Morning Joe

On Tuesday, the historical revisionists at MSNBC were hard at work trying to credit former New York City Mayor David Dinkins with the drop in crime that happened under his successor, Republican Mayor Rudy Giuliani.

MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough has a habit of picking on his own friends and family members who supported President Trump, but on Tuesday's Morning Joe, he took it a step further and plainly admitted that his obsessions with the President are more important to him than the concerns of the American people.

For weeks, Democrats have been growing frustrated with Republicans who haven’t condemned President Trump for not conceding to Joe Biden, but the wordsmiths on MSNBC’s Morning Joe took it to a new level Monday when they used creative new analogies to illustrate their impatience.

On today's Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough accused President Trump and his legal team, with the "silent approval" of Mitch McConnell, of attempting a "coup" to "overthrow the presidency" of Joe Biden. "None dare call it treason, but maybe they should."

Despite having Joe Biden as the apparent winner of the 2020 presidential election, the Democratic Party has been frustrated since Election Day due to disappointing losses down ballot. Congresswoman Debbie Mucarsel-Powell of Florida appeared on MSNBC’s Morning Joe Thursday to angrily spew misinformation in the wake of her re-election loss.

Morning Joe praises Fox News personalities who have become increasingly critical of President Trump, and in particular of the efforts of the Trump campaign to contest the election results. Joe Scarborough also not-so-subtly brags about Morning Joe having recently beaten rival Fox & Friends in the ratings. 

On Wednesday, MSNBC’s Morning Joe took a brief break from trashing President Trump to tout eager “anticipation” in foreign countries like Ireland for a Joe Biden presidency and “impatience” for the current occupant of the White House to leave. The left-wing show gushed over Biden’s Irish roots and even talked to one of his relatives in the country.

On Morning Joe, playing off Barack Obama's 60 Minutes interview in which he blamed social media in part for "truth decay," Mika and The Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg bemoaned social media's supposedly insufficient censoring of conservatives. Mika Brzezinski and Goldberg fretted that conservatives being left "unchecked" leads to " serious problems."

MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough is getting pretty sick of Republicans questioning the results of the 2020 election. So sick, in fact, that he bothered to interrupt his Republican-bashing rants to make a false comparison to the 2016 election, complete with footage, to remind everyone that the Democrats were such good sports four years ago.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says he's often asked whether he will now become a Republican again. He responds: "why the hell" would I?  carborough couched his answer in a condemnation of President Trump for declining to concede to Joe Biden and make daily intel briefings available to him. But given that Scarborough firmly believes that Trump will be leaving office on January 20th, his…

Unsure how to spin the firestorm of crazy events that have formed the 2020 presidential election, the cast members of MSNBC’s Morning Joe have been sending mixed signals during the last 10 days.  After co-host Mika Brzezinski’s statement Thursday morning that “more foreign leaders have congratulated Joe Biden on his election victory than have sitting Republican senators,” Joe…

On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski suggests that "law enforcement" should "come after" President Trump to stop him, after he leaves office, from selling national security information to foreign actors. 

On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski says that for Republicans to challenge the election results "would be traitorous, actually, to the process our country has in place for a peaceful transition." Mika also says that it's important that "the world" has confirmed the election results. 

Appearing as a guest on Wednesday's Deadline: White House on MSNBC to react to President Donald Trump's strong showing in the election, contributor Jason Johnson declared he was "disturbed" by the number of Americans who voted for Trump, and urged Joe Biden, if he becomes President, to treat Republicans as "the enemies of democracy."