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Florida has come out with their new curriculum guidelines for African-American history and MSNBC’s Ana Cabrera invited Vanderbilt Prof. Michael Eric Dyson on to her Thursday show to talk about how they allegedly are comparable to teaching that there were good things about the Holocaust.

MSNBC contributor Victoria DeFrancesco Soto is obsessed with worry over No Labels ruining the re-election chances of her beloved Joe Biden.

MSNBC’s Ali Velshi, best known for standing in front of a burning building and saying nothing “unruly” was going on, used his Saturday show to proclaim that his audience, unlike Fox’s, does not conspiracy theorists in it.

There’s an old idea that a lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has time to put its pants on and CNN proved just that this week as Chris Wallace sat down for an interview with Ronna McDaniel on Friday’s Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace?, but not before CNN deceptively edited their own interview in order to promote it and portray McDaniel as a conspiracy theorist.

MSNBC’s Chris Jansing welcomed author David Lipsky to her Friday show to promote his new book The Parrot and the Igloo: Climate and the Science of Denial and amid the usual lamentations about “deniers,” the duo appeared to blame the current state of the environment on Americans for not taking well to Jimmy Carter’s infamous 1977 sweater speech.

MSNBC’s Wednesday production meetings must have included the directive that FBI Director Christopher Wray was to be defended no matter what as he testified in front of the House Judiciary Committee because multiple network personalities suggested GOP concerns were really attacks on those who battle terrorism and child sex trafficking.

MSNBC’s tradition of having Republicans who fail to articulate Republican points of view continued on Tuesday’s Ana Cabrera Reports as former RNC chairman Michael Steele accused GOP Presidential candidate Sen. Tim Scott of playing to the “white male vote” for not affirming the company line that America is a racist country.

On Jonathan Capehart's Sunday Show on MSNBC, Al Sharpton suggests that Republicans opposed to affirmative action and reparations believe that blacks are "genetically inferior."

Guests on Jonathan Capehart's MSNBC show compete to see who can make the ugliest slur of Casey DeSantis, wife of Ron. Former Republican David Jolly calls her "America's Karen," and Lincoln Project member Tara Setmayer calls her "a Serena Waterford wannabe," a reference to the character from The Handmaid's Tale who has been described as "the cruel, fanatically religious wife of Fred Waterford,…

MSNBC PoliticsNation host Al Sharpton reacted on the “Trump court” striking down affirmative action on Thursday with, even by his standards, a long list of absurdities. Sharpton would claim the move was akin to “sticking a dagger in our back,” claimed his opponents believe black people are genetically inferior, and equated the decision with the arrest of Rosa Parks.

MSNBC analyst Glenn Kirschner suggests Donald Trump should be jailed during trial because of the "danger to the community" and "threat" he poses.

Gone are the days when questioning whether a judge in a Trump indictment case can be truly impartial is said to be unacceptable because the cast of MSNBC's Friday special coverage on the matter sounded the alarm whether Trump-appointed Judge Aileen Cannon can truly be fair and neutral given some of her previous rulings.

On her MSNBC show, Katie Phang enlists Mary Trump, niece of Donald, in her war against media coverage of Republicans. Mary says she is shocked that networks give Republicans equal time, and says it is a sign of a "deeply broken system" that Trump is permitted to run for president at all!

MSNBC’s Ali Velshi kicked off his first show of Pride Month on Saturday by not just condemning Republicans for doing things such as “taking medically-necessary health care away from children,” but gleefully reporting that such positions are unpopular. Unfortunately for Velshi, not only does popularity not equal rightness, it just so happens to be that it is his position that is unpopular.