Mika Brzezinski

MSNBC's Morning Joe co-host Joe Scarborough and PoliticsNation host Al Sharpton teamed up on Wednesday to react to Stacey Abrams losing Georgia’s gubernatorial election for the second consecutive cycle by comparing her to Moses.

Joe Scarborough and the rest of the cast of MSNBC’s Morning Joe spiked the football on Wednesday as they opened the show by laughing at the GOP’s disappointing results. Scarborough, specifically inflated GOP expectations so he could compare Kevin McCarthy to Liz Truss, despite the results still being unknown.

In the course of trashing several Republican senatorial candidates, Joe Scarborough says that Herschel Walker lacks "the capacity" to be an effective senator. 

On Morning Joe, at the end of the first half-hour spent exclusively on discussing the attack on Nancy Pelosi's husband, and blaming it on Trumpism, Mika Brzezinski vows, "we're going to be spending the entire show trying to take a deep dive into this."

On Morning Joe, former Biden press secretaru Jen Psaki admits that Democrats are "fearful" about the midterms, and that their worries have gotten "worse over the last week or so.:But Mika Brzezinski parrots John Fetterman's claim to Joy Reid that he will be "much, much better by January but Dr. Oz will still be a fraud. 

Like rescuers sifting through the rubble for signs of life after a building collapse, Mika Brzezinski did her brave best on behalf of her fellow Democrat, John Fetterman. Even so, she strained credulity well beyond the breaking point with this line: "Given that he did have a stroke, some might be surprised, how well he did."

Morning Joe defends "MSNBC Republican" Elise Jordan, who once called Donald Trump a "classic scumbag," over attacks from the left over her conducting a focus group with black Philadelphia voters concerned about crime, and Trump supporters in the Pittsburgh area.

On Morning Joe, a consensus among Joe Scarborough, Willie Geist, and Elise Jordan that crime is the key issue in the 2022 midterms. But Fordham professor Christina Greer claims that "we know that the fears of crime are latent sub-texts that have a racialized history in this country. And so, walking voters through the perception of crime and where there actually is crime."

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough accuses Kanye Wes of lying in saying that George Floyd was on fentanyl. Scarborough says he urges conservatives to read the Wall Street Journal to get the truth. But as the WSJ and many other news outlets have reported, at the time of his death, George Floyd was suffering from "fentanyl intoxication" and also had methamphetamine in his system. 

Monday's Morning Joe launched quickly into Trump Attack Mode, bizarrely claiming Donald Trump put out a "dangerous" and "anti-Semitic screed" on his Truth Social account about American Jews and Israel. They bizarrely claimed Trump was endangering the Jews by tweeting about his staunch support for Israel. 

On Morning Joe, Michael Steele, the former RNC Chairman turned member of the disgraced Lincoln Project, begs people to vote Democrat in the midterms. Liberal historian Michael Beschloss claims that Donald Trump was "itching" to declare martial law, and the if voters let such people back into power, "it's our fault."

After defending an NBC reporter who interviewed John Fetterman, who in her subsequent remarks said it wasn't clear he understood small talk without closed captioning, Morning Joe turns to trashing Fetterman's opponent Dr. Oz. At one point Mika Brzezinski says that "Dr." should be put in quotes about Oz. Facts: Oz's undergrad degree was magna cum laude in biology from Harvard, and he has a…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough brags that, unlike Ohio Republican Senate candidate J.D. Vance, he wouldn't stand for Trump or anyone trying to emasculate him. He shouldn't say such a thing, given his history supporting Trump.

In the first 70 minutes of Friday's Morning Joe, the panel mentions no fewer than 17 times the need for an "off-ramp" for Putin in order to end the war in Ukraine. But no one advances a realistic scenario of what such an off-ramp might be.