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On MSNBC's The ReidOut, host Joy Reid and her three guests, who all appeared to resemble a Mount Rushmore of stupid, engaged in another smear fest against Republicans. This time, they accused the GOP of engaging in a dangerous "dog whistle" for simply pointing out the amount of death, destruction, and decay that George Soros has caused in American society.  Reid and her assembled…

On Tuesday, Morning Joe welcomed one of their old regulars back – “Oscar-winning screenwriter John Ridley” – who won for the movie 12 Years a Slave. They cued Ridley to denounce the House GOP for wanting to ask Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg questions if and when he indicts Donald Trump. Ridley said "we're not living on the plantation any more."

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says that just like Jesus in the Elton John "Tower of Babel" song didn't help people in the Tower, Donald Trump won't help people violating the law while protesting his possible arrest in NYC.

Monday marked the 20th anniversary of the start of the war in Iraq, and it was entirely predictable that on MSNBC’s The ReidOut, the anti-American Joy Reid would find a way to compare then-President George W. Bush to a tyrannical dictator. Proving that Bush derangement syndrome was the original precursor to Trump derangement syndrome, Reid did exactly what many would have predicted.…

New York Mets closer Edwin Díaz tore the patellar tendon on his right knee after celebrating a save after a 5-2 win for team Puerto Rico over the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic (WBC) last week. 

Echoing Speaker Kevin McCarthy, five members of the Morning Joe panel refer to the possible indictment of Donald Trump in connection with the Stormy Daniels matter as "the weakest case."

During the inaugural episode of MSNBC’s Inside With Jen Psaki, the former Biden White House press secretary dedicated an entire segment on her otherwise bland show to mocking conservatives for their fight against the left’s woke ideology. She particularly focused in on a moment from an interview given by conservative author and commentator Bethany Mandel in which she had a brief brain…

Appearing on MSNBC's Velshi show, Washington Post investigative reporter Carol Leonnig says that Donald Trump's post calling on his supporters, in the context of his possibly imminent arrest, to "protest. Take back our nation," amounts to telling them that: "jack-booted thugs are coming for him Tuesday, and people will have to stop this from happening." 

On her MSNBC show, Katie Phang, and MSNBC legal analysts Glenn Kirschner and Charles Coleman all opine that Donald Trump's message calling on supporters to "protest, take back the nation" could result in additional criminal charges against him. They ignore that as a senator, Kamala Harris gave a speech entitled, "Taking Back Our Country." She used the phrase at least six times. 

The Los Angeles Times asked Jen Psaki about how she keeps calm and she said there were times in the White House briefing room where she thought she was "an orderly in an insane asylum." That's a weird answer considering how many reporters are Democrats. 

MSNBC’s Joy Reid has discovered another scandal plaguing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday’s edition of The ReidOut. Not only does DeSantis eat pudding with his fingers, he is also short. Meanwhile, the Lincoln Project’s Rick Wilson stuck to the classic DeSantis fake scandals as he falsely accused DeSantis of trying to ban books about Rosa Parks and Hank Aaron.

For 20 years, lefties have blasted the press as weak or corrupt because the media did not prevent the Bush administration from launching the war in Iraq. It’s become an enduring myth amongst liberals — and one that an honest review of news coverage would quickly debunk.

On Morning Joe, accusing Donald Trump of hating America, Joe Scarborough tells him to leave and go to Russia.

During her latest bout of DeSantis derangement syndrome, MSNBC’s vile and vitriolic ReidOut host Joy Reid brought on disgraced former Axios journalist Ben Montgomery who on Monday was fired for calling a press release from Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis’s office “propaganda.” To attempt to illustrate her false belief that DeSantis is waging a war on the press, Reid used…