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Calling himself the "skunk at the garden party," MSNBC's Rick Stengel, appearing on Nicolle Wallace's show, says that the extensive coverage by US media of the passing of Queen Elizabeth reflects "a weakness in the American character." 

Morning Joe fails to identify as a Democrat the man charged with the murder of a Las Vegas investigative reporter, and spends only 47 seconds on the story. CNN's New Day devotes over three minutes to the story, and though it buries the fact deep in the segment, does eventually identify the suspect, Robert Telles, as a "Democratic politician."

MSNBC’s Morning Joe simply can’t quit masking. On the Thursday program, New York Times editorial board member Mara Gay claimed that masking is still “an act of solidarity and respect, not just for people with certain health vulnerabilities, but also for racial minorities.

Joy Reid isn’t the smartest person with a primetime show on MSNBC, which is really saying something. The competition is admittedly stiff, yet she proved once again on Wednesday evening during her show The ReidOut how little she knows about almost any topic. Reid displayed her stunning ignorance by equating President Joe Biden’s unconstitutional student loan bailout scheme with the…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough agrees with former US Attorney Barbara McQuade that it's "impossible" for the Department of Justice not to bring criminal charges against Donald Trump in connection with his handling of documents. …

MSNBC’s Deadline White House took a break from obsessing over former President Donald Trump on Tuesday afternoon to continue their four-month-long freak-out over the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade and lashed out at Republican legislatures for passing laws in their states to protect the lives of the unborn. Since there are few things in life the left treasures more than…

On Tuesday's Morning Joe, Scarborough's theme o' the day was that Republicans are so horrible, the mainstream media shouldn't "play it down the middle." Don't worry, Joe: they don't. As if they ever did?

On his eponymous Sunday morning show, MSNBC host Ali Velshi devoted a segment to smearing conservatives as trying to enact a draconian society based on The Handmaid's Tale as he showed portions of a previously recorded interview with the novel's author, Margaret Atwood.

If Sunday comes around and you’re missing that syrupy Brian Stelter softball interview, there’s always Jonathan Capehart. He led off his Sunday show with a softball interview with Biden press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and didn’t ask her about her preposterous claims that Biden’s speech was going to be “optimistic” and not political.

President Joe Biden desperately needs political resuscitation and his leftist buddies in the press have spent the last few weeks bucking him up. Most recently they praised his September 1 address as they compared him to Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War and FDR during WWII — this of course casts the GOP in the role of racist Confederates and Nazis. The following are just some of…

On Tiffany Cross's MSNBC show, Roland Martin says of Republicans: "We are at war with these people. These folks are evil. They have allowed evil into their house with Donald Trump. He has now dominated the party. This evil is spreading. And when you are in war footing, you have to respond accordingly."

On Jonathan Capehart's MSNBC show on Sunday, liberal professor Daina Ramey Berry says the way to avoid civil war is to have all Americans read "a syllabus of books where we understand our nation's history." She had made clear that she does not see 1776 as the key date: the implication being that the real date is the one identified in the 1619 Project.   

PoliticsNation host Al Sharpton joined his MSNBC colleague Alex Witt on her Saturday show to offer his thoughts on President Biden’s recent speech and his recent meeting with Biden. For Sharpton, the country is in the worst position it has been in since the Civil War because he falsely believes states are doing things like eliminating early voting.

MSNBC’s Tiffany Cross lamented on her Saturday show that President Biden was not hard enough on Republicans during his Thursday speech. With LaTosha Brown of Black Voters Matter, Cross expressed dismay that Ronald Reagan and the GOP “of the 1970s, the 60s, the 50s” was not included in Biden’s denunciation because such references are necessary to overcome racism.