Jonathan Lemire

The Morning Joe panel unanimously calls Nikki Haley the winner of the second Republican presidential primary debate.  They award her the line of the night for, paraphrasing a line from the Billy Madison movie, she tells Vivek Ramaswamy, "every time I hear you, I feel a little bit dumber for what you say."

Joe Scarborough says Joe Biden doesn't need to wait for the writers strike to be over to get attack lines against Donald Trump for his speeches. Scarborough then proceeds to tick off a number of suggestions for Biden, to make the case that Trump has mental acuity issues of his own. 

Morning Joe gloats over Rudy Giuliani's legal and financial travails. 

Trying to divert attention from Biden's mental woes, Joe Scarborough suggests that Donald Trump has "dementia."

The Morning Joe panel agrees that Donald Trump's decision to show support for the striking auto workers is a "bold" and even a "good" move for him. 

On Morning Joe, Macho Joe Scarborough claims that if anyone spoke to him as Matt Gaetz spoke to Speaker McCarthy, in which Gaetz demanded total compliance with his demands, or that he'd remove him as Speaker, Scarborough would tell him to "f-o," even if it was at the Gates of Hell. 

Morning Joe buries the news of Hunter Biden's looming indictment on felony gun charges deep into the fourth and final hour of the show. And while Jonathan Lemire suggests the Hunter's plea agreement was not a sweetheart deal, an MSNBC analyst had described it as an unprecedented "gift from heaven," during a Morning Joe appearance in July when Lemire had been a member of the panel.

For months, the left-wing media have been lying outright to their audiences about the status of President Biden’s corruption scandal. Despite heaps of documents, damning statements from multiple witnesses, and sworn testimony from whistleblowers, journalists are still claiming with alarming frequency that there is “no evidence” Biden was involved in an influence-peddling scheme as Vice…

Morning Joe emphasized politics would be put aside as Hurricane Idalia roars. Then minutes later in live coverage, the very first question to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis during his briefing on the state's response was: "What do you think about Trump? You know, he's a resident here in Florida, and he hasn't commented on Idalia at all yet." DeSantis said "It's not my concern."

During Monday’s Morning Joe, white liberal Lauren Leader, the founder of All In Together, implicitly accused Republican presidential candidates former U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley and Senator Tim Scott (SC) of being race traitors and trying to appeal to the racist Republican Party. She also had snide remarks for Haley about using her gender during the first Republican primary debate.…

Morning Joe opened its week on Monday with the argument that Donald Trump should seek a plea deal in the various criminal cases against him, with Joe Scarborough saying Trump would be "quite dumb" not to do so.

On Friday, MSNBC’s Morning Joe hosts doubled down on their flagrant lies they promoted along with Democratic Congressman Dan Goldman (D-NY) about Hunter Biden’s business partner, Devon Archer.

They claimed that now, with the transcript of the testimony released, that Goldman was correct, and later lamented that other networks were treating the Biden investigation as “equal” to…

Tuesday’s Morning Joe brought on Congressman Dan Goldman (D-NY) and teed him up to play defense for President Biden after the explosive Devon Archer testimony on the Biden family’s bribery and corruption. They contradicted Republican claims about the content of the closed-door testimony, and denied any wrongdoing by then Vice President Biden.

Goldman claimed that despite…

On Monday’s Morning Joe, Politico’s Jonathan Martin joined host Jonathan Lemire to discuss the latter’s latest piece which detailed the real struggle Biden would have to win an election.

The two Jonathans shockingly did not toe the party line and said that many voters, even some Democrats, did not want to vote for Biden or have him run again. The segment in an implicit way…