Nicholas Fondacaro
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Nicholas Fondacaro | February 9, 2016
MSNBC continued to push the narrative of Marco Rubio being the robotic GOP candidate on Tuesday, the day of the New Hampshire primary. During the network’s live coverage of the state’s primary, host Savannah Guthrie and Chuck Todd performed their rendition of 1980’s classic Mr. Roboto by the band Styx. “Domo arigato, Marco Roboto.” The hosts sang in unison. 
Nicholas Fondacaro | February 8, 2016
Chris Matthews was on Morning Joe Monday to share his precious insight into the New Hampshire primary coming up on Tuesday. As part of his segment he was asked about how he would historically categorize Marco Rubio’s seemingly embarrassing debate performance the Saturday prior. “I put it with Blade Runner.” Matthews said. Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski were very perplexed by Matthew’s…
Nicholas Fondacaro | February 5, 2016
Joe Scarborough held a fiesta on Friday’s Morning Joe and Senator Marco Rubio was their piñata. The host let his panelist take several good hits on the presidential candidate on the topic of his alleged inexperience. “So after the campaign had all day to figure out what his big accomplishment was, what was his big accomplishment? What did he come up with on the list?” 
Nicholas Fondacaro | February 4, 2016
“What's so ironic is that the two candidates that have been around the longest, are the most versed on both sides, know issue by issue, could go toe to toe with anybody longer are Hillary Clinton on the Democratic side and Jeb Bush on the Republican side” Scarborough then turned his sights to a pair of GOP candidates he is known to have disdain for. “You look at the two people whose campaigns…
Nicholas Fondacaro | February 4, 2016
If you’re a Hillary Clinton fan Thursday’s Morning Joe could help you get your fix of the presidential candidate. Joe Scarborough brought on Joe Klein to talk about his new pro-Hillary piece in Time magazine. Klein’s kind words about Hillary allowed Scarborough to reminisce about his days in congress and what he thought about the then First Lady. “I looked at the First Lady under siege and she…
Nicholas Fondacaro | February 3, 2016
The panelists on Morning Joe got a chance to ask questions of presidential candidate Bernie Sanders on Wednesday, after his strong showing in the Iowa Caucus. The panelists asked fair questions of the candidate such as how he plans to draw in older voters. But Mika Brzezinski, a known Hillary Clinton supporter, couldn’t help but grill Sanders with Hillary’s talking points about his campaign:
Nicholas Fondacaro | February 1, 2016
Iowa is known for having voters make last minute decisions on caucus day. Andrea Mitchell kept audiences on the edge of their seats while chronicling this internal conflict in one Democrat sophomore college student, Gabe Schabilion. Well the wait is finally over! Gabe announced his final decision on Monday afternoon: “I’ll actually be caucusing for Hillary.”
Nicholas Fondacaro | February 1, 2016
It only took the State Department to withhold 22 of Hillary Clinton’s emails for the media to report “about how advanced this investigation is” admitted Joe Scarborough on Monday’s Morning Joe. “Is it safe to talk about it now?” Scarborough recalled, referring to a conversation he had with a network executive. Scarborough bragged that on Friday morning, before the news broke, they knew something…
Nicholas Fondacaro | January 29, 2016
MSNBC may have let the cat out of the bag on Friday morning’s episode of Morning Joe. The liberal media wants Donald Trump to be the GOP nominee, and will hail his skill at manipulating them.  Joe Scarborough admitted that the way the media covers Trump is way over the top. “We were going over homework and we turned on the TV and I'm glad I did. It was Trump's plane landing in Des Moines. And I…
Nicholas Fondacaro | January 27, 2016
Joe Scarborough was rip roaring mad Wednesday morning about Fox News’ press release regarding Donald Trump refusing to attend the next debate. Scarborough believed that Fox News and Megyn Kelly had been bias and unfair to Trump in past debates, and would not subject himself to questioning from the network: “I would rather set myself on fire. I would rather jump off a cliff.”