U.S. Supreme Court

While recapping the Supreme Court hearing Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization oral arguments on Wednesday, an unhinged MSNBC panel that consisted of anchor Jose Diaz-Balart and three left-wing legal analysts lost their minds over the abortion case. The group took the outrage meter well beyond ten as pro-life laws were compared to segregation and conservative justices were…

Jose Diaz-Balart used his Tuesday show on MSNBC to urge the Supreme Court to consider non-legal reasons in a case presents a direct challenge to Roe v. Wade. To add credence to such claims, Diaz-Balart and correspondent Jake Ward argued that "science" supports abortion, although their definition of science left much to be desired.

On Friday afternoon, MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell displayed a classic example of journalists reacting negatively to a development that goes in favor of conservatives as a "setback" or an action that "doesn't bode well," sympathizing with the liberal point of view.

The networks this spring were excited at the prospect of Joe Biden implementing a liberal packing of the Supreme Court. But now that the President’s commission on the Court has come back with a muddled, non-answer, ABC, CBS and NBC are silent over the embarrassment. 

Monday was day one of the new session of the Supreme Court and the liberal media were absolutely terrified by what ruling could come from the conservative majority when it came to the right to life and Second Amendment rights. CBS and NBC both attempted to stir their viewers into sharing their fright as they warned that abortions could be outlawed and people could carry a firearm for self-…

On his Monday show on MSNBC, Jose Diaz-Balart welcomed on network contributor and University of Texas Prof. Victoria DeFrancesco Soto to discuss the Supreme Court's upcoming term. DeFrancesco warned the Court that "80%" of Americans support abortion, so if they want to avoid a public trust crisis, they better not overturn Roe v. Wade. Not only is playing to public opinion not the…

On Friday afternoon, MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell lauded Congresswoman Barbara Lee (D-CA) as a "pioneer" for recalling the time she had an illegal abortion as the Democratic congresswoman yesterday argued against laws protecting unborn babies.

On Wednesday afternoon, Andrea Mitchell used her eponymous MSNBC show to discuss the strategy Democrats might use to overturn the new heartbeat law in Texas as she hosted liberal pro-abortion activists Cecile Richards and Joyce Vance.

On Wednesday's Late Night on NBC, host Seth Meyers launched into a long-winded diatribe against West Virginia Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin, the Supreme Court, and Texas for the state's new "heinous and truly diabolical law" pro-life law.

National Review editor Rich Lowry appeared on the Thursday installment on MTP Daily on MSNBC to debate former Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill on the Supreme Court's decision not to issue an emergency stay against Texas' new abortion law. Lowry relied a combination of facts and logic while McCaskill relied on untruths and hyperbole to make their respective points.

On Saturday's PoliticsNation show, MSNBC again showed its hostility to pro-lifers when host Al Sharpton allowed a guest to ridiculously liken opponents of abortion to "suicide bombers" who want to "mess up somebody else's life."

In a 6-3 ruling late Tuesday, the Supreme Court’s conservative justices approved a lower court decision that forced the Biden administration to reinstate former President Trump’s so-called “remain in Mexico” policy for asylum seekers. And while the morning newscasts of ABC and CBS only briefly mentioned it Wednesday morning, they moved on by the evening while NBC Nightly News…

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court declined to issue a stay of a lower court ruling that the Biden administration's decision to repeal former President Trump's Remain in Mexico was "arbitrary and capricious" and thus illegal. On Wednesday, CNN Newsroom host Jim Sciutto declared this to be an outrageous act of hypocrisy.

Filling in on Friday's The ReidOut on MSNBC, host Tiffany Cross led a one-sided discussion to decry Mississippi's effort to promote rights for unborn babies by trying to get the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade. Invoking the Hulu series The Handmaid's Tale, Cross derided Justice Amy Coney Barrett this way: "There's a real live handmaiden on the Supreme…