MS NOW (formerly MSNBC)

MS NOW usually accuses the Republicans of racism, but on Sunday's The Weekend, co-host Eugene Daniels explained Jasmine Crockett's refusal to campaign for James Talarico. He said their Senate primary was “really nasty,” and that “there was some racism online, a lot of racism, a lot of sexism, a lot of misogyny, a lot of ‘misogynoir,’ which is a connection of both of those things, against her…

On Friday's Morning Joe, MS NOW co-host Willie Geist cued up Governor Kathy Hochul (D-NY) to accuse President Donald Trump of breaking his promise on which illegal aliens would be deported.

Jonathan Capehart can't kick his obsession with President Trump's "mental acuity." Last week, we caught The Weekend co-host devoting a segment to the subject. Capehart was back at it on Saturday. He asked MS NOW's Laura Barron-Lopez whether people in the White House or on Capitol Hill are talking about what is apparently obvious to him: that "the King is mad." 

On Friday afternoon, Michigan Democratic Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed appeared on MS NOW’s The Moment with host Katy Tur. While the first segment of the interview was mostly a softball, El-Sayed started to dodge questions from Tur on concerns from Jewish voters in the state over his connections to far-left Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, whom he campaigned with.

Was this Morning Joe—or a 1984 sequel? Gov. Kathy Hochul appeared on Friday to boast that New York goes further than the restrictions imposed on Meta in the recent settlement of the lawsuit brought against it. Hochul bragged that, for minors, New York allows “no notifications at all after midnight,” and she talked as if the state were already “banning access to AI chatbots.”

Few in the liberal elitist media have as wide of a gulf between how smart they think they are and how smart they actually are than MS Now’s Lawrence O’Donnell. Students of history are aware of several classic military blunders: touching America’s boats, invading Russia in winter, and engaging in a land war in Asia. Yet on Thursday’s The Last Word, O’Donnell, who fancies himself a history buff…

On Friday, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries spoke at the “Defend The Vote” protest in Washington, but instead of taking issue with the premise that voter suppression is real, MS NOW On The Line guest host Eugene Daniels brought in journalism professor Jason Johnson to claim Democrats need to be tougher against “this kind of extreme white nationalist, authoritarian regime.”

If ever you doubted MS NOW’s devotion to servicing its Trump Derangement brainworms, we urge you to consider Lawrence O’Donnell. A recent over-the-top tirade blasts President Trump for the heinous act of…reposting a high school photo with his parents?

We've been documenting the liberal media's penchant for man-in-the-street interviews that conveniently support the networks' political leanings. Morning Joe took that to an absurd extreme today, offering up exactly one MITS interview to support its notion that Trump supporters have tired of him. The man is described as a three-time Trump voter who says that he is now "very disappointed, I'm…

Amid a constant MS NOW obsession with court cases involving a Trump executive order on mail-in ballots, Wednesday’s The Weeknight continued the progressive cable network’s fearmongering over the midterm elections. MS NOW contributor and professor Jason Johnson worried about being placed in a gulag and labeled the Trump movement as “just an authoritarian movement.” 

The only reason why The Bulwark podcaster Tim Miller is an MS NOW analyst is because he and his Bulwark colleagues have portrayed themselves as the epitome of moral virtue for leaving the Republican Party in the aftermath of the political rise of Donald Trump. However, on Wednesday’s edition of The Moment with Katy Tur, Miller pleaded with Democrats to stop “infighting about random streamers…

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On Tuesday morning, there was a stark contrast in the kind of coverage ICE received from Fox News compared to MS NOW as the two news networks, within half an hour of each other, focused on vastly different stories.

Amid a repetitive droning refrain about President Trump’s purported “madness,” The Last Word host Lawrence O’Donnell madly proclaimed (without evidence or explanation) that “Trump was trying to restrict the use of the French language in Canada.” Wipe away the Trump Derangement Syndrome and the desire to whip the MS NOW audience into a mouth-foaming rage; the issue was about making American…