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July 21: CBS reporter blames PTSD on MAGA crowd at Trump shooting.

On MSNBC's The Weekend, interviewing the authors of a book about the 2024 election, co-host Eugene Daniels suggests that Trump's victory was in some way inevitable, and asks, "Have we just underestimated Donald Trump's popularity with the American people?"

On MSNBC's The Weekend, co-host Eugene Daniels wonders what slave-owning Founding Fathers would think of two African-Americans--Jonathan Capehart and himself--hosting the show. The panel condemns Trump for saying he hates the Democrats, ignoring the torrent of invective that Democrats daily direct at Trump. The panel decries the decline in patriotism in younger generations, ignoring…

MSNBC The Weekend co-host Jonathan Capehart denounces the Trump administration for keeping people "in cages" at Alligator Alcatraz, ignoring that Obama/Biden did the same thing to children, and Biden defended it. Co-host Eugene Daniels falsely claims that Trump "talks openly about revoking citizenship for people he just doesn't like."

On MSNBC's The Weekend, George Conway, co-founder of the disgraced Lincoln Project, says that we should condemn political violence "even if" Donald Trump is the target. He immediately pivots to condemning Trump for not attending the funeral of Former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman. MSNBC commentator Joyce Vance admits that Trump "might not have been welcome" at the funeral, but blames…

MSNBC’s Jonathan Capehart and Eugene Daniels welcomed Slate’s Mark Joseph Stern to Saturday’s installment of The Weekend to react to the Supreme Court upholding Tennessee’s law that bans so-called “gender-affirming care” for minors earlier in the week. As Stern would tell it, the Court refuses to block “bigoted” laws that are necessary for people to live.

On MSNBC's The Weekend, a lawyer for Kilmar Abrego Garcia, aka "Maryland Man," says that the legal team is "not defending his character," and admits that the car he was driving when stopped by the Tennessee Highway Patrol was owned by a felon convicted of smuggling illegal aliens into the US.

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From the White House Correspondents Dinner to 60 Minutes, reporters spent the weekend claiming they're not an opposition party, they're just "independent" people who search for the "truth," doing "honest journalism." Fact check: False.

Incoming MSNBC host and former Politico reporter Eugene Daniels used his various sets of remarks throughout Saturday’s White House Correspondents Dinner to predictably and nauseatingly extol the supposed virtues of the First Amendment....which White House reporters behave as though it only applies to them.

The liberal media is mega-mad at "MAGA media" in the White House. Politico’s Ian Ward profiled these invaders under the headline “Meet the 8 MAGA Outlets Disrupting the White House Briefing Room.” Then came CNN’s Donie O’Sullivan, who loves to wade into MAGA crowds trying to find the dumbest-sounding Trump supporter. In this case, he went looking for the dumbest-sounding White House reporter…

Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg, the host of Washington Week with The Atlantic, tax-funded PBS’s weekly political roundtable show, recently made news himself when he revealed he had been privy to a national security text thread from the Trump White House discussing war plans. Goldberg took full advantage of the Trump team’s misstep, wielding the March 28 episode as…

NBC’s Seth Meyers welcomed one of his Late Night writers, Amber Ruffin, to join him on Monday’s show to attack the White House Correspondents Association for canceling Ruffin’s comedy routine at this year’s dinner. Ruffin made the mistake of saying the quiet part out loud when she claimed she would not use the occasion to roast all sides because the Trump Administration is similar to…