I LOVE Chris Hayes! Congratulations, All In!

[lostnfound]

His show is solid, informative and possessing a broader, longer perspective than most others. I love his choice of important topics. He just announced that the show has been nominated for two Emmy's today, and he was SOOO gracious and decent about being careful to label it as a team effort and recognizing the hard work of his staff.

Chris, you are a wonderful person, no overblown ego, very grounded and respectful to others. Way to go and keep up the great work!!

[MuseRider]

1. I have not watched at all

in some time. I thought he was getting cancelled. I am happy about this, I always did like him.

[H2O Man]

2. I agree.

Recommended.

[House of Roberts]

3. Nominated for two Emmys,

and possibly being cancelled? That just doesn't make sense.

[FlatBaroque]

4. Phil Donahue had a highly rated show on MSNBC

before the Gulf Attack. But because he had on guests opposed to war his show was cancelled. The oligarchy does not like truthtelling a whole lot.

[dem in texas]

5. Yes, I agree

I didn't like it when he first started, he seemed stiff and not comfortable with his guests. Things have improved a huge amount over time. He has found his groove now and I recommend his show. He is probably too good for his britches. I am saying this after reading that a big shake up is coming for MSNBC, with Brian Williams and maybe Keith Olbermann having shows and some shows being canceled.

[flamingdem]

6. Fantastic

Chris is brilliant

[Lifelong Protester]

7. I like him

He has grown in his role.

[kelliekat44]

8. I do too. I love all the folks at MSNBC..or rather, I like the information they give. nt

[ablamj]

14. Morning Joe?

Say it ain't so!

[kelliekat44]

21. ok. I lied. "...almost all the people at MSNBC." nt

[procon]

9. I'm a fan, good for him!

I really hope this secures his show. I like his comprehensive coverage and the in depth backstory so I can get a better understanding of important issues rather than just react to the headlines and the brain dead stenography of he-said-she said predominates US news. He's in some heavy competition and will be up againsts two CBS Face the Nation segments, and one for ABC's This Week discussion. I think he was the only nominee from MSNBC.

[Marie Marie]

10. Count me as a fan.

Smart, insightful and nice. Congratulations on your Emmy nominations Chris.

[oldandhappy]

11. Congratulations!

Good job. The coverage of the drought in CA last week was excellent. I hope the bits and pieces get pulled together for a rerun. Good stuff.

[lostnfound]

17. The drought, and also the show on wasted food was incredibly useful and thought-provoking.

That show affected my behavior and should be required watching for junior high or high school students.

[oldandhappy]

19. What a great idea!!

Hmmm Will think about how I can make that suggestion.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

12. He's definitely underappreciated.

[lonestarnot]

13. Yes congratulations Chris!

He's a little on the timid side at times. But not always. I like his style.

[Cheese Sandwich]

15. Chris Hayes is one of the better things on the TV.

[Fawke Em]

20. OT - Your photo montage is interesting.

I'd call it, "Hillary with a bunch of people I can't stand."

[cally]

16. He's my favorite

I like his topics, his guests, his empathy, and insights.

[lostnfound]

18. Yes, empathy! In the words of Dumbledore, "unfailingly kind, a trait people never fail to undervalue

In fact, if you had to sum up what's wrong with FOX news in one phrase, "zero empathy" wouldn't be a bad place to start.

And numerous politicians on the right suffer from it as well, as do the racists that plague our society.