Thomas Homan may no longer be in charge of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, but that doesn’t mean he can’t pop up from time to time to remind everyone that he’s a heartless monster who couldn’t care less about the human cost incurred by children detained during his time in office.
Last night, MSNBC’s All In with Chris Hayes broadcast something that is almost unprecedented in our modern era: four left wing people on TV, speaking about politics. Whoa.
Just a month after MSNBC host Joy Reid was forced to apologize (for the second time) for homophobic posts surfacing from her now-defunct politics blog, she was forced to apologize again on Friday for a different set of offensive old posts, this time with her network’s immediate forgiveness.
I don’t know who sacrificed what to which cursed demonic entity, but the New York Times is reporting that Stormy Daniels lawyer Michael Avenatti and Scaramucci Post founder Anthony Scaramucci have been pitched as a talking-head duo to several television networks.
In yet another window into the lax standards MSNBC appears to have for its employees, the network gave one of its hosts, conservative commentator Hugh Hewitt, a slap on the wrist Wednesday even after he was found to have personally lobbied his friends at the Environmental Protection Agency to clean up a toxic waste…
As the old adage goes: This town’s only big enough for one elderly, bloviating racist to repeatedly make an ass of himself on TV. And since Rudy Giuliani has proven himself shockingly adept at screwing things up for Donald Trump again, and again, and again over the course of his short tenure on the president’s legal…
MSNBC host Joy Reid opened her Saturday morning news talk show with another apology of sorts over homophobic blog posts and tweets that have cast her into a critical public spotlight yet again this week.
MSNBC host Joy Reid’s claim this week that newly-surfaced homophobic posts on her old politics blog were the work of malicious hackers was bizarre enough, but the explanation Reid and her “cybersecurity expert” are spinning now feels even more outlandish.
Joy Reid is having a bad week! First, what appeared to be old, homophobic blog posts—even worse than the ones she apologized for last year—resurfaced. Then, her claim that “hackers” had fabricated the posts was met with deep skepticism. Now, the so-called “cybersecurity expert” Reid says she hired to investigate those…
MSNBC host Joy Reid is making national news—not for revving up her fans in the anti-Trump Resistance, but for homophobic remarks that have surfaced from her now-defunct blog and years-old tweets.
This morning, Bret Stephens, the New York Times opinion columnist who believes that climate change isn’t real and that anyone who isn’t a white man is a self-victimizing liar, appeared on MSNBC to discuss the Guardian’s recent report about Sean Hannity and his formerly secret $90 million real estate holdings. (Hannity …
Because we’ve been talking so much lately about Sinclair Broadcast Group meddling in the news programming of stations that it owns, it’s important to point out that Sinclair isn’t alone. Other corporations do this, too, to some extent.
Benjamin Wittes is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and the editor in chief of Lawfare, but he’s in the spotlight right now for being best mates with fired giant James Comey, and is thus being invited on television to talk about what’s going on with his pal.
Earlier tonight, you may have heard that Michael Avenatti, the lawyer for Stormy Daniels in her ongoing legal action against Donald Trump, had pictures of Trump’s hog.
A couple of weeks ago, Stacey Dash, an embarrassment, announced that, after a long and storied career of starring in a movie from 1995, serving as a Fox talking head, and of course becoming the mayor of Chicago (in the film Sharknado 4), she would be running for Congress. Dash, a Republican, is running in California’s…
On Wednesday night, Senator Kamala Harris went on MSNBC to talk about Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ attack on California’s laws shielding undocumented immigrants from the untrammeled threat of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
There were plenty of off-ramps available for both Sam Nunberg and the press in the early stages of the former Trump aide’s surreal and ultimately meaningless media merry-go-round yesterday. The signs of a meltdown were apparent, yet the rest of the Washington press corps began circling like vultures around wounded…
Sam Nunberg, who was an aide with Donald Trump’s presidential campaign before being fired, told The Washington Post on Monday that he would not comply with a subpoena to testify before a federal grand jury probing Russian interference in the 2016 election, preferring to face jail instead.
During a Monday afternoon interview on MSNBC, Sean Spicer said he’s well aware that he embarrassed himself and his family during his brief tenure at White House press secretary in Donald Trump’s administration.
In a 10-minute interview on MSNBC Tuesday evening, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer attempted to explain to a skeptical Rachel Maddow why his caucus didn’t bungle efforts to secure protections for DACA recipients by acceding to Republicans’ demands to reopen the federal government after only two and a half days…
