Morning Joe

After carrying a Tel Aviv press conference Tuesday morning of families of those kidnapped by Hamas terrorists on Saturday, MSNBC’s Morning Joe turned to the indefatigable Bari Weiss of The Free Press and former Obama official/Anti-Defamation League (ADL) head Jonathan Greenblatt for what were emotional reactions imbued with moral clarity about the “barbaric irrationality of terror.” But amid…

Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt took a break from calling conservatives and Republicans Nazis, on Monday’s Morning Joe, to direct outrage at those who really threatened the Jewish cause in Israel: MSNBC and the far left’s sympathies to Hamas terrorists. He implored MSNBC reporters to “just watch the footage” of Hamas’s barbarism and “get this story right.”

Joe Scarborough says that if Jim Jordan becomes Speaker, Democrats could regret not casting enough "present" votes to keep Kevin McCarthy in office...especially people in the so-called "Problem Solvers Caucus" who could have retained a speaker more accomodating than Jim Jordan.

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.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough suggests that being 80 is too old to be a competent worker on Joe Biden's campaign. He failed to recognize the implication. If 80's too old to be a campaign worker, it's way too old for someone, like Biden, to run the country!

On Morning Joe, elitist snob Donny Deutsch says that Donald Trump cares about his standing with people like him, but that has been lost and now he only has the respect of people in Tupelo, Mississippi.
 

The Morning Joe panel unanimously calls Nikki Haley the winner of the second Republican presidential primary debate.  They award her the line of the night for, paraphrasing a line from the Billy Madison movie, she tells Vivek Ramaswamy, "every time I hear you, I feel a little bit dumber for what you say."

Joe Scarborough says Joe Biden doesn't need to wait for the writers strike to be over to get attack lines against Donald Trump for his speeches. Scarborough then proceeds to tick off a number of suggestions for Biden, to make the case that Trump has mental acuity issues of his own. 

Reacting to a new WaPo/ABC poll showing Biden losing to Trump by nine points, Joe Scarborough blasts people who wrote off Biden after his poor showings in the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary. Scarborough "forgets" that he was among those people, having written what amounted to Biden's political obituary at the time. 

Morning Joe gloats over Rudy Giuliani's legal and financial travails. 

Trying to divert attention from Biden's mental woes, Joe Scarborough suggests that Donald Trump has "dementia."

The Morning Joe panel agrees that Donald Trump's decision to show support for the striking auto workers is a "bold" and even a "good" move for him. 

As Robert Mueller's top aide during the investigation of Donald Trump on Russian collusion in the 2016 election, Andrew Weissman earned the moniker, "the pit bull." But Weissman subsequently became an MSNBC legal analyst.  And on Morning Joe, he turned into a lap dog regarding the indictment of Hunter Biden on gun charges, saying, "This really strikes me as an abuse of the enormous…