endangering our democracy. plus, crickets from the republican field who should want to defeat donald trump. and fox news fires up the outrage machine over a human crisis invented by trump republicans. you can t survive with the money one makes even to have food. one day, one day we will be able to see each other again. when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. last night, let s talk about last night. last night at this time, the man that led the insurrection against our democracy was spewing vile nonsense on another network. of course, i was here hosting this very television show, hopefully with many of you watching. i did not see the whole thing play out live. but i ve seen enough. i ve seen enough to have to have the same visceral reaction as many others. that it was disgraceful, despicable, gross. if you had that reaction as well, i will just say i think that is the correct response. i don t think you really need to second gues
the insurrection is broadcast live on national television. january 6th was just a dress rehearsal. this is a profoundly dangerous moment. tonight, blow back against the disgraced ex president and the people who thought putting him on tv was a good idea. to platform him is to participate, i think, in endangering our democracy. plus, crickets from the republican field who should want to defeat donald trump. and fox news fires up the outrage machine over a human crisis invented by trump republicans. you can t survive with the money one makes even to have food. one day, one day we will be able to see each other again. when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. last night, let s talk about last night. last night at this time, the man that led the insurrection against our democracy was spewing viable nonsense on another network. of course, i was here hosting this very television show, hopefully with many of you watching. i did not
absolves them from having to make more decisions about what the cover, as if the news was a naturally occurring thing. at the same, time if you are a political reporter, you work at the new york times, a newspaper a dearly love, and institution i dearly love, the washington post, 1 million other places, you can t write, not every article is going to be a chris hayes monologue about how you ve got to write you would cover what donald trump says about e. jean carroll. i don t think that you would print all of his defamatory insults verbatim. right. you don t give him a platform in that way. i think making those decisions is the thing where the minute decisions, even today, what do we show and what don t we? you will be making those decisions all the time. right. what is frustrating is that they ve started they said it s not their responsibility to make those decisions that all. but making those decisions is that s our job. michelle goldberg, coming up, the rank co
that clear for a press outlet. i think that what you see coming from the justification of we have to hear both sides, and there is a kind of brain dead rich guy centrism and that thinks it is the middle half between two ideologies, but it s an ideology in and of itself. that kind of, yeah, oh, it absolves them from having to make more decisions about what the cover, as if the news was a naturally occurring thing. at the same, time if you are a political reporter, you work at the new york times, a newspaper a dearly love, and institution i dearly love, the washington post, 1 million other places, you can t write, not every article is going to be a chris hayes monologue about how you ve got to write you would cover what donald trump says about e. jean carroll. i don t think that you would print all of his defamatory insults verbatim. right. you don t give him a platform in that way. i think making those
During its Oct. 15 awards banquet, the Society of Professional Journalists Oklahoma Professional Chapter announced its state SPJ award winners for 2022.