let's talk about your new show "who is talking to chris wallace?" i will bite, who? . my first guest will be one of the great americans, admiral william mcraven, he was a man who brought down bin laden, the man who captured capt captain phillips, or rescued captain phil phillips and arrested saddam hussein, and i can't think of anybody better to talk about what is going on in ukraine and how we face the challenges we face, because as you well know, he is an expert on leadership on wednesday nights we have mila kunis and ashton kutcher, they have spent a lot of time raising money for over $30 million ukraine. on thursday we are going to talk to robert iger, the former head of disney. so it's going to be a mix of guests. in one of the reasons i wanted to make this move, i love streaming, you know, you've got to go to a commercial, i don't. i can just go have a conversation for 45 minutes. >> stephen: wow. >> chris: seriously. >> stephen: that's a pretty hostile thing for you to say just there. >> chris: you can dish it out, but you can't take it? >> stephen: i'm not goi

chris wallace himself. chris, thanks for being here tonight. it looks like in new hampshire, they are not all that into ron desantis. it's pretty remarkable. donald trump in this new poll is the cheer front-runner. he's at 39% support. but there is a four-way tie within the margin of error for second place between desantis, who's dropped 13 points, and is now at 10%, and then there's chris christie at 11, halley at 12. this is one of the first times we've seen a lot of movement. it's not the kind of movement ron desantis has been hoping for. >> no, i agree. that's the lead to this poll. desantis has dropped 13 points since july. more than half of his support is gone. and especially among moderates. and you know, he was in a tear, he wasn't up there with trump, but he was in a tier ahead of those guys. now suddenly not only is he not second, i guess he's running fifth or sixth or something. ramaswamy is in the lead of the second tier. it's good news for trump. he doesn't have the majority support that you see him nationally and in a number of ot

wallace himself. chris, thanks for being here tonight. it looks like in new hampshire they're not all that into ron desantis, it's pretty remarkable. donald trump in this new poll is the clear front runner, he's a 39% support. but there is a four way tie or tie enough for the margin of error for second place and, desantis's job 13 points is now 10%, there's chris christie it 11, haley at 12. to me this is one of the first times we have really seen a lot of movement, and it's not the kind of movement that ron desantis has been hoping for. >> i agree, that's the lead to this poll. desantis has dropped 13 points since july, more than half of his support is gone and especially among moderates. you know, he was in a tier, he wasn't up there with trump, but he was certainly in a tier of those other guys, and not only now is the not second, i guess he's running's fifth or sixth or something and ramaswamy is actually in the lead in the second tier. but it doesn't have the majority support for these seem nationally

chris wallace also did a great interview.trump in 2020 but with all the very end now the big question is what happens now in 2024? do you still platform him? it's a good question. and i think journalists have to think long and hard how they're going to platform him, how the interview is going to happen. do you do them live? please, god, no. at least pre-tape them. so you can somehow interject with facts and figures. jonathan karl of abc did a very interview with arizona election and i want my forgetting name kari lake kerry how. can you forget kari lake she still she's still protesting the election. she did and he did it pre-taped a sunday show and he cut away every she said some nonsense. the voice of god narrator came. that's not true, actually. da da da. and that was great. i think we should do more of that with people who just are serial fabricators? no, lots of tips there. oc who's next? hi, amanda. i've always wanted to ask you this question because i think any politician who agrees to come on your is out of their minds

that reminds you i promised chris wallace i let him borrow my tent.ies are now replicas of the places these migrants are fleeing, total chaos and disorder. what kind of lunatic would want to visit any of these towns. >> there are still tickets available for philadelphia where msnbc's joy reid is joining the booth phenomenal, you got to check it out. stay tuned for news on the chicago show. >> audience, shows in new york and chicago, philly. if you are going to see those clowns, you deserved to get mugged before and after and during intermissions. chris, we did you a favor, we created a more true to life promo for your speaking tour. take it away. >> looking for entertainment, then you will love the failing city tour with chris hayes, if he survives. [screams] >> come see us in chicago where there are tons of deep shooting and gang-related pizzas. how about philadelphia and join an intimate evening while being robbed. if you are feeling extra brave, see us in new york city. come to the show and stay because a relative would have to do i have our body.

you and chris wallace are the closest things we have to journalism that fox news. years. i respect you, i watch your show. can you have opinions or do you have to be absolutely neutral because everybody over there puts their opinions on their sleeves and i don't see that from you. >> i am trying to be as straight as i can. i am not a robot. i have feelings about things. i try not to get emotional about different things. >> i found out you have history in south carolina. you are a local news reporter in south carolina. >> wj wj in beaufort, south carolina. i was the low country bureau guy in hilton head. it was pbs. the big money. i was a one-man band, the photographer, editor, reporter. i did stories like sea turtle nesting and i was in other jobs and i delivered food and was a bartender at applebee's. i would finish my day job, do the story and i would deliver food and the guy would say, aren't you the reporter at channel six and i would say yes, i am, did you order the calzone? then i went and mixed drinks at applebee's. >> we talked about it in the monologue. a

for you to respond with something we selected quite deliberately, which is from an earlier era, chris wallaceas repeating conspiracy theories to bill clinton, in an era when tht happened less often on television than today's fox. howard, i know you were around during this whole era, so take a look. >> so, you did fox's bidding on the show you did your nice little conservative hit job on me what i want to know is -- >> hold on, sir -- >> you falsely accused me of giving aid and comfort to bin laden because of what happened in somalia. >> i'm asking you this in good faith because it's on people's minds, sir. >> there's a reason it's on people's minds that's the point i'm trying to make because there's been a serious disinformation campaign to create that impression >> howard, there's a reason -- there's a reason it's on people's minds, the former president says, and that's because regular people, some of whom might be in good faith living their lives trying to earn a living and spend time with their family and flip through the channels have been fed by very skilled propagandas, lies and falseho

in a few moments i'll speak to chris wallace about some of the big developments from the campaign trail

segments you played was when trump says in his debate, in response to a question from the moderator chris wallaced he said, stand back and stand by. i mean, that's a direction, right? that's to say, you know, guys, wink and a nod. be ready to go when i need you. they interpreted it as that. when he comes forth for a sentencing on anything that is anything tan jenchly related to an insurrection, how does a judge treat that when they look at colleagues and see how people acted? that's a tough call for a judge. and it's really difficult to try to guess where that goes when you're dealing with the former president. but it lends itself so a very -- i wouldn't say a toxic mix, but a dangerous mix for the person who's before the judge. >> yeah. i think you laid that out and gave us a little window into how that works. david kelly on more than one topic, thank you, sir. >>> coming up later tonight work we turn to why so many republican candidates who run against wokeness are losing. interesting data. we're going to share that with you tonight. >>> but first, not a lot of you believe it. that's what georg

that reminds me, i promised chris wallace so i'd let him borrow my tent. cities are now replicas of t the places these migrants are fleeinhese mg. kind total chaos and disorder. what kind of lunatic would wantf to visit of these towns? >> the why is this happening? podcasts is going out on tour this fall. there are still tickets available for philadelphia s where msnbc's joy reid is now joining an amazingr phil bill wh the great naomi klein, whose new book is phenomenal. you've got check it out.e >> two conversations, one ticket at the fillmore in philly. cannot wait for that. there are just a small number of tickets available for the rachelphent tocheck show i. >> and stay tuned for news on the chicago show.new york audience shows in new york, chicago, philly if you're going to see those clowns, you deserve to get mugged before, after, and duringand af teintermission. so, chris, we did you a favor. we created a more true to life promo for your little speaking tour. >> take it away. looking for entertainmen spe.t e surrounded by chaos and crime. then you'l

rachel maddow, nicole wallace, stephanie ruhle, alex wagner, chris hayes, all of us, doing the rundowndential debate. all in with chris hayes, starting right now. starting right now >> tonight, on all in. >> we will clean out all of the corrupt actors in our national security,

rachel maddow, nicole wallace, stephanie ruhle, alex wagner, chris hayes, all of us, doing the rundown of tonight's republican presidential debate. all in with chris hayes, starting right now. starting right now >> tonight, on all in. >> we will clean out all of the corrupt actors in our national security, and intelligence apparatus, and to be in them with it. >> they wouldn't help trump and democracy. >> it is being punished with. that's >> as much as these are directed at me, it is directed at the institution of the military. >> and, the big decision from the judge in the trump coup trial as the truth comes out in a new york court. >> maybe he is not as rich as he says he is. >> this weekend, more good polling for the biden campaign. the latest on from the republican front runner to avoid the debate stage. >> the headline is, why is he afraid to debate? >> he is afraid to get on the stage. >> what is the former president afraid of? >> all in, starting right now. >> good evening to you new york, i'm chris hayes. tonight, the republican primary debate featuring a bunch of candidates no

chris holden says he plans to reintroduce that. >> next year reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> pg e bills could soon be going up for millions of californians. the california public utilities commission has released to proposed rate hikes for pg e customers. the utility company has asked for a rate hike that is high enough that it would raise its revenues by more than 25%. but the proposed rate hikes are much lower. the money would be used to help reduce wildfire risks. the commission did not say how much the proposed increases would affect the average customer's bill. the cpsc is set to decide on the proposals in november. >> how old is too will when it comes to people representing us in washington, 83 year-old congresswoman nancy pelosi has announced that she will run for re-election. she will. but 76 year-old senator mitt romney says he will step down after finishing his current term. our first rob nesbitt joins us now live in the studio with more on any changes really might be easier said than done prop grant and vicki, the u.s. constitution is what makes it

you know, mike, as keith was talking, and i heard my colleague, nicole wallace, talk about this earlier this week, that you've got chrisans, right? liz cheney, who came out forcefully against donald trump's attempts to subvert our, you know, our elections, attempts to overthrow democracy and they have been very strong on that, but you do not hear republicans writ large across the country coming out against these other things that are anti-democratic forces at work that he just mentioned. so, well i think we should give credit to folks like chris christie, who are speaking truth about donald trump on the conventional endless cheney, what about these other pieces? donald trump could go away tomorrow and these other things will still be happening. >> simone, thanks for having me on. let me just say that is a great question and it really push viewers to look at this a little bit differently. we've got to stop asking these bigger pictures as to why this is happening and just acknowledge the fact that it is happening. we need to engage and pour that energy into this forceful fight to preserve and protect our democracy and th

wallace has been replaced by energy secretary grant shapps. this is his fifth cabinet role in 12 months. our political editor chris mason reports.again. before mps return next week, downing street has a spot of housekeeping to attend to — finding a new defence secretary. enter, then, grant shapps. the government's utility man has another newjob. it's his fifth — yes, fifth — cabinetjob in a year. this, then, the first of many uniformed companions for grant shapps as he left downing street and headed for the ministry of defence. what's your first priority? first of all, i'll get my feet in the door and pay tribute to my predecessor, i think. he's talking about this man, ben wallace, the former soldier turned defence secretary who'd done the job for four years under three prime ministers. in his resignation letter, he wrote: he also said: is grant shappsjust going to be a political appointee, whose primary task, if you like, will be to support the prime minister in cabinet? or is he going to really understand the needs of defence? grant shapps's replacement as energy secretary is claire coutinho, a long—standing ally of the prime

chris holden says he plans to reintroduce that. >> next reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallacen. 4 news. >> coming up, aaron rodgers is speaking out about his injury for the first time since he was carted out of monday night's game. but first, a new study shows just how bad america's fentanyl battle is becoming. why researchers say the country is now in its 4th wave of the opioid epidemic. >> for your health at 3, researchers say the united states is currently in a 4th wave of the opioid epidemic. according to the journal of addiction, more people have died for mixing fentanyl and stimulants together, which is now higher than heroin overdoses. researchers say more than 100,000 people have died from overdoses for the first time in 2021. 75% of deaths are from since synthetic opioids. the study says overdose deaths have increased 50 fold in every state over the last decade. an fda panel has found that nasal decongestants don't work. the panel says a key ingredient in the over-the-counter medications taken by mouth was ineffective. the ingredient is commonly found in medications l

chris? not in a sexual way. >> it's fascinating because of the glueing yourself to a van wallace and gromit escape.t's not my thing. 12. that's not my thing. >> and also, he was in prison for making fake bomb. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal|king fake bomb. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. fake bomb. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. yes. bomb. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. yes. you 1b. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. yes. you know,t even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. yes. you know, ieven a real bomb. yes. you know, i mean, what's that all about? >> , great. so it's about >> well, great. so it's about your choices. >> gail, isn't gail allowed to find whoever the heart wants? what it wants? isn't that the case? >>i case? >> i find it extraordinary. there's a woman called gail that lives because only lives in clapham because only men clapham . men that live in clapham. >> i'm sure gail isn't making it up . or maybe she's using up. or maybe she's using a pseudonym. actually, that would make could

chris? not in a sexual way. >> it's fascinating because of the glueing yourself to a van wallace and gromit escape.t's not my thing. 12. that's not my thing. >> and also, he was in prison for making fake bomb. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal|king fake bomb. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. fake bomb. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. yes. bomb. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. yes. you 1b. not even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. yes. you know,t even >> and also, he was in prison foreal bomb. yes. you know, ieven a real bomb. yes. you know, i mean, what's that all about? >> , great. so it's about >> well, great. so it's about your choices. >> gail, isn't gail allowed to find whoever the heart wants? what it wants? isn't that the case? >>i case? >> i find it extraordinary. there's a woman called gail that lives because only lives in clapham because only men clapham . men that live in clapham. >> i'm sure gail isn't making it up . or maybe she's using up. or maybe she's using a pseudonym. actually, that would make could