Joe Scarborough

After weeks of defending pro-hams campus protests, the media are now panicking that those same protests might hurt biden’s re-election chances. In the past week, a slew of political commentators have written articles comparing the current situation on college campuses to the anti-war protests of 1968, and warning that a summer of radical leftism may clinch the 2024 election for Donald Trump.…

On Morning Joe, historian and occasional Biden speechwriter rejects the notion that people can admit that Trump is awful, "but" they will vote for him. Says Meacham: "there is no but. It's got to be: Yeah, Trump is that, and, I'm going to vote against him."

The following are the most obnoxious outbursts by leftist journalists and celebrities during the month of April. 

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough criticizes the media for stereotyping Trump supporters as "people are stumbling drunk out of their trailer park and shooting raccoons or something like that. " But Scarborough himself recently mocked Republican Jim Comer in similar fashion, describing him as saying, "we ain't really got nuthin' but a squirrel fryer and a hound dog," and "running for the hills.…

On Morning Joe, the day after he had harshly criticized pro-Hamas campus protesters and the administrators who have failed to discipline them, Joe Scarborough backtracks, saying he was only speaking of "white, woke, pampered elitists." Scarborough did so after receiving criticism from some viewers over his previous remarks.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough condemns weak college administrators for their failure to put down pro-Hamas campus protests. He warns that, just as protests in the 1960s led to the election of Richard Nixon, the current protests could lead to the election of Donald Trump, which may be "the last election in American history."

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough, Willie Geist, and Jeremy Peters of the New York Times praise college administrators cracking down on pro-Hamas protestors wreaking havoc on American campuses. 

Saying, "credit where credit is due," Joe Scarborough praises Speaker Mike Johnson for his stance in support of aid to Ukraine in which he described himself as a Reagan Republican who believes in peace through strength and sees the United States as the greatest country in the world. 

On Morning Joe, Mara Gay, an MSNBC analyst and member of the editorial board of the New York Times, says of Trump: "He's like a caged animal. And that's a dangerous situation. He's feeling very threatened. He's out of control. And so we do expect him to lash out."

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough pulls off a quintuple-header of prejudice, slamming "old, fat, white men in Mississippi" for their alleged radicalism on abortion. Scarborough thus in one phrase engages in ageism, fat-shaming, racism, sexism, and negative Southern stereotyping.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough accuses Benjamin Netanyahu, in an effort to put pressure on Hamas, of intentionally starving Gazans, similar to how Stalin starved Ukrainians in the Holodomor.

During an angry, anti-Netanyahu rant on Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough accuses Benjamin Netanyahu of promoting a policy of an Israel "from the river to the sea." Scarborough thus puts a grotesque twist on those wanting to destroy Israel who call for a Palestine from the river to the sea. 

On Morning Joe, MSNBC's Jonathan Lemire suggests that Israel's strike on World Central Kitchen workers was intentional, saying "it's hard to reconcile" Israel's "mistake" strike on the workers with its "precision" strike a day earlier on an Iranian general in Syria. That was after Joe Scarborough called for a permanent cease-fire and a two-state solution. 

The following are just some of the worst outbursts from journalists and celebrities from the last month.