Ep 196. October 16, 2018

On the October 16, 2018 episode of All In With Chris Hayes, the political journalist and commentator tackles several hot-button topics of national interest. Beginning with the news of Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s disappearance, Hayes dives into the implications of the event and what it could mean for U.S.-Saudi relations. He speaks with a variety of guests, including attorneys, political strategists, and fellow journalists, to provide a thorough exploration of the situation.

Next, Hayes addresses the recent midterms and previews what the upcoming elections could mean for the country. He evaluates the current state of the Democratic party and what changes may be on the horizon. He also discusses the potential outcomes of major races across the country.

The episode then shifts its focus to climate change and its effect on small communities. Hayes speaks with a group of individuals who have been personally impacted by natural disasters, such as Hurricane Florence, and how they’ve been able to rebuild in the aftermath. He also explores how climate change exacerbates these disasters and how the government can better provide aid and support to affected communities.

Finally, Hayes turns to the ongoing debate surrounding immigration and asylum seekers. He highlights the recent policy changes to the rights of those seeking asylum in the U.S., and the impact of this shift on families and children. He also discusses the controversial family separation policy and how it is being handled by the current administration.

Throughout the episode, Hayes provides thoughtful and insightful commentary on each topic, drawing on expert analysis and personal narratives. The show is a must-watch for those interested in politics, current events, and social issues affecting the U.S. and the world.