Appointments

MSNBC Congressional Correspondent Leigh Ann Caldwell joined Hallie Jackson Reports and the namesake host on Wednesday to discuss President Biden's first set of judicial nominees to appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

In a pathetic Thursday morning announcement in front of the Supreme Court, a gathering of radical Democrats from the House and Senate announced a bill that would pack the court with four liberal justices in an attempt to undo the conservative majority on the highest bench. It was a sleazy plot that would undo over 150 years of precedent, but it apparently didn’t rise to the level of newsworthy…

Dana Bash joined CNN Newsroom host Ana Cabrera on Thursday to discuss a new biography of Nancy Pelosi that contains a dispute Pelosi had with Mitch McConnell after the death of Ruth Bader Ginsberg about whether she should lie in state at the Capitol. Both portrayed Ginsburg as "iconic" and tried to portray Ginsburg as someone who wasn't an activist wearing a robe.

If you’re not watching MSNBC on the weekends – and why would you choose to spend your time that way? – you might not know Mehdi Hasan. But he has a show on the network, Sunday nights at 8 PM. The far-left MSNBC host  on Thursday warned his fellow liberals of a new threat: Stephen Breyer staying on the Supreme Court. Hasan bashed Breyer as “naïve” and “misguided” for speaking out…

MSNBC's shows may have undergone a name change, but Tuesday's edition of Stephanie Ruhle Reports presented the same left-wing bias as before. As President Biden named his first batch of judicial appointments, Ruhle and White House correspondent Kristen Welker marveled how, unlike Trump's judicial nominees, they aren't white males.

A leftist “dark money” group tied to liberal billionaire globalist George Soros has led the push to have Senate Democrats eliminate the filibuster, according to a new report.

On Monday's New Day program on CNN, as the show discussed and showed sympathy for one of its guests who recently received racist hate mail online, there was a conspicuous absence of detail about who sent the offensive mail and even what political issue it involved.

On Wednesday, Joe Scarborough offered no sympathy to OMB nominee Neera Tanden, whose nomination is struggling in part due to corrosive tweets. "You can tweet harsh tweets about people, or you can get nominated. I just, I don't think you can do both . . . and the Biden administration certainly should understand that, and so should Neera."

View hosts Joy Behar and Sunny Hostin doubled down on their defense for Biden OMB Director nominee, Neera Tanden, on Tuesday’s show, focusing solely on the numerous controversial tweets she’s sent on Twitter over the years.

The View co-host Sunny Hostin defended President Biden's "racial equity" executive order on Tuesday's show and accused GOP Senator Tom Cotton [R-AR] of having white "privilege" for daring to challenge it in Merrick Garland's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Monday.

In a sign of the times, Twitter censored Catholic World Report over its accurate description of a biological male identifying as a transgender woman.

On Thursday, New York Times reporters Michael Shear and Thomas Kaplan disregarded their basic journalistic commitment to the facts, trumpeting former Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg as the “first openly gay cabinet member” on Thursday in “Biden Adds Buttigieg to His ‘Cabinet of Barrier-Breakers.’” The Times is going to great lengths to pretend …

On the heels of her buddy Steve Schmidt joining the Democrat party, Nicolle Wallace apparently decided today to expose the depths of her seething disdain for conservatives. On her MSNBC show Wednesday afternoon, Wallace alluded to Amy Coney Barrett as a "real right-wing lunatic."

Telemundo News, in a report that downplayed his atrocious persecution of what reporter Cristina Londoño called the “so-called pro-lifers”, fawned over the selection of former congressman Xavier Becerra to head the Department of Health and Human Services.