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MSNBC was launched in 1996 and has featured both conservative and progressive opinion shows.

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Hugh Hewitt used his MSNBC gig to praise efforts to weaken a law that his firm’s client is accused of violating

05/09/18 3:47 PM EDT
MSNBC's and CNN's focus on Romney's Trump op-ed shows how little the media has learned

01/02/19 3:23 PM EST
MSNBC helps Roger Stone sell books after previously banning him for his abusive behavior

05/08/18 2:31 PM EDT

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MSNBC's O'Donnell failed to identify Matalin as Allen campaign adviser, misrepresented recent polls

11/07/06 2:23 PM EST
Mitchell baselessly suggested misleading Republican “robocalls” are “the kind of procedure that both parties have used”

11/07/06 2:11 PM EST
MSNBC's O'Donnell cherry-picked polls that favor GOP

11/06/06 7:41 PM EST
Olbermann only MSNBC prime-time anchor absent from special election coverage

11/06/06 7:32 PM EST
MSNBC's Mitchell cherry-picked polls to claim “GOP gaining ground”; CNN's O'Brien ignored own polling to claim race is “tightening”

11/06/06 2:46 PM EST
MSNBC's Brewer: PA Senate race with Dem ahead by 13 points is “tight,” but TN Senate race with Republican ahead by 12 is “all but over”

11/05/06 4:53 PM EST
Matthews smeared Lamont; heaped praise on Santorum, Talent, and Kean; and pitched softballs to Card

11/04/06 11:07 AM EST
NBC's Lauer asked Card if he “question[s] the timing” of NY Times report on Internet posting of nuke information; MSNBC's O'Donnell wondered whether story “helps the administration”

11/03/06 9:15 PM EST
On MSNBC, Russert uncritically relayed Bush administration claim it “had nothing to do with timing” of Hussein verdict

11/03/06 7:16 PM EST
NPR's Liasson, Slate's Dickerson, Time's Cox all downplayed Haggard's significance

11/03/06 6:43 PM EST
MSNBC's Shuster made no distinction between true and misleading claims when discussing “five nastiest ads” run during election

11/03/06 3:55 PM EST
Tony Perkins: “liberals,” like (military volunteer) Kerry, “don't have an understanding” of why Americans “would volunteer”

11/03/06 12:48 PM EST

Featured

Hugh Hewitt used his MSNBC gig to praise efforts to weaken a law that his firm’s client is accused of violating

MSNBC's and CNN's focus on Romney's Trump op-ed shows how little the media has learned

MSNBC helps Roger Stone sell books after previously banning him for his abusive behavior

The Latest

MSNBC's O'Donnell failed to identify Matalin as Allen campaign adviser, misrepresented recent polls

Mitchell baselessly suggested misleading Republican “robocalls” are “the kind of procedure that both parties have used”

MSNBC's O'Donnell cherry-picked polls that favor GOP

Olbermann only MSNBC prime-time anchor absent from special election coverage

MSNBC's Mitchell cherry-picked polls to claim “GOP gaining ground”; CNN's O'Brien ignored own polling to claim race is “tightening”

MSNBC's Brewer: PA Senate race with Dem ahead by 13 points is “tight,” but TN Senate race with Republican ahead by 12 is “all but over”

Matthews smeared Lamont; heaped praise on Santorum, Talent, and Kean; and pitched softballs to Card

NBC's Lauer asked Card if he “question[s] the timing” of NY Times report on Internet posting of nuke information; MSNBC's O'Donnell wondered whether story “helps the administration”

On MSNBC, Russert uncritically relayed Bush administration claim it “had nothing to do with timing” of Hussein verdict

NPR's Liasson, Slate's Dickerson, Time's Cox all downplayed Haggard's significance

MSNBC's Shuster made no distinction between true and misleading claims when discussing “five nastiest ads” run during election

Tony Perkins: “liberals,” like (military volunteer) Kerry, “don't have an understanding” of why Americans “would volunteer”