Joe Scarborough

On Wednesday's Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough sought to present himself as the kindly, non-partisan political consultant, saying he had warned Republicans not to overreach after their 2024 victories, or imagine they'd occupy the White House forever. "And if you go too fast, voters will knock you on your ass immediately. And that's what happened yesterday." 

On Election Day, MSNBC’s Morning Joe spent over 17 minutes of airtime with the Democratic Nominee for New York City mayor, Zohran Mamdani, and even gave him 30 uninterrupted seconds towards the end to make his case to voters. The puff-piece interview came across like a last-minute attempt to make sure he got across the finish line instead of a legitimate inquiry into his positions.…

In a rare moment of journalistic integrity, MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough called out Representative Seth Moulton (D-MA) to his face for claiming President Trump “took advantage of young girls” without evidence. The awkward confrontation on Friday’s Morning Joe concerning an elongated scandal surrounding unreleased files on late sex-offender Jeffrey Epstein demonstrated the extent of liberal…

MSNBC contributors on Thursday’s Morning Joe couldn’t comprehend why the Trump administration would possibly want to redirect military resources and manpower away from Europe and towards Latin America. The disbelief included insinuations of inviting Russian aggression to reasserting claims of Trump not really addressing the true source of narcotics trafficking.

On Morning Joe, Washington Post columnist David Ignatius lamented Trump's "presidency as wrecking ball" over the new ballroom. But Ignatius fails to mention an editorial by the Post editorial board,  "In defense of the White House ballroom--Donald Trump vs. the NIMBYs," which is supportive of the president's project.

On Morning Joe, Eugene Robinson claims that everybody aside from DC politicians finds President Trump's ballroom plans "ridiculous and infuriating." Kurt Andersen of The Atlantic says the East Wing that was demolished dates to the "18th century." He was only two centuries off: it was built at the beginning of the 20th century.

The extremely poor choices made by a few bad apples gave MSNBC what it had been waiting for: a feeble excuse to wail on the right. Tuesday’s Morning Joe brought on a few guests who were more than willing to censure Republican leadership for somehow allowing the inexcusable behavior to occur, and in the process suggest it was the future of the party.

On Wednesday morning, MSNBC’s melodramatic Joe Scarborough echoed Senator Rand Paul’s (R-KY) concern over military strikes against narcotic-trafficking boats originating from Venezuela. This came a day after President Trump announced the sixth strike of its kind during his second term.

It's a hot clip, a reporter (from "Lindell TV") asked former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi why she refused calls for National Guard troops on January 6. Pelosi yelled "Shut up!" at the reporter. Joe Scarborough opened Thursday's Morning Joe by ranting at the reporter for being "too stupid to know the truth." But the truth is the former chief of the Capitol Police said he…

Talk about politics making strange bedfellows! Morning Joe hails Marjorie Taylor Greene as a working-class hero and an example to other Republicans for her criticism of the shutdown and other Republican policies. MTG! The Republican that the liberal media has loved to hate! She of the Jewish space lasers! But all is forgiven in return for MTG criticizing her fellow Republicans over the…

On her MSNBC show, The Briefing, former Biden spokesperson Jen Psaki is highly critical of Jared Kushner's involvement in the Gaza peace deal, given his financial dealings with Qatar and Saudi Arabia. In contrast, Joe Scarborough is full of praise for Kushner's involvement, saying that his experience in the region and relationships with the players are very valuable. David Ignatius agrees with…

Monday’s Morning Joe brought MSNBC viewers a confounding explanation for the ongoing government shutdown by creating a political paradox: Republicans were completely at fault, but Democrats were preventing the shutdown from ending.

On Wednesday morning, the first day of the government shutdown, Morning Joe stooped as low as it could to mock House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) over the Bible and lie about Republicans exposing illegal immigrant health care coverage.

During an interview with Democrat Senate candidate Dr. Abdul el-Sayed on Monday's Morning Joe, co-host Joe Scarborough sounded like a Democrat chiding Republicans for cutting taxes on the wealthy and cutting spending on health care at the same time. And none of the other panel members pushed back on any of their Democrat guest's other wild claims, such as accusing the U.S. of funding…