Jonathan Capehart

Naturally, the PBS NewsHour was delighted with President Biden's nomination of radical Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court on Friday night. David Brooks put her in the mainstream….of the Democrats. That might be correct, but the Democrats are far to the left! Jonathan Capehart then misquoted Brooks as saying she's "in the mainstream" of America.

On the PBS NewsHour on Friday night, Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart insisted "no one serious out there wants to defund the police." But his own newspaper came out with a big serious editorial in June 2020 lauding the whole movement as an idealistic reimagining of public safety. Capehart promoted it on Twitter! 

On Jonathan Capehart's MSNBC show, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot says "we have to invest our way" out of crime. She also describes adult criminals as being "under-resourced."

On Friday's PBS NewsHour, Washington Post columnist and MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart was angry enough at his fellow panelist David Brooks that he claimed that President Biden's still-unknown Supreme Court nominee would probably be "more brilliant than the folks who have come in before her" because she had to overcome all the racism that defines America. 

On Jonathan Capehart's MSNBC show, Howard Dean scolds Democrats for not fighting "neo-fascist" Republicans. Dean says there are "similarities" between Hitler and Trump. Capehart says that Dean said "exactly what I'm thinking."

Many, including some prominent Democrats, have criticized Joe Biden's inflammatory speech this past week in Atlanta in which he accused those who oppose undoing the Senate's filibuster rules to push through his federal takeover of elections as being on the side of George Wallace, Bull Connor, and Jefferson Davis. But Biden, even at his most outrageous, can always count on MSNBC to have his…

On his MSNBC show, Jonathan Capehart highlights a Canadian newspaper headline about the possibility of Canada intervening in the US if Trumpism wins and the US is seen as "hurtling toward possible violence and autocracy." And guest Fiona Hill describes Canadian concerns that many Americans will try to cross the border into Canada as "refugees" in 2024.

On the occasion of the approaching anniversary of the January 6th Capitol riot, MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart gets verklempt on his MSNBC show as he agonized over the alleged threat to American democracy posed by Donald Trump and his supporters.

On the last Friday night Week in Politics panel of 2021, the PBS NewsHour once again chose the topic that Democrats want to talk about right now: Voting rules. Once again, the Republicans are so horrible that New York Times columnist David Brooks -- the alleged moderate Republican-leaning regular of this group -- said the GOP is "a party that has slid down the toilet."

Interviewed by Jonathan Capehart on The 11th Hour regarding the outcome of the trial of the three men charged in the death of Ahmaud Arbery, MSNBC contributor and former Obama appointee Brittany Packnett Cunningham never once mentions that a virtually all-white jury in a Deep South had convicted all three defendants of murder. Instead, Cunningham downplays the verdicts as "literally the very…

Appearing as a guest on MSNBC's The Sunday Show, NBC News presidential historian Michael Beschloss charged that Virginia Republican governor-elect Glenn Youngkin "played the race card" to get elected, and was "perfectly happy to connect with Virginia's horrible, violent, ugly history, which is centuries of slavery, white supremacy politics."

In just the past few weeks liberal media elitists like Joy Reid, Jonathan Capehart and Joe Scarborough have attacked Republicans for playing up “white grievance” on Critical Race Theory to “whip up” “working-class white men” to get “back into power.” All so they could stand “in the doorway” like “George Wallace” to deny “voting rights for all Americans.”  The following are the worst takes from…

Pro tip for the pro-abortion crowd. When discussing the subject, don't make analogies to ax murders. Because if you do, most people will likely think of what happens to the unborn babies whose lives are taken. Failed NYC mayoral candidate Maya Wiley nevertheless went that route, appearing on Jonathan Capehart's MSNBC show Sunday morning.

On Friday's PBS NewsHour, they lamented the close race for governor in Virginia in their weekly roundup, and Washington Post columnist and MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart spat out that "white grievance" was to blame, and "whiteness is a hell of a drug."