So, uh, I don't want to hear about the affordability because right now we're much less. >> Okay. So, like I'm for real here, Steve, and I know we touched on it before.I don't want to hear about affordability. That's the whole ball game. Like the truth is whether you're the most economically vulnerable person in America or honestly the richest person in America, what do they vote on.What do we all vote on. Our pocketbook. And if it was economic despair that really helped Trump, what is your take on the curre ...

A lot has happened this week, not just the Lincoln bathroom redo, as I mentioned with Chris, but I wanted to start our show tonight with two truths and a lie. I'm going to tell you about three news items, and you try to guess which one of them is a lie. And if you already know all these stories, don't tell your spouse or your friend sitting on the couch with you or whoever you may be watching this show with right now.Let them make their own guesses. Okay, so here's the first one. Trump branded wine is now b ...

Joining us now, former Ohio Congressman Tim Ryan, chief Washington correspondent for Puck, Leanne Caldwell, professor of economics and public policy at the Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan, Betsy Stevenson, and former RNC communications director and Republican strategist Doug Hai. Um, I want to make a couple notes here. Um the Walmart deal is in fact uh cheaper than it was last year, but it is also offering less food than it did last year.Um and on top of all that data that I cited ...

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. Democrats have not had a night like last night in a long time.And the message sent to Donald Trump and the Republican party into the entire political world was loud and clear if anyone cares to listen. These infographics from the New York Times, they've become familiar. They run these often, right.Comparing voting trends from last year's presidential election to last night. And it's a map, right. You see both the states, New Jersey, Virginia, county by county by ...

Election & Transition - Warren Mamdani, a self-described Democratic socialist, won the mayoral election in New York City [1] - Mamdani's transition team includes Lina Khan, former head of the FTC, signaling a focus on affordability [3] - The transition team is expected to resemble the City Hall of former Mayor Bill de Blasio, aiming to bring in strong management and government experience [3] Policy & Finance - Mamdani plans to fight against potential cuts to city funding and ICE presence, potentially using the city's law department [4] - Mamdani mentioned Jamie Dimon, indicating a willingness to discuss his affordability push with the finance community [4] - Companies spend an average of $22,000 per employee on childcare solutions [5] - Mamdani is considering raising corporate taxes and taxes on wealthy New Yorkers [5] Potential Challenges - President Trump has threatened to pull federal funding from New York City due to Mamdani's socialist views [6] - The city is preparing for potential funding pullbacks from the federal government and is seeking legal counsel to fight back [7] - The city experienced a previous instance where the federal government withdrew money due to the handling of the migrant crisis [8]

You have spoken about these financial plans you have and you made a point on New York radio which a lot of people listen to to uh to address 50 Cent and you know he's a you know he's a critic. >> He's a critic of high tax. >> Let me let me >> go ahead and then we'll play it. Go ahead. >> I didn't even know what my salary would be until I opened up Instagram and I saw this thing which was like 50 Cent offers mom Donnie X amount of money. I was like that's a very specific amount of money. I was like, "Oh my g ...

I appreciate having Congressman Jeff's endorsement and it's endorsement that reflects the fact that this is an everexpanding coalition. And I also know that the reason I'm sitting here in front of you as the Democratic nominee is not because of any one or many endorsements that we received. It's because of the fact that we built a campaign focused on working-class New Yorkers and their struggle to afford the city. And I'm looking forward to working with Congressman Jeff to deliver on the affordability for t ...

I I can't you endorsed mom Donnie. I don't even think I can talk. >> Have you had him on. >> We're trying to get him on.Invited him. He should come on. He should come on.I I I mean, you >> are you buddies. Go ahead. >> I I know him.I mean, I'm Yeah, he should come on. He's going to be mayor. You know, he's going to be mayor.>> I I No, I think Curtis Lee, he sold me this morning. >> You're going to grow. >> You I'm in Washington today. I'm working.I know you guys aren't, but I'm glad you're there. Can you he ...

Policy Focus - The Democratic Party should consider universal child care to address voters' affordability concerns [1] - New Mexico is trialing a universal child care program [1]

Some major breaking news in the New York City mayoral race. Incumbent mayor Eric Adams, who was running for reelection as an independent, has dropped out of the race. Adams will now be the first oneterm New York City mayor since David Dinkens lost re-election back in 1993.The scandal plague mayor had been struggling in the polls with a recent Fox News poll showing him dead last at 8% behind his rival Zoran Mandani, Andrew Cuomo, and even Curtis Leewa. Here's what Adams said earlier in a video announcing the ...