Joe Scarborough

On Wednesday, Joe Scarborough offered no sympathy to OMB nominee Neera Tanden, whose nomination is struggling in part due to corrosive tweets. "You can tweet harsh tweets about people, or you can get nominated. I just, I don't think you can do both . . . and the Biden administration certainly should understand that, and so should Neera."

On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski rips Ted Cruz for staging a "photo op" of himself giving supplies to victims of the Texas freeze and power outages. But she has nothing but praise for AOC, who also was widely photographed giving out supplies in Texas.

On Friday's Morning Joe, so-called "Republican strategist" Susan Del Percio -- who worked as an adviser to Gov. Andrew Cuomo -- was asked to comment on the allegation by New York state Assemblyman Ron Kim that Cuomo threatened him unless he changed his public statement about the Cuomo administration covering up the true numbers on COVID-related nursing home…

On today's Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough ripped into Republican Senators Ron Johnson and Lindsey Graham, deriding them as "sad" dummies who are "challenged." 

On Morning Joe, a sneering Joe Scarborough said you can't equate the significance of the BLM riots with the Capitol breach. But of all ways to try to make his point, Scarborough foolishly chose to demean the importance of . . . taco stands! He also worked in a transparent swipe at Fox News, engaging in a condescending attempt to school what he referred to as "idiots" and a "jackass…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says, regarding the Capitol breach: "Josh Hawley . . .  you’re the person most responsible for a police officer being beaten to death. You’re the person most responsible for the cop killing."

On today's Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough slammed evangelicals for their focus on abortion. No fewer than four times, Scarborough called evangelicals' concern about abortion "bizarre."  And Scarborough's agitated, and at times screaming, demeanor suggests he still hasn't calmed down since having yesterday "joked" that Liz Cheney might have assassinated fellow Republicans voting to remove…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough "jokes" that Liz Cheney might have had Republicans voting to remove her from leadership assassinated, as her father did to OBL, saying: "They just didn't have the nerve. I mean, they saw what happened to Osama Bin Laden when you crossed a Cheney. I guess at the end of the day, they just didn't have the nerve to do it."

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says that "AOC has never actually threatened to kill a Republican." He does so in contrasting her with Marjorie Taylor Greene, who liked a tweet calling for the assassination of Nancy Pelosi, and described strategies leading to the hanging of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. 

Who cares if Joe Biden was just joshing when he said he wanted to govern in a bipartisan way? At least he didn't curse out Mitt Romney and Susan Collins when he met with them and other Republican senators at the White House yesterday. Ain't Joe wonderful? Unlike that other guy whose name shall not be mentioned. That was the gist of the coverage on MSNBC and CNN this morning regarding the White…

On Tuesday's Morning Joe, MSNBC host Joe Scarborough in effect accused Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) of murder. In a Trump-pleasing move, Hawley objected to the certification of Biden's Electoral College victory, which was then smeared into Hawley crying for deadly "sedition". Then Joe cracked: "He's got the bone structure of a bird. And he's holding up those little bird hands."

Is it ethical for one network to try to scare off a competitor's sponsors? The question arises because on MSNBC's Morning Joe today, Joe Scarborough sought to scare off Fox News sponsors.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says that at times over the last four years, he was so "agitated" by the news that his wife Mika Brzezinski "would have to watch the news for me."

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says that "if a couple idiots chase me through the airport, it’s not going to be my problem. It’s going to be theirs." Scarborough was contrasting himself with Lindsey Graham, who according to Scarborough changed his position and came out against impeaching President Trump after men confronted him at an airport. Scarborough called Graham a "very weak man…