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Hardball with Chris Matthews 08/29/14

How tax inversion affects working Americans

Big corporations are free to move across borders to save taxes - but regular Americans can't. Bloomberg TV's Trish Regan and The Chicago Tribune's Clarence Page discuss the issue. Duration: {{video.duration.momentjs}}

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How tax inversion affects working Americans

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How tax inversion affects working Americans

Big corporations are free to move across borders to save taxes - but regular Americans can't. Bloomberg TV's Trish Regan and The Chicago Tribune's Clarence Page discuss the issue.

Hardball with Chris Matthews

08/29/14

Duration: 7:14

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The fight for labor rights

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The fight for labor rights

30 Seconds to Know: Reporter for msnbc.com Tim Noah explains what’s happening to low wage jobs in the United States with companies outsourcing a part of their labor force to independent contractors - and how that trend is starting to reverse course...

08/25/14

Duration: 0:48

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Bipartisan dispute over new trade deals

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Bipartisan dispute over new trade deals

Rep. Leonard Lance, R-N.J., talks with Steve Kornacki about President Obama's request that Congress allow a Fast Track authority to negotiate two trade deals.

Up With Steve Kornacki

01/24/15

Duration: 6:27

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Airline catalog SkyMall files for bankruptcy

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Airline catalog SkyMall files for bankruptcy

Financial expert Nicole Lapin breaks down today’s big money headlines with Ayman Mohyeldin, including what’s behind SkyMall’s struggle to stay afloat, as well as a surprising revelation on how Americans are spending the money they’re saving at the pump.

Weekends with Alex Witt

01/24/15

Duration: 3:43

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Website gives drone’s-eye-view of the world

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Website gives drone’s-eye-view of the world

Jan Hiersemenzel, creator of TravelByDrone.com, talks with Alex Witt about his new website that makes famous locations around the world accessible by sharing the videos captured by drones.

Weekends with Alex Witt

01/17/15

Duration: 2:40

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What's beef got to do with it?

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What's beef got to do with it?

Chris Hayes is joined by CNBC contributor Ron Insana and Professor Raj Patel, who explain why the price of beef affects the price of chicken.

All In with Chris Hayes

01/13/15

Duration: 6:05

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The great chicken nugget war of 2015!

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The great chicken nugget war of 2015!

Chris Hayes looks at why McDonald's and Burger King are battling it out for limited turf in the fast food arena.

All In with Chris Hayes

01/13/15

Duration: 1:47

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American-made car sales skyrocket

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American-made car sales skyrocket

U.S. auto companies celebrate their skyrocketed sales at the Detroit auto show, confirming the importance of investing in the American worker. Ed Schultz and Mayor Virg Bernero discuss.

The Ed Show

01/12/15

Duration: 6:05

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Recreational drones rise in popularity

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Recreational drones rise in popularity

Patrick Tucker, technology editor for Defense One, joins Ayman Mohyeldin to weigh in on the FAA’s growing concerns over drone safety amid a surge in recreational drone sales this holiday season.

Weekends with Alex Witt

01/03/15

Duration: 4:04

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How companies can use skill sets of veterans

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How companies can use skill sets of veterans

Patrick Murphy sat down with U.S. army veteran and Johnson & Johnson CEO Alex Gorsky to talk about how companies can hire veterans and utilize their skill sets.

Taking the Hill

12/28/14

Duration: 4:12

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A huge year for Apple and Snapchat

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A huge year for Apple and Snapchat

Re/Code’s Lauren Goode, Jason Del Rey and Peter Kafka review two of the biggest tech stories of 2014: The huge valuation of scandal-addled app Snapchat, the #Gamergate saga, and Apple’s big year of announcements.

Code Forward

12/23/14

Duration: 8:29

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Airlines make record profits this year

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Airlines make record profits this year

Aviation Consultant and author Mark Gerchick demystifies for Alex Witt why airline passengers are not seeing fare discounts despite falling oil prices.

Weekends with Alex Witt

12/21/14

Duration: 3:34

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Cuba thaw a 'win' for American capitalism?

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Cuba thaw a 'win' for American capitalism?

There is one group that's quite happy about the thaw in U.S.-Cuba relations: American corporations. Charles Sennott, Sujatha Fernandes, Lisa Cook and John Gutierrez join to discuss.

Melissa Harris-Perry

12/20/14

Duration: 5:57

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Sony hackers threaten more data dumping

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Sony hackers threaten more data dumping

Eriq Gardner, Senior Editor for The Hollywood Reporter, reacts with Alex Witt to a new warning from Sony Pictures hacker group that more information about the studio will be released soon.

Weekends with Alex Witt

12/14/14

Duration: 4:08

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McNugget or mush?

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McNugget or mush?

Rev. Al Sharpton talks to Seema Iyer, Josh Zepps and Tara Dowdell about a new video from McDonald’s detailing how their famous McNuggets are made. But was the video a good idea?

PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton

12/11/14

Duration: 2:40

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Is Sony’s apology enough?

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Is Sony’s apology enough?

Rev. Al Sharpton talks to Seema Iyer, Josh Zepps and Tara Dowdell about the insulting emails hacked from Sony’s top executives.

PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton

12/11/14

Duration: 5:03

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Sony's emails include off-color Obama joke

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Sony's emails include off-color Obama joke

A lot of people have been talking about how one of the biggest studios in Hollywood was hacked. Now, private emails are surfacing and some include offensive jokes about Pres. Obama. Rev. Sharpton talks to Alison Samuels for details.

PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton

12/11/14

Duration: 7:13

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NLRB rules in favor of Wal-Mart workers

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NLRB rules in favor of Wal-Mart workers

A National Labor Relations Board judge handed a major victory to Wal-Mart workers, clearing the path towards unionization. Ed Schultz, Robert Greenwald and Martha Sellers discuss.

The Ed Show

12/11/14

Duration: 7:38

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Amazon wins fight against workers

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Amazon wins fight against workers

Amazon won a fight against its workers Tuesday when the Supreme Court ruled that warehouse workers do not have to be paid for the time they spend in line waiting to pass through security checks at the end of their shifts.

NOW With Alex Wagner

12/09/14

Duration: 1:34

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Tupperware: training women to succeed

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Tupperware: training women to succeed

CNBC's Brian Sullivan, Fortune's Alan Murray, and Tupperware CEO Rick Goings join Morning Joe to discuss the growth of the middle class and female leadership abroad.

Morning Joe

12/08/14

Duration: 7:00

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