Jonathan Lemire

Monday’s Morning Joe fought against bad public opinion polls on the economy and on Kamala Harris. They stated that Biden’s economy was actually really great, people just needed to have it drilled into them by repetition, and that Kamala Harris just needed more exposure to improve her polling, since she was really just being held down by the patriarchy.

First, Lemire…

On Morning Joe, Eugene Daniels of Politico says that Ron DeSantis has adopted an anti-woke approach to the teaching of American history because he and others feel that "we can't teach the correct history of this country, because it makes white kids uncomfortable."

Joe Scarborough twice complained about Donald Trump being free to fly around in his 757 jet while some of his working-class supporters are in jail in connection with January 6th.

Monday’s Morning Joe opened with fill-in host Jonathan Lemire and his panel weighing in on the controversy surrounding Republican amendments to the National Defense Authorization Act. They argued that the military should pay for travel expenses for women in the military looking to travel out of state to circumvent state laws prohibiting abortion.

Lemire discussed clips shown…

Morning Joe offers an all-liberal panel of Jen Palmieri, Eugene Jackson, and Jonathan Lemire to comment on the Republican presidential primary.  Would it kill the show to have on a Republican to comment on the Republican race?

In stark contrast to CNN the previous day, Friday’s Morning Joe on MSNBC sided with the Teamsters union as they threatened to go on strike against UPS. Omitting the fact that UPS workers already led the industry in compensation, MSNBC hosts Willie Geist, Jonathan Lemire, and Al Sharpton boasted about Teamsters president Sean O’Brien and let him lead the narrative on why they weren’t…

Wednesday’s Morning Joe panel featured a stunning display of support for government censorship and crackdown on anything deemed “disinformation” by Democrat politicians or the media themselves.

In this blistering assault on the First Amendment of the US Constitution, MSNBC journalists Jonathan Lemire and Willie Geist brought on The Washington Post’s Cat Zakrzewski and…

On Wednesday’s Morning Joe, ADL Vice President Yael Eisenstat joined MSNBC hosts Willie Geist and Jonathan Lemire to demand social media companies tighten the noose of political censorship online, cry about Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter, and even call for the government to become involved in online censorship.

Eisenstat, a far left censorship proponent, appeared on the…

MSNBC Morning Joe co-host Joe Scarborough had a curious reaction to the Tuesday news that Hunter Biden will be pleading guilty to tax and gun-related charges: lash out at Republicans and their “conspiracy theories.” Way Too Early host and Politico White House bureau chief Jonathan Lemire managed to one up Scarborough by adding that developments are “good news” for President…

Monday morning’s Morning Joe featured Way Too Early host Jonathan Lemire to lament the “lack of enthusiasm” for President Biden in his reelection bid among Democrat voters, as well as why this should not have been the case, and the subsequent heated discussion caused co-host Mika Brzezinski to erupt like a volcano about how these Democrats should “get over” anxieties about…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough denies that it was simply the luck of the draw that a Trump appointee was selected as the judge in his trial on federal charges regarding his handling of classified documents. His two expert guests shoot down his conspiracy-mongering.

Joe Scarborough cries crocodile tears over the indictment of Donald Trump on federal charges related to his handling of classified documents.  He calls the indictment a "bleak" and "extremely sad" day for America.

After spending years pounding the drum of the Russia collusion hoax, Thursday’s edition of Morning Joe on MSNBC fell back to a demonstrably exaggerated characterization of Congressman James Comer’s (R-KY) investigation into President Biden’s corruption. Despite the investigation still being in its early stages, Joe Scarborough and Jonathan Lemire, together with the Washington Post…