Chris Matthews

"Part of the reason that Chris keeps that show is that he's slightly whacked, and you never quite know -- I mean, just watch the way he opens the show. It's Hardball, and he's off and running. So my experience being with Chris is that if you just relax and ...  

David Corn and Salon's Joan Walsh joined host Chris Matthews on MSNBC's Hardball to discuss the newly minted Romney-Trump alliance and what it says about Mitt Romney's strategy and values. David Corn is Mother Jones' Washington bureau chief. For more of his stories, click here. He's also on Twitter.  

MSNBC "Hardball" host Chris Matthews lectured a fellow television reporter when asked about his 2008 comment that a speech from then-candidate Barack Obama sent a "thrill up his leg." Matthews was taking part in a discussion with C-SPAN host ...  

And that's exactly what we suspect MSNBC analyst Chris Matthews is up to with his new biography ... KERA's Lee Cullum will moderate discussion about Matthews' book, which jabs at the notion of Kennedy's aristocratic upbringing, claiming he was "more ...  

(Washington, DC) Medical authorities have failed to explain why MSNBC’s Chris Matthews’s leg hasn’t stopped tingling since the evening hours of February 13 during an acceptance speech given by Democratic candidate Barack Obama. Matthews first reported his condition in an on-air exchange with Keith Olberman about an hour after Obama swept the so-called Potomac primaries in Virginia, Maryland and DC. According to MSNBC transcripts: “I have to...  

Former DNC Chairman Ed Rendell chose not to endorse the Obama Campaign when questioned by Chris Matthews. MSNBC’s Chris Matthews: “Governor Rendell, big question. Are you with the Obama campaign as it’s being run right now, or are you against it?”  

Reporting from the big cable TV industry event this week, Broadcasting & Cable's Andrea Morabito writes (5/22/12): Hardball host Chris Matthews argued that because ... his cable colleagues were doing: —MSNBC's Dan Abrams indignantly defends ...  

No matter how much everyone would love this election to be about fun little controversies, the bottom line is the economy will be a major factor in deciding whether Barack Obama or Mitt Romney will win in November. Chris Matthews talked about the economy ...  

If you’d like to see what happens when an arrogant, thin-skinned journalist is asked a legitimate question about a silly (but revealing) comment he once made, you can’t do much better than viewing this clip of MSNBC’s Chris Matthews.  

Of course that's nothing new but today's rant showed how deep into Obama idolatry Matthews really is:MSNBC host Chris Matthews heavily criticized Cory Booker's defense of private equity as "an act of sabotage" and "betrayal" of President Obama."Whatever the intention was, he was trashing the entire Obama campaign of the summer in one appearance on Meet The Press," Matthews charged."Booker, supposedly a surrogate for President Obama -- comes on...  

David Corn joined Chris Matthews on MSNBC's Hardball to discuss Cory Booker's recent comments criticizing the Obama campaign's attacks on Mitt Romney's record at Bain Capital. David Corn is Mother Jones' Washington bureau chief. For more of his stories, click here. He's also on Twitter.  

Via the Examiner, what’s the best part? The palpable bitterness in his tone or the fact that he’s taking his frustration out on the most mild-mannered creature in the media universe, a C-SPAN anchor? As you watch him solemnly lament the fact ...  

Roger Kimball So now Chris Matthews isn’t the only one experiencing a little thrill when he thinks about Barack (omit middle name) Obama. The recent revelation that from the early 1990s until the day before yesterday—or, to be more accurate, until Obama made his decision to run for president—a biographical pamphlet circulated by his literary agents described him as having been “born in Kenya” has been setting the world of Twitter atwitter...  

During the May 10 edition of MSNBC’s Hardball, host Chris Matthews invited Tony Perkins – president of the anti-gay hate group Family Research Council (FRC) – and Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) to discuss the issues of same-sex marriage and ...  

The Celtics had a handful of players in town on Friday, a group that included St. Bonaventure star Andrew Nicholson ... In his four seasons with the Bonnies, he never shot worst than 56 percent from the field. And knowing how the Celtics love to use ...