On his MSNBC show, Cenk Uygur touts a study finding that the portion of the brain dealing with nuance is larger in liberals, and the part detecting fear is larger in conservatives. Uygur says this explains why conservatives tend to "campaign on fear."
On Cenk Uygur's MSNBC show, Bernie Sanders, independent socialist senator from Vermont, claims that rich Americans "have not contributed one nickel to deficit reduction."
On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski laughs hysterically in response to a Letterman clip including footage of Dick Cheney fighting for breath.
On his MSNBC show, Cenk Uygur argues that marijuana should be decriminalized since 74 years after it was made illegal, people continue to smoke it.
A guest on Rachel Maddow's MSNBC show blames shows like The A-List for undermining Americans' trust in government.
On Morning Joe, Tina Brown says the Obama admin is reluctant to speak of "regime change" because that phrase "has been taken by the big, greasy paws of Dick Cheney."
On his MSNBC show, Ed Schultz accuses Republicans who oppose President Obama's Libya policy of being unpatriotic.
Reporting from Libya, NBC's Jim Maceda says Gaddafi is likely "feeling a lot better" after President Obama's speech on Libya because he didn't call for regime change.
On Meet The Press, when Defense Secretary Bob Gates says Libya is not a vital interest of the United States, Hillary Clinton interrupts him and gives a more forceful defense of US intervention.