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Morning Joe Defends El-Sayed, Does Not Like Trump Mentioning 9/11

On Thursday’s Morning Joe, in continued reaction to far-left Abdul El-Sayed’s victory in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary, the hosting crew of Willie Geist and Jonathan Lemire decided to defend El-Sayed from claims of communism and even socialism. They also showed great displeasure with President Trump’s call of communism as “The greatest threat to our country in its history” and invoked 9…

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MS NOW's Hillyard Doubles Down On Defending 'Capitalist' El-Sayed

MS NOW’s Vaughn Hillyard appointed himself as Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s top defender on Wednesday. After insisting earlier in the day that you can’t tie El-Sayed to Hasan Piker’s 9/11 comments even though he campaigned with Piker, Hillyard guest hosted The Beat and emphatically insisted that El-Sayed is a “self-described capitalist.”

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MS NOW Fearmongers About Trump DOJ Election Monitors

Amid Tuesday’s primaries in several swing states, MS NOW aired a four-hour-long live coverage led by Rachel Maddow and featuring most of their main anchors. Despite all that brainpower in the room, they still made several extremely dumb claims and speculations. Maddow and company brought up the DOJ election monitors sent to Michigan several times over the course of the night. By Maddow’s own…

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MS NOW Downplays El-Sayed's Ties to Terrorist-Sympathizer Hasan Piker

This Tuesday night, radical Democrat Abdul El-Sayed was nominated to run in the Michigan Senate race by a narrow margin. This Wednesday morning, the media had already fallen into line, ready to defend their precious candidate. MS NOW Reports was immediately in on the action, opening with El-Sayed’s victory speech and quickly pivoting to discussions about the upcoming general election campaign…

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Ruhle Compares ‘Practical’ El-Sayed Victory to Ukraine vs. Russia

As far-left Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed began to be declared the winner of the state’s Senate primary by media outlets, MS NOW’s Stephanie Ruhle began her praise of the candidate on her Money, Power, Politics morning-time show. She called El-Sayed “practical” because of his views for “Medicare for All and affordability,” while she also compared his win to Ukrainian…

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Morning Joe Lets El-Sayed Slide on Controversial Positions

Morning Joe gave Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed a friendly platform Wednesday morning and failed to press him on the radical implications of two of his signature positions: Medicare for All, and his condemnation of Israel as an "illegal apartheid state" that is "bloodthirsty" and commits "genocide."

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Maddow Gushes Over Talarico, Claims GOP Doesn't Want People To Vote

Every religion stems from the idea that there’s something bigger than all of us. But when politics becomes your religion, politicians become your gods and priests, to whom you confess your sins. On Monday’s episode of The Rachel Maddow Show on MS NOW, Maddow spent half the runtime gushing over Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico, infamous for his watered-down Christianity. She also…

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Media Freakout: Hypocritical MS NOW Furious About Newsmax-Meta AI Deal

On July 28, conservative news outlet Newsmax announced a new partnership with Facebook’s parent company, Meta. They joined the ranks of networks such as Fox, CNN, USA TODAY, and more, providing their news as data to train Meta’s AI models. Usually, one would welcome more diverse datasets for AI to use. MS NOW, on the other hand, was terrified of expanded conservative representation. On this…

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MS NOW Parrots El-Sayed Points in Election Preview Focused on Israel

Ahead of Tuesday’s Michigan Democratic Senate primary between Abdul El-Sayed and Representative Haley Stevens, MS NOW Capitol Hill correspondent Ali Vitali previewed the race on Monday’s Morning Joe and spent most of her report on Israel and AIPAC, used frequently in attacks on Stevens. 

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Catastrophizing David French: 'World Walking Path Toward World War'

New York Times columnist David French appeared on Monday's Morning Joe to promote his latest alarm: the world is “walking a path toward a world war.” In his Sunday New York Times column, titled “The War That Could Swallow the World,” French wrote that Trump has lost control of the conflict with Iran. French's solution to the allegedly looming catastrophe? Vote Democrat!

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MS NOW's Ali Vitali Frets Trump's 'Otherizing' Illegal Alien Truckers

On Friday's Money, Power, and Politics on MS NOW, fill-in host Ali Vitali fretted that President Donald Trump is "otherizing" illegal alien truck drivers while replacing them with veterans, but did not mention the problem of many such illegal aliens causing car crash deaths.

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Soboroff: Haley Stevens ‘Racist’ for Hitting el-Sayed on Blaming Jews

MS NOW’s The Connection covered AIPAC’s heavy spending in Michigan’s Senate primary and a heated exchange between Rep. Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed. Host Soboroff labeled Stevens’ remarks as racist but ignored El-Sayed’s own statements and ties to controversial figure Hasan Piker, reflecting a double standard in addressing antisemitism and Islamophobia in the race.

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Scarborough Says Republicans Are the True Socialists, Mocks DSA Fears

On Friday, as socialists continued their rise as a part of the Democratic Party through primary election victories, Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough took his own route with socialism claims of his own and instead claimed the Republicans were actually the socialists. He also seemed to minimize the actual rise of socialists in the Democratic Party, a topic his show has recently covered…

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Morning Joe: Male Breadwinner Norm is Something To 'Break'

Morning Joe’s Mika Brzezinski turned to her Know Your Value franchise Friday to examine what The Economist called “the stubborn scarcity of female breadwinners.” The magazine found that among dual-income heterosexual couples, just 30% of wives earn more than their husbands — even though women now make up three-fifths of American university graduates.