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MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle and Harvard Institute of Politics Polling Director John Della Volpe were optimistic on Monday that Gen Z will save America from the horribleness that is Republicans and their "voter suppression" efforts and that they actually care about other people, unlike other generations.

On Jonathan Capehart's MSNBC show, Howard Dean scolds Democrats for not fighting "neo-fascist" Republicans. Dean says there are "similarities" between Hitler and Trump. Capehart says that Dean said "exactly what I'm thinking."

On her MSNBC show, speaking of liberals' disagreements with conservatives on election integrity and other issues, Tiffany Cross says, "It is a war. AND EVERYBODY NEEDS TO PICK UP A WEAPON."

The collusive relationship between Big Tech and corporate media continues apace, as do efforts to control Hispanics' access to the free flow of information. The latest instance comes via a collaboration between Google, Telemundo, and MediaWise intended to curb Spanish-language "disinformation".

MSNBC contributor and Nation correspondent Elie Mystal has a reputation of spewing cockamamie claptrap, so it made sense on Sunday’s American Voices when he told host Alicia Menendez that Senators Joe Manchin (D-WV) and Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) “are the white people that Martin Luther King Jr. warned us about” as they’ve refused to kill the Senate filibuster to pass their party’…

It didn't take long for MSNBC to start attacking new Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Monday as Stephanie Ruhle Reports guest host Chris Jansing, correspondent Heidi Przybyla, and Dr. Kavita Patel all condemned Youngkin's executive order that lifted mask mandates for schools.

Many, including some prominent Democrats, have criticized Joe Biden's inflammatory speech this past week in Atlanta in which he accused those who oppose undoing the Senate's filibuster rules to push through his federal takeover of elections as being on the side of George Wallace, Bull Connor, and Jefferson Davis. But Biden, even at his most outrageous, can always count on MSNBC to have his…

On his MSNBC show, Jonathan Capehart highlights a Canadian newspaper headline about the possibility of Canada intervening in the US if Trumpism wins and the US is seen as "hurtling toward possible violence and autocracy." And guest Fiona Hill describes Canadian concerns that many Americans will try to cross the border into Canada as "refugees" in 2024.

On her MSNBC show on Saturday, Tiffany Cross claimed that "despite everything this country has done to people who look like you and me," she and Malcolm Nance are "bigger patriots" than Tucker Carlson and Ted Cruz, whom she described as "half-witted."

One of the major rules of politics is don’t compare anything to the Holocaust because you look like a fool. And that’s exactly what MSNBC’s far-left “historian” Douglas Brinkley did during Thursday’s January 6 festivities on Craig Melvin Reports. And not only did he compare the riot at the Capitol to the systematic killing of 6 million Jews, but he also declared America in a “neo-…

On the occasion of the approaching anniversary of the January 6th Capitol riot, MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart gets verklempt on his MSNBC show as he agonized over the alleged threat to American democracy posed by Donald Trump and his supporters.

Tiffany Cross was sipping a New Year's champagne cocktail on her MSNBC show this morning. Perhaps Cross could have used it to wash down a Prozac. Or two. Because the news she was getting from her panel about the 2022 elections was decidedly depressing for liberals like her: Joe Biden is dragging down Democrat candidates across the country. One panelist depicted Biden as an "albatross" on the…

On Tiffany Cross's MSNBC show, she scoffed at the idea that there's a War on Christmas. A bit later Guardian columnist Michael Harriot says: "I'm always having the woke Christmas. So, you know, I'm always hating on Christmas, and telling everybody that Kwaanza is a better holiday than Christmas. So that's my favorite thing to do, just hating on Christmas."  A meme is then displayed, reading: "…

On Tiffany Cross's MSNBC show, Elie Mystal, commenting on the Kim Potter trial, rejects as phony Potter's tears during her testimony. He characterizes it as: "You are a racist. You killed somebody. And then it's like [adopts crying voice], oh, I'm very sorry that I hate Negroes so much." Mystal ends his comments by saying: "So there are people I guess who are fooled to buy this stuff. Not me,…