Chris "No Ratings" Hayes looks giddy bringing up the Hillary email story

[itsrobert]

He had guests who looked to be on the GOP side just trashing Hillary. I wonder how Hayes keeps his show despite his low ratings? Maybe Universal/Comcast is keeping him there for just this kind of work?

[wyldwolf]

1. he's gone anyway. Do you remember right after 9/11...

... how ALL the networks started carrying the GOP's water under the guise of 'patriotism' and, more importantly, ratings?

[itsrobert]

2. Yup, the message is out

"Get in line, or be outcast to a podcast."

[PeteSelman]

3. Ratings? Who cares about ratings?

Is his information accurate?

That is the main criteria for me.

If I thought ratings equaled quality I'd watch Fox.

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

4. He had far better ratings on the weekend morning block.

MSNBC trashed his ratings when they shoved him into a one hour time slot during the week. Hayes is not the problem, the problem is that the guys in charge at MSNBC don't seem to want their lefties to do too well, and screw with them if they do.


Is this slamming of Hayes a talking point now, btw? This is the second time I've seen a thread with almost the exact same attack on Hayes.

[Marr]

5. What's wrong with Chris Hayes?

Is he just under the bus for covering a story you don't want to see covered?

[DemocratSinceBirth]

6. He's carrying water for the Republicans.

I believe Rush Limbaugh said the left would give the Republicans the air time to hang them with or something like that. In any case this version of M$NBC is deader than Judge Crater's corpse.

[Skidmore]

7. Did we see the same story?

I thought he provided good coverage and presented all the relevant facts.

[global1]

8. I Got The Same Impression From Lawrence O'Donnell Yesterday As Well And I'm Wondering If.....

Comcast isn't pushing these guys?