MS NOW: Cubans May Not Vote for DSA Because of ‘Incorrect Conflation’
On Wednesday, after Democratic socialist candidate Angie Nixon was victorious in Florida’s Democratic Senate primary, MS NOW reporter Alex Tabet worried that Cubans in Florida would not vote for Nixon because of Republicans’ “incorrect conflation of communism and Democratic socialism.”
Media Love Calling GOP Nazis, But Hate GOP Calling Dems Communists
As the left and right try to define their opposition ahead of November’s midterm elections, the media are clearly taking sides. According to a new NewsBusters analysis, the media has condemned conservatives and Republicans 86 percent of the time when they compare Democrats to communists or jihadists. However, when liberals compare Republicans to Nazis and fascists, only five percent of such…
Haberman Mourns Trump's 'Attacks on Women,' But Called Harp a 'Binky'
New York Times White House Correspondent Maggie Haberman joined PBS/CNN anchor Christiane Amanpour on the latters’ The Ex Files podcast on Tuesday to talk about President Trump’s relationship with the press. During their conversation, Haberman lamented Trump’s “attacks on women” journalists, but Haberman is the same person who claimed on Sunday that Trump aide Natalie Harp is “his binky.”
Joe Scarborough Runs Defense For Radical Florida Dem
Joe Scarborough spent a long segment on Wednesday's Morning Joe playing defense for Florida’s new Democratic Senate nominee, DSA member and State House Representative Angie Nixon. Fresh off her primary win, Nixon sat for an interview that showcased both her radical positions and Scarborough’s determination to sand down the sharp edges.
Morning Joe Promotes Novel with Gloomy Plot of New U.S. Civil War
On Tuesday’s Morning Joe, the MS NOW morning program spread doom and gloom on the state of the country as it promoted a new book by author Kurt Andersen titled The Breakup, which focused on a fictional future of America 20 years in the future in the aftermath of a civil war. Andersen constantly seemed pessimistic about the future of America throughout the interview and even said the country…
MS NOW Sees 'Battle of the Bigots' on GOP Side in Florida
On Tuesday's State of Play show, MS NOW host Peter Alexander joined reporter Alex Tabet in seeing a "battle of the bigots" in the Republican primary for the seat of Florida Congressman Randy Fine.
Cable Journalists Abruptly Develop Empathy for Service Members At Sea
CNN and MS NOW have spent the past week utterly captivated by the nine-month deployment of the USS Abrahm Lincoln Navy aircraft carrier. Following the circulation of unappetizing photos of food circulating online and complaints by service members’ families about the unusually long deployment, talking heads on the left-wing cable networks immediately recognized the story some easy anti-Trump…
DISGUSTING: Jen Psaki Helps Ossoff Walk Back Smear of Female WH Aide
Media tongues were left wagging over the weekend after Senator Jon Ossoff (D-GA) said at a rally that President Trump “wanted to build his ballroom and travel with Natalie,” implying impropriety with aide Natalie Harp. And after a weekend of controversy, a familiar face emerges and helps Ossoff perform cleanup.
Fugelsang Calls Byron Donalds a 'Bigot,' Compares Him to Drug Dealer
Appearing as a guest on Friday's The 11th Hour show on MS NOW, unfunny liberal comedian John Fugelsang accused Congressman Byron Donalds (R-FL) of being a "bigot" and compared the black Republican to a drug dealer who puts other drug dealers in jail.
Alexander Concerned for CNN After ‘What Has Happened at CBS News’
At the start of the second week of his new MS NOW daytime show, former NBC White House correspondent and current State of Play host Peter Alexander worried for the future of CNN amid a possible merger between Warner Bros. Discovery, which currently oversees CNN, and Paramount, which oversees CBS.
MS NOW's Sharpton Says Revolutionary War Exhibit Is 'Slave Statue'
In June, in anticipation of the celebration of America's 250th anniversary, the Department of the Interior unveiled an exhibit at Freedom Plaza in Washington D.C., which is named in honor of MLK Jr., featuring a statue of Founding Father Caesar Rodney, best known for his overnight ride from Delaware to Philadelphia in July 1776, to help secure the vote for independence, along with 12 bronze…
Morning Joe: GOP Voters Like Idea of ‘Blood and Soil’ [Nazi] Party
On Monday’s Morning Joe, the show’s 8 AM hour was heavily filled with a pre-recorded conversation with The Bulwark podcaster Tim Miller. In the interview, Miller took the opportunity to essentially go after Republican voters as he stated, “I’m not saying that every Republican voter is a bad person, but” -- before he used a Nazi slogan, “Blood and soil,” to describe what he felt they wanted.
Mika Never Walks Back 'Congressman Liar' Moment Mocking Mike Lawler
Today's Morning Joe brought on Cait Conley, the Democratic challenger to Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY), and gave her a lengthy opportunity to attack Team Trump over problems on the USS Abraham Lincoln. When the conversation turned to the race itself, Mika Brzezinski asked why should voters choose Conley? Except....Lawler’s name came out sounding a lot closer to “Lawyer.” Conley seized on it…
MS NOW’s Peter Alexander Reunites with Jen Psaki, Implies Leavitt Lies
On Thursday, near the end of the first week hosting his new MS NOW program, State of Play, former NBC News White House correspondent Peter Alexander reunited with former Biden Press Secretary and current MS NOW primetime host Jen Psaki as they implied departing White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt lied to the press throughout her tenure.
