Maybe they will get rid of certain people on MSNBC and bring back/promote a few others. The weekday schedule seriously lacks diversity. And Chuck Todd sucks.

Also...he made the mistake of kicking Tamron Hall to the curb for the sake of Kelly even though she had good ratings and popularity, never matched by Kelly.

Don't get MSNBC (I've got Roku) but I listen on Sirius sometimes. They all, with the exception of Maddow, say the same thing, over and over and over.

CNN is similar. They are on air 24/7. You would think they'd be able to report on more than the 3 items of the day.

on board for. And, after many many years of propaganda.. he finally got let go.

...that he lacked the skills for the job.

Sorry.

twitter.. saying some folks are well named. Booom.

for all the Ladies at NBC. Watch Phil Griffin is next.

you're right about Griffin, his time has come.

Link to tweet

Link to tweet

Tara Reade show.. and Hayes' response was gaslighting, too.

Hayes smirked through the whole thing. His attempt to “fix things” was a very Trumpian Fuck You!
He needs to be gone tomorrow.

Though I understand he tried to do a whitewash.


Aloha...

I googled it and it was in the hill I think.

MSNBC's Chris Hayes responds to trending 'FireChrisHayes' hashtag over coverage of Biden allegation

https://thehill.com/homenews/media/495785-chris-hayes-responds-to-trending-firechrishayes-hashtag-over-coverage-of-biden

I can't read it anymore bc they have this video in the way and it won't let me X it out. I hate that. Maybe you'll be able to.

Of course he's in denial mode.. he can do "no wrong".

Mahalo!

"MSNBC host Chris Hayes responded to backlash he received this week after covering the sexual assault allegation against former Vice President Joe Biden, which resulted in "#FireChrisHayes" trending on Twitter.

"A lot of people were unhappy with the fact we covered the story, which is why you may have seen the hashtag 'FireChrisHayes' trending on Twitter yesterday. Needless to say, I received a lot of feedback about the segment, which basically fell into three categories," the "All In" host explained on his show Friday.

Hayes had focused a segment of his show Wednesday night on the allegation from Tara Reade, a former Senate aide who alleged in March that Biden sexually assaulted her in 1993. Hayes was the first prime-time host on the network to address the allegations on his show, citing information collected by a New York Times investigation.

“The first category were people who basically said, 'I don’t believe Tara Reade. I believe Joe Biden,'" Hayes explained on his show."

Believed?

Thank you!

and proves why fed up we are with his poor form of journalism and never-ending defense of BS.

"He called the second group of critics the "'I don’t care' category," saying it consisted of Democrats who see unseating President Trump as an urgent

"And then the third category, which I got a lot of, that was the most disquieting to me," Hayes said. "A whole lot of people pointing to various aspects of Reade’s character or her writings or her politics as a kind of proof that she’s not credible, she’s making it up."

Hayes said some viewers pointed to Reade's political positions, including the fact that she supported former Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), and :

“These are the things that have been used forever against women making these types of allegations,” Hayes said. To me, the lesson of the 'Me Too' movement is not that you believe every allegation. Of course not, no.
The lesson is to take allegations seriously, to swiftly investigate the facts surrounding them as best as one can while leaving aside the worst, age-old instincts to drag the women who make those claims through the mud,” he added."


Sp I guess it's ok to make false claims against a candidate and drag them through the mud.

There was unhappiness about the way he handled both the Matt Lauer & Ronan Farrow matters. Plus the networks, NBC & MSNBV, are suffering from two much crossover and overexposure of the talent. Craig Melvin does the Today show as well as MSNBC, Geist id the same for 2 examples.

I think it is harming our nation. MSNBC is as toxic as any of them.

AND I believe that smug smirking would-be know-it-all asshole Hugh Hewitt got a try-out on early Saturday mornings for awhile. Whoever thought that was a good idea DEFINITELY needs to be shown the door.

MSNBC is pretty much just a gift to shut us up, the owners being what, the 2nd largest media conglomerate in the world? Hardly a hotbed of liberal thinking.

"he tried to put a more conservative spin" you mean lie.

B-bye asshole!

hit piece Hayes perpetrated last week. I tweeted on his hashtag that he's lost me as a viewer permanently.
It's apparent that MSNBC's top executives have given the green light for Hayes and any other hosts who are still hoping to resurrect Sanders' campaign from the crypt to perpetrate a fallacious "investigation" of Reade's accusations.

This is a rinse and repeat from 2016 when the MSNBC reporters at Democratic Party Convention every night interviewed only Bernie supporters who stated Clinton had not convinced them to vote for her against Trump. The hundreds of Sanders Delegates there who were willing to support Hillary were totally blacklisted from MSNBC interviews.

What the heck were these two 'journalists' doing swanning around Mar-A-Lago. They said they went for an interview....He's been going after Joe lately. Wonder why the upsurge.