Morning Joe

On Tuesday’s Morning Joe, MSNBC fill in hosts Jonathan Lemire and Kasie Hunt conspired with medical contributor Dr. Kavita Patel and Princeton professor Eddie Glaude Jr. to attack the Trump administration for the COVID vaccine rollout and Americans for gathering with their loved ones on Christmas. Patel complained that the vaccine rollout is not fast enough and called it “a total…

On Morning Joe, substitute host Kasie Hunt, and Al Sharpton, fret that "the Biden administration is being set up to fail" by reason of the high expectations the Trump administration has set regarding vaccine distribution and related matters.  Sharpton added that if things don't go smoothly; the Trump people: "will pass it off to Biden and be the first one blaming Biden on January 21st, the day…

On Monday's Morning Joe on MSNBC, fill-in host Kasie Hunt and contributor Mike Barnicle trashed Senator Marco Rubio after the Florida Republican sent out a tweet on Sunday complaining that Dr. Anthony Fauci has a history of conflicting statements about pandemic-related issues. Barnicle called Rubio's reaction to Fauci "an obscenity" and wrongly suggested that the Florida Senator had…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough calls President Trump "full-blown crazy," and asks, "are we sure? Are we sure, he doesn't drink?" Scarborough also compares Trump to Otis, the town drunk in the Andy Griffith show. 

In the past couple of days, the White House correspondent for the taxpayer-funded PBS NewsHour, Yamiche Alcindor, has been throwing around accusations of racism not only against a "large majority" of Donald Trump supporters who fear a "browning of America," but also against the U.S. generally, claiming that minorities are not "treated as equal citizens."

On Wednesday's Morning Joe, MSNBC again demonstrated that it's the place that has no problem with having left-wing guests who have a history of using incendiary race rhetoric as "anti-racism" scholar Ibram X. Kendi appeared as a guest to discuss his recent column hitting the Democratic party from the far left. Just a few months ago, the allegedly "anti-racist" Kendi voiced opposition…

Joe Scarborough goes on one of his patented rants against Rand Paul, accusing him 17 times of "lying" or being a "liar." At the end of his rant, Scarborough bemoans the fact that senators can't be "sanctioned" for lying. 

On Monday morning, the anti-conservative echo chamber of MSNBC's Morning Joe again spewed vitriol at President Donald Trump and his supporters, with MSNBC contributor Donny Deutsch predicting the President will return to a "maggot-infested place," and host Joe Scarborough invoking the Jim Jones suicide cult while fretting over evangelical Christian support for the President.

On Morning Joe, a shameless Joe Scarborough peddles a debunked story, saying, "I heard you had Mein Kampf by your bedside."

The New Yorker's Steve Coll unashamedly presented free speech as a threat to journalism during an interview on Monday's Morning Joe show.

On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski finds the news that Trump lawyer Jenna Ellis has contracted COVID funny, joking [if that's what you call it]: "There are now more Trump attorneys with COVID than they have election challenge wins." Later, when Never Trumper Michael Steele imagines President Trump ranting at a President Biden "in his underwear," Mika finds the image "nauseating."

Democrats have made it clear throughout 2020 that they don’t like Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, but MSNBC’s Mika Brzezinski took things a step further Monday on Morning Joe when she began lobbying for his arrest.

Nine times in a Morning Joe segment today [view the mash-up!], President Trump was accused, by reason of his challenges to the election results, of staging a "coup." The panel sprinkled in several mentions of "strongman," "fascist," "dictator," and "autocrat" for good measure.

Morning Joe's got a bad case of nostalgia for the good old days of the liberal media's near-total control over the news. As Kasie Hunt put it on today's show, back in the day, there were: "The media . . . was a relatively focused, narrow group, and if they made decisions together could actually impact things."