Tiffany Cross

So far, at no point during the second Trump administration had MSNBC ever waivered in their far-left political leanings or hatred of Trump. But according to disgraced former CNN talking head Don Lemon, during his podcast on Thursday, the network had “capitulated” to Trump and was “favoring” him because they had fired a bunch of their race baiting and pro-terrorist hosts like Joy Reid, Tiffany…

On Monday, during a testy Oval Office exchange with liberal CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins, President Trump alleged her network hates the United States of America: “They don’t like putting out good numbers… I think they hate our country, actually.” Moments later, Inside Politics host Dana Bash took umbrage with the President’s claim: “For the record, since we heard President Trump say in…

In a Zoom call with far-left African-American activists, Joy Reid tearfully spoke out about losing her (second) MSNBC show that was first rumored Friday night and confirmed Sunday, saying her “heart is so full” from support and belief that “my show had value” and “what I was doing had value.” She also went down the laundry list of far-left positions she’s held, but framed her show (which was…

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 Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough rails against the notion, referring to Lindsey Graham, of an old bachelor without children speaking out against abortion. 

In 2022, some of cable TV’s most obnoxious left-wing executives, hosts, correspondents and commentators were shown the door. On this final day of 2022, a look back at those who we said goodbye to this year, and how the fairness of the media landscape is at least somewhat improved by their departure.

Today we present the WORST OF 2022: Cursing the Conservative Court Award. 

On CNN This Morning, political commentator S.E. Cupp says that Republicans might have had a better candidate in Georgia: "If you had a strong Republican leadership willing to say to Donald Trump, this candidate is crap and we're not going to win with this candidate."

Hosting the 10 am Saturday morning hour on MSNBC formerly occupied by the fired Tiffany Cross, Yasmin Vossoughian says of Twitter under Elon Musk, "I can't help but keep thinking, this is kind of the beginning of the end of Twitter." Her guest, MSNBC reporter Brandy Brandy Zadrozny, adds: "It seems destined to fail from a technical standpoint."

The Atlantic’s Jemele Hill book tour took her to Thursday’s Amanpour and Company on PBS to discuss her life and career as a sports journalist who has become a left-wing activist. During the sit-down, Hill would suggest it was racist for MSNBC to fire Tiffany Cross and alleged that “many people are comfortable voting for cruelty.”

Tiffany Cross, the eponymous provocateur who leads The Cross Connection, is out at MSNBC, Variety first reported. Variety reports that the network declined to renew her contract and “severed ties with her immediately.”

Tiffany Cross is ticked. The MSNBC host is incensed that Georgia Democrats in general, and Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock in particular, have gone too easy on Herschel Walker, specifically with regard to allegations that he urged two former girlfriends to have abortions.

Remember when Joe Biden said that ‘you ain’t black’ if you were undecided between him and Donald Trump? Biden was forced to apologize for it, but he wasn’t sorry, and his supporters weren’t either. That’s what the left really thinks.

On Oct. 23, MSNBC host Tiffany Cross said nonwhite Republican candidates are “faces of color,” but not “voices of color.”  

Tiffany Cross, on her MSNBC show, after playing a clip of Tucker Carlson defending Kanye West against charges of being crazy, suggests that Carlson doesn't see Kanye as crazy because he is crazy himself. Michael Steele agrees with Cross, then warns Tucker not to criticize Cross.