On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough defends voter ID laws, saying most Americans don't think it's racist to require photo ID to vote. He tries to persuade a reluctant Mike Allen of Politico.
During a townhall at Binghamton University, President Obama warns against "eating your corn seed," thus trampling the metaphor "like eating your seed corn." He also claims that "we don't have an urgent deficit crisis."
On MSNBC, Chris Matthews questions the length of Bradley Manning's prison sentence, calling Manning "a frail guy who doesn't look threatening to anyone.
On today's Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough condemns Republicans who "support[ed] George Zimmerman before they even knew the facts of the case." Scarborough then added: "you know, I got out early, said some things about George Zimmerman myself. I wouldn't have said, perhaps. I got overly emotional. I'm not in office. If I were in office I would have apologized."Scarborough didn't explain the "some…
MSNBC's "Way Too Early" displays a tweet from a viewer using an unexpurgated f-bomb.
Kathleen Parker appears on Morning Joe to discuss her column suggesting that Hillary Clinton run for president on the narrative that she can "save the world."
On her MSNBC show, Andrea Mitchell and Robert Gibbs agree that the planned NBC miniseries about Hillary Clinton is "a bad idea."
On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski announces that she will participate in an upcoming pay protest by fast-food workers in Detroit. Joe Scarborough attempts to explain Econ 101 to her and says he'll be on the sidelines of the protest with a bullhorn.
On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough alludes to conservative bloggers as "very stupid people" in their mama's basement "writing really stupid things about me."
On Morning Joe, after Mika Brzezinski says she doesn't disagree with RNC Chairman Reince Preibus decision to not cooperate with NBC or CNN if they proceed with their biopic plans, Joe Scarborough adds "you said off the air, Mika, it was as if they were trying to climb up something of the entire Clinton organization."
