Morning Joe

As people look forward to upcoming summer concerts, so do entertainers for a moment to take a jab at President Trump. On Thursday morning, MSNBC’s Morning Joe invited former White House Director of Communications for President Obama, Jennifer Palmieri, to share how Bruce Springsteen is paving the way to “surviving” Trump’s second term.

Morning Joe regular Pablo Torre, a Harvard alum who comments on sports and politics, denies that Harvard is a "hotbed of liberalism." His one bit of evidence in support of his claim is that the basic economics course at Harvard USED to be taught by an economic adviser to President Reagan. Torre ignores studies like the 2022 one revealing that "more than 80 percent of Harvard faculty…

In a segment on how the Democrats can find a path back to power, the Morning Joe panel doesn't dare to mention even one specific issue on which the Dems need to back off their hard-left positions.

On Monday's Morning Joe, reacting to the recent round of Russian attacks on Ukraine, and on Trump's critical comments about Putin, Weiss said: "I think the most generous interpretation we can make is that Donald Trump genuinely believes that the force of his own personality, and I suppose his charisma and his intellect, could bend Putin to his will." Weiss went on to say that Putin's…

On Wednesday's Morning Joe, NBC News national affairs analyst John Heilemann made a rare admission that Hollywood and the "mainstream media" are "largely left of center" as he countered his colleague Anand Giridharadas claiming that Democrats have not been active enough in the "cultural process" to counter President Donald Trump.

On Morning Joe, Jonathan Lemire chuckles as he mentions the claim by the Trump administration, in explaining its decision to revoke Harvard's right to enroll foreign students, that Harvard is "coordinating with the Chinese Communist Party." Lemire needs to read the letter to Harvard from the House Select Committee on the CCP, which describes: Harvard’s repeated training of members of the…

In Tuesday’s episode of MK Media’s Next Up, 2WayApp founder and longtime political journalist Mark Halperin pressed friend and former colleague, MSNBC’s Morning Joe co-host Joe Scarborough, on the latter’s infamous March 6, 2024 comments declaring the then-current version of President Joe Biden was the “best Biden ever” and “f-you if you can’t handle the truth.” NewsBusters…

In a Morning Joe segment with Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson about their book, Original Sin, on the cover-up of Biden's decline, Joe Scarborough finally admits, "I was obviously wrong" in claiming in March 2024 that this was the "best Biden ever," and "f-you if you can't handle the truth."

On Morning Joe, Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, a senior fellow at the leftist Center for American Progress, and an oncologist who was appointed by Presidents Obama and Biden to  advisory boards, says it would be "very troubling" if Biden's doctors administered a PSA prostate test, found elevated levels, and didn't report it to the public. Given that the cancer has metastasized, Emanuel says it is…

The cast of MSNBC’s Morning Joe welcomed The Age of Grievance author Frank Bruni to their Thursday show to discuss his book that argues that the far-left and the far-right share several common traits, including their desire to portray themselves as the main victims in society. Another common trait Bruni has assigned to both sides is an opposition to free speech, although one…

On Morning Joe, MSNBC commentator and Washington Post editor David Ignatius offers guarded praise for Trump's olive branch diplomacy with Iran, saying that Trump has "big ideas for change." Joe Scarborough suggested that because of the "chaos" surrounding Trump in his first term, he didn't get the credit he deserved for the Abraham Accords and Project Warp Speed.

On Morning Joe, describing President Trump's "amazing agenda" of diplomatic peace efforts around the world, MSNBC analyst David Ignatius of the Washington Post says there's "something to" the notion that Trump could win the Nobel Peace Prize, noting that Trump's initiatives have been "generally positive."

Morning Joe devoted a segment on Thursday to supporting taxpayer funding of PBS, with a series of softball questions for PBS CEO Paula Kerger.

On this week's "Press Club" podcast from Mediaite, MSNBC Morning Joe co-host Jon Lemire was quizzed on the "chaos" of Trump's first 100 days in office. But the amazing part came in discussing Biden's mental decline. Mediaite editor Aidan McLaughlin somehow didn't remember that Morning Joe Scarborough beclowned himself with his "Best Biden Ever" speech!