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Joe Scarborough went on one of his patented rants on Monday's Morning Joe. All that was missing were a few choice obscenities—an increasingly common part of Joe's shtick. The object of Scarborough's ire was video of an ICE action, but he offered no context about why the "idiots" and "thugs" made the traffic stop he was ranting against.

Media Research Center president David Bozell joined the Dr. Phil Podcast on Saturday to challenge the overwhelmingly negative and one‑sided coverage of immigration enforcement by the elitist media, including reporting on ICE operations and broader trends in how stories are framed.

On MS NOW's The Weekend, Atlantic author Adam Serwer accuses ICE of profiling "or worse" non-white people in Minneapolis. Like Renee Good and Alex Pretti? The fact is that more than 90% of the illegal immigrants in the US are Hispanic or of African background.

On Saturday's The Weekend, MS NOW's Laura Barron-Lopez asserted that liberal journalist Don Lemon is being prosecuted by the Donald Trump administration because the President doesn't like journalists who present facts and criticize him.

The Friday cast of MS NOW’s Morning Joe collectively freaked out over the arrest of former CNN host Don Lemon for his role in a recent church storming in St. Paul, Minnesota. The panel would claim Lemon was arrested for simply “doing his job” and that he is just the “first target” of a federal government that resembles that of China, Russia, and Turkey.

MS NOW contributor Anand Giridharadas joined Morning Joe on Thursday to cry fascism over the events in Minneapolis and continuing unrest after the shooting of Alex Pretti. He was later joined in his fascism claims by the ever-present Mika Brzezinski who teamed up with Giridharadas to tell viewers ‘we told you so.’

Liberal media outlets often warn their audiences that conservatives are fouling our democracy by recklessly posting misinformation on the internet. But in the first seconds of Monday’s drama-queen episode of Nicolle Wallace’s Deadline: White House, they posted an AI-doctored photo of the late anti-ICE agitator Alex Pretti.

On Wednesday Morning’s Morning Joe, MS NOW host Chris Hayes was a guest on the program live from Minneapolis, where he fawned over the “civic infrastructure” of anti-ICE unrest, even comparing the situation to the Civil Rights Movement and Bus Boycotts. 

On Monday Night’s 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle, the MS NOW host downplayed the presence of illegal immigrants in Minnesota and claimed the Trump administration was only undertaking operations in the state because of its blue voting record.

Ruhle, also, did not mention Minneapolis’s sanctuary city policies that prevent ICE and other federal authorities from detaining…

In castigating the Trump administration for its rhetoric on the ICE shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, Morning Joe speaks of "lie, lies, or lying" 21 times in the show's first 15 minutes. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem is singled out for particular opprobrium.

You can tell that liberal networks bring on liberal religious leaders to sound off on Trump and ICE, but only to address what's "helpful" to the left-wing narrative. Catholic Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago and Episcopal Bishop Rob Hirschfeld were never bothered with the question of whether they approved of the anti-ICE church invasion in Minneapolis that abruptly ended a Sunday service in…

Joe Scarborough rails against the threat AI poses to the economy and job creation, calls for big tech companies to be "broken up," and decries AI creators who have become billionaires.

On Thursday’s edition of Morning Joe, MS NOW reporter Josh Einiger claimed ICE arrests of previously convicted criminals did not fall under the Trump administration’s pledge to deport the ‘worst of the worst’ illegal immigrants. It was a blatant pivot from the media’s typical claim that those being arrested had no criminal record.

On Wednesday afternoon, MS NOW host Katy Tur pushed the latest claims of ICE "terrorizing" people as she also compared ICE agents to "jerks" who believe everyone else is a jerk.