Oct. 1: Actors Orlando Bloom and Ian McKellen tell TODAY about filming, “The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug,” the seco...
Oct. 1: Actors Orlando Bloom and Ian McKellen tell TODAY about filming, “The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug,” the second film in a three-part series based on the work of J.R.R. Tolkien, and share an exclusive sneak peek at the film. Less
Oct. 1: Top talker: The Morning Joe panel talks about the economic and personal impact of the government shutdown. Mark Hal...
Oct. 1: Top talker: The Morning Joe panel talks about the economic and personal impact of the government shutdown. Mark Halperin and Joe Scarborough talk about the “disdainful” attitudes by the administration, the Democrats and the Republicans. Eugene Robinson also joins the talk about the irony that Obamacare was at the center of the entire shutdown dispute yet it started Tuesday morning without delay. Less
Oct. 1: U.S. Olympic bobsledding hopeful Lolo Jones is preparing for the Games by packing on the pounds. She has reportedly...
Oct. 1: U.S. Olympic bobsledding hopeful Lolo Jones is preparing for the Games by packing on the pounds. She has reportedly gained 27 pounds of muscle in the last year, and she will continue to boost her weight by consuming four double bacon cheeseburgers a day. Less
Oct. 1: President Barack Obama speaks from the Rose Garden Tuesday, criticizing Congress over a federal government shutdown...
Oct. 1: President Barack Obama speaks from the Rose Garden Tuesday, criticizing Congress over a federal government shutdown. Less
Oct. 1: Rachel Maddow reports on some important news stories that didn't get attention while Americans were focused on whet...
Oct. 1: Rachel Maddow reports on some important news stories that didn't get attention while Americans were focused on whether House Republicans would be shutting down the government, and includes reports that no small number of Congress members stinking of booze while conducting the people's business. Less
Oct. 1: Character actor Nick Offerman, a fan favorite in the sitcom “Parks and Recreation,” talks about his famed musta...
Oct. 1: Character actor Nick Offerman, a fan favorite in the sitcom “Parks and Recreation,” talks about his famed mustache and his wife’s affection for the facial hair he sports while shooting the show. Less
Oct. 1: Krystal Ball speaks on all the ways in which the government shutdown is giving conservatives “the no government, ...
Oct. 1: Krystal Ball speaks on all the ways in which the government shutdown is giving conservatives “the no government, libertarian paradise” of their dreams. Less
Oct. 1: Chris Hayes talks about day one of the shutdown with Press Secretary Jay Carney, Senator Chris Murphy and Congressw...
Oct. 1: Chris Hayes talks about day one of the shutdown with Press Secretary Jay Carney, Senator Chris Murphy and Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky. Less
Oct. 1: On the day Obamacare rolled out, Chris Hayes talks with Doctor Kavita Patel, a primary care physician who worked on...
Oct. 1: On the day Obamacare rolled out, Chris Hayes talks with Doctor Kavita Patel, a primary care physician who worked on the Affordable Care Act as a Senior Advisor to Valerie Jarrett in the Obama administration. Less
Oct. 1: Chris Hayes talks with two prominent Republicans about the House GOP's failed strategy to shut down the government ...
Oct. 1: Chris Hayes talks with two prominent Republicans about the House GOP's failed strategy to shut down the government -- Bruce Bartlett, former Senior Policy Analyst in the Reagan White House and former Deputy Assistant Secretary for Economic Policy in the George H.W. Bush administration, and Michael Lofgren, a former staff member on the House and Senate Budget Committees, in that position for 28 years. Less
Oct. 1: The fight for affordable health care has been decades in the making, spanning several presidencies and with plenty ...
Oct. 1: The fight for affordable health care has been decades in the making, spanning several presidencies and with plenty of outside forces trying to stop it. Chris Hayes breaks down the decades it took for change. Less
Oct. 1: Chris Hayes talks with Marcelas Owens, who stood next to Obama when he signed the Affordable Care Act in 2010, abou...
Oct. 1: Chris Hayes talks with Marcelas Owens, who stood next to Obama when he signed the Affordable Care Act in 2010, about his feelings on the first day of being able to sign up for Obamacare. Less
Oct. 1: Congressman Scott Rigell, R-Va., who represents the nation's largest military district, talks with Rachel Maddow ab...
Oct. 1: Congressman Scott Rigell, R-Va., who represents the nation's largest military district, talks with Rachel Maddow about the damaging effect of congressional redistricting on the democratic process and why Congress needs to break its habit of continuing resolutions instead of appropriations. Less
Oct. 1: Rachel Maddow points out that congressional Republicans rejected the offer of a conference committee 18 times befor...
Oct. 1: Rachel Maddow points out that congressional Republicans rejected the offer of a conference committee 18 times before suddenly agreeing to the idea at the last minute before allowing the United States government to shut down, and reminds them their joke about debating a set of empty chairs is not so funny when they're actually losing the debate. Less
Oct. 1: Congresswoman Louise Slaughter, the top Democrat on the House Rules Committee, talks with Rachel Maddow about the H...
Oct. 1: Congresswoman Louise Slaughter, the top Democrat on the House Rules Committee, talks with Rachel Maddow about the House Republicans' shutdown tactics and whether there's any hope that the United States government will reopen soon. Less
Oct. 1: Karen Tumulty, national political reporter for The Washington Post, talks with Rachel Maddow about House Republican...
Oct. 1: Karen Tumulty, national political reporter for The Washington Post, talks with Rachel Maddow about House Republicans' repeated, and ultimately successful, attempts to shut down the United States government, and what she describes as "governing by near death experience." Less
Oct. 1: President Obama and the Democrats are holding firm and keeping up the pressure on John Boehner to hold a simple up-...
Oct. 1: President Obama and the Democrats are holding firm and keeping up the pressure on John Boehner to hold a simple up-or-down vote to open the federal government. And now, Republican House members who are tired of the right-wing running their conference are starting to revolt. MSNBC's Ari Melber discusses with The Washington Post's E.J. Dionne and The Grio's Joy Reid. Less
Oct. 1: Before the government shutdown Sen. Ted Cruz was everywhere. But on day one, he kept a low profile until the king o...
Oct. 1: Before the government shutdown Sen. Ted Cruz was everywhere. But on day one, he kept a low profile until the king of FOX News called. MSNBC's Ari Melber talks with Robert Costa of the National Review.. Less
Oct. 1: In Trenders Tonight, the PandaCam at the Smithsonian went dark, acting as a microcosm of all the entities hurt by g...
Oct. 1: In Trenders Tonight, the PandaCam at the Smithsonian went dark, acting as a microcosm of all the entities hurt by government shutdown. Fox News criticizes NBC for telling the truth about Obamacare. Republicans once again introduce legislation trying to delay health care coverage for women. Pres. of Planned Parenthood Cecile Richards joins MSNBC's Ed Schultz to explain the continuing attack on women's health. Less
Oct. 1: Election rejection influences the GOP decision to shut down the government for the first time in 17 years. Big mone...
Oct. 1: Election rejection influences the GOP decision to shut down the government for the first time in 17 years. Big money and Citizen's United continue to influence the way Republicans vote. Minority Whip Steny Hoyer and Rep. John Larson join Ed Schultz to give an inside perspective into Congressional action and how their constituents are already benefitting from Obamacare. Less
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