Morning Joe

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says that "many people were describing [the death of Alex Pretti] as an execution-style shooting." The show opened with the Minneapolis police chief boasting that they took away 900 guns in the last year without shooting anyone. Yeah, and they didn't have mobs of protesters, screaming, driving cars into their operations, blowing whistles, trying to "de-arrest"…

Joe Scarborough rails against the threat AI poses to the economy and job creation, calls for big tech companies to be "broken up," and decries AI creators who have become billionaires.

On Thursday’s edition of Morning Joe, MS NOW reporter Josh Einiger claimed ICE arrests of previously convicted criminals did not fall under the Trump administration’s pledge to deport the ‘worst of the worst’ illegal immigrants. It was a blatant pivot from the media’s typical claim that those being arrested had no criminal record.

Joe Scarborough speaks of "rape island" seven times in Morning Joe's opening segment. His motive, revealed at the end of his spiel, is to say that President Trump is falling into a trap by claiming that Denmark has no legal right to Greenland, leading to more chatter about Jeffrey Epstein and the files that the Trump administration has not yet completely released. 

On Wednesday’s Morning Joe, MS NOW’s Joe Scarborough continued his network’s inglorious habit of portraying ICE as some sort of cartoon villain. In this case, Scarborough compared ICE to both the Soviet Union and today’s Russia under Vladimir Putin while talking beside footage of an operation at a gas station that he ignored the context of.

Morning Joe scolds the Trump administration for prejudging and jumping to conclusions regarding the fatal ICE shooting of a woman in Minneapolis, but the panel repeatedly refers to the woman who was shot as "the victim," thereby pointing an accusing finger at ICE.

Morning Joe brought out the Yes-buts on Monday. "We're certainly not hoping that things [in Venezuela] unravel, BUT that's what recent history has taught us." You just know that Scarborough and the rest of the liberal media are licking their lips, hoping and praying, waiting to pounce at the slightest indication that things are not going according to plan.

On Monday's Morning Joe, MS NOW analyst and member of the New York Times editorial board Mara Gay claims that Somalis are being "scapegoated" over welfare-program fraud in Minnesota.

Bitter old Katie Couric wanted to blame Charlie Kirk's death on his own words. 

Always on the lookout for new ways to attack President Trump, Morning Joe went musical today. The show opened Thursday's episode with Willie Nelson's "Always On My Mind" playing in the background, mocking Trump's frequent mentions of his predecessor in his address to the country last night, and in other instances.

For years, Joe Scarborough has made his living by spinning Trump=Hitler analogies, and agonizing over the "existential threat to democracy" that Trump supposedly represents. So it was shocking to hear Scarborough play a very different tune today. In a conversation with David French, Scarborough now says that Americans "are doing better than ever before." And not just in material terms.…

Morning Joe defends CNN against President Trump's comments that CNN should be sold to new ownership as part of any sale of Warner Bros., and criticizes Trump's comments to a CNN reporter that "you work for the Democrats" and that the network is "basically an arm of the Democrat party."

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This past week, as several MS NOW hosts fretted over the recent deportation of a Babson College student to Honduras, it was barely mentioned that a court had issued a final order of deportation against her.