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Even by MSNBC standards, the network’s reaction to the downfall of Roe v. Wade was extreme as they mourned this “very dark day in America.”

On Tiffany Cross's MSNBC show on Saturday, MSNBC analyst Fernand Amandi says, "If you think prices are a problem now. If you think gas is a problem now, wait till you see what it's like in a totalitarian, fascist, authoritarian government. Because you ain't seen nothing yet."

Despite claiming to still be pro-life, former RNC chairman Michael Steele did nothing but lob softballs to Abortion Access Front founder Lizz Winstead and comedian W. Kamau Bell to promote a video they recently created for Father's Day about how it important it is for men to support abortion when he guest hosted MSNBC’s Velshi on Saturday.

Against the backdrop of extreme weather across the country, Chris Jansing welcomed Penn State University’s Michael Mann to declare that “we have less than a decade” to save the planet.

Unlike most cable news hosts, MSNBC’s Tiffany Cross has two hours for her Saturday show. Despite the extra hour, Cross could not find time to discuss the assassination attempt against Justice Brett Kavanaugh, but she did find time to talk about another supposedly grave issue facing the Republic: the lack of stripper unions.

Capitol Hill correspondent Garrett Hake interviewed Rep. Ro Khana on the Wednesday’s MSNBC Reports for what turned out to be a series of lamentations against Republicans. Haake would declare GOP answers in support of gun rights to be “suboptimal,” wondered what to do about those pesky GOP voters, and told Khana is mission is to try to figure out how to defeat “the anti-gun boogeyman”…

Washington Post associate editor Jonathan Capehart believes Republicans are so racist that he informed MSNBC’s Chris Jansing Reports on Tuesday that he has an “Operation Von Trapp” contingency plan to flee the country in the same manner of the Trapp family's flee from Austria after the Anschluss made famous in The Sound of Music.

On her Saturday morning MSNBC show, Tiffany Cross devoted a segment to a collective kvetch over white women, who refuse to get with the liberal agenda but instead vote Republican! But Cross and her panelists would also glorify Kamala Harris, who recently said: "How dare they tell a woman what she can and cannot do with her own body." Well, one of the things a woman can "do with her body" is…

According to MSNBC’s Tiffany Cross and her Saturday The Cross Connection guests, Republican women support the oppression of women through their support of the patriarchy and could be credibly accused of racism and having white privilege.

To answer the question why so many Hispanics are now voting for Republicans, NBC tasked Paola Ramos to make a Peacock docuseries and on Wednesday’s Jose Diaz-Balart on MSNBC, Ramos was able to report back an answer: disinformation, toxic culture wars, and being paranoid about socialism and communism.

On her MSNBC show Saturday morning in a segment on Uvalde and its ramifications, Tiffany Cross and her two guests were in agreement [Cross at one point telling her guest that she's "preaching to the choir'] that  "at the very least "assault weapons should be "removed," and that we should be "disarming police, demilitarizing police, and abolishing policing as we know it."

During Saturday’s Alex Witt Reports on MSNBC, Yasmin Vossoughian had a message to any American who wishes to purchase an AR-15: “join the military.” Vossoughian backed up her self-righteous reporting from Uvalde by falsely claimed that the AR-15 is given to members of the military when they enlist.

After Texas Democratic gubernatorial nominee Beto O’Rourke made a fool of himself by selfishly interrupting the Wednesday press conference where Texas officials updated the public on the Uvalde school shooting, MSNBC’s Katy Tur declared the officials were wrong, because it is partisan and Chuck Todd added Republicans should be aware that they live in a glass house.

According to MSNBC’s The Cross Connection Saturday guest host Katie Phang, critics of abortion seconds away from birth are idiots. Not providing any evidence for allegations of idiocy, Phang could only argue that such abortions are non-existent.