Joe Scarborough

So who got to Joe Scarborough? His wife Mika Brzezinski? His bosses at MSNBC, including head honcho Rashida Jones? Could it have been Jen Psaki, Biden’s former spox, now Scarborough's MSNBC colleague, letting Joe know he crossed a line? Or was it a call from the White House, rapping Joe’s knuckles? Or did the MSNBC suits themselves perhaps send Joe that iconic horsehead-in-the-bed clip from…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough is so enthralled by Dem leader Hakeem Jeffries' description of congressional as a "malignant clown show" that he repeats it multiple times.

On Thursday, MSNBC host Joe Scarborough brought on Senators Dick Durbin (D-IL) and Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) to join the Morning Joe panel in a segment calling for sketchy provisions to be placed on the Supreme Court.

Scarborough attacked the Supreme Court, particularly the conservative justices, implying that they were engaged in wrongful behavior.

Joe Scarborough twice complained about Donald Trump being free to fly around in his 757 jet while some of his working-class supporters are in jail in connection with January 6th.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough harshly criticizes the notion that Sen. Joe Manchin would run as a third-party candidate for president, saying, "Do you think he really wants to help a fascist get elected president? Because it will be, that will be his legacy for the rest of his life. Joe Manchin helped elect a fascist."

On Friday’s Morning Joe, MSNBC host Joe Scarborough defended the Biden administration’s liberal takeover of the US military by attacking the efforts of House Republicans to amend a military spending bill to remove so-called Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs, abortion funding, and funding for transgender treatments in the military.

Scarborough framed the effort as an…

Who you gonna believe: Joe Scarborough or your lyin' eyes? The opening segment of Morning Joe was devoted to the panel making the collective claim that, the evidence notwithstanding, Joe Biden is not just "sharp," but in the words of Eugene Robinson, "sharp as a tack."

On the Thursday edition of MSNBC’s Morning Joe, host Joe Scarborough and New York Times editorial board member Mara Gay took to the offensive to defend FBI Director Christopher Wray from Republican criticism.

In various segments, Morning Joe praised the FBI for targeting Trump and leveled blistering accusations at House Republicans. They blasted both GOP…

Wednesday’s Morning Joe on MSNBC took a comedic turn with host Mika Brzezinski’s volatile rant against Biden White House staffers, blaming them for the President’s age-related issues.Brzezinski in her odd temper tantrum blamed the Biden staff for not scheduling in a way that accounted for his old age, while simultaneously insisting her rant should not be framed as commenting on…

Joe Scarborough criticizes Ukrainian President Zelensky, saying it was "a bit rich" of him to complain about delays in making Ukraine a member of NATO in light of all the aid the US and Europe have given Ukraine in its war effort against Russia.

MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough and Eugene Robinson on Tuesday’s Morning Joe procured an excessively sycophantic rant about President Joe Biden’s foreign policy amid Russia’s war on Ukraine and an upcoming NATO summit he was in Europe to attend. They credited Biden for the introduction of Sweden and Finland into NATO, as well as for the existence of most of America’s military alliances across…

On Morning Joe, keying off his recent column in The Atlantic, Joe Scarborough makes the case that America [read, Biden] is doing great. Scarborough casts himself in the role of Atticus Finch, offering a "robust defense" of Biden.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough disses fellow MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace. Scarborough says that Pres. Biden walked off the set with Wallace before the segment was her was over in order to speak with someone "really important'--Al Sharpton.

On Morning Joe, Jon Meacham, the historian and occasional Biden speechwriter, makes an explicit political pitch calling on voters to support Joe Biden over Donald Trump, casting it as a clear choice between a "constitutionalist" and an "insurrectionist and seditionist."