Mika Brzezinski

Last year, Macho Joe Scarborough fantasized about beating up a Capitol tourist taking photos somewhere Joe didn't like, saying he would make the tourist "eat" the camera. But on Morning Joe, Scarborough is shocked, stunned, and appalled by tough talk between UAW President Sean O'Brien and Oklahoma Sen. Mullin.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough approvingly quotes an immigrant friend who, discussing the abortion issue, said, "if you're against abortion, don't have one."  Scarborough also rails against the "radical Justices" that Trump put on the Supreme Court who overturned Roe v. Wade.

Morning Joe airs three segments with conservative guests, and is respectful, and even at time supportive, of them, then airs a segment in which support is expressed for Jewish women buying guns and learning to use them. 

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough claims that "illegal immigrants," in addition to other reprobates like anti-Semites and Vladimir Putin, will like Speaker Mike Johnson's legislative proposal to fund aid to Israel without other spending items.

On Morning Joe, George Conway predicts that Donald Trump will spend the rest of his life in prison after being convicted in the Florida documents case and the January 6th case.

Morning Joe trashes newly-elected Republican Speaker Mike Johnson. Willie Geist, citing an unnamed source, describes Johnson as "Jim Jordan with a jacket and a better haircut." Charlie Sykes one-ups Willie, approvingly quoting Never Trumper ex-GOP congressman Adam Kinzinger as calling Johnson, "Jim Jordan in drag."
 

The rash of current plea deals of former Trump lawyers and advisers to Fulton County prosecutor Fani Willis is causing the usual excitement -- and the usual premature glee -- on MSNBC's Morning Joe that the "walls are closing in" on Donald Trump and his post-election tactics.

Morning Joe mocks Republican Rep. James Comer, Chairman of the House Oversight Committee, as "Dumb-Moves Comer." This, despite the show having rolled a clip of Comer denouncing as a "dumb move" the decision of eight Republican Congressmen to remove Kevin McCarthy as Speaker, and block his replacement by Steve Scalise.

Morning Joe criticizes US news outlets that accepted Hamas's accusation that Israel was responsible for the explosion at a Gaza hospital.  But the show fails to mention Democrat Rep. Rashida Tlaib, who continues to accuse Israel even after Hamas's lie has been debunked.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough argued that Donald Trump should be thrown in jail if he violates Judge Tanya Chutkan's gag order in the federal election interference case.

On his 80th birthday, Morning Joe hails Mike Barnicle—who was forced to resign by the Boston Globe for a variety of journalistic improprieties—"as one of the greatest columnists of the 20th century."

On Morning Joe, Willie Geist criticizes the weak and belated response of Harvard President Claudia Gay to the support by 33 student groups of the Hamas terror attacks on Israel. 

Criticizing the people who caused Kevin McCarthy to lose his Speakership, Joe Scarborough calls himself an "institutionalist" who had hoped that enough Democrats would vote "present" on the motion to vacate the Speakership to permit McCarthy to remain in power. But in 1997, Scarborough was part of the failed coup seeking to remove Newt Gingrich as Speaker, and which also sought to use a motion…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says that if were advising Biden, he'd tell him to focus on the "unprecedented crisis" on the border, and to secure all funding necessary for border agents, judges, etc. Scarborough says that focusing on what's happening in Central America that's driving people to the US "doesn't work on the campaign trail.