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Continuing to bolster her resume as a deranged, Alex Jones-like conspiracy theorist, MSNBC’s ReidOut host Joy Reid continued to downplay and excuse the months of nationwide riots, insisting without evidence no one “from Black Lives Matter [has] been arrested for anything violent” and instead the issue rests with “documented right-wing…domestic terrorism.”

On Morning Joe, Axios co-founder Jim VandeHei warns of a right-wing media "infrastructure" that is focused on violence in the streets.  He warns that its impact could eventually be reflected in the polls. 

Joe Biden isn’t asked many tough questions. Partly because he doesn’t campaign in person much and actually talk to reporters. But when he finally submitted to a press conference on Wednesday, the Democratic presidential nominee complained about the presence of a Fox reporter, sneering that “you always ask me a hostile question.”

The media’s hatred for Donald Trump and conservatives was on full-tilt this past month, with lib hosts and reporters worried about the President going “postal” over mail-in ballots. They also charged him as guilty for the COVID-related deaths of Americans, including Herman Cain. The following is a top 21 countdown of just some of the most outrageous bias by lefty journalists over the last…

On Tuesday night, it looked as though Joy Reid’s “hackers” were at work as Reid not only failed to apologize on The ReidOut for comments saying President Trump and his “radicalized supporters” remind her of “the way Muslims act,” but she was knocked off the air three times. Her reason? Technical “gremlins” were afoot! Conveniently, the third cut out happened in the show’s last five…

MSNBC White House correspondent Geoff Bennett guest hosted MSNBC Live on Monday where he editorialized with Philip Rucker of the Washington Post about President Trump's campaign strategy that allegedly involves instilling fear and division in the hopes igniting conflict through out the country.

Here’s the basic rule MSNBC operates by in 2020: Interrupt Donald Trump and the Republicans constantly when they try and make the case for the GOP. But when Joe Biden ascends from his basement, just let him talk with no interruptions. That was proved during the conventions and again on Monday. Biden gave a statement in Pittsburgh, but took no questions.

Guest-hosting MSNBC's AM Joy show, Tiffany Cross says: "I watched the Republican convention and seeing the slew of black speakers that they had, it really did look like a modern-day minstrel show to me."

On Saturday’s AM Joy, MSNBC fill-in host Zerlina Maxwell conspired with radical leftist authors Jon Meacham and Brittney Cooper to spew hatred towards President Trump and his supporters. Maxwell set up Cooper to go on an insane rant by accusing Trump of “brutally treating black and brown people.” Cooper responded with vile, woke rhetoric that claiming Trump supporters are “rooted in…

On Friday's The Last Word on MSNBC, fill-in host Katy Tur presided over a panel discussion which placed the blame for recent rioting on President Donald Trump, and also blamed Fox News for convincing Trump voters not see him as responsible.

On Nicolle Wallace's MSNBC show, MSNBC contributor Jason Johnson says that whites and police are causing most of the street violence—and President Trump "encourages" it.

For the past several weeks, the media has condemned President Trump for not showing enough empathy given the state of the country. After the conclusion of the RNC, MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell and the Washington Post's Philip Rucker declared on Friday that such attempts to show empathy don't matter anymore because they're not real anyway, with Rucker going so far as to declare that Trump…

Over four nights, MSNBC trashed the Republican National Convention as a “repugnant” “crime” and repeatedly censored the speakers, skipping several speeches. But the whole hypocrisy and ridiculousness of the cable channel’s coverage might be distilled down to one moment. On Thursday night, convention speaker Tom Cotton hammered Joe Biden, saying things like this:

Willie Geist suggests to activist Errin Haines that images of violence in the streets is affecting voters, notably those in the suburbs, who don't want that coming to their neighborhoods.  He asks how the Biden campaign is doing in responding to the issue. Haines takes it in an entirely different direction, saying that "there is unchecked, rampant violence in the streets of America. But it is…