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Joe Scarborough goes on one of his patented rants against Rand Paul, accusing him 17 times of "lying" or being a "liar." At the end of his rant, Scarborough bemoans the fact that senators can't be "sanctioned" for lying. 

On the heels of her buddy Steve Schmidt joining the Democrat party, Nicolle Wallace apparently decided today to expose the depths of her seething disdain for conservatives. On her MSNBC show Wednesday afternoon, Wallace alluded to Amy Coney Barrett as a "real right-wing lunatic."

On Wednesday morning, MSNBC host Kasie Hunt served up a softball interview to Georgia Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff which not only cued up and left unchallenged his claims of racism leveled at Republicans, but even pressed from the left as she cited criticisms of the Democratic party from liberals like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

On Tuesday afternoon, MSNBC decided to turn to far-left squad member Congresswoman Ilhan Omar to dictate a radical agenda for the incoming Biden administration. Of course none of the Democrat’s corruption scandals or history of anti-Semitism were discussed during the segment.

On Monday morning, the anti-conservative echo chamber of MSNBC's Morning Joe again spewed vitriol at President Donald Trump and his supporters, with MSNBC contributor Donny Deutsch predicting the President will return to a "maggot-infested place," and host Joe Scarborough invoking the Jim Jones suicide cult while fretting over evangelical Christian support for the President.

When President Trump first announced his administration's accelerated vaccine development plan (Operation Warp Speed) on May 15, the media immediately began thinking up reasons to disapprove. Within hours, journalists were bashing the program as “dangerous” and unrealistic “happy talk,” as well as insisting that according to “the experts,” a vaccine could not be developed by the end of 2020.…

On Morning Joe, a shameless Joe Scarborough peddles a debunked story, saying, "I heard you had Mein Kampf by your bedside."

This past month saw lefty journalists welcoming Joe Biden with bouquets and softball questions while demanding Donald Trump and his “flunkies” be dragged out of the White House and thrown in prison.

On Monday’s MSNBC Live with Stephanie Ruhle, host Stephanie Ruhle brought on director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Equity and a professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Lisa Cooper to spout leftist talking points about healthcare and the U.S.’s COVID response. 

Appearing as a guest on Thursday's Deadline: White House, MSNBC contributor Donny Deutsch declared that many Donald Trump supporters may be "jerks" who "really suck as human beings" because they oppose some of the restrictions aimed at restraining the coronavirus pandemic.

Appearing as a guest on Wednesday's Amanpour & Co. to promote his book about President Harry Truman, MSNBC host and disaffected ex-Republican Joe Scarborough laid it on thick in trying distance himself from his former party and even the conservative movement, claiming that he had not felt good about either in 20 years, and even that he "never" cared about the Republican party.

Tiffany Cross debuts her new MSNBC weekend show, the Cross Connection, by focusing on identity politics, and pitching the show as a home for people of color.  She also manages to condescend to her audience, saying the show is the place for people who "get lost in the acronyms, the insular inside-baseball chatter that may sometimes fly over your head on cable news channels."

On Sunday's Velshi show, MSNBC host and NBC News senior business correspondent Ali Velshi hyped fears about global warming as he linked recent examples of extreme weather and natural disasters to human activity, and promoted UN secretary general Antonio Guterres's recent hyperbolic claim that humanity is "waging war on nature."

MSNBC's Shaquille Brewster reported on Wednesday's MSNBC Live that Georgia's Cobb County has decided to have fewer polling stations available for the Senate runoff elections than it did in the general, but that didn't stop MSNBC Republican Rick Tyler from accusing the state's governor and secretary of state of voter suppression less than two minutes later.