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Once again proving that the liberal media can interpret an ulterior motive of racism by conservatives into any issue, MSNBC host Katy Tur and MSNBC Republican contributor Michael Steele hinted on Tuesday afternoon that racism has the reason why so many voters have told pollsters they prefer President Donald Trump to better handle the economy than Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.

On Monday's MSNBC Live, host Stephanie Ruhle seemed taken aback when her guest, Chicago resident and black church pastor, Reverend Corey Brooks, complained that the Black Lives Matter movement has encouraged looting and does not represent the values that he and other local leaders wish to promote.

After all the media fearmongering about the need for a predominantly mail-in voting system for this year's general election, MSNBC on Monday afternoon finally discovered the danger that a significant number of voters might be disenfranchised under such a system. Correspondent Shaquille Brewster filed a full report on the subject.

It can be really tough for liberal journalists to accept when their biased reporting appears not to be helping their favored candidate. MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle experienced this level of disappointment Monday morning, discussing a new NBC News poll with Atlanta’s Democrat Mayor, Keisha Lance Bottoms.

The July jobs numbers came out on Friday and was better than expected, but MSNBC Live wanted viewers to know that is not good news and they should not let President Trump claim them as a success. According to host Stephanie Ruhle, the unexpected numbers were expected, while White House correspondent Peter Alexander dubbed the numbers "not great."  

MSNBC Live host Brian Williams could hardly contain his enthusiasm on Wednesday as former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates testified in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee about the FBI's probe of Michael Flynn. Throughout the show Williams showed that he was willing to ignore all the evidence that suggests the FBI's politicized investigation had serious ethical problems.…

On Thursday morning, the liberal news network that is infamous for only giving voice to liberals and disaffected Republicans was true to form as MSNBC touted a report about former Donald Trump supporters who plan to vote against him next time to end the "nightmare" of his presidency.

Whether it's the response to COVID-19 or the consulate in Houston being ordered closed, whenever a China-related controversy is the news, MSNBC wonders if President Trump is just looking for a distraction. MSNBC Live host Katy Tur wondered if Trump's announcement that the U.S. might ban the TikTok app and later consideration of a possible buyout by Microsoft was "because he needed a…

After former President Obama gave a partisan eulogy at John Lewis' funeral on Thursday where he compared President Trump and federal law enforcement to George Wallace and called for the end of the filibuster, among other things, the Washington Post's Jonathan Capehart praised him for telling Americans what they can do to honor Lewis and the country.

For the past several years, MSNBC has hailed any anti-Trump Republican as the voice of reason and as a champion of decency. However, fireworks ensued on MSNBC Live on Wednesday when host Craig Melvin interviewed pro-Trump Democrat State Rep. Vernon Jones of Georgia, wondering if Jones was being paid for his efforts.

On Monday morning's MSNBC Live, host Ayman Mohyeldin prodded his guest, Austin Democratic Mayor Steve Adler, to call for more gun control in response to news of a deadly shooting that occurred over the weekend during a Black Lives Matter protest.

Stephanie Ruhle removed any doubt on Monday that Attorney General Bill Barr's hearing before the House Judiciary Committee would be a useless exercise in political grandstanding. With the 9:00 hour of MSNBC Live functioning as the network's pregame show, Ruhle welcomed California Rep. Eric Swalwell to hype his past attempts to impeach Barr with Ruhle agreeing that Barr has only gotten…

On Sunday afternoon's MSNBC Live with Alex Witt, MSNBC contributor and liberal historian Jon Meacham conflated segregationist Democrat George Wallace with non-segregationist Republican conservatives like Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan and Barry Goldwater. After Meacham encouraged viewers to vote against President Trump's "reign of terror" in November, MSNBC Republican Michael Steele…

MSNBC Live host Ayman Mohyeldin concluded his Friday show by talking to actor and writer Alan Yang of Parks and Recreation fame to discuss the uptick in hate crimes against Asian-Americans and postulated that President Trump's COVID messaging has something to do with it.