NBC's Matt Lauer invited on author and new Sarah Palin stalker/neighbor Joe McGinniss to defend his moving in next to the Palin residence in Wasilla, Alaska, on Tuesday's Today show, and the author had the audacity to play the victim as he compared the former Alaskan governor's actions to that of a Nazi.
NBC's Matt Lauer invited on author and new Sarah Palin stalker/neighbor Joe McGinniss to defend his moving in next to the Palin residence in Wasilla, Alaska, on Tuesday's Today show, and the author had the audacity to play the victim as he compared the former Alaskan governor's actions to that of a Nazi.
Chris Matthews seemed a tad bit concerned about his man Barack Obama, on the May 20 Hardball, as the MSNBC host feared that the President was "too cool for his nasty, heated" enemies like Rush Limbaugh.
Both Chris Matthews and Chuck Todd were taken aback by Barack Obama delivering a "personal connection moment" in today's press conference when he told reporters that his daughter Malia asked him: "Did you plug the hole yet, daddy?" Of the anecdote Matthews, on Thursday's Hardball, declared he delivered "personally there, in a way he rarely does."
On Wednesday's Today show, Telemundo's Maria Celeste Arraras told the story of a South Florida family that has been separated by immigration laws in a segment obviously meant to put the plight of the illegal immigrant in the most sympathetic light.
NBC's Ann Curry, on Tuesday's Today show, accidentally barges in on Al Roker during a kitchen segment.
Chris Matthews seemed a tad bit concerned about his man Barack Obama, on Thursday's Hardball, as the MSNBC host feared that the President was "too cool for his nasty, heated" enemies like Rush Limbaugh.
During a segment where the Today cast celebrated the fifth anniversary of YouTube, Meredith Vieira, on Monday's show, threw an unexpected cheap shot at former Senator George Allen's way. Noting how YouTube has launched careers of those like Justin Beiber, Vieira -- right before a clip of Allen making his "macaca" quip -- went on to dig that it has also "sunk them."
Conservative talk radio host Laura Ingraham goes one-on-one with NBC's Meredith Vieira on Wednesday's Today show over Elena Kagan.
Chris Matthews simply can't get Dick Cheney out of his mind. On Tuesday's Hardball, the MSNBC host once again attempted to pin the blame of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico on the former vice president, as he sinisterly questioned "What role did Dick Cheney play in all of this?"