Morning Joe

On Morning Joe, Willie Geist says that Trump lawyers John Eastman, Sidney Powell, and Rudy Giuliani make frequent TV appearances because they "crave" attention. Meanwhile, Geist himself is omnipresent on NBC and MSNBC, with eight different gigs.

On Morning Joe, MSNBC analyst Ken Dilanian, who had been a big promoter of the debunked Russian collusion conspiracy theory, accuses the Trump defense team in the January 6 trial before Judge Chutkan of harboring a "reality distortion field."

During Monday’s Morning Joe, white liberal Lauren Leader, the founder of All In Together, implicitly accused Republican presidential candidates former U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley and Senator Tim Scott (SC) of being race traitors and trying to appeal to the racist Republican Party. She also had snide remarks for Haley about using her gender during the first Republican primary debate.…

On Morning Joe, Michael Steele, the former RNC Chairman turned MSNBC analyst, suggests that if elected in 2024, Donald Trump would refuse to leave office at the end of his term, and instead declare: "I'm going to be president for as long as I want to be president."

Morning Joe shows sympathy and respect for Rudy Giuliani in the wake of his Georgia indictment, but is highly critical of Vivek Ramaswamy

Joe Scarborough, saying "innocent people don't do that," argued Friday that Donald Trump's attempt to push his federal trial related to January 6th back to 2026 is evidence of his awareness of guilt.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says, "we don't need to hear what they [conservative media] say. It doesn't matter what they say...We all know where this is going."

Thursday morning’s Morning Joe offered another prime example of what leftists apparently think of the average voter. Apparently it’s a bad thing when elected officials and candidates for political office actually listen to voters and keep their thoughts in mind. This learning moment came when MSNBC’s Morning Joe co-host Joe Scarborough and liberal “Republican” and Bulwark podcast host…

Joe Scarborough gloats to Rudy Giuliani over his indictment under RICO laws regarding the Georgia 2020 presidential election. Noting that as a prosecutor, Giuliani aggressively used the RICO laws, Scarborough says, "live by the sword, die by the sword."

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough expresses concern that the Georgia indictment of Donald Trump was brought in heavily Democrat Fulton County. He wonders how people would react if a prosecutor in a heavily-Republican county indicted a Democrat president or ex-president. Greg Bluestein of the liberal Atlanta Journal-Constitution defends the bringing of the case in Fulton county, on the…

Morning Joe opened its week on Monday with the argument that Donald Trump should seek a plea deal in the various criminal cases against him, with Joe Scarborough saying Trump would be "quite dumb" not to do so.

“It’s over” wailed MSNBC co-host Donny Deutsch on Friday’s Morning Joe as he declared the show would be finished if Donald Trump ended up winning the 2024 election. This breakdown occurred while Deutsch and host Joe Scarborough were decrying the assault on democracy liberals imagined Republicans were plotting.

Deutsch said that Trump, if he got into the White House again,…

On Morning Joe, after Susan Glasser of The New Yorker says that "because of Trump,"we're hurdling toward an unprecedented crisis." Joe Scarborough says of respect of the FBI having shot to death a gun-wielding man who had made explicit assassination threats; "because of Donald Trump, you know, you could make the argument, he's dead. You can make the argument that he is dead because of Donald…

On Thursday’s Morning Joe on MSNBC, co-host Mika Brzezinski, Politico White House editor Sam Stein, and former Senator Claire McCaskill (D-MO) desperately peddled crazed claims about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. They claimed a new ProPublica report on Justice Thomas’s gifts received while in office was evidence he was being bribed in order to rule in favor of…