i think that chris hayes is moving to prime time.kind of has yet to prove whether or not that's a smart move for ratings. it might be a smart show and it might be one that kind of like his community really likes but whether or not that was a good move for ratings is still up in question. i think the larger issue here is it's hard for a hyperpolitically-minded show to appeal to the american people in 2013. >> bill: chris hayes i like chris hayes, he does have a smart show but what puzzled me about that move is ed schultz is a really good friend of mine and i think had a great show. ed certainly appeals to a different segment of the progressive community than rachel does. chris appeals to the very same people. so sort of like instead of having one show that gets the thinking progressive, if you will, and one show that gets the blue collar democrats right and working men and women like ed schultz they have two rachel shows. >> there's also an age issue here right which is that the older demographics tend to watch more television than yo

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. thank you for joining us. and tonight, on "all in", the republicans' all-out war on abortion rights is raging on, spreading to statehouses across the country and each fight seems dirtier than the last. we will take you to texas and north carolina. >>> also, an american city, a great iconic truly american city is tonight on the verge of total financial collapse. what can be done for the city of detroit? >>> plus, tonight, we will introduce you, and this is really a fun one, to the southern avenger. a wild and wacky character who thinks poor john wilkes booth was misunderstood and happens to work for a united states senator. that is coming up. >>> first tonight, democrats have said enough and are calling attention to one of the most outrageous acts of gop obstructionism which is, of course, saying a lot given the stiff competition in the category of outrageous acts of gop obstruction. by refusing to confirm the president's nominees, republicans have effectively shut down the supreme cou

. >> joining me is chris hayes, and steve kornacki. gentlemen, it is unfortunately our viewing public couldn't see you with your forehead on the desk. as anthony weiner gave yet again i want say with certitude answer, can we cue up this videotape? >> a lot of people looking at this stuff on our behalf are cautioning me, that stuff gets manipulated. you can change a photograph, you can manipulate a photograph or doctor it. i don't want to say with certitude it maybe didn't start out being a photo of mine, and looks different, was maybe from another account that got sent to me. i can't say for sure, i don't want to say with certitude, i am not trying to be evasive. >> chris, is there any reason new yorkers should trust his answer on this? >> look, i don't think anthony weiner should be mayor for a number of reasons. i would go through about 20 before i got in this. what you see is what reflects in the polling. circus is a thing created by the media, but he seems to thrive off of that, i just thought just stop talking to the press. >> or

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" a verdict in a trial the likes of which this country has not seen in 150 years. literally. why it matters to every american what wikileaker bradley manning was charged with and what he was convicted of today. >>> also tonight religious scholar reza aslan, being the subject of the most embarrassing interview fox news has ever done. >>> plus, shocking video of white youths rye rotting and running rampant through the streets of huntington beach, california. do we need to have a national dialogue about the violent destructive white youth culture in this country? i think we do, and it's a conversation you won't want to miss. >>> we begin tonight with president obama who took his campaign-style jobs push to chattanooga, tennessee, today, where he presented himself as a principled idealistic fighter for the middle class who maybe also happens to have the most remarkably poor short-term memory in all of washington. the president using today's barnstorming speech to extend

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. it was 16 1/2 months ago, february 26th, 2012, the altercation between trayvon mention min martin and george michael zimmerman took place in sanford, florida. tonight the fate of george zimmerman rests in the hands of a jury of six. there's other news tonight including an actual appearance of edward snowden in moscow. we'll show you later. we begin, of course, in florida, where 5 1/2 hours ago after 12 days of testimony, the jury was handed the case of the state of florida versus george zimmerman. the man that's charged with second-degree murder in the killing of trayvon martin. mr. zimmerman has pleaded not guilty. claiming self-defense. the jury has ended its deliberations for the day and will resume at 9:00 a.m. eastern time tomorrow. they've already asked the judge a question, in the short time since their deliberations began. they requested a list of all the evidence they were presented with and the judge arranged to have that list delivered. today we saw the dramatic conclusion

all in with chris hayes starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york, i'm chris hayes. what you just heard is the moment today that egyptian security forces apparently stormed the studios of al jazeera television in cairo during what is being called a military coup. millions have taken to the streets in celebration, and president morsi is reportedly under house arrest. we will go live to egypt in a moment. also, last night the president of bolivia was essentially stopped and frisked in the global effort to capture the nsa leaker edward snowden. today that is really not going over very well. new details about what went down in that extraordinary story. >>> plus, some day i would genuinely love to come before you and do a story about how the big banks are not scamming people any more. not forcing minimum wage workers to pay to get their own paychecks, that night is not tonight sadly. my commentary on this latest outrage is coming up. >>> we begin in egypt, where the military backed by millions of people in the street has overthrown that country's first democratically elec

that's hardball for now, thanks for being with us, all in with chris hayes starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, tonight on "all in" the fear factor as the defense rests in the trial of george zimmerman, closing arguments set to begin tomorrow, already, bill o'reilly and others are raising the racial spector. the oil train, what went wrong to cause this truly horrific crash? and the river of fire that's killed at least 20 people and absolutely devastated a small town in quebec. >>> plus, the tea party in georgia, is all for solar energy, and now they're going head to head with the koch brothers over it, this is reality trumping politics. i will have the national coordinator for the tea party patriots coming up. >>> we begin tonight with immigration reform on life support. and the surgeon in the e.r. trying to save the day is george w. bush. >> it's my honor to introduce the 43rd president of the united states of america. >> in the 1790s, an immigrant from ireland designed the white house. in the 1990s, 200 years later an immigrant from russia helped create

"all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. tonight on all in in the wake of the zimmerman verdict. the movement against stand your ground laws is gaining momentum. the right wing and the nra are doubling down on it. reverend al sharpton will be my guest coming up. supreme court may have left it for dead, but that has spawned a real effort in congress to save it. senator amy klobuchar will be here to give us the latest. mike enzi of wyoming thought he was friends with the cheney family. then again, so did that guy who got shot in the pace. we begin tonight four days since the jury declared george zimmerman not guilty with an american right wing working overtime to create a counter narrative about black racism, white victim hood and persecution. a dead black teenager and a shooter found not guilty is a parable for reverse racism toward white people. yet another example to justify fear of the black other. leading the charge is the right wing group perhaps most invested in making sure there are millions of people like george zimme

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" closing arguments begin in sanford, florida. the prosecution paints a picture of george zimmerman as a wannabe cop whose assumptions resulted in death of trayvon martin. >>> that's coming up. also a 19-year-old makes a really bad joke on facebook and spends four horrific months in a texas jail charged with making terroristic threats. justin carter is out of jail. his father will be here to talk about what's next. >>> the rise of the warrior cop. the author is here to talk about how american police departments are looking more and more like american military. >>> we begin tonight with an absolute eruption of shock and fury on the floor of the house of representatives. jettisoned 4,700 hungry americans to get on with the business of shoveling more money into the hands of big agricultural and special interests. since 1973, the farm bill has been crafted to yolk together the fates of the working poor, largely clustered in urban area who depend on food stamps to avoid m

"all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, we have a strong lineup of news tonight on all in. president obama looks like he's ready for a fight. that's a good thing, because he's fighting to raise the minimum wage. if there was a single economic fight we need to win. that's the one. coming up. >> also tonight, you've got to fight and then you've got flight. the heat is on republican congressman steve king after his hideous statements about mexican immigrants this week. he will be my guest tonight. you're going to want to hear what king said to him. plus, a precious rare surprising moment on the floor of the united states house of representatives, wherein i watched a c-span live feed and thought, this is what government should look like. i'll bring that to you shortly. tonight we go to galesburg illinois where president obama kicked off his own summer tour of sorts. he gave not one, but two speeches on the economy, beginning with a series of events planned across the country this summer, focusing on how to support an embattled middle cla

chris hayes is up next. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes.the reverend jesse jackson is here. senate majority leader harry reid is here. senator elizabeth warren is here. candidate for office of new york city comptroller eliot spitzer is here. there is a lot to talk about tonight. >>> first, the anger and frustration following the verdict in the george zimmerman case is being channeled into organized action. this is not a one-day thing. demonstration are expanding. political pressure on the system is mounting. at the n c

"all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, we have aneup of news tonight on all in. president obama looks like he's ready for a fight. that's a good thing, because he's fighting to raise the minimum wage. if there was a single economic fight we need to win. that's the one. coming up. >> also tonight, you've got to fight and then you've got flight. the heat is on republican congressman steve king after his hideous statements about mexican immigrants this week. he will be my guest tonight. you're going to want to hear what king said to him. plus, a io

all in with chris hayes starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york, i'm chris hayes.hat you just heard is the moment today that egyptian security forces apparently stormed the studios of al jazeera television in cairo during what is being called a military coup. millions have taken to the streets in celebration, and president morsi is reportedly under house arrest. we will go live to egyn

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" a high-stakes international drama playing out tonight as the airplane carrying the president of bolivia has been forced to reroute and land in austria. why? because of reports that nsa leaker edward snowden had been smuggled onboard when the plane left moscow. that story is coming up. >>> also tonight, right now it is is quite simply one of the largest protests in all of human history. what we are witnessing in egypt is a very delicate situation, on the verge of total chaos. we'll go live to cairo for the very latest. >>> plus, super awesome helicopters. they're super awesome and they're super expensive and for some crazy reason, they're jammed into the immigration bill in one of the craziest pork stories i've seen in ages. >>> but we begin tonight on this. the 49then anniversary of lyndon b. johnson signing the civil rights act into law. bill moyers wrote on that night, july 2nd, 1964, he found lbj who just signed one of the most monumental and morally elevated pi

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes.thank you for joining us. and tonight, on "all in", the republicans' all-out war on abortion rights is raging on, spreading to statehouses across the country and each fight seems dirtier than the last. we will take you to texas and north carolina. >>> also, an american city, a great iconic truly american city is tonight on the verge of total financial collapse. what can be done for the city of detroit? >>> plus, tonight, we will introduce you, and this is really a fun one, to the southern avenger. a wild and wacky character who thinks poor john wilkes booth was misunderstood and happens to work for a united states senator. that is coming up.

you told chris hayes that your business partners would be compromised if you released your full tax returnsased some partial tax returns. don't voters deserve to know about any potential conflicts of interest? >> they know of all the conflicts. i filed and made public my tax returns. not all the schedules that would reveal what is deemed to be private data about the individual partnerships but unlike others who have not revealed their tax returns, i revealed not only what i earned, i paid 49% of my income in taxes last year, 49%. as opposed to others who had offshore accounts and other situations, i paid 49% last year, 39.5% the year before. my income and the 1040s have been released. >> i think the question is about who you do business with that you told chris hayes you'd be embarrassed about them coming forward. >> jake, somebody didn't give you accurate information. the conflict of interest board has all of that information. >> then the public has access to the conflict of interest board? >> we e-mailed it to every journalist who was interested. they know what i earned, the source of eve

that's hardball for now, thanks for being with us, all in with chris hayes starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, tonight on "all in" the fear factor as the defense rests in the trial of george zimmerman, closing arguments set to begin tomorrow, already, bill o'reilly and others are raising the racial spector. the oil train, what went wrong to cause this truly horrific crash? and the river of fire that's killed at least 20 people and absolutely devastated a small town in quebec. >>> plus, the tea party in georgia, is all for solar energy, and now they're going head to head with the koch brothers over it, this is reality trumping politics. i will have the national coordinator for the tea party

. >>> chris hayes is up next. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes.ning us. and tonight, on "all in", the republicans' all-out war on abortion rights is raging on, spreading to statehouses across the country and each fight seems dirtier than the last. we will take you to texas and north carolina. >>> also, an american city, a great iconic truly american city is tonight on the verge of total financial collapse. what can be done for the city of detroit? >>> plus, tonight, we will introduce you, and this is really a fun one, to the southern avenger. a wild and wacky character who thinks poor john wilkes booth was misunderstood and happens to work for a united states senator. that is coming up. >>> first tonight, democrats have said enough and are calling attention to one of the most outrageous acts of gop obstructionism which is, of

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. friday night on this program, as we awaited the verdict in the trial of george zimmerman, for the killing of trayvon martin, my guest, jalani cobb of the university of connecticut said something that stuck with me and haunted me throughout the weekend. he said in cases like this, he didn't think black people in america expect justice. that they've just been here too many times before. and tonight, in the wake of a not guilty verdict, we'll spend the hour examining how we got to this place and where we go from here. we begin in sanford, florida, 505 days ago. >> new tonight, a deadly shooting in sanford. police have the gun. they've got the shooter. but they have not arrested him. fox w5's landry tells us the dead man's grieving family wants to know why not. >> is that a friend of yours? >> my son. >> this afternoon we met tracy martin at the crime scene. he says his 17-year-old son, trayvon martin was shot to death. >> he walked out of the house to go to the store. he was going to the

"all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes.onight on all in in the wake of the zimmerman verdict. the movement against stand your ground laws is gaining momentum. the right wing and the nra are doubling down on it. reverend al sharpton will be my guest coming up. supreme court may have left it for dead, but that has spawned a real effort in congress to save it. senator amy klobuchar will be here to give us the latest. mike enzi of wyoming thought he was friends with the cheney family. then again, so did that guy who got shot in the pace. we begin tonight four days since the jury declared george zimmerman not guilty with an american right wing working

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" we have heard from another juror in the trayvon martin case. the one nonwhite juror who spoke on abc today and said "george zimmerman got away with murder." we'll be talking about that coming up. >>> also tonight, john boehner has a cantaloupe-sized steve king problem. and the longer it goes on, the worse it is for the speaker of the house. >>> plus, sex scandals and second chances. america seems always ready to forgive the men involved. what about the women? that's all coming up. >>> tonight, we begin with texas, once again, locked in a fierce battle with the federal government. this time over voting. you see, texas probably thought they were in the clear after the supreme court struck down section 4 of the voting rights act last month. this morning, attorney general eric holder speaking at the national urban league in philadelphia said not so fast. >> today i am announcing that the justice department will ask a federal court in texas to subject the state of texas

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. i hope you had a great holiday weekend. we are back. and tonight, an "all in" the longest serving governor of texas is calling it quits. rick perry's legacy is on full display in the lone star state as republicans are in the middle right at this very moment of ramming through another disingenuous assault on women's rights. >>> also tonight, three days after trayvon martin's and george zimmerman's mothers both identified the same screaming voice on a 911 tape as belonging to their respective sons, zimmerman defense took a different approach today. i'll tell you why zimmerman's own team is making sure you know zimmerman was lousy in the gym. >>> plus, what the nazis learned from the california prison system and why it's all horrifyingly relevant today. >>> but we begin tonight in san francisco, where investigators are trying to determine what exactly happened onboard asiana flight 214 that caused it to crash land into san francisco's international airport over the weekend. with 307 peop

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. and we've got a packed show tonight. the reverend jesse jackson is here. senate majority leader harry reid is here. senator elizabeth warren is here. candidate for office of new york city comptroller eliot spitzer is here. there is a lot to talk about tonight. >>> first, the anger and frustration following the verdict in the george zimmerman case is being channeled into organized action. this is not a one-day thing. demonstration are expanding. political pressure on the system is mounting. at the naacp convention in orlando, florida, 32 miles from where trayvon martin was shot and killed, a movement is coming into focus as more than 1 million signatures have already been collected from naacp and move on petitions combined, to demand the justice department bring federal civil rights charges against george zimmerman. today speaking before the convention, attorney general eric holder, the justice department investigation into the killing of trayvon martin is open an ongoing and criticize

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" this was the creepy looking logo for a creepy sounding government surveillance program called total information awareness that was introduced shortly after 9/11. a program to basically record and analyze all digital information generated by u.s. citizens. after it became public, it was officially discontinued and our government never again used technology to spy on the communications of american citizens. no, i'm just kidding. they are totally still doing that. my commentary on that is coming up. >>> also tonight the republicans' never-ending war on obama care may be nothing but the political posturing of a few dead enders but having a real effect for millions of americans. the ability for some people to get basic health care in this country. we'll show you how politics really can hurt real people coming up. >>> we begin tonight with this photo of ohio governor john kasich signing into law a new state budget that includes some of the most restrictive abortion rules

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" moments away, in fact, i'll talk with an absolute icon, harry belafonte will explain why he's in florida standing in solidarity with the young people occupying the state capitol. you do not want to miss that. >>> also tonight, bill o'reilly thinks you should be scared of black men. i'll explain why he should be more scared of water. >>> plus, the embattled mayor of san diego staged a face-saving news conference today, and if you thought it was awkward once, wait until you see him do the whole thing all over again. >>> we begin tonight, however, with trayvon martin's mother, sybrina fulton speaking to the national urban league the day after attorney general eric holder addressed the group urging the assembled to fight the law of florida in her son's name. . >> no college for trayvon. no grandkids coming from trayvon. all because of a law. a law that has prevented the person who shot and killed my son to be held accountable and to pay for this awful crime. my message

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes.ht on "all in" closing arguments begin in sanford, florida. the prosecution paints a picture of george zimmerman as a wannabe cop whose assumptions resulted in death of trayvon martin. >>> that's coming up. also a 19-year-old makes a really bad joke on facebook and spends four horrific months in a texas jail charged with making terroristic threats. justin carter is out of jail.

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" our national conversation on race, another county is heard from. bill o'reilly delivers the angry white man position, and it is a rant that requires a response. that is coming up. >>> also tonight, i'll tell you how every time you buy a can of soda, you're helping make the big banks even bigger. senator sherrod brown is my guest on this absolutely crazy story. >>> but we begin tonight and, perhaps, you predicted this, dear viewer, with carlos danger. that is not a superhero cartoon on telemundo. it is a secret online identity used by one anthony weiner, former u.s. congressman, current candidate for mayor of this great city of new york which he used as he allegedly engaged in explicit sexual messages with a 22-year-old woman on the internet. this reported today by a website called "the dirty" which i didn't think i'd be speaking about tonight which treated us all to more uncomfortably creepy selfies taken by anthony weiner and full of language we can't repeat here.

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes.onight on "all in" this was the creepy looking logo for a creepy sounding government surveillance program called total information awareness that was introduced shortly after 9/11. a program to basically record and analyze all digital information generated by u.s. citizens. after it became public, it was officially discontinued and our government never again used

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" workers are walking out at major fast food chains in multiple states. there is a real movement to increase wages across the country, and those workers are here tonight. >>> also, it turns out the new pope says gay priests are fine with him. and progressive catholics the world over are swooning. >>> plus, pull up a seat and get your popcorn, rand paul versus chris christie has turned into a full-on battle royale, complete with congressional flunkies choosing sides and jumping into the ring. >>> we begin tonight in north carolina where republican governor pat mccrory made history a few hours ago. mccrory just signed an antiabortion bill designed to severely restrict access to reproductive services in the state. he signed that bill despite making this campaign pledge at a 2012 gubernatorial debate. >> if you're elected governor, what further restrictions on abortion would you agree to sign? start with you, mr. mccrory. >> none. >> all right. >> ha. in case you forgot,

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes., on "all in" there's a simple, humane and perfectly reasonable solution to the tragic case of a florida woman spending 20 years in jail for firing a warning shot at her allegedly abusive husband. governor rick scott pardoned marissa alexander. more on this in a moment. >>> also tonight the fire storm over the cover of "rolling stone" is taking a new turn this evening. an outraged member of the massachusetts state police responds by releasing dramatic new photos of the night dzhokhar tsarnaev was taken into custody.

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight, on "all in" there's a simple, humane and perfectly reasonable solution to the tragic case of a florida woman spending 20 years in jail for firing a warning shot at her allegedly abusive husband. governor rick scott pardoned marissa alexander. more on this in a moment. >>> also tonight the fire storm over the cover of "rolling stone" is taking a new turn this evening. an outraged member of the massachusetts state police responds by releasing dramatic new photos of the night dzhokhar tsarnaev was taken into custody. those red dots, the laser sites of a police sniper. >>> plus the new era of entrepreneurism in the age of obama care. tonight, i'll talk with one of the founders of a startup health care company built to compete with the big boys and made possible by the affordable care act. that is all tonight. >>> but we begin tonight in florida, where governor rick scott absent from the capitol, as pressure mounts for him to address his constituents' outrage in the wake of the ge

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes.onight on "all in" a high-stakes international drama playing out tonight as the airplane carrying the president of bolivia has been forced to reroute and land in austria. why? because of reports that nsa leaker edward snowden had been smuggled onboard when the plane left moscow. that story is coming up. >>> also tonight, right now it is is e

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes.onight on "all in" our national conversation on race, another county is heard from. bill o'reilly delivers the angry white man position, and it is a rant that requires a response. that is coming up. >>> also tonight, i'll tell you how every time you buy a can of soda, you're helping make the big banks even bigger. senator sherrod brown is my guest on this absolutely crazy story. >>> but we begin tonight and,

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. i hope you had a great holiday weekend. we are back. and tonight, an "all in" the longest serving governor of texas is calling it quits. rick perry's legacy is on full display in the lone star state as republicans are in the middle right at this very moment of ramming through another disingenuous assault on women's rights. >>> also tonight, three days after trayvon martin's and george zimmerman's mothers both identified the same screaming voice on a 911 tape ason

i'm ezra klein in for chris hayes. pressroom, it is the most staged predictable room in washington. it is where spontaneity and surprise and things you didn't already know, it is where they go to die. but today, today something remarkable happened there. president obama made an unannounced appearance without warning and without a script. no script at all. to speak about race in america following the george zimmerman verdict. this was a genuinely important moment in obic

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york.uld happen if police officers accused of targeting, stopping and questioning men of color had to meet with those men face to face after the fact to discuss themselves. today we get cops to sit down with the very people accusing them of racial profiling. also,