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Walker, author of a great book "the united states of pair annoy: a conspiracy theory." a really fantastic read that i recommend. jesse, it's good to see you. i like to talk to you when topics like this come to the fore. this actually has sort of the classic elements of a great paranoid conspiracy theory mostly if we have that map, i don't know if we can show that map again, but the map really makes it. because that, i think, is the thing that really kicked this off, don't you think? >> well yeah it's a great image to use. i mean when i'm blogging about it, i always know what picture to put up....

bodies, now busted and behind bars. "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. republican texas governor greg abbott is still defending his controversial decision to call in the texas guard to monitor u.s. military exercises happening in his state this summer. a move that's been slammed by members of his own party for stoking paranoid furyies about a planned invasion of the lone star state. in an interview today, abbott tried to dispel those theories while laying the blame for the hysteria squarely at the feet of president obama. >> i think the cause ...

Prone to conspiracy theorists? >> i don't know that we're more prone than other countries. i wrote about america because i'm from here. i'm looking at american history through this prism. but in general, people look for patterns. they have things that they're nervous about. you put those two together and you throw in the headlines, real conspiracies being revealed every couple of years, all that makes people imagine more conspiracy theories. >> jesse walker, thank you, sir. >> thank you. up next, military plans in syria, is the pentagon preparing for a bigger battle than americans expect? we...