.chrislhayes: 'There is no referee. Fox News and the conservative movement destroyed the conditions for that. So now, it is just a head to head battle of who you like more, who you believe, who you trust more.'
Hayes: Republicans ignore gun violence when fearmongering about crimeRalph Yarl: Charges filed in shooting of teen who rang wrong doorbellJustice Thomas' real estate deal with GOP megadonor Harlan Crow sparks new ethic concerns'Politically toxic': Hayes on the abortion trap the GOP sprung for themselvesTucker Carlson interviews man he hates ‘passionately’Gov.
Inslee: States must get 'creative and aggressive' to protect abortion rightsTiffany Dover: Nurse targeted by anti-vaxx conspiracy theorist speaks outChris Hayes: "There is no referee. Fox News and the conservative movement destroyed the conditions for that. So now, it is just a head to head battle of who you like more, who you believe, who you trust more. They trust Donald Trump.
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