Christopher Hayes

MSNBC

Guest

Host of All In on MSNBC; former Washington, DC editor of The Nation, where he blogged regularly

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Another mass shooting has left ten people dead at a community college in Oregon. Also on the program, Russian strikes in Syria.

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