Morning Joe

After the Justice Department recently released two reports documenting crime trends in the U.S., the liberal media seized on the less accurate of the two to portray crime as being down in spite of violent crime rates (primarily in Democrat-run parts of the country) actually being up compared to five years earlier.

On a recent episode of MSNBC's ^{Morning Joe,} hosts Eugene Robinson and Jonathan Lemire interviewed outgoing NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. Despite their attempts to elicit criticism of Donald Trump, Stoltenberg commended Trump for urging NATO allies to increase their defense spending. Stoltenberg emphasized the importance of NATO and bipartisan U.S. support for the alliance…

MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle stopped by Morning Joe on Friday to react to criticisms that she conducted a softball interview with Vice President Kamala Harris. Ruhle dismissed the idea, joking that “all press is good press” before getting more serious and claiming that criticizing Harris for using “platitudes” is unfair because she’s a politician and that’s just what politicians do.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough expressed what could be considered a form of buyer's remorse over the Dems' defenestration of Biden and his replacement by Kamala Harris on the top of the ticket. Commenting on a number of swing state polls that show Trump with a narrow lead or tied with Harris, Scarborough said: "This election is tied. I will say, I'm almost getting the feeling, I don'…

PBS omnipresence Ken Burns feels so secure in his public-broadcasting empire that he can put his name on fundraising emails for Harris-Walz with no fear anyone will stop paying for and airing his documentaries on PBS. The House held hearings in 1999 over Boston PBS superstation WGBH exchanging email lists with the Democratic Party. This goes even further. Will Congress ask questions about this…

Scarborough tells Hillary, appearing on Morning Joe to promote her latest book, "how much I've loved you from the start."

On CNN This Morning, Annie Linskey, speaking of the assassination attempts on Donald Trump, says "We don't know the motives. We just don't." The motives of the second suspect were very clear: a strong animus toward Trump, and the desire to see him "gone." Host Kasie Hunt blames Trump for the attempts on his life, saying, "It is impossible to pull apart what we have seen from Donald Trump, the…

On Morning Joe, Jonathan Lemire professes ignorance of the motives of the suspect in the second assassination attempt against Donald Trump despite clear evidence that he was motivated by animus against Trump.

Using a string of boxing metaphors including "no mas" and "knocked down," Morning Joe mocks Donald Trump's debate performance and his decision not to do a second debate with Kamala Harris.

MSNBC’s Morning Joe is the kind of “news” program that laments that Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are supposedly portrayed as two equal candidates when, according to them, the latter is a lying liar who lies all the time and the former is just a normal candidate. However, for their Wednesday post-debate analysis, the assembled cast cheered Harris spreading fake news about pro-lifers…

On Morning Joe, Willie Geist calls North Carolina Republican candidate Mark Robinson "crazy." On CNN This Morning, Mark McKinnon defends Biden-Harris's disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, saying "wars are hell," and that "Trump's the one who planned the exit, and Biden got it done, which is an incredibly hard thing to do."

On Morning Joe, a furious Mika Brzezinski accuses the so-called "mainstream" media of "sanewashing" Donald Trump, never confronting him with his affronts to democracy as mentioned by Dick Cheney in his statement explaining why he will be voting for Kamala Harris. 

Well of course. Here’s the headline from Fox News: "NYT editorial board member says it's 'silly' for journalists to hold Harris and Trump equally accountable." 

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough, who had a perfect pro-life record as a congressman, is silent as  Never Trumper David French says he thinks Dobbs was rightly decided and that Roe was wrong. Scarborough criticizes judicial activism in the Supreme Court overturning Roe, ignoring that Roe might have been the most egregious act of judicial activism in Supreme Court history.