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Just one week after he asked South Carolina Senator Tim Scott if Republicans were using him a “token” on the issue of police reform, on Thursday, MSNBC anchor Craig Melvin refused to ask Democratic Senator Dick Durbin about similar comments the Illinois lawmaker made about Scott’s proposed legislation.

MSNBC’s Morning Joe was certainly on a roll Thursday morning. While discussing the latest revelations hidden within former National Security Advisor John Bolton’s tell-all book that was leaked yesterday afternoon, co-host Joe Scarborough went on a rant saying that President Trump wanted to kill journalists.

In the latest attempt to rehabilitate Virginia’s scandal-plagued Democratic Governor Ralph Northam, on Wednesday, MSNBC actually turned to the liberal politician to lecture on race relations. Just last year, Northam was embroiled in controversy after a yearbook photo surfaced of him and a classmate respectively dressed in blackface and a Klu Klux Klan outfit.

As demonstrations continue to occupy part of the Capitol Hill district of downtown Seattle, MSNBC's Vaughn Hillyard and Stephanie Ruhle defended the occupiers from accusations of anarchy and mayhem on Monday by citing their "very peaceful" nature and their dedication to community.

Joe Scarborough went on a screaming anti-Zuckerberg rant on Wednesday's Morning Joe. The gist was, per Scarborough, that Zuckerberg is insufficiently censoring far-right groups and foreign manipulators on Facebook, although Scarborough pointedly declined to mention Facebook by name, referring to it only as "Mark Zuckerberg's website. Joe started out calmly, but got increasingly wound…

You know the mainstream media is selling some major hypocrisy when even brainwashed Hollywood BLM supporters are calling them out for their “white privilege.” In response to MSNBC’s criticism that President Trump showcased a bunch of white men during his June 16 police reform executive order signing, lefty actress and Black Lives Matter supporter Yvette Nicole Brown slammed the cable news…

As President Trump was continuing to make remarks before signing an executive order implementing police reforms, MSNBC anchor Andrea Mitchell cut off live coverage of the White House address, dismissing it as a “campaign rally speech.” She then lined up a panel of liberal guests to further denigrate the event and trash the president.

On Morning Joe, Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson says "it’s hard to convince me that there’s not systemic racism in our policing" given that Dylann Roof, the white killer of nine people in a Charleston church, was taken alive, whereas Rayshard Brooks was killed in Atlanta in the course of his arrest in Atlanta

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Five years ago today, when billionaire businessman Donald Trump announced his presidential campaign on June 16, 2015, the savants in the news media weren’t just skeptical — they were openly disdainful of the man who would go on to win the Republican nomination and the presidency.

On Morning Joe, in order to make an anti-Trump political point, Costa hilariously suggested that Tulsa, Oklahoma is "around" the Mexican border. In fact, Tulsa is separated from Mexico by 3/4 of Oklahoma and all of Texas. The closest Mexican border town of any size is 641 miles away. It's like driving from Nashua, New Hampshire to the border of North Carolina.

Appearing as a guest on Saturday's Velshi show on MSNBC, contributor Eddie Glaude accused President Donald Trump of planning to put on a "white political theater" that "plays fast and loose" with the deaths of blacks as he complained about the upcoming rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma -- a city known for a horrific massacre against black residents in 1921.

On Thursday's NBC Nightly News, correspondent Stephanie Gosk incorrectly suggested that a former Houston police officer was being charged with murdering a black victim when, in fact, both victims in the case were white.

On Friday's Outnumbered Overtime with Harris Faulkner on Fox News, President Trump talked about how chokeholds by police should probably be ended. But MSNBC senior producer Kyle Griffin -- who tweets to 766,000 followers -- mangled that message on Twitter.

When guest hosting The Last Word on Friday, MSNBC's Ali Velshi declared that given the protests and reaction to the death of George Floyd, Joe Biden has been prophetic in his calls for the country to move past President Trump's racial divisiveness. Similarly, Jonathan Alter was amazed at Biden's "perfect message for 2020."