Jose Diaz-Balart

The Thursday of edition of MSNBC’s Jose Diaz-Balart Reports included a wild claim that 348,000 students in the United States have experienced gun violence at school. The number is in itself misleading, but MSNBC would add another layer of misinformation by suggesting that number represents deaths.

On Saturday's NBC Nightly News, they were divided on whether there was a "national divide" on abortion. They said the country was divided, but somehow NBC could only find air time for the abortion-loving feminists. No pro-lifers need apply for a space. There is no room for debate on this "News" network. 

The Biden administration announced a new immigration rule set to take effect in May when Title 42 comes to an end. Yet, the news of the Circumvention of Lawful Pathways rule, identical to Trump's hated third-country deals, got under 30 seconds of airtime at the evening news edition of Telemundo - and zero seconds at Univision´s.

Just a day after President Biden pledged he was going to “get rid of assault weapons,” MSNBC viewers heard guests and hosts obediently blame gun deaths on Republicans for failing to pass legislation banning these weapons. “What’s it going to take?” MSNBC anchor Katy Tur wailed at the top of the 2pm ET hour of MSNBC Reports on Friday.

For Rep. Liz Cheney and Democrats who have lost, Thursday’s MSNBC Reports had good news: you can still land a cushy job in the Biden Administration or even run for president.

NBC senior national correspondent Tom Llamas said it best Tuesday night when he noted “Democrats would love these kind of numbers anywhere, specifically Florida,” in response to Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis winning a majority of Latinos in his runaway victory against Democrat Charlie Crist; a bright spot in what turned out to be wet blanket Election Day for Republicans.

TV news pundits have been hard at work over the past 24 hours, attempting to spin Thursday's sky-high inflation report as something other than a disaster for Democrats.

On Friday morning, MSNBC host Jose Diaz-Balart devoted a segment to trying link racism to the recent surge in car crash deaths over the past two years. The segment failed to make a more plausible connection that the anti-police movement has led to less enforcement of traffic laws since the police-involved death of George Floyd.

NBC Capitol Hill correspondent Ali Vitali has a new book entitled Electable: Why America Hasn’t Put a Woman in the White House… Yet and to promote it she traveled over to Wednesday’s Jose Diaz-Balart Reports on MSNBC. The answer Vitali settled on was that voters are biased against them.

Wednesday’s Jose Diaz-Balart Reports on MSNBC had what initially appeared to be a promising segment about the rise of black families who have decided to homeschool their children. However, that promise evaporated when it was portrayed as a useful way to get around new Republican laws that seek to combat far-left racial theories and politicized versions of history.

On an extended version of Jose Diaz-Balart Reports on MSNBC, the eponymous host welcomed Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra and demanded to know not once, not twice, but three times, what the administration is doing to protect abortion.

Even by MSNBC standards, the network’s reaction to the downfall of Roe v. Wade was extreme as they mourned this “very dark day in America.”

On Tuesday, MSNBC anchor Jose Diaz-Balart conducted a friendly interview with Michigan Democratic Senator Debbie Stabenow and teed her up to bemoan the possibility of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade. However, completely missing from the softball exchange was the host asking the left-wing lawmaker to condemn pro-abortion activists firebombing and vandalizing the offices of a pro-life…

MSNBC’s Jose Diaz-Balart and Yamiche Alcindor took aim at an Alabama law on Wednesday that would prohibit giving hormone treatment and puberty blockers to those under the age of 19, portraying such things as simple medical care.