On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski describes a White House event on equal pay for women as being like a "church revival," saying that when President Obama spoke, "you'd hear like 'okay,' clapping, almost like 'praise Jesus.'"
In a 12-minute segment lavishly lauding David Letterman on the occasion of his announcement of his future retirement, and twice equating his importance with that of the Beatles, the Morning Joe panel never makes mention of the liberal slant that Letterman brought to the Late Show.
On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski mentions "Meet The Press" by name eight times in one segment, in a transparent attempt to promote the failing Sunday show.
On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough grills New York Senator Chuck Schumer over whether he agrees with Harry Reid's accusation that the Kock brothers are "un-American." Schumer tries to skate away, but eventually says that the Koch brothers "actions," in running their TV ads, are "un-American."
Rahm Emanuel repeatedly insults Chuck Todd on the MSNBC show that the latter hosts.
Morning Joe devotes the first hour-and-forty-three minutes of its show to speculation about MH-370. Madeline Albright eventually comes on and suggests that the situation with Russia is the much more important story.
In a promot for his MSNBC show, Chris Hayes says that he's there "to do politics, not talk about it."
On Morning Joe, NBC political director Chuck Todd mocks Dem spin over their loss of the special election this week in Florida's 13th congressional district.
On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski describes how 25 years ago, the son of the President of Lebanon took her "hostage" in the south of France, taking her to porn flicks and buying her bikinis with only one piece. She also tells Joe Scarborough that he should take her to the south of France and perhaps take her shopping.
On Morning Joe, Mike Barnicle calls Sarah Palin a "moron," and Mika Brzezinski later calls her a "multi-million dollar moron."
