Chris Hayes

What happened during an exchange between the NFL quarterback and ESPN host Pat McAfee is basically the entire story of our information environment right now.

How many “Scaramuccis” do we think the president-elect will let pass before his ego can no longer tolerate the adoration and authority of his '"co-president"?

Trump and the GOP could learn a lesson on how to spend their political capital from President George W. Bush's failed Social Security reform saga.

We know Trump and his allies will try to subvert and alter the constitutional order. But we must remember, their success is not foreordained.

This may be a new election but the former president and his allies are already pushing the same old lies from 2020.

According to one veteran pollster, Trump's closing message is a “master class in bro whispering.”

If Trump wins, is there anything — or anyone — that could prevent him from acting on his worst impulses?

As Trump ratchets up the fascist rhetoric, we’re memory-holing what he did as president and living in denial of what he would do if re-elected.

Spreading baseless conspiracy theories isn’t an accident or a byproduct of Republican politics: It’s central to their entire political project.

Conservatives remain so deep in their climate change denial that, as Florida braces for another storm, they're looking for anyone else to blame.