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MSNBC spent 93 percent of Tuesday discussing former President Trump’s arraignment on Tuesday and it appears some at the network think that number is too low. One of those voices belongs to contributor, professor, and former Solicitor General Neal Katyal, who joined Thursday’s edition of The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle to demand that Judge Aileen Cannon work with Chief Justice John…

Seething MSNBC host Joe Scarborough on Thursday’s Morning Joe discovered that there was in fact, no limit to the depths he would dig to smear Judge Aileen Cannon, who will be presiding over former President Trump’s criminal trial.  Putting aside how Trump had appointed her to the bench, the gist of Scarborough’s criticism was that she was too young and too dumb, thus she couldn’t be…

If you were watching TV news back at the height of the email saga, you were lectured repeatedly about why nobody actually cared about Clinton’s emails, and why you shouldn’t either. Throughout it all, these journalists and their colleagues could barely contain their indignation that Clinton even was under investigation.

Former President Donald Trump was arraigned on Tuesday on charges related to the retention of classified documents and CNN and MSNBC wanted to make sure you were aware of it.

In a May 31 study, NewsBusters found that liberal broadcast and cable networks had completely ignored a series of bomb threats made against Target in late May. Now two weeks have passed, and despite another spate of bomb threats with nearly identical wording, the TV news media still have not spent even a second on the story.

In one of the most ironic and frankly humorous moments of the night, both CNN and MSNBC declared they would not be airing any of former President Trump’s post-arraignment speech live because he says ”a lot of things that are not true and sometimes potentially dangerous.” Proving that she has absolutely no sense of irony, MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow declared there’s a cost for her network to “…

MSNBC analyst Glenn Kirschner suggests Donald Trump should be jailed during trial because of the "danger to the community" and "threat" he poses.

MSNBC propagandist Nicolle Wallace on Monday’s Deadline: White House engaged viewers in a bizarre and creepy “thought experiment” where she insinuated former President Donald Trump taking classified documents after losing the 2020 election was equivalent to Vladimir Putin fleeing a coup in a car loaded up with documents to sell for leverage.

Wallace borrowed this comparison…

On Morning Joe, Willie Geist and Joe Scarborough suggest that security clearances should be stripped from members of Congress who don't share the liberal media's view as to the seriousness of the charges against Donald Trump regarding his handling of classified documents. 

NewsBusters managing editor Curtis Houck hopped on Newsmax Monday night during Eric Bolling: The Balance alongside New York Post columnist and 2023 MRC Bulldog Award winner Karol Markowicz to sound off on the ebullient liberal media’s coverage of the second Trump indictment and their continued penchant for hurling venom at Trump supporters.

MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle used Monday’s edition of The 11th Hour to deliver a solemn monologue “for fact’s sake” to attempt to discredit the “misinformation” being spread by Republicans that seeks to compare President Trump’s classified documents indictment to classified documents-related scandals that did not result in indictments. However, Ruhle left out several bits of information…

On Monday night, MSNBC’s The Last Word host Lawrence O’Donnell took a break from hyperventilating over former President Donald Trump and his scheduled arraignment on Tuesday to bring on Rachel Maddow and discuss her new podcast on the 1930s French fascist movement. The topic was completely random yet fit in perfectly with MSNBC’s narrative that Republicans are anti-democratic fascists…

A review of the MRC’s archives shows a consistent and clear pattern of slanted questions to Republican candidates in debates hosted by NBC. There is a decades-long pattern of moderator questions designed to antagonize, embarrass or mock Republican candidates, their policies and supporters.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough denies that it was simply the luck of the draw that a Trump appointee was selected as the judge in his trial on federal charges regarding his handling of classified documents. His two expert guests shoot down his conspiracy-mongering.