Eddie Glaude

Just prior to and after Monday’s late press conference from Nashville law enforcement on the deadly school shooting at Covenant School, MSNBC’s Deadline: White House was running on all cylinders and fueled by a disturbing penchant for incitement on their part of their audience against conservatives. Among the charges leveled, panelists blamed conservatives and Republicans for the shooting,…

MSNBC reached self-parodying status on Monday night as a segment on The 11th Hour led by guest host Alicia Menendez on racism in politics led to racist accusations that Republicans are actively looking for a “black Manchurian candidate” and “black male supplicant” to advance white power.

Nothing about Roe v. Wade, and nothing about the problems that are pummeling Americans at full force. For Thursday’s Morning Joe edition, it was back to politics’ newest thriller/drama: The January 6 Committee and gushing about Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney’s (R) speech at the Reagan Library where she called on Republicans to no longer be loyal to Trump, but to the…

On Friday's The 11th Hour show on MSNBC, frequent guest and contributor Eddie Glaude made an over the top metaphor comparing the passage of voter ID laws to white supremacists choking a baby with an umbilical cord -- an especially peculiar choice of words given that the liberal network has stridently supported the actual killing of unborn babies by Planned Parenthood.

On Thursday, your tax dollars paid for PBS NewsHour to run a puff piece on radical Missouri Congresswoman Cori Bush for the 57th anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery marches. During the profile, Bush would be compared to previous civil rights activists and praised for her support for the Black Lives Matter movement and perpetual eviction moratoriums.

On Sunday's Meet the Press on NBC, political director Chuck Todd regretted the fact that during his State of the Union address, President Joe Biden didn't make the connection between the war in Ukraine and the fight for "voting rights" in the United States. 

Late Tuesday night, over 70 percent of voters in dark navy blue San Francisco showed even they have a limit for woke politics as they removed three members of the city’s Board of Education as a reaction to their lengthy school closures, choosing to spend time renaming schools, and showing an aversion to the needs of the children they serve. Of course, none of this was of interest to the major…

Today we present the WORST OF 2021: The Praising and Protecting Old Joe Award.

Professor and MSNBC contributor Eddie Glaude Jr. was not happy with Sen. Joe Manchin's announcement that he is a no on the so-called Build Back Better bill, claiming him to be "a kind of relic of a previous era," who is indifferent to people suffering while he lives luxuriously. 

On Thursday’s Morning Joe, one of MSNBC’s favorite bomb-throwing pundits, far-left Princeton professor Eddie Glaude, actually compared the new pro-life law in Texas to the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 that precipitated the Civil War. In addition, Glaude and his fellow leftist panelists hoped Democrats could use the issue to gin up turnout in the midterms.  

After embarrassing host Joy Reid on her show recently, independent journalist and City Journal editor Christopher Rufo appeared on Morning Joe today to put Reid’s fellow MSNBC peers to shame on the controversial topic. Rufo went head-to-head with MSNBC contributor and Princeton professor Eddie Glaude, who unsurprisingly, became angry and frustrated when even co-host Joe Scarborough…

Moments after former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty of manslaughter and murder in the death of George Floyd, far-left MSNBC contributor and journalism professor Jason Johnson went on an unhinged rant saying he wasn’t “happy,” “pleased,” or “satifisf[ied]” with the “cultural make-up call” because there must be “radical reform” in order for police officers to stop…

The A-block of MSNBC’s Morning Joe made clear on Monday that, even though the Biden administration had to backtrack on maintaining a refugee cap from the Trump administration, they’re still in tremendous shape and doing a fantastical job. Speaking for the panel, BBC’s Katty Kay emphasized the snafu over an immigration cap “was a kind of rare moment in what has been an impressively…

Princeton Professor and MSNBC contributor Eddie Glaude Jr. told Andrea Mitchell Reports guest host Kasie Hunt on Friday that the context that makes police shootings possible is the fault of former President Ronald Reagan.