Chris Matthews Reflects on MSNBC, Politics, and America's Future | Full Must-Watch Interview

iGen team Jill Wine-Banks and Victor Shi welcome Chris Matthews the legendary host of MSNBC’s Hardball and author of “This Country: My Life In Politics & History” to get his take on life, politics, and journalism. From Swaziland to speech writing, he shares the incredible stories of his life, relates the events and experiences that shaped his career, and gives his advice to anyone who wants to chase their dream in government and public service.

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[catresf]

WOW! I've missed Chris Matthews. Looking forward to watching.

[yihongwang]

Thank you, iGen Politics. A fan of Chris Matthews and glad he is coming back. I'm buying his book!

[juliekostas]

Chris Matthews is my all time favorite tv host, political writer and sound voice of today. What an absolute treat to have this interview. Thank you!

[igenpoliticspodcast]

Thank you so much for watching our episode with the legendary Chris Matthews. We hope you will tune in for more of our episodes!

[JusticeFALL-USA]

I'm feeling you Chris. I didn't quite understand why the previous Administration removed the Lincoln bust while making way for the new administration to move into the White House. I often wonder was Lincoln's bust replaced.

[stacylaetsch]

aside: I LOVE the blue chicken on Jill's mantle!

[JusticeFALL-USA]

"AFRICA" is both, quantitative and qualitative.

[inocencianieves]

I love Chris and feel that he did not have to resigned. He is a great writer and an awesome political commentator🤗. Just one thing a latino, black, asian, indigenous or any other minority person in america hitch hiking is not an option. They're just working at surviving in this country that it's not fair to them, plus student debt and families that need their help for survivor, no one have time for hitch hiking🙄

[DaveT]

How often I have surveyed contemporary American history and thought how so much of it has hinged on that particular event, the assassination of JFK.

[stacylaetsch]

networking = it' not WHAT you know, it's WHO

[gracieallen]

A plane trip in the early fifties, Matthews must have been well off we could only afford a train trip.