Hardball with Chris Matthews

1994-2020
1 season
CNBC
News, Talk & Interview

Starting on CNBC in 1997 and changing to MSNBC in 1999, Chris Matthews asks the tough questions in gut-renching political and social debates with celebrity and non-celebrity guests.

1994-2020
1 season
CNBC
News, Talk & Interview

Starting on CNBC in 1997 and changing to MSNBC in 1999, Chris Matthews asks the tough questions in gut-renching political and social debates with celebrity and non-celebrity guests.

Hardball Host Chris Matthews Quits MSNBC Live on Air

He also apologized for his previous comments about women's appearances

Tue, Mar 3, 2020

Hardball Host Chris Matthews Quits MSNBC Live on Air

Jeopardy! Enlists Anderson Cooper, Dr. Oz for Power Players Week

Jeopardy! has assembled Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Anderson Cooper and Dr. Oz, among others, for the game show's upcoming Power Players Week. This year's 15 contestants have collectively accumulated 21 Emmys, eight Peabodys, four Pulitzer Prizes and a Grammy Award, in addition to...

Tue, Apr 17, 2012

Jeopardy! Enlists Anderson Cooper, Dr. Oz for Power Players Week

MSNBC Viewers Mum over Hardballer's Effin' Slip

Thanks to a delay system, WFAN's Don Imus was able to bleep out a bad word when Hardball host Chris Matthews, during a Wednesday-morning simulcast interview, let slip, "I want a guy to run for president who doesnt have a f---ing ranch." MSNBC viewers, however, heard the F-bomb in all its glory, since the cabler doesnt employ a delay on its end. MSNBC has received no complaints, reports the New York Daily News  perhaps because, let's face it, Matthews has desensitized us to a lot of things at this point.

Thu, Feb 8, 2007

Hardball's Chris Matthews Takes on Election Day — and SNL

Americans head to the polls today for one of the most anticipated midterm elections in recent memory. A power shift in both the House and Senate appears likely, and the news media has focused in, with predictions, polling and punditry having reached a fever pitch. Chris Matthews, host of MSNBC's Hardball and of the syndicated/NBC News-produced panel program The Chris Matthews Show, is one of those members of the media who believes this election deserves the hype. "I don't think this is a prelude. This is a main event," Matthews attests. "The voters' attitude about Iraq is the big story for the world. No matter how we read the election at home, no matter what the president says or Democrats say afterward, the world press will read t

Tue, Nov 7, 2006

Hardball's Chris Matthews Takes on Election Day — and SNL

Hardball Host Talks Election

Chris Matthews has never seen a political convention he didn't like. (Even though there hasn't been a surprise presidential candidate since 1952, when the Democrats picked Adlai Stevenson.) The motormouthed host of MSNBC's Hardball, who's anchoring the channel's coverage of the Democrats' gathering in Boston, recently told us why the floor fights and roll calls still matter. TV Guide Online: What are the chances of any real drama when the Democrats meet to nominate Sen. John Kerry?Chris Matthews: I would like to think the Democrats will debate the Iraq war and take a position that is stark. Somebody is going to raise their hand and say, "Let's debate this. We want an antiwar plank." That could be hot. TVGO: Any tips for Kerry's acceptance speech?Matthews: He has to make people feel good about voting for him. Nobody has a personal feel for the guy yet. He's got to tell a couple of jokes. He has to break the ice. Because people do

Tue, Jul 27, 2004