'Chilling': Hayes Unpacks Trump's Vast And Ongoing Project To Steal The Election - All In - MSNBC
“I know—it sounds like dystopic science fiction,” says Chris Hayes. “We have to be honest about it, the same way we had to be honest about what the virus was going to do to this country back in late February. It is frankly a plan for an authoritarian power grab.” Aired on 09/23/2020.
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And I wouldn't have known who Franz von Papen was, either, though I did well in World History, thanks for looking that up, too! 
Despite all the other important news today, every news report since I got home tonight has been hair-on-fire about what Trump said today and I completely believe it. I was already feeling pretty uneasy after listening to what Mary Trump had said, so tonight's news reports just reinforced what I was already fearing. And I mainly follow MSNBC because I trust the reporters there to bring up the most important issues of the day - and every one since I started watching has been saying the same thing. So I thought it sounded important enough to post. 
And I was also a regular viewer of KO, he had quite a following on DU when he was on MSNBC, likely still does... 
I was very impressed with his Town Halls, thought he did a stellar job.
Tweety's place. She has been outstanding...but she always was! It's just now we get to see her on her own show in the evening! Brains, competence, clarity, passion, looks, personality...she has it all.
We watch every night all the way from Ari Melber through Brian Williams these days. Things are happening so fast and so crazy that each person's show gives more and different information, or covers some of the same info from a different angle.
My husband and his best friend are both in love with Rachel. I mean, what's not to love? She's an icon.
And Joy Reid earned a prime time slot ages ago, she's not just smart and knowledgeable, but she's a really quick study. I remember one night a long time ago when she was subbing for Rachel, I think, and she handed off to Ari Melber who was subbing for Lawrence. They'd just gotten a summary of that Trump NYT article IIRC and Ari asked Joy if she'd join his hour to discuss it. And by the time she reached his studio and spent a few minutes in the hall, she'd read and digested it and they had an informative segment. 
I also like Nicolle Wallace as well. I had initial reservations about her because of her background working for Bush*, but she's turned into one of the most personable and informative in the lineup, so I watch her whenever I can.
And I also have trust issues. 
We usually aren't in a place to be ready to watch when she's on, but she makes really good points about things. She's been on those panels with Rachel and Joy and I've enjoyed the 3 of them together..they're a good mix.
She's not a "never Trumper," she said she gave up on the party back when they nominated Sarah Palin. 
George W seems like he could be affable if you only knew him personally, Michelle Obama seems to like him. But I sure agree about Dick Cheney, he totally creeps me out. They say that Trump has no sense of humor and I get that impression about Cheney, too - unless he finds cruelty humorous. I mean, he did "shoot his 'friend' in the face!"
And Rumsfeld was pretty scary as well, but the difference I see about these guys, as bad as they were - Nixon, too - is that they weren't traitors, wouldn't sell their country out, and that's what Trump is doing - and I hold everyone who supports him, especially those Senate Republicans who ignored the compelling impeachment evidence presented, to be complicit. 
