Michael Steele

On MSNBC's The Weekend, none of the trio of co-hosts challenge Dem Rep. Jerry Nadler of New York, who expresses support for Biden's plan to cut off certain military supplies to Israel if it goes into  Rafah. That represents a 180-degree flip-flop from Nadler's position in 2019, when Donald Trump was president, when Nadler said : "Democrats who have expressed support for leveraging aid to…

On MSNBC's The Weekend that she co-anchors, Symone Sanders Townsend says that third-party presidential candidates are particularly dangerous this year, because they could deprive Biden or Trump of 270 Electoral College votes, and thereby send the election to the House. She fails to understand that the only way that could happen would be if a third-party candidate actually won a state [or one…

On MSNBC's The Weekend, co-anchor Symone Sanders Townsend claims that in his inaugural address, Donald Trump "promised American carnage." To the precise contrary, he promised to stop American carnage "right here and right now." The carnage he described was that of inner-city mothers and children trapped in poverty, beautiful young people badly served by our education system, etc.

On MSNBC's Easter Sunday edition of The Weekend, legal analyst Kristy Greenberg fantasizes Donald Trump spending next Easter in a prison cell, reading his God Bless the USA Bible.

MSNBC’s Joy Reid and her favorite Republican, Michael Steele, oohed and awed on Thursday’s The ReidOut over President Joe Biden’s fundraiser with former Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama and a cast of celebrities, including CBS’s Stephen Colbert. Not only did they fawn over Biden, they thought the fact that Donald Trump “can’t do this” and that George W. Bush won’t do it for…

MSNBC’s Joy Reid was not the only NBC and MSNBC employee to lament the hiring of former RNC chair Ronna McDaniel, but she may have been the most unintentionally hilarious. The noted election denier used Monday’s edition of The ReidOut to claim that she has no problems with the network hiring Republicans because some of them even guest host her show, the most left-wing show on the…

On The Weekend, the MSNBC show she co-anchors, Symone Sanders-Townsend says it is necessary for the media to cover Donald Trump because he is running for president, and if he is elected, "y'all are going to be surprised when, again, the ladies are walking around in red dresses with those little white hoods, like The Handmaid's Tale."

On The Weekend, the MSNBC show she co-anchors, Symone Sanders-Townsend alleges that there was "a little sexism, a little racism" behind the investigation into Fani Willis' relationship with Nathan Wade, and that if it has been some many named "Frank" having a relationship with "Susie," it wouldn't have happened.

On MSNBC, a paranoid Michael Beschloss fears that in order to help Trump, Putin, China, and Turkey will spark an international crisis shortly before the 2024 election, to undermine confidence in Biden.  Beschloss also claims that because schools aren't teaching "civics," people don't understand the difference between democracy and dictatorship, and are therefore gulled into supporting Trump.…

On The Weekend, the MSNBC show he co-anchors, former RNC chairman Michael Steele criticized New York Democrats for not gerrymandering New York congressional districts hard enough: "Do you really want to redistrict yourself out of the opportunity to take the five seats in New York that would largely shift control in the House? What do you say about the political dynamics of the party…

On the Sunday edition of the MSNBC show The Weekend, co-anchor Michael Steele half-crossed himself and said "it's Sunday" after playing a clip of a Republican candidate for governor of North Carolina making remarks at CPAC. At the end of the show, Ali Velshi, whose show came on next, singled out Steele's move for praise, calling it "precious."

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough and Michael Steele suggest that people not worry about Biden's age and forgetfulness, but focus instead on how well their 401(k)s are doing.

Former RNC chairman Michael Steele awarded Democrat presidential candidate Dean Phillips a forum on their new show The Weekend on Sunday after Phillips drew two percent in the South Carolina primary. But this is MSDNC, so it was mostly so he could shame him into getting out of the race and stop "prolonging" anti-Biden narratives. Like they're going away?

On the new MSNBC show The Weekend, co-host Michael Steele calls Fani Willis' apparent affair with a prosecutor she hired and paid over $650,000, a "little thing."