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While recapping the Supreme Court hearing Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization oral arguments on Wednesday, an unhinged MSNBC panel that consisted of anchor Jose Diaz-Balart and three left-wing legal analysts lost their minds over the abortion case. The group took the outrage meter well beyond ten as pro-life laws were compared to segregation and conservative justices were…

Jose Diaz-Balart used his Tuesday show on MSNBC to urge the Supreme Court to consider non-legal reasons in a case presents a direct challenge to Roe v. Wade. To add credence to such claims, Diaz-Balart and correspondent Jake Ward argued that "science" supports abortion, although their definition of science left much to be desired.

Yeah, that's the problem: the MSM has gone too easy on Kyle Rittenhouse! Incredibly, Brittany Packnett Cunningham claimed exactly that this morning on Tiffany Cross's MSNBC show, where's Cunningham's a frequent guest. Of all outlets, Cunningham amazingly singled out the New York Times as taking it too easy on Rittenhouse. Yeah, that dastardly, conservative-controlled, Gray Lady!

Tiffany Cross used her Saturday show on MSNBC to accuse the Republican Party of supporting a "a system of white supremacy" and with self-proclaimed journalist Errin Haines, said there was no difference between political and racial divisions, essentially declaring conservatism is, by definition, racist and criticized journalists for not being willing to see it as such.

MSNBC anchor Jose Diaz-Balart and NBC News Now host Tom Llamas probably thought they were simply highlighting the plight of Latino servicemembers on Veterans Day, but what they ended up doing was accusing the military of racism with little to no supporting evidence.

Appearing as a guest on MSNBC's The Sunday Show, NBC News presidential historian Michael Beschloss charged that Virginia Republican governor-elect Glenn Youngkin "played the race card" to get elected, and was "perfectly happy to connect with Virginia's horrible, violent, ugly history, which is centuries of slavery, white supremacy politics."

On Saturday morning's The Cross Connection, MSNBC viewers got a triple helping of racist comments as frequent guests Roland Martin and Elie Mystal took aim at whites. After Mystal claimed in the show's first hour that blue collar whites only care about "using their guns on black people and getting away with it," Martin in the second hour declared that he was "sick of white men" like…

On his Saturday show on MSNBC, Ali Velshi was utterly confused by Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger's claim that Stacey Abrams' stolen election conspiracy theories are no different than Donald Trump's. After all, voter suppression, unlike fraud, is a legitimate concern.

On Tiffany Cross's MSNBC show, Elie Mystal of The Nation says: "The Democrats' theory of the case is, is that the white non-college-educated voter cares about things like kitchen-table issues, like infrastructure. and pipes and how many gallons of milk you can put on the table. I contend that what they care about is using their guns on black people and getting away with it. That’s what they…

On her Twitter bio, NBC's Jane Timm describes herself as a "Senior reporter telling stories about voting rights." With such an activist description of herself, it was fitting that she joined Hallie Jackson Reports on MSNBC on Friday to question if corporations care about "voting rights." After all they are still giving money to Republicans.

MSNBC was in a panic Monday after they discovered that companies in the firearms industry made novelty AR-15 parts featuring the anti-President Biden slogan “Let’s Go Brandon” adoring them. It also proved to be another demonstration of just how little the liberal media understood about firearms and gun laws, as they claimed the parts represented clear and present “threats” to the President.…

The media are desperately trying to salvage Democrat Terry McAuliffe’s chances in Virginia’s governor's race, after his alarming comments about parents and education have cost him in the very tight election. 

Pro tip for the pro-abortion crowd. When discussing the subject, don't make analogies to ax murders. Because if you do, most people will likely think of what happens to the unborn babies whose lives are taken. Failed NYC mayoral candidate Maya Wiley nevertheless went that route, appearing on Jonathan Capehart's MSNBC show Sunday morning.

MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle finally acknowledged on Tuesday the controversy in Loudoun County, Virginia, where the school board stands accused of covering up a bathroom rape in order to protect its transgender bathroom policy. Unfortunately, what started out as a decent enough segment with correspondent Catie Beck soon degenerated into Ruhle wondering why these "culture wars" even matter because…