Other MSNBC

On Katie Phang's MSNBC show, the lead lawyer for Dominion Votiing Systeme echoes the claim by the company's CEO that the gigantic, $788 million settlement from Fox News was "bittersweet."

MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell teamed up with Politico White House correspondent Eugene Daniels to reduce the integrity of women’s sports to GOP “red meat” with Daniels taking it a step further, accusing Republicans of villainizing people and implying such bills lead to suicides.

Occasionally, the cast of MSNBC will view themselves as qualified to opine on what is and is not conservative and Tuesday’s Chris Jansing Reports was one such occasion. Not only did nominal Republican Tara Setmayer declare Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s fight with Disney to be “petulant” and “not conservative,” but also “un-American.”

Just when you think MSNBC cannot go any lower with their vile racist attacks against Republicans and conservatives, they manage to prove us wrong. On MSNBC's The Saturday Show with Jonathan Capehart, former Republican, and current advisor of the pedophile appeasing Lincoln Project Tara Setmayer smeared South Carolina Republican Senator Tim Scott over his video announcement that he was…

In one segment, focused on court rulings related to abortion pills, MSNBC host Katie Phang described restrictions on abortion as a "war on women." Later, teasing a subsequent segment on a new law in Florida limiting abortion, Phang approvingly quoted a woman who said "being pregnant in Florida is like a death sentence." But who dies in an abortion? Who is a target of war?

A Saturday MSNBC panel moderated by Velshi guest host, Voto Latino president and founder, and former Planned Parenthood board member, Maria Teresa Kumar sought to explain all the reasons why Republicans are terrible. For Kumar, one reason is that they seek to “restrict” voting by returning to “the pre-1960s.”

Washington Post associate editor and MSNBC host of The Saturday Show Jonathan Capehart opened proceedings by quoting the Declaration of Independence before lamenting it “rings hollow today” as Republicans pass pro-life laws.

Not long after making a vile, misogynistic tweet about Marjorie Taylor Greene's anatomy, Rick Wilson appears on Katie Phang's MSNBC show, and calls Fox News viewers the "great unwashed masses."

Appearing on Katie Phang's MSNBC show, Michael Cohen claims he doesn't feel "great at all" over Donald Trump's indictment. And Cohen calls MTG Marjorie 'Toilet' Greene.

The Thursday of edition of MSNBC’s Jose Diaz-Balart Reports included a wild claim that 348,000 students in the United States have experienced gun violence at school. The number is in itself misleading, but MSNBC would add another layer of misinformation by suggesting that number represents deaths.

MSNBC come up with a new reason to oppose pro-life laws on Wednesday’s Chris Jansing Reports: they make it more difficult for women to give birth.

During the inaugural episode of MSNBC’s Inside With Jen Psaki, the former Biden White House press secretary dedicated an entire segment on her otherwise bland show to mocking conservatives for their fight against the left’s woke ideology. She particularly focused in on a moment from an interview given by conservative author and commentator Bethany Mandel in which she had a brief brain…

Appearing on MSNBC's Velshi show, Washington Post investigative reporter Carol Leonnig says that Donald Trump's post calling on his supporters, in the context of his possibly imminent arrest, to "protest. Take back our nation," amounts to telling them that: "jack-booted thugs are coming for him Tuesday, and people will have to stop this from happening." 

On her MSNBC show, Katie Phang, and MSNBC legal analysts Glenn Kirschner and Charles Coleman all opine that Donald Trump's message calling on supporters to "protest, take back the nation" could result in additional criminal charges against him. They ignore that as a senator, Kamala Harris gave a speech entitled, "Taking Back Our Country." She used the phrase at least six times.