Appearing on this weekend's edition of the Chris Matthews show, Washington Post reporter Nia-Malika Henderson said that if Republican-friendly Super PACs and Fox News "hint at that sort of [racial] language" against President Obama, there will be a "blowback" among independents and women.
Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough skirmishes with senior Obama adviser David Axelrod over national security leaks coming from the White House.
On Morning Joe, commenting on his latest food prohibition, Mika Brzezinski declares her love for NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and expresses support for a third term for him, illegal under NYC's constitution. She calls those who support a "don't tread on me" libertarianism to be "idiots."
Subbing for Ed Schultz on his MSNBC show, Michael Eric Dyson suggests that James Holmes would have attracted the attention of the authorities earlier had he been "a Muslim, or another minority."
On Al Sharpton's MSNBC show, Dem senate candidate Elizabeth Warren attempts to refute the charge that she is anti-business by mentioning various people she knows who started small businesses.
On Morning Joe, Chuck Todd, discussing President Obama's "you didn't build that" remarks, says that half this country supports collectivism.
On Al Sharpton's MSNBC show, MSNBC contributor Richard Wolffe says he "might get into trouble" for saying that President George W. Bush has done a dignifed job of staying out of the limelight since leaving office. Earlier, Chris Matthews counsels President Obama to explain his accomplishments to the American people "as if he were talking to a two-year old."
On Morning Joe, Donny Deutsch claims that though Michael Bloomberg is rich, he is, unlike Mitt Romney, a "man of the people."
On Al Sharpton's MSNBC show, MSNBC analyst Richard Wolffe says that though Mitt Romney has not done anything illegal, because he invested overseas and sought to reduce his tax burden, there is a "moral question" surrounding him, similar to the questions surrounding John Edwards. Wolffe says that Edwards affair and child out of wedlock were similarly not illegal, but were reprehensible and made…
On Morning Joe, Katty Kay, the anchor of BBC World News America, says Europeans favor President Obama to win re-election because among other things he is "more in line with European social-democratic values."
