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For his Saturday show, MSNBC’s Ali Velshi began by lamenting that McCarthyism is coming back to the House of Representatives as Republicans take control and that the era of “useful committees” is over, or at least temporarily over.

On Tuesday, MSNBC held something they advertised as a racial healing town hall, but there wasn’t a lot of healing going on as moderators and guests attacked conservatives while pushing the bitterly divisive 1619 Project.

On her MSNBC show, Katie Phang wonders whether Biden's classified documnets situation represents a problem for his 2024 plans. MSNBC analyst Susan Del Percio says that although Biden's docs situation is very different from that of Donald Trump, as a political matter it could be a big problem for Biden. She puts it at a 7/8 on a 10 scale. 

On Jonathan Capehart's Sunday Show on MSNBC, Charlie Sykes, founder of The Bulwark and an MSNBC columnist, saying that as a result of the concessions he made to holdouts in order to get the gavel, Kevin McCarthy has "self-gelded his speakership."

On Katie Phang's MSNBC show, ex-Republican congressman turned MSNBC analyst David Jolly says that House investigations into abuses by the FBI and CIA will be "heroin in the veins of Fox News viewers."

Kevin McCarthy hadn’t even been Speaker for eight hours when MSNBC’s Ali Velshi welcomed Washington Post national politics reporter Eugene Scott onto his Saturday show eagerly anticipate his replacement by new minority leader and noted election denier Hakeem Jeffries.

MSNBC historian Jon Meacham took his overly solemn and pretentious analysis to Friday’s Morning Joe to accuse the Republican Party of not believing in the principles laid out in the Declaration of Independence amidst the anniversary of January 6 and the Speaker election drama.

On MSNBC's Velshi show, Daily Beast columnist Wajahat Ali said that although Trump isn't the same candidate he was in 2016 or 2020, "MAGA just isn't into" Ron DeSantis. "I'll believe it when I see it, right? I'll believe it when Brutus actually takes out Julius Caesar." For those not up on their Roman history, Brutus stabbed Caesar to death.

With only a few hardened leftists stuck on COVID-19, 2022 represented a year in which more Americans moved on and, thankfully for the team at NewsBusters, the liberal media continued to provide us plenty of content. For our top ten most-read blogs of the year, the topics included Biden’s mental state, the free state of Florida, Hollywood elitism, and Ukraine. For this year, the News Analysis…

On Jonathan Capehart's MSNBC Sunday show, Democrat slime merchant David Brock says that he is leading a "counter-offensive" against the Republican House committee investigation of Hunter Biden's influence peddling, and its possible connections with Joe Biden. Brock vows to "expose" some of the Republicans on the committee.

MSNBC’s Ali Velshi somehow managed to hit a new low on his Saturday show as he accused mainstream conservatives of creating an environment for terrorism against transgender individuals.

On Friday’s MSNBC Reports reporter Ben Collins responded to Kanye West’s Thursday anti-Semitic diatribe by warning that “Republican podcast circles” may not go as far as he did, but support “those same talking points.” Such an incendiary claim requires solid evidence, but none was forthcoming.

Qatar may have prepared for the World Cup with slave labor, but MSNBC’s Ayman Mohyeldin used his Saturday show to say that people should be careful when criticizing them because of the existence of the European migrant crisis and conservatives in the U.S. being pro-life, don’t want sexualized curriculum for elementary students.

Hosting the 10 am Saturday morning hour on MSNBC formerly occupied by the fired Tiffany Cross, Yasmin Vossoughian says of Twitter under Elon Musk, "I can't help but keep thinking, this is kind of the beginning of the end of Twitter." Her guest, MSNBC reporter Brandy Brandy Zadrozny, adds: "It seems destined to fail from a technical standpoint."