Mara Gay

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.

After federal agents raided an apartment building in Chicago to arrest Tren de Aragua gang members, MSNBC personalities repeatedly spread the fake news that agents zip-tied children. And, even though no one died in the raid, they also promoted hyperbolic comparisons to the Gestapo, the Tulsa killings of 1921, and the MOVE Philadelphia bombing of 1985.

On Monday, MSNBC’s Morning Joe invited New York Times opinion writer, Mara Gay, who did not hold back her left-wing bias regarding the continuous arrests and deportations made by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Gay went as far as to claim that the policy in the White House implemented was about “othering people who are not seen as American enough.”  

Over the years, the Media Research Center has caught journalists ridiculing and deriding America. The following is a countdown of the Media’s 21 Worst Anti-American Outbursts (as culled from the MRC’s archives).

Well of course. Here’s the headline from Fox News: "NYT editorial board member says it's 'silly' for journalists to hold Harris and Trump equally accountable." 

Morning Joe oozes with excitement over Kamala Harris as the Democrat presidential nominee. Eugene Robinson caps it by saying that the feeling among Dems is that Kamala can not just beat Trump, she can "slam" him. There was much excitement over Kamala's fundraising haul since Biden's exit. Scarborough literally poor-mouthed himself, saying that as "a poor country lawyer," he can't even…

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, Mara Gay of the New York Times editorial board describes the resignation of Harvard president Claudine Gay as the result of racist slander by conservatives.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough is surprisingly skeptical about the ruling of the Colorado Supreme Court barring Donald Trump from the Republican primary ballot there on the grounds that he is barred from office under the 14th Amendment for having committed insurrection against the Constitution. Scarborough suggests that a finding of insurrection should be made by a jury convicting him of…

Morning Joe doubts a CNN poll showing Biden tied with Trump and losing to almost all the other Republican contenders. Jon Meacham flatly says, "I don't believe these polls."

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…

Thursday’s Morning Joe on MSNBC devolved into open panic and misery over new polling data and headlines that showed Americans weren’t buying the network’s vilification of recent SCOTUS decisions and that young voters were abandoning the Democratic Party in droves.

Co-host Willie Geist and New York Times editorial board member Mara Gay joined Director of Polling at…

MSNBC Morning Joe co-host Joe Scarborough and New York Times editorial board member Mara Gay claimed that technological advancements on the internet have rendered the idea of free speech “out of date” because non-journalists are using it to advance “hate speech” and “dangerous” content.

So. Meta -- aka Facebook -- has announced that it has finally reversed itself and is letting former President Trump back on the trademark social media site. As per Fox News, the report goes like this: Trump issues statement after Meta announces end of 2-year Facebook ban, allowing him to return to the platform.