Kavita Patel

MSNBC medical contributor and former Obama White House policy director Kavita Patel joined Jose Diaz-Balart Reports guest host Yasmin Vossoughian on Tuesday to react to an Alabama Supreme Court ruling that declares frozen embryos to be people. Patel was not happy, unknowingly arguing that embryos are not people because they are embryos but also enable people to become parents.

MSNBC is, if nothing else, totally committed to self-parody as Tuesday’s Jose Diaz-Balart Reports took a break from incessant coverage of all things Donald Trump to talk about another one of their favorite obsessions: masks and why you need to “bring them out again.”

As President Biden prepared to sign some abortion-related executive orders on Friday, Andrea Mitchell fretted at the elimination of abortion while former Obama policy director and MSNBC contributor Dr. Kavita Patel hit Biden from the left on his Dobbs response and warned that pro-life laws will turn parts of the U.S. into a third world country.

MSNBC just can’t quit the pandemic. On Wednesday’s Hallie Jackson Reports, medical contributor Dr. Kavita Patel declared that masks are even more necessary today than they were in the past and that pilots who made in-flight announcements on the striking down of the mask mandate put people’s lives at risk.

It didn't take long for MSNBC to start attacking new Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Monday as Stephanie Ruhle Reports guest host Chris Jansing, correspondent Heidi Przybyla, and Dr. Kavita Patel all condemned Youngkin's executive order that lifted mask mandates for schools.

During her Friday show on MSNBC, Andrea Mitchell recapped the day's Supreme Court session where President Biden's various COVID vaccine mandates were argued. According to Mitchell, conservative justices spread "Fox News internet garbage," but not only did she ignore misinformation from liberal justices, she did not provide a single example of such misinformation.

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…

The Supreme Court on Wednesday released a court ruling expanding exemptions for religious employers and insurance providers to not provide contraceptive coverage. MSNBC had to blow the decision up to massive proportions however, painting it as an attack against all women. MSNBC's idea of diversity to discuss this? A former head of Planned Parenthood, an ex-Democratic staffer and a former…