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On her Wednesdy MSNBC program, The 11th Hour host Stephanie Ruhle welcomed the Lincoln Project’s Stuart Stevens and left-wing Prof. Jason Johnson to discuss the state of the nation which included the former accusing the GOP of being a “white extremist party” and the latter accusing the Supreme Court of being “absolutely illegitimate.”

Wednesday’s dramatic edition of Morning Joe involved  the assembled cast of sanctimonious liberals seeking to scare Americans with false and exaggerated statements regarding a post-Roe America. For this installment, they used recent speech by a pro-life doctor at a gathering of new University of Michigan Medical School students as a jumping off point, touting how some…

After spending Monday praising the Biden economy as the country barrels towards a possible recession, MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle used Tuesday’s The 11th Hour to say to conservatives that miss the Trump economy, that things were not that good under the prior administration, even without the pandemic.

Tuesday’s edition of Morning Joe catered to lefties once again by promoting abortion, disregarding the importance of the family, and making false claims about certain laws to further push their pro-infanticide stance. Leading the charge was former Missouri senator now MSNBC political analyst, Claire McCaskill (D).

Proving how MSNBC isn't a news organization but a propaganda arm for the Democrat Party, Chris Hayes used his platform as the host of All In to suggest that New York Republican Gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin colluded with the Monroe County district attorney to have his attacker released without bail so he could use the controversy to paint his Democrat opponent as soft-on-crime…

New York Times’ reporter Jeremy Peters went after a familiar target in Monday’s Business section -- the conservative press -- in “As Jan. 6 Panel’s Evidence Piled Up, Conservative Media Doubled Down.” He had the nerve to write from the uniformly anti-Trump perch of the Times: "Part of the effectiveness of the conservative media’s defense of the former president’s conduct on…

With MSNBC host Joy Reid away on Monday night, it was up to Dr. Jason Johnson to pick up the slack on The Reidout, as his panel transformed into a D.C. cocktail discussion of the “malicious, muscular Christianity” that Republicans are supposedly threatening to impose on America.

The Morning Joe panel swoons over Pres. Biden having attacked Trump's "courage" in not doing more to stop the Capitol riot. 

While the White House is rewriting the definition of a recession, MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle used the Monday edition of The 11th Hour took the spin one step further and argued that the economy is actually on the upswing.

On Monday night, Rachel Maddow fulsomely interviewed Josh Shapiro, the Democrat nominee in the governor's race in Pennsylvania, about how his opponent Doug Mastriano is a dangerous, anti-democratic extremist, and never asked Shapiro why -- if he was such a danger -- Shapiro spent almost a million dollars trying to help him win the Republican nomination. Nicolle Wallace did this, too.

Monday’s edition of Morning Joe was mostly another January 6 Committee repeat yet again, including the usual grievances towards every person on the right—regardless of how civil of an American they are. New York Times editorial board member, and radical lefty Mara Gay decided to take a cheap shot at the GOP and right-wing media specifically by pulling a pathetic lefty…

For years, journalists and experts alike have argued in favor of the definition which the Biden administration has just tried to undo: that at least two straight quarters of negative GDP growth means the country is in a recession.

For the second weekend in a row, Politico’s Sam Stein guest hosted MSNBC’s Velshi. On this Saturday, Stein accused pro-lifers in Kansas of “essentially trick their citizens into voting away their own rights” on an upcoming ballot measure on August 2.

On Nicolle Wallace's MSNBC show, MSNBC analyst Neil Katyal, Obama's former Acting Solicitor General, gloated at the prospect of Steve Bannon being sentenced to prison: "He'll finally get the one thing Steve Bannon has always wanted: a captive audience. It just happens to be in jail."