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Appearing on Katie Phang's MSNBC show, Michael Cohen claims he doesn't feel "great at all" over Donald Trump's indictment. And Cohen calls MTG Marjorie 'Toilet' Greene.

The Thursday of edition of MSNBC’s Jose Diaz-Balart Reports included a wild claim that 348,000 students in the United States have experienced gun violence at school. The number is in itself misleading, but MSNBC would add another layer of misinformation by suggesting that number represents deaths.

MSNBC come up with a new reason to oppose pro-life laws on Wednesday’s Chris Jansing Reports: they make it more difficult for women to give birth.

During the inaugural episode of MSNBC’s Inside With Jen Psaki, the former Biden White House press secretary dedicated an entire segment on her otherwise bland show to mocking conservatives for their fight against the left’s woke ideology. She particularly focused in on a moment from an interview given by conservative author and commentator Bethany Mandel in which she had a brief brain…

Appearing on MSNBC's Velshi show, Washington Post investigative reporter Carol Leonnig says that Donald Trump's post calling on his supporters, in the context of his possibly imminent arrest, to "protest. Take back our nation," amounts to telling them that: "jack-booted thugs are coming for him Tuesday, and people will have to stop this from happening." 

On her MSNBC show, Katie Phang, and MSNBC legal analysts Glenn Kirschner and Charles Coleman all opine that Donald Trump's message calling on supporters to "protest, take back the nation" could result in additional criminal charges against him. They ignore that as a senator, Kamala Harris gave a speech entitled, "Taking Back Our Country." She used the phrase at least six times. 

On Jonathan Capehart's Sunday Show on MSNBC, Florida-based Democrat consultant Fernand Amandi repeatedly calls Ron DeSantis a "MAGA. Extremist. Bully." As in four times. He also called him a "fascist," and a "bit of a Richard" (dick). 

After months of MSNBC condemning the Supreme Court and pro-lifers for putting women’s lives at risk, The Saturday Show host Jonathan Capehart and Rethinking Sex author Christine Emba said the quiet part out loud when they lamented the downfall of Roe has hurt the cause of consequence-free sex.

On her MSNBC show, Katie Phang suggests to Dem Rep. Eric Swalwell that Fox News be subject to "congressional oversight" and "gatekeeping." In response, Swalwell suggests that we "need to take a look at how [Fox News] is being broadcast to our troops," ominously concluding: "So I don't think we are without complete recourse."

The Friday edition of MSNBC Reports spread some fake news and tried to portray Florida in 2023 as if it was 1947 in an attempt to get Major League Baseball to denounce Gov. Ron DeSantis.

On MSNBC's Velshi, fill-in host and turncoat Republican Michael Steele brought on pseudo-historian Michael Beschloss to give his take on the current Republican Party and the looming presidential campaign. As per usual, Beschloss took the segment off the rails and provided the most unhinged and conspiratorial take imaginable while disguising it as a historical analysis. 

On MSNBC's The Sunday Show, host Jonathan Capehart invited Howard Dean to comment on the news that Speaker Kevin McCarthy has given thousands of hours of January 6 video footage to Tucker Carlson.

On Jonathan Capehart's Saturday show on MSNBC, liberal Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz claims she won't let her values dictate how'd she'd vote on cases, but then explicitly states that one of her values is "a woman should have a right to choose . . . The bottom line is that decision should be yours."

On her MSNBC show Saturday, Katie Phang predicted that Fulton County, Georgia DA Fani Willis will indict Donald Trump in connection with the 2020 presidential election, but fretted whether that indictment can "coexist" if special counsel Jake Smith indicts Trump on federal charges. MSNBC contributor Joyce Vance assured Phang that the indictments can coexist.