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Host of on MSNBC, Weeknights at 8pm. Editor at Large at The Nation. Cubs fan. Insta: chrislhayes FB: https:

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    Mar 5

    Tomorrow, the paperback edition of A Colony in a Nation comes out! There's a new Afterword titled "What We Talk About When We Talk About Crime", which is about Donald Trump and the politics of "law and order"

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    When arrives, it will be hundreds of miles wide. After it makes landfall, it will slow to a crawl and stay over the region for days. 20-40"+ of rain are possible. That will produce an abject rainfall flood & could shatter the East Coast hurricane rainfall record. /8

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    I’m getting a lot of questions about “social infrastructure," the main idea in Palaces for the People. It’s a new concept, so I thought I’d explain it in a thread. I define social infrastructure as the physical places and organizations that shape the way people interact. (1/8)

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    4 hours ago

    Pretty clear from this that SDNY is building toward something bigger in their Cohen case.

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    The unexpected twist in the Woodward book is the Rob Porter Rehabilitation Project. “To Rob Porter, Charlottesville was the breaking point...” Charlottesville was August 2017. Porter doesn’t resign until February, after his ex-wives went public about how he beat them.

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    6 hours ago

    One of our contributors, Max Zirngast, has been taken into custody by Turkish police under the pretext of anti-terror charges. This is an appalling abridgment of democratic rights.

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    2 hours ago

    I was pretty emotional on Sunday. I was feeling better yesterday, and I was pretty busy so I didn’t talk about Tyler. But yesterday was nine years since I lost a good friend on my first Afghanistan tour. 1LT Tyler Parten was a good man in a world that desperately needs good men.

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    If only there was a way to figure out if there was some big story that ran on April 22, 2017 that would provide an innocuous explanation for this text. Guess we’ll never know!

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    3.) Shortly after 9/11 the White House ordered director Todd-Whitman to say the air was safe to breathe, despite the burning pile of crushed towers, and there was no asbestos problem. The WH atty who ordered this had previously rep'ed asbestos manufacturers. [more]

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    Behind the scenes in Flint, Michigan as speaks to Michael Moore for a special edition of . Don’t miss it tomorrow at 8pm ET only on . .

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    Back in May in FL-SEN, Republicans were outspending Dems nearly 50-to-1 over the airwaves. In August, it was 3-to-1. Now, since the primary, ad spending is even in the race

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    3 hours ago

    On today's episode of 'Why Is This Happening?' speaks with , someone at the nexus of the changing winds of the left, about a possible way forward for Democrats. Listen to and full transcript here:

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    Two Senators, Republican Young and Democrat Shaheen, combine in an oped calling for the US to use its leverage to stop the war in Yemen

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  14. Tremendously Big and Tremendously Wet.

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    Trump just said that the hurricane is going to be "tremendously wet."

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    Forecasters are discussing the possibility of behaving like Harvey did last year in the Houston area. "The rain may break all-time state records for rainfall from a hurricane or tropical storm.”

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    6 hours ago

    CNN POLL: 38% of Americans say confirm Kavanaugh; 39% say don't. That's the lowest net approval for a SCOTUS nominee since Harriet Miers (who was also -1); even Robert Bork was +3.

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    7 hours ago

    For $657 billion, we could, for the next decade: -completely eliminate child poverty -give every person whose family makes under $125k free college Instead, the GOP is zeroing in on a policy that overwhelming benefits the extremely well-off and barely helps the most vulnerable.

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    "Opioid makers reportedly spent more than $880 million on lobbyists and political contributions between 2006 and 2015. That's eight times more than the gun lobbies spent," tells .

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