Joe Scarborough

At least 20 times during Morning Joe's opening half-hour, Joe Scarborough mentions "the Biden Plan," a reference to an op-ed in USA Today published in January to which Biden's byline was affixed, with his recommendations for addressing the coronavirus. Scarborough repeatedly begs President Trump to adopt "the Biden Plan." 

Joe Scarborough returns to Morning Joe after a two-week break that his wife Mika Brzezinski had ordered, apparently out of concern for his state of mind given his raging case of Trump Derangement Syndrome.  But Joe appeared little better, engaging in the same extreme commentary and behavior as before his break. 

On Morning Joe, Kasie Hunt of NBC/MSNBC claims that contrary to the assertion of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, "all of us [in the media] truly, deeply, hope" that states will be able to bring the coronavirus under control. 

On Friday's Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough goes on a quasi-religious rant, praising Dr. Fauci and commanding people to believe him, while condemning President Trump for his alleged lies about the coronavirus. 

On Morning Joe, Ed Luce of the Financial Times discusses the Transition Integrity Project. He describes is as "non-partisan," but it was founded by hard-left Rosa Brooks. The Project has war-gamed four election scenarios, and the only one that does not result in a "constitutional breakdown" in which Trump clings to power is the one in which Joe Biden wins an overwhelming…

Sometimes it feels like a broken record, another morning with yet another hysterical rant from MSNBC's Joe Scarborough pushing wild conspiracy theories about Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg.

MSNBC’s daily dumpster fire of commentary, also known as Morning Joe, continued unchallenged Monday, when co-host Mika Brzezinski brought on race-baiting Reverend Al Sharpton to discuss one of Joe Scarborough’s favorite targets, Facebook.

Joe Scarborough believes the Trump administration is lying in saying the president wasn't briefed about a reported Russian bounty on US soldiers in Afghanistan. But if indeed the president wasn't informed of the Russian plot, Scarborough offers two execrable explanations for the omission: President Trump is either too "addled," i.e., demented, to make informing him worthwhile. Or, the…

On Morning Joe, Donny Deutsch somewhat jocularly suggests that President Trump might drop out of the race, create the Trump Revolutionary Network, get six million of his supporters to subscribe at $6.99/month, and make $600 million a year. Joe Scarborough says he's not laughing at all at the possibility. 

Some psyops from the Morning Joe crowd today. When the goal is to undermine the enthusiasm of a candidate's supporters, try to convince them that their guy actually doesn't want to win! And that's exactly what Joe Scarborough attempted in today's opening segment. With Al Sharpton chipping in, the pair postulated at least six times that President Trump does not want to win re-election. They…

On Friday’s Morning Joe, co-host Joe Scarborough just could not seem to resist his urge to trash President Trump and his supporters once again. In his first segment of Morning Joe, Scarborough turned a discussion about the latest Supreme Court ruling on DACA into an attack on Trump voters, namely evangelical voters with whom Trump is popular. Using religious language by referring to…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough, positing that President Trump will lose in November, predicts that some top insiders like VP Pence or Kellyanne Conway will lie and claim they were pushing for the removal of the president via the 25th Amendment. 

MSNBC’s Morning Joe was certainly on a roll Thursday morning. While discussing the latest revelations hidden within former National Security Advisor John Bolton’s tell-all book that was leaked yesterday afternoon, co-host Joe Scarborough went on a rant saying that President Trump wanted to kill journalists.

Joe Scarborough went on a screaming anti-Zuckerberg rant on Wednesday's Morning Joe. The gist was, per Scarborough, that Zuckerberg is insufficiently censoring far-right groups and foreign manipulators on Facebook, although Scarborough pointedly declined to mention Facebook by name, referring to it only as "Mark Zuckerberg's website. Joe started out calmly, but got increasingly wound…