Mika Brzezinski

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough suggests that being 80 is too old to be a competent worker on Joe Biden's campaign. He failed to recognize the implication. If 80's too old to be a campaign worker, it's way too old for someone, like Biden, to run the country!

With impeachment in the political headlines once more, Democrats and their media allies have formed a tight phalanx around President Biden, armed with a handful of fresh talking points. And unsurprisingly, it’s nearly impossible to distinguish the journalists from the politicians.

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. 

Reacting to a new WaPo/ABC poll showing Biden losing to Trump by nine points, Joe Scarborough blasts people who wrote off Biden after his poor showings in the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary. Scarborough "forgets" that he was among those people, having written what amounted to Biden's political obituary at the time. 

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."

Morning Joe airs a hokey, fake promo about Hillary Clinton "running again," showing young people being excited by the news. Turns out, she was just "running" to get to a Columbia University classroom where she is teaching a course.

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, trying to cover for Biden's latest senior moment at his press conference in Vietnam that got so bad that his spox Karine Jean-Pierre had to step in to loudly end things, claims that it is fact Trump, and not Biden, who is not "all there."

Morning Joe doubts a CNN poll showing Biden tied with Trump and losing to almost all the other Republican contenders. Jon Meacham flatly says, "I don't believe these polls."

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.

Morning Joe expresses frustration that Biden is tied with Trump in the polls, and, because of his age, is not getting credit for his supposed accomplishments on the economy and other issues. Journalist Katty Kay spoke of the White House being "frustrated" by the poll. But the frustration of the panel itself was glaringly evident. Poor Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson embodied…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says, "we don't need to hear what they [conservative media] say. It doesn't matter what they say...We all know where this is going."