MSNBC’s Martin Bashir alleged on Wednesday that Republicans have been using the IRS scandal as a racial dog whistle against President Obama, akin to directing the n-word at the president. “Despite the complete lack of any evidence linking the president to the targeting of Tea Party groups, Republicans are using it as their latest […]
Another day, another piece of CNN gossip. For those not hanging on every twist and turn in the network’s reinvention, a quick recap: the “old” conventional wisdom that Erin Burnett would be moving from her 7 PM slot to join Chris Cuomo in the mornings, has given way to a new “other things might be […]
Is It Possible for Women to Think Like Men? Steve Harvey wants you to act like a lady and think like a man. Can a woman think like a man? Should she have to? Check out the interview for MSNBC radio. Lindsey Granger Reports for “The Intersection” on blis.fm
In a bizarre turn of events, MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell interviewed an empty chair on his program Monday night, after scheduled guest Craig Sonner reportedly fled from an MSNBC studio in Orlando just moments before the show began. Sonner represents George Zimmerman, the former neighborhood watchman who shot and killed 17-year-old Florida resident Trayvon Martin in February. His appearance on O'Donnell's program would have been just the latest in a string of high-profile media interviews over the past several days, as he's attempted to shift the narrative surrounding the case. In previous conversations, Sonner has continually insisted that the shooting was motivated not by race, but was instead a matter of self-defense -- though the attorney has declined to answer several questions about the specifics of his client's defense.
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Jeff Johnson, currently a commentator on the “Tom Joyner Morning Show,” has signed on with MSNBC as a contributor and TheGrio.com as a senior correspondent based in Washington, D.C., reports Media Bistro.
MSNBC’s Tamron Hall Uses Sister’s Murder to Speak Out Against Domestic Violence By Jeff Mays on Oct 14th 2010 6:30PM Filed under: News, Race and Civil Rights Comments (142) Email This The details surrounding the death of her sister are haunting. Renate, the sister of MSNBC “News Nation” host Tamron Hall, was found face down […]