Morning Joe

On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski presses Democrat Rep. Elissa Slotkin to say that Biden should run for re-election in 2024. But after dodging the question, Slotkin eventually says that "a lot of us want to see new voices" in the presidency.

Wednesday’s Morning Joe was once again just Joe Scarborough and company reiterating the exact same things they’ve ranted about before. It seems like they know viewers just use this show as background noise while they make their breakfast, scroll through their phones, maybe even complete a newspaper crossword puzzle. This time they used the events that took place the previous night in…

Now that the January 6 hearings are taking a hiatus before its new season, it seems like Morning Joe is struggling to find things to gripe about. So on Tuesday, they decided to conduct an experiment using Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA), hoping he’d be a pawn in their plot to push their pro-abortion agenda. Their experiment worked.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough sees, in the killing of Zawahiri, a silver lining to Pres. Biden's disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan. "it was the United States leaving Afghanistan that had the head of al Qaeda comfortable sitting in an apartment in Afghanistan where we could find him and take him out."

The Morning Joe panel blasts Donald Trump for hosting at his NJ golf club a tournament sponsored by Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund. Richard Haass, head of the Council on Foreign Relations, opines that 9/11 would not be happy about it. But no mention was made of the condemnation by the 9/11 families of Biden's notorious fist bump with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman during Biden's…

It is Thursday, and on this edition of Morning Joe, barely a word uttered about January 6! The main highlight this time was the GDP numbers being released, and the show’s relief host Willie Geist did not seem too happy about what these numbers represent: America in a recession.

Wednesday’s dramatic edition of Morning Joe involved  the assembled cast of sanctimonious liberals seeking to scare Americans with false and exaggerated statements regarding a post-Roe America. For this installment, they used recent speech by a pro-life doctor at a gathering of new University of Michigan Medical School students as a jumping off point, touting how some…

Tuesday’s edition of Morning Joe catered to lefties once again by promoting abortion, disregarding the importance of the family, and making false claims about certain laws to further push their pro-infanticide stance. Leading the charge was former Missouri senator now MSNBC political analyst, Claire McCaskill (D).

The Morning Joe panel swoons over Pres. Biden having attacked Trump's "courage" in not doing more to stop the Capitol riot. 

Monday’s edition of Morning Joe was mostly another January 6 Committee repeat yet again, including the usual grievances towards every person on the right—regardless of how civil of an American they are. New York Times editorial board member, and radical lefty Mara Gay decided to take a cheap shot at the GOP and right-wing media specifically by pulling a pathetic lefty…

On Morning Joe, former US Attorney, and MSNBC legal analyst Barbara McQuade repeatedly suggests that Trump could be charged with manslaughter for his inaction on J6.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough angrily calls out Attorney Merrick Garland. Yelling, "hey, Merrick!" Scarborough demands that Garland charge Trump's "lackeys" in the Secret Service with perjury in connection with the deletion of Secret Service text messages from the January 6th period, convict them, and have them "thrown in jail."

The lefty-catering Morning Joe took things up an insidious notch by addressing the racism supposedly running rampant and, to do so, they brought on authors of Do the Work! An Anti-Racist Activity Book, Kate Schatz and W. Kamau Bell.

 On Morning Joe, Mike Barnicle and Claire McCaskill call Ron DeSantis an "evil genius" for, as Joe Scarborough put it, "baiting" Democrats and the liberal media into bringing issues of sexuality and race into the discussion of education. And Scarborough defends the 1619 Project. He grudgingly grants that "there was some language that may not have been exactly right." But he then claims: "look…