Discussing Hillary's bloopers during her African trip, Tina Brown, on Morning Joe, says Hillary's "feeling fat" and needs to "get back in the gym."
On today's Morning Joe, host Joe Scarborough was surprised to hear from Mark Halperin and Mika Brzezinski that most people in the MSM don't admit that the press is biased, and to the contrary see themselves as "right down the middle."
Promo for "theGrio," a part of NBC News that it describes as "the African-American perspective on news."
On Hardball, AJC columnist Cynthia Tucker claims that "45-65%" of the people at town halls protesting against ObamaCare are motivated by racism.
On Fox News Watch, Dem pundit Kirsten Powers alleges that Sgt. Crowley "lured" and "tricked" Prof. Gates into coming outside his house so he could arrest him.
On Morning Joe, Andrea Mitchell suggests that people with health care insurance who oppose Pres. Obama's health care plans "may not know what's good for them."
After James Crowley did a good job at his post-beer press conference, a condescending Chris Matthews--apparently surprised that a mere policeman could handle himself well in such a situation--said "I think we've got our Susan Boyle here."
On MSNBC, Donny Deutsch asks a black professor to give him an example of racism he's personally encountered since "as liberal as I am" he still hasn't walked in the other person's shoes.
Chatting with Willie Geist on his Way Too Early Show, Brian Williams joked about his vast staff of servants, and taking meth to get going in the morning.
Subbing for Keith Olbermann on Countdown, Howard Dean takes some not-so-subtle swipes at Pres. Obama over health care.
