Morning Joe

The liberal media had a meltdown over Paramount putting an ombudsman, or “watchdog,” in place after President Trump’s $16 million settlement in his lawsuit over CBS’s 60 Minutes Kamala Harris interview edit. MSNBC showcased its bias on Tuesday’s Morning Joe when journalists rallied together over the outrage of CBS agreeing to monitor its bias and claimed that decision was “un-American.”  

On Morning Joe, the participants acknowledge that Trump's imposition of tariffs haven't raised prices so far. But they express the hope that will eventually happen, hurting Trump. Franklin Foer of The Atlantic says: "He's gonna get slammed with that, eventually."

Imitating what vaudeville judges did back in the day to pan an act, Joe Scarborough twice rings a bell to criticize Tulsi Gabbard's remarks in the White House briefing room about Barack Obama's involvement in claiming Trump-Russia collusion in the 2016 election.

The left-wing media has covered the arrests and deportations of Immigration and Customs Enforcement since President Trump started his second term, but they have chosen to paint a picture that ICE was the bad guy, not the illegal immigrants or national security threats they’re apprehending. On Tuesday, border czar Tom Homan appeared on MSNBC’s Morning Joe and absolutely torched the anchors on…

Discussing the case of an illegal immigrant who shot a federal law enforcement officer in NYC despite a deportation order having been issued for him, but who could not be detained on other charges because of the city's sanctuary city laws, Joe Scarborough says that sanctuary city advocates have "all of the best intentions."

Mika and MAGA: the strangest of bedfellows! On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski describes MAGA as "searching for justice" in the Epstein case, and criticizes people who call MAGA "stupid." 

Suggesting that he made a "mistake," Joe Scarborough says "I got it wrong" when proclaiming that it was the "best Biden ever" and "f-you if you don't believe it."

Morning Joe enjoys many snarky, cynical laughs over the disclosure that the video surveillance system in the federal prison where Jeffrey Epstein died skipped one minute every night at the same time.

The left-wing media’s hysteria revolving around the Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s arrests and deportations nationwide had cranked up to the next level. On Thursday's Morning Joe, host of The Weeknight Symone Sanders-Townsend claimed people will see “racial profiling” as ICE continued to uphold the law. Meanwhile, another claimed ICE was “kidnapping” people. 

On Monday, MSNBC’s Morning Joe invited New York Times opinion writer, Mara Gay, who did not hold back her left-wing bias regarding the continuous arrests and deportations made by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Gay went as far as to claim that the policy in the White House implemented was about “othering people who are not seen as American enough.”  

On Morning Joe, Katty Kay introduces a segment on the effect of the Israeli and US strikes on Iran by saying, "not to throw cold water" on any optimism, and then proceeding to cite someone claiming that "there is a potential that the strikes actually could precipitate a situation in which we're less safe, not more safe with Iran."

On Wednesday's Morning Joe, they fretted over President Trump's stop in Florida to see the new "Alligator Alcatraz" detention center for illegal aliens. NBC homeland security correspondent Julia Ainsley said this "was a joke" in Trump's first term, but now it could cause "injuries" to escapees.

On Tuesday, MSNBC’s Morning Joe highlighted season two of John Leguizamo’s MSNBC show Leguizamo Does America, which featured the host exploring Latino culture across major cities in America. It would not be the liberal media if a jab was not made towards President Trump, to which Leguizamo made a comment claiming the Trump administration was “demonizing immigrants,” regarding…

On Morning Joe, MSNBC contributor Maria Teresa Kumar describes Trump as a threat to the "undocumented community," using them as a canary in the coal mine to see how far he can push his powers.