Stephanie Ruhle

Joe Scarborough has the week off, so viewers perhaps might have thought that their daily dose of Facebook criticism would have to be put on hold. But in an early segment of her Thursday morning show, MSNBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle stepped right in for her vacationing colleague. She let the real reason for slamming the social network get right out of the bag -- they won’t censor Trump!

Gotta hand it to Democrats and their media puppets, they can sure rain on any parade. In the latest example, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi went on MSNBC Live with Stephanie Ruhle to dismiss what should have been good news, an incredibly optimistic jobs report which showed a major drop in unemployment and almost five million jobs added in June.

The following is a look at some of the more absurd attempts by lib reporters to portray the protest zones as peaceful fun-filled “street festivals.” 

Over the past few days, several MSNBC anchors have shown substantially more interest in giving attention to the claim that someone used a noose to target NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace with a hate crime, but little to no interest in updating viewers when it turned out to be a false alarm.

On Tuesday morning, correspondents on both CNN and MSNBC delivered a negative spin on the 200 miles of new border wall that has been built so far as President Donald Trump was preparing to publicly inspect some of the newly built wall in Arizona.

While Governor Andrew Cuomo has stopped his daily coronavirus press briefings, he’s still on television, being treated to softball interview after softball interview from his adoring fans in the media. After the “Luv Guv” and desirable “bachelor” was flirted with by ABC’s Amy Robach and CBS’s Jane Pauley, it was actually an MSNBC host who pressed him on his controversial nursing home order,…

Over the past week, as journalists and liberal commentators have been fixated on the timing and location of President Donald Trump's campaign rally on Juneteenth weekend in Tulsa, Oklahoma, they have again been peddling the debunked myth that President Ronald Reagan launched his 1980 presidential campaign in Philadelphia, Mississippi, in Neshoba County, in an effort to appeal to Southern white…

Appearing as a guest on Friday's MSNBC Live with Stephanie Ruhle, contributor Michael Steele was true to form as an MSNBC Republican as he mocked conservatives for disapproving of liberal victories in recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings, and bizarrely suggested that iconic former conservative Justice Antonin Scalia would approve of the decisions.

As demonstrations continue to occupy part of the Capitol Hill district of downtown Seattle, MSNBC's Vaughn Hillyard and Stephanie Ruhle defended the occupiers from accusations of anarchy and mayhem on Monday by citing their "very peaceful" nature and their dedication to community.