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On Wednesday’s edition of Jose Diaz-Balart Reports on MSNBC, guest host Lindsey Reiser welcomed Rep. Sara Jacobs on to the program to talk about getting arrested on Tuesday as part of a stunt in front of the Supreme Court. Instead of asking about the unserious and unintentionally hilarious theatrical elements of it, Reiser asked if she would be willing to do it all again “if you had…

A mash-up of inane and obnoxious comments by Tiffany Cross on her MSNBC show of Saturday, July 16th.

Politico White House editor Sam Stein stepped in to guest host MSNBC’s Saturday installment of Velshi where he asked what he thought was a profound question: what is “closest historical parallel to the moment.. that we are in right now with our democracy?” The answer he got back from Prof. Ruth Ben-Ghiat was to analogize the current situation to the raise of Hitler and Mussolini.

On Thursday’s Chris Jansing Reports, the eponymous MSNBC host wondered if pro-life laws will have “a chilling effect on rape victims” and her guests readily informed her that they will.

On Jonathan Capehart's MSNBC show, David Hogg suggests that the Highland Park shooting suspect was a white nationalist, although the law enforcement spokesman has said there is no evidence to that effect. Hogg and Capehart condemn Mitch McConnell for saying that mental health was the issue in the shootings. Hogg also blames redlining for the insufficient availability in minority communities of…

The cast of Saturday’s The Cross Connection on MSNBC was not happy with President Biden for allegedly being too nice to Republicans and welcomed those who did not celebrate the 4th of July on Monday, declaring that know they know how it feels to face the “evil of the Republicans.”

On Saturday morning, MSNBC host Zerlina Maxwell interviewed 20-year-old radical leftist Jamie Margolin, “founder of the youth-led climate activist group Zero Hour.” The rabble-rouser went straight for the panic button, saying recent Supreme Court decisions on abortion and climate are a “judicial coup” and a “clear descent into fascism.”

On Jonathan Capehart's Sunday Show, MSNBC legal analyst Glenn Kirschner says "I don't believe for a minute they [the Supreme Court] are not going to come after desegregation.

On her MSNBC show, Tiffany Cross condemned companies that on the one hand pay travel expenses for employees traveling to states where abortion is legal but also contribute to pro-life politicians. She said "you can't dance with the Devil and the Lord at the same time."

Pro-lifers have routinely cited abortion laws in countries like China and North Korea as proof of Democratic extremism on the subject, but MSNBC’s Ali Velshi used his Saturday show to suggest that those two countries, as well as other dictatorships, prove that the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision was the radical position and that America is no longer a free country because of it.

To react to the Supreme Court’s ruling in West Virginia v. EPA that the executive branch can’t regulate carbon emissions at power plants without Congressional authorization, Katy Tur Reports guest host Yasmin Vossoughian welcomed radical climate scientist Michael Mann to accuse the “reactionary, activist” Court of taking away the right to a livable planet.

On an extended version of Jose Diaz-Balart Reports on MSNBC, the eponymous host welcomed Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra and demanded to know not once, not twice, but three times, what the administration is doing to protect abortion.

On his MSNBC show, Jonathan Capehart says that the Supreme Court's ruling that people should be allowed to carry arms for "ordinary self-defense" makes his "blood run cold."

On her MSNBC show, Tiffany Cross decries the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade, citing a false and misleading statistic that in America, 17 million children are hungry. The implicit suggestion is that at least some of those 17 million children would be better off if they had been aborted.