Chris Hayes has a new book out, and during his MSNBC show on Tuesday he used the occasion to discuss the "sensory bombard" of Donald Trump's second term, and how he thinks it can be fight back against.

During a Tuesday podcast episode, journalist Katie Couric and MSNBC host Chris Hayes lamented the challenges they face in covering President Donald Trump. According to an October Gallup survey, Americans’ trust in the mass media fell to a record low ahead of the November election.

In a distracted age, focus is power. And having an inability to focus is giving away power," says Chris Hayes. His new book “The Sirens’ Call: How Attention Became the World's Most Endangered Resource” is out now.

MSNBC's Chris Hayes sat down with "The Late Show" host Stephen Colbert on Monday to share his thoughts about President Donald Trump's first week back in office. The longtime journalist discussed everything from the president's decision to pardon all the Jan.

Chris Hayes is in the attention business, and it’s in trouble. “Public discourse is a now a war of all against all for attention,” the MSNBC host writes in The Sirens’ Call, which Penguin will publish on Tuesday.

Whether we’re doomscrolling the latest news or scanning our favorite celebrity accounts to concoct parasocial relationships, Hayes, who studied philosophy at Brown University, argues we are increasingly being compelled to pay attention to things that aren’t good for us,