are causing an absolute gun frenzy in this country and how washington politicians are legitimizing them. and a state where the legislator is so out of control, citizens are willing to go to jail to protest the laws. you might remember this bit of comedy from the white house correspondents dinner on saturday night when president obama joked about the criticism of not working with republicans more. >> maureen dowd said i could solve all my problems if i were just more like michael douglas in "the american president." i know michael's here tonight. michael, what's your secret, man? could it be that you were an actor in an aaron sorkin liberal fantasy? some folks still don't think i spend enough time with congress. why don't you get a drink with mitch mcconnell, they ask. really? why don't you get a drink with mitch mcconnell. >> today the president sent washington reporters scrambling with the surprise

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. thank you for joining us. cautionary tales abound tonight. a republican congressman tries to manufacture the next watergate, but instead gets upstaged by the next lifetime original movie. >>> in michigan, the real price of austerity as a school district runs out of money, fires all the teachers, and shuts the doors on all the students. that happened. you have to hear this story.

"all in" with chris hayes starts now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. thank you for joining us. after a huge step forward on women's rights, a giant leap backwards today, i will explain. a sigh of relief for struggling homeowners. i will tell you the good news, rare and the best description of matrix you will hear in click 3. we begin at this houston, texas hotel. in the last hour guests have been streaming in for a banquet that kicks off the rifles gun and ammunition. they have been treated to antique guns & gold showcase where national experts were doling out free appraisals of guns and jewelry. still to come they'll be treated to speeches from those such as fox sean hannity and a speaker at the women's lineup for lunch. including sarah palin. governor bobby jindal, rick santorum, oliver north, ted nugent and, of course, the one and only glenn beck. his saturday night stand and fight rally is already sold out, offering up overflow seating with discounts for multi-seat purchases. if you want to see where right wing culture and gun culture overlap, it w

chris hayes is up next. >>> horror in cleveland. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this. the horrors of cleveland are growing. one of those captive women was forced to deliver her child in a plastic swimming pool so it would be easy to clean up afterwards. when her baby got sick and stopped breathing, her captor said, if the baby dies, you die. and other times when she got pregnant, the man holding her captive starved her and beat her in the stomach to force a miscarriage. as a final grotesquery, and gave each of his three female captives a cake on her annual abduction day, thereby forcing her to celebrate the fact of her kidnapping and decade-long confinement. we found out the alleged captor treated his wife much the same, tying her up in the basement after they were married. moments ago we learned the charges the prosecuting attorney will seek. we'll get to those in just a moment. >>> first, msnbc's craig melvin is in cleveland for us. >> reporter: chris, they are e

i'm chris hayes and thank you for joining us tonight.he president, you might have heard, gave a speech today. was in the middle of the day. i'm sure many of you missed it while at work. there are many days in which the president gives a speech. we come in every day and write on the board the president is giving a speech today. often, well, it's not really that newsworthy. today was different. today was president gave one of those speeches. an obama speech. one of those signature speeches by this person at this moment in history that somehow rise up out of normal politics and address a taboo with an uncommon level of frankness and clarity and nuance.

i'm chris hayes, and thank you for joining us tonight. an amazing strange, weird, fascinating news day, including a stunning development involving one of the boston bombing suspects and his alleged role in a grizzly triple homicide that featured marijuana sprinkled all over the victims' bodies. that's true. >>> also we'll take you to florida where an 18-year-old high school student faces felony charges for having a relationship with another female student. >>> plus, a truly remarkable thing happened in washington, it was a cause for spontaneous celebration by many. i'll tell you what happened. >>> but we begin tonight with a big political announcement that came ability in an unusual way, a major campaign launch, but the launch itself didn't happen today, technically, it happened in the overnight hours. instead of press conferences that mark most candidate announcements, former congressman anthony weiner announced his bid for mayor of new york city by posting a two-minute video to youtube overnight, which is not the way these things are us

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes, and thank you for joining us on a night when we have big breaking news out of the white house on two different fronts. today the white house released 100 pages of e-mails of the administration's internal discussions over the benghazi attacks, e-mails that show, are you ready for this, the sound and fury over the administration's characterization of the tragedy is still much adieu about nothing. we'll get to that. >>> but this evening, president obama also addressed the irs screening of certain right wing groups for extra scrutiny and announced his reaction to the treasury department's review. >> i've reviewed the treasury

evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, thank you for joining us on "all in" tonight. one day after we told you of the shocking arrest of the lieutenant colonel in charge of curbing sexual assault in the united states air force, a new study released showing an epidemic of sexual assault in the military. >>> plus, you know a civil war on immigration is underway in the republican party when grover norquist testifies in favor of immigration reform. all that in click 3 coming up. but we begin tonight with a story out of ohio that has captivated the country today. three different women missing for a decade all but written off as dead all found alive about five miles from where they disappeared in a cleveland home where they've been held captive under unimaginable conditions. the details of which have barely begun to take shape. michelle knight was last seen at her cousin's house on august 23rd, 2002, she was 21 years old at the time. on april 21st, 2003, 16-year-old amanda berry disappeared after leaving work at a burger king near her home. and on april 2nd, 2004, almost ex

i'm chris hayes, and thank you for joining us tonight.ting news day, including a stunning development involving one of the boston bombing suspects and his alleged role in a grisly triple homicide that featured marijuana sprinkled all over the victims' bodies. that's true. >>> also, we'll take you to florida where an 18-year-old high school student faces felony charges for having a relationship with another female student. >>> plus, a truly remarkable thing happened in washington, it was a cause for spontaneous celebration by many. i'll tell you what happened. >>> but we begin tonight with a big political announcement that came about in an unusual way, a major campaign launch, but the launch itself didn't happen today. techniy

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. thank you for joining us. cautionary tales abound tonight. a republican congressman tries to manufacture the next watergate, but instead gets upstaged by the next lifetime original movie. >>> in michigan, the real price of austerity as a school district runs out of money, fires all the teachers, and shuts the doors on all the students. that happened. you have to hear this story. all of that, plus, click3. we begin with new details and developments and the big question of overlooked red flags in the investigation surrounding the kidnapping and rescue of three young women held captive for a decade inside a cleveland home. 52-year-old ariel castro was charged late this afternoon with four counts of kidnapping and three counts of rape. no charges were filed against either of his brothers, who were arrested with him monday night. cleveland police now say there is no evidence that leads them to believe the brothers were involved or even had any knowledge that ariel castro was holding the wo

. >>> chris hayes is next. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. joining us tonight. there is a lot happening on this monday, including the shocking arrest of the lieutenant colonel in charge of the air force's sexual assault prevention program. he himself is charged tonight with sexual assault. two big banks are accused of violating their responsibility to help struggling homeowners. i'll have the exclusive interview with the attorney general who is cracking down. and a major tax bill passes in

i'm chris hayes and thank you for joining us tonight. the president, you might have heard, gave a speech today. was in the middle of the day. i'm sure many of you missed it while at work. there are many days in which the president gives a speech. we come in every day and write on the board the president is giving a speech today. often, well, it's not really that newsworthy. today was different. today was president gave one of those speeches. an obama speech. one of those signature speeches by this person at this moment in history that somehow rise up out of normal politics and address a taboo with an uncommon level of frankness and clarity and nuance. one of those speeches so rare in politics that opens up a truly vital public conversation in this country. the kind of public conversation we want to have. the president started off today with the end of the war on terror. not just that there needs to be one, but what it might look like. >> we have to recognize that the threat has shifted and evolved from the one that came to our shores on

i'm chris hayes and thank you for joining us this evening. it was a big day today because washington has a case of scandal fever. today president obama showed how he plans to dole out the medicine. >>> plus, last night our guest told us what we can expect in the fight against sexual assault in the military. today we got more shocking proof that they were right. >>> and let today be known henceforth as the day bea arthur broke the internet. >>> we begin with a momentous political event, i mean a really, really big deal. tonight at 6:28 p.m. eastern, did you feel the earth move under your feet, did you feel a seismic change in this nation's politics? what you would have been feeling was the house of representatives voting to repeal obama care -- for the 37th time. by a vote of 229-195 with every single republican voting to repeal, along with two democrats. i have to give it to the house republicans. last week when speaker john boehner announced the vote with this lackluster pitch, i was a little worried their hearts weren't in it this time. >>

all in with chris hayes starts now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. thank you for joining us on this friday. news out of the white house that can have major implications from the foreign policy. >>> also, the single most draw-dropping foreclosure, that i have ever heard. >>> first, scandal gate week continued. it continued with a vengeance in washington today. steven miller was called up to capitol hill. he was to talk about groups for heightened scrutiny. the president asked miller to resign earlier this week but that could not spare miller from being served to house republicans like a pig for slaughter. a classic bit of washington hearing important, substance, not so much. grand standing? you bet. >> why did you resign? >> how can we conclude you did not mislead this community. >> i will help give you clarity. >> still doesn't know why he was question number 26. >> completely failed the american people. >> why are you resigning. >> as eric eriksson tweeted, allowing crappy congressman to look like conservative badass es. let me be clear, we are just

. >>> chris hayes is up next. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, and thank you for joiningonight, president obama comes out swinging after a weekend of benghazi outrage by republicans. >> the whole issue of this -- of talking points, frankly throughout this process has been a side show. >> one of the people who emphatically agrees with that is house minority leader nancy pelosi. today she gave me her reaction to the latest scandal mongering from the right as well as a frank assessment of house speaker john boehner. >> if he were a woman, they'd be calling him the weakest speaker in history. >> how about that? all of that and in "click 3," there's a man in space making awesome music videos about space you need to see. but we begin tonight with two irs scandals. one that is positively roiling the beltway and the country and another that has received so little attention it might as well be a secret. the president today responded to the scandal everne

i'm chris hayes, and thank you for joining us tonight. all right. let the weed wars begin as colorado becomes the first state in the world to legalize recreational marijuana use. >>> plus, facebook executive sheryl sandberg is encouraging working women to lean in, but new data out today shows how much leaning in we all, all of us, men and women, have to do. >>> and as a service to hyperbolic republicans, tonight we offer a reminder there is one and blessedly only one richard nixon. we begin tonight another whom of there's only one, michele bachmann. five years ago, if i said that name to you on this program, you would have had no idea who the heck i was talking about. michele bachmann, happened at that point to be a freshman member of congress in minnesota and there are even still lots of members of congress whose names you probably don't know. there are a good number whose names i don't know, and i know this stuff for a living. let's face it, there are literally hundreds of them and most are unremarkable and absent from your daily life. the reason

"all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, and thank you for joining us, and welcome back. all right. tonight, how john mccain spent his holiday weekend, not like mine, hint, his involves sneaking into a war zone and ratcheting up the syrian conflict. >>> plus, he's loud, he's rude, the mayor of a major metropolitan city and he's embroiled in the craziest political scam in north america. and the single most controversial piece of kitchenware in the entire world. but we begin tonight on the jersey shore where the american political equivalent of snooki and j. wow have reunited for one more stroll down the boardwalk. seven months after hurricane sandy, president obama returned to new jersey to survey the recovery efforts and announce to the world after millions of dollars spent on rebuilding, the shore was back open for business. he was joined, of course, by chris christie who led the president around and even won a teddy bear for him in the football tossing game at the arcade. it was all very sweet, very reminiscent of the iconic images from

"all in" with chris hayes starts now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. you think the tea party went away, think again friends. they are still here and still trying to kill obama care. while the cable world was hyper ventilating about reese witherspoon's arrest, i will tell you about the stories that got shafted in click 3. and the probably ill advised victory lap going on right now in houston, texas. the annual meeting and exhibition is in full swing tonight and one of the clear themes to emerge among the star-studded cast

chris hayes is up next. >>> >>> good evening. from new york i'm chris hayes.about the path of the tornado that devastated this community and the scope of the damage visited upon this town and we know more tonight of the amazing acts of courage by teachers and the two schools crushed by the storm. the good news today and it's nice to report good news, initial reports of fatalities have for now been cut in half. the medical examiner having placed the number of dead at 51, this morning revised that number to 24 confirmed deaths. a spokesman explain

"all in" with chris hayes starts now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" if you think the tea party went away, think again friends. they are still here and still trying to kill obama care. while the cable world was hyper ventilating about reese witherspoon's arrest, i will tell you about the stories that got shafted in click 3. and the probably ill advised victory lap going on right now in houston, texas. the annual meeting and exhibition is in full swing tonight and one of the clear themes to emerge among the star-studded cast among convention speakers was victory. victory over the expansion background checks for gun buyers which went down last month fo under a filibuster. the nra was itself, let's remember, invited to help negotiate and politely ending the proposal and putting everything it had into defeating it. that was a semi impressive an gross party trick on the part of the nra, but a trick they are incredibly proud of today. >> you fought and you beat president obama's misguided gun control proposals. h package that would have u

. >>> chris hayes is up next. >>> good evening from new york. i am chris hayes.ng us on a night we have breaking news out of the white house on two fronts. the white house administration's internal discussions over the benghazi attacks, e-mails that show, are you ready for this, the sound and fury over the administration's characterization of the tragedy is still much adieu about nothing. we'll get to that. >>> but this evening, president obama also addressed the irs screening of certain right wing groups for extra scrutiny and announced his reaction to the treasury department's review. >> i've reviewed the treasury department watchdog's report, and the misconduct that uncovered is inexcusable. it's inexcusable and americans are right to be angry about it, and i am angry about it. today, secretary lew took the first step by requesting and

chris hayes is up next. >>> >>> good evening. from new york i'm chris hayes. we know more about the path of the tornado that devastated this community and the scope of the damage visited upon this town and we know more tonight of the amazing acts of courage by teachers and the two schools crushed by the storm. the good news today and it's nice to report good news, initial reports of fatalities have for now been cut in half. the medical examiner having placed the number of dead at 51, this morning revised that number to 24 confirmed deaths. a spokesman explained some victims were counted twice in the chaos. the monster storm had has been now calculated at ef-5. its force is estimated to have been 600 times greater than that of the atomic bomb that exploded in hiroshima. it touched down just 16 minutes after the first siren was sounded. just four minutes later it had reached category 4. the track was eerily similar to the 1999 tornado that struck the area. as we see this time lapsed video of the tornado's progression, it was on the ground for 17 miles, creating

i'm chris hayes, and thank you for joining us tonight. all right. let the weed wars begin as colorado becomes the first state in the world to legalize recreational marijuana use. >>> plus, facebook executive sheryl sandberg is encouraging working women to lean in, but new data out today shows how much leaning in we all, all of us, men and women, have to do. >>> and as a service to hyperbolic republicans, tonight we offer a reminder there is one and blessedly only one richard nixon. we begin tonight another whom of there's only one, michele bachmann. five years ago, if i said that name to you on this program, you would have had no idea who the he w

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, and thank you for joining us tonight. while president obama renewed his push for obamacare implementation today, you may or may not be shocked to hear what republicans were renewing for the 37th time. yes, the 37th time. an absolutely horrible week for jim demint and the heritage foundation ends on the most embarrassing note possible. i'll tell you why this is such a blow for the far right's immigration reform. because it is friday, we figured out a way to get ryan gosling into the show. you're welcome in advance. but we begin with genuine abusive power by the federal government that sounds like it was cooked up by glen beck. i'm not kidding. if you sat down with glen beck over a pot brownie and asked him which nefarious plots the government was up to, this item from the news would probably be on the list. today the, today the irs revealed applying for exempt status. it came from the irs official that heads up the division on tax-exempt groups during a conference today sponsored by the american

i'm chris hayes, and thank you for joining us. tonight, our not so long national nightmare of slightly longer waits at domestic airports is over, but the same can't be said for cancer clinics and other programs hit by the sequester. we'll talk to the people who are trying to fix this. >>> and a small explosion at a florida school set off a firestorm of controversy, i'll tell you why. >>> all that, plus click3. >>> first, a fairly huge development in boston today as three additional suspects were arrested and charged in connection with the boston marathon bombings investigation. azamat tazhayakov, who you see on your left, and dias kadyrbayev, who is next to him, both 19 year olds from kazakhstan, but living in new bedford, massachusetts, are charged with conspireing to obstruct justice. a third man, robel phillipos, who's also 19 and lives in cambridge, was charged with making false statements to law enforcement officials in a terrorism investigation. all three men were students at the university of massachusetts dartmouth, where

i'm chris hayes, and thank you for joining us tonight. an amazing strange, weird, fascinating news day, including a stunning development involving one of the boston bombing suspects and his alleged role in a grizzly triple homicide that featured marijuana sprinkled all over the victims' bodies. that's true. >>> also we'll take you to florida where an 18-year-old high school student faces felony charges for having a relationship with another female student. >>> plus, a truly remarkable thing happened in washington, it

chris hayes is up next. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. thank you for joining us. i'll be joined by senator elizabeth warren who introduced her first piece of legislation. it's a pretty brilliant one to level the playing field for people buried in debt. speaking of debt a big report from "the huffington post" about one company making a fortune on the backs of college students. we will have an exclusive interview. >>> and another takes a stand for science reason. >>> we begin with president obama on the road today. how and where the president spends his time is probably the single-most important tool the white house has at its disposal the decision to send the president is to texas is a fascinating choice. for starters, texas is not the home of the obama political base. he lost there in 2008 to john mccain and bigger to mitt romney in 2012. even so, texas is being seen more and more as potentially winnable by democrats. speculation over whether and when democrats could leverage changing demographics in the state and turn it red to blue has been simmering for months

"all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, and thank us. tonight, president obama comes out swinging after a weekend of benghazi outrage by republicans. >> the whole issue of this -- of talking points, frankly throughout this process has been a side show. >> one of the people who emphatically agrees with that is house minority leader nancy pelosi. today she gave me her reaction to the latest scandal mongering

"all in" with chris hayes starts now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.tonight by senator elizabeth warren who introduced her first piece of legislation, a pretty brilliant one, to help level the playing field for people buried in debt. and a report from the "huffington post," a company set to make a fortune on the back of college students. >>> anothe