On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough criticizes the St. Louis Rams players and the congressmen making the "hands-up, don't shoot" gesture.
On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough rips media "cowards," including people at his own network, who have spewed "BS" about the Ferguson, MO situation, leading St. Louis Rams players to enter the field in their game of November 30 making the "hands-up, don't shoot" gesture.
MarkF | November 26, 2014 On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski says internet service providers "shouldn't be charging" for wifi in airports or during flights.
MarkF | November 25, 2014 On Morning Joe, describing the White House's micromanagement of the Pentagon and the way that former SecDef's Gates and Panetta had "lambaste[d]" it, NBC Pentagon correspondent JIm Miklaszewski says "there's something amiss here." Joe Scarborough says "boy, that's damning."
MarkF | November 24, 2014 On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough seeks to contrast the shooting of Michael Brown with that of Trayvon Martin. In the former case, Scarborough says "we don't have the evidence," whereas in the Martin case, "you had a guy chase a guy around a neighborhood and shoot him because he was black."
MarkF | November 22, 2014 On MSNBC's Up with Steve Kornacki, MSNBC-regular and former Virginia Dem congressional candidate Ball describes Jim Webb, who recently formed a presidential exploratory committee, as "authentic" and someone who "cares about issues." Ball said that represents a "stark contrast from the very carefully packaged and branded Clinton image."
MarkF | November 20, 2014 On Morning Joe, after a clip is played of President Obama in 2013 saying that he would be ignoring the law were he to use an executive order to grant amnesty to illegal immigrants, Al Hunt says "I don't agree with his analysis back then. I think he's on pretty solid legal ground."
MarkF | November 19, 2014 On Alex Wagner's MSNBC show, Josh Barro of the New York Times says that health insurance is "weirdly complicated" and that the free market in it doesn't work very well. As a result, he argues that despite what conservatives think, people can be trusted to buy it like they would other products, that government must be highly involved, and we need people like Jonathan Gruber.
MarkF | November 15, 2014 On MSNBC's Up with Steve Kornacki, Howard Dean accuses Republicans of being "authoritarian people who fundamentally don't believe in democracy."
MarkF | November 12, 2014 On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski admits that the MSM "would be exploding" if Jonathan Gruber were a Republican, Gruber, an architect of Obamacare, accused the American people of "stupidity" and bragged about the lack of transparency in the legislative process
