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All In with Chris Hayes 04/17/14

Not born rich? Out of luck

Chris Hayes sits down for an extended interview with French economist, Thomas Piketty to talk about his new book, dubbed ‘the most important’ economic writing of our decade. Duration: {{video.duration.momentjs}}

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Not born rich? Out of luck

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Not born rich? Out of luck

Chris Hayes sits down for an extended interview with French economist, Thomas Piketty to talk about his new book, dubbed ‘the most important’ economic writing of our decade.

All In with Chris Hayes

04/17/14

Duration: 28:36

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Happy International Polar Bear Day!

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Happy International Polar Bear Day!

To celebrate International Polar Bear Day, we tracked down some pretty cool bears hamming it up for the cameras. For information on protecting these endangered animals, please visit www.polarbearsinternational.org.

02/27/15

Duration: 1:22

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Leonard Nimoy lived long and prospered

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Leonard Nimoy lived long and prospered

George Takei joins "All In" and remembers his friend and co-star Leonard Nimoy who played Spock in the original "Star Trek" series.

All In with Chris Hayes

02/27/15

Duration: 9:49

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House of Cards season 3 release is here!

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House of Cards season 3 release is here!

Mahershala Ali -- actor on “House of Cards” -- joins Joy Reid on what people can expect from the much-expected third season of this beloved Netflix series that takes a sardonic look at Capitol Hill.

The Reid Report

02/27/15

Duration: 4:55

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For Tumblr, FCC's net neutrality vote a win

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For Tumblr, FCC's net neutrality vote a win

A favorite blogging platform of millenials, Tumblr fought hard to keep an open Internet. "It's a birthright," says Tumblr's Liba Rubenstein, "taking it away would be like taking away Social Security for our parents."

msnbc Originals

02/27/15

Duration: 5:06

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Walker unscripted falls flat

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Walker unscripted falls flat

Gov. Scott Walker proudly touts his ability to survive a recall election and his union busting ways, but a poorly planned analogy at CPAC fails to impress. Ed Schultz, John Nichols, and Jean Ross discuss.

The Ed Show

02/27/15

Duration: 7:08

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Christie pollution deal with Exxon surprises

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Christie pollution deal with Exxon surprises

Rachel Maddow reports on a settlement reached between Exxon Mobil and New Jersey in a case of Exxon Mobil polluting hundreds of acres of wetlands. Though the state sought $8.9 billion, Christie settled for $250 million ahead of a judge's ruling.

The Rachel Maddow Show

02/27/15

Duration: 8:55

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Corporations raising pay for low-wage workers

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Corporations raising pay for low-wage workers

George Zimmer, the founder of Men's Wearhouse, joins All In to talk about what's behind this recent economic trend.

All In with Chris Hayes

02/27/15

Duration: 4:04

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When having 'the talk' with your kids,...

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When having 'the talk' with your kids,...

"Gideon’s Army" director Dawn Porter on advice for black, female filmmakers; Black History Month; must-see movies of all time; and how "the talk” she’s having with her kids doesn’t include the birds and bees.

msnbc Originals

02/27/15

Duration: 2:25

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Rewriting No Child Left Behind

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Rewriting No Child Left Behind

Congress is gearing up for yet another battle over No Child Left Behind, but what are they planning to do and will testing remain at the law's core? Lily Eskelsen Garcia, President of the National Education Association, joins to discuss.

Melissa Harris-Perry

03/01/15

Duration: 7:37

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'Leslie Knope, you are a true public servant'

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'Leslie Knope, you are a true public servant'

Melissa Harris-Perry bids farewell to "Parks and Recreation" character Leslie Knope, whose "unreserved adoration" for the power of local government was infectious.

Melissa Harris-Perry

03/01/15

Duration: 4:44

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Thousands gather to mourn Boris Mentsov

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Thousands gather to mourn Boris Mentsov

Thousands of people gathered in central Moscow to mourn political leader Boris Nemtsov, one of Vladimir Putin's most vocal critics.

Up With Steve Kornacki

03/01/15

Duration: 1:00

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Will Netanyahu speech sabotage Iran talks?

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Will Netanyahu speech sabotage Iran talks?

Rep. John Yarmuth, D-Ky., and The Atlantic's David Frum debate the implications of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's controversial address to Congress and if it will sabotage the Iran nuclear talks.

Up With Steve Kornacki

03/01/15

Duration: 9:58

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GOP Rep on if he wants to see Boehner out

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GOP Rep on if he wants to see Boehner out

Steve Kornacki presses Rep. Morgan Griffith, R- Va., on if he would want to see John Boehner out as Speaker of the House.

Up With Steve Kornacki

03/01/15

Duration: 1:11

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Can Boehner maintain grip on Speakership?

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Can Boehner maintain grip on Speakership?

Could Speaker John Boehner bring a clean DHS funding bill to the floor this week without risking his job and losing more ground with his caucus? Politico's Manu Raju and Rep. Morgan Griffith, R-Va., join to discuss.

Up With Steve Kornacki

03/01/15

Duration: 12:24

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Walker ready to deal another blow to unions

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Walker ready to deal another blow to unions

Gov. Scott Walker is vowing to sign a bill that would make Wisconsin a

Up With Steve Kornacki

03/01/15

Duration: 6:06

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11-year-old genius enrolled in college

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11-year-old genius enrolled in college

Tanishq Abraham tells Alex Witt about his life as a child prodigy, part of MSNBC’s special “Seven Days of Genius” coverage.

Weekends with Alex Witt

02/28/15

Duration: 6:10

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‘Duck Dynasty' star's rambling CPAC speech

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‘Duck Dynasty' star's rambling CPAC speech

Phil Robertson took nearly half an hour at the podium at CPAC invoking Jesus, guns and the Constitution while slamming Nazis, Shintoism, communism and ISIS. Watch his bizarre remarks unfold.

02/28/15

Duration: 27:48

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NBA confronts mental health issues

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NBA confronts mental health issues

Sports journalist Terence Moore talks to Alex Witt about the NBA’s poor track record with handling mental illness, a conversation sparked by Larry Sanders’ admission to struggles with depression and anxiety.

Weekends with Alex Witt

02/28/15

Duration: 5:44

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Using poetry to inspire political activism

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Using poetry to inspire political activism

Melissa Harris-Perry’s 'Footsoldier' is Crystal Valentine, a 20-year-old Bronx native who wants to use her poetry to get New York City youth involved in politics.

Melissa Harris-Perry

02/28/15

Duration: 5:45

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