Joe Scarborough

Was Joe Scarborough ever a good ol' Southern boy, as he still likes to portray himself? In any case, that persona has definitively disappeared. On today's Morning Joe, Scarborough exposed himself as the worst kind of condescending Upper West Side snob. The show devoted much of its opening segment to attacking Florida Governor Ron DeSantis over his Covid stance. At one point, after playing a…

When it came to coverage of the Andrew Cuomo sexual-harrassment scandal, it was a tale of two networks this morning. MSNBC's Morning Joe devoted its entire first half-hour to covering the story in all its lurid detail. And CNN anchor Chris Cuomo, who advised brother Andrew during the scandal, was referenced no fewer than nine times. Meanwhile, over on CNN's New Day, the Cuomo segment was…

With Joe Scarborough leading the charge, Morning Joe absolutely tore into the New York teachers union today for its rejection of a vaccine mandate for teachers. Scarborough called the union's position "ridiculous," and accused the unions of "whining" for months that they couldn't return to classrooms until there was a vaccine, but now that vaccines are available, rejecting the mandate.

On Friday, MSNBC’s Morning Joe kept pushing left-wing hysteria about Republican voting reform laws in states across the country and cheering on the scheme by Democrats to have the federal government take over elections nationwide. One pundit even went so far as to vilely compare legislation by GOP lawmakers in various states to the brutal 1955 murder of black teenager Emmett Till.  …

Morning Joe has a history of trashing Mitch McConnell, with Joe Scarborough having slimed him as "Moscow Mitch," and even more disgustingly, as "Chokehold Mitch."  But on today's show, Morning Joe went out of its way to praise the once [and future?] Senate Majority Leader for his advocacy of Covid vaccinations. In doing so, Morning Joe acknowledged that hearing praise of McConnell might be…

It's not often that the left-wing media openly admit Democrats are on the losing side of an issue. That’s why we here at NewsBusters are always happy to report on it when it happens. During a segment on Morning Joe, MSNBC’s political analyst Elise Jordan exposed viewers to a rare moment of honesty, not something that viewers of the leftist cable channel are accustomed to seeing.

When it comes to crime, liberals prefer to talk about guns rather than criminals. Morning Joe gave two examples of that today, first playing a clip of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo bragging about being the first to declare something called a "gun violence disaster emergency." It actually seems little more than a PR stunt, with the only measure mentioned being enhanced crime-reporting requirements…

After embarrassing host Joy Reid on her show recently, independent journalist and City Journal editor Christopher Rufo appeared on Morning Joe today to put Reid’s fellow MSNBC peers to shame on the controversial topic. Rufo went head-to-head with MSNBC contributor and Princeton professor Eddie Glaude, who unsurprisingly, became angry and frustrated when even co-host Joe Scarborough…

Reacting to various indicators suggesting that among Republicans, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is edging ahead of Donald Trump in preference for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, Joe Scarborough on Morning Joe says, "we're going from political heroin to political methadone." 

The following is top 12 countdown of the most overblown celebrations of Biden’s EuroTrip in the last week.

Morning Joe slobbers over President Biden's G-7/NATO/Putin summit trip. Joe Scarborough says, "I can't think of a more successful diplomatic trip in the 21st century than this one."  And speaking of Biden's press conference after his meeting with Putin, Jon Meacham claims to find "poetry in his prose."

The liberal media loves to accuse President Trump and Republicans at large of pushing conspiracy theories. But it was Morning Joe today that pushed a huge one itself: nothing less than that Republicans would steal the 2024 presidential election by altering the electoral vote count. 

You don't see that too often. Someone actually demanded answers from Anthony Fauci. The doctor joined the hosts of Morning Joe to discuss the emails that were leaked yesterday. To say he dodged these questions is an understatement.

In a line that was one where you had to rewind the show a few times to make sure it was real, MSNBC regular and Princeton professor Eddie Glaude Jr. appeared on Monday's Morning Joe and, in trying to explain Americans' relatively positive mood nowadays, got off this laugh line: "We cannot underestimate the importance of competence...Competence is actually at the helm."