Someone needs to give Chris Hayes a chill pill before he goes on set....not a Red Bull!

[Sogo]

He was wound so tight with fear and worry and anxiety and talking a million miles an hour tonight that I had to turn it off.

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1. Except for the audio glitch, I thought it was a pretty good show.

He's definitely getting wound tighter as we get closer to the election.

[cilla4progress]

3. Relatable

Should we be preparing for the worst?

I even had trouble listening to Obama. It's national PTSD.

[Cha]

2. Or just cut down on the red bulls.

[B.See]

4. Seems to me Chris Hayes is

rightfully outraged at the sheer batshittery that is MAGA under the fascist hate-peddling litany of Donald Trump (aka their antiChrist).

As he (WE) SHOULD be, considering the number of right-winged lunatics and Trump supporters who buy into it:

Chris Hayes Says ‘It’s Enraging’ That it Took 2 Hurricanes for Some Republicans to Stop Politicizing Disaster Relief | Video

The MSNBC host took GOP officials to task for “struggling to explain their audiences that well, up is up and down is down, and water is wet”

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5. I can't listen to him

He reminds me of Jacob Silj.

[spooky3]

6. I can't either. I don't like being shouted at, even if I turn the volume down. nt

[ecstatic]

7. He made some good points. And did anyone notice how JD moved the goal post?

He's accusing big tech of withholding information about Hunter Biden and saying that that somehow caused tRump to... what? lose? Therefore the election was illegitimate? That's not how it works buddy! When you get less votes that means you lost!

[babylonsister]

8. I really like him. He's passionate, and I like his guests. nt

[legallyblondeNYC]

9. I hope it's not internal polling.

... that he's seen ... Yikes.

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10. I don't watch him much anymore. He's a very smart person n has good guests but too excitable for me

[SupportSanity]

11. Just listened to it. Sounded like a regular Chris Hayes' podcast. Very informative.

He's not a monotone kind of speaker. He's emotional. That's not new. He talks emotionally.

And to quote Dalton from the movie Road House: "Opinions vary"