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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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Olbermann crowned Bozell “Worst Person” runner-up for claiming NY Times is “rooting for the homosexual revolution”

07/14/06 11:55 AM EDT
On Hardball, The Hill's Stoddard accepted Novak's claim that CIA leak was “inadvertent”

07/13/06 6:53 PM EDT
Matthews praised ad attacking homosexuals, lesbians, feminists, and “aliens” as “tough” and “strong,” adding, “I'm going to remember this ad”

07/11/06 2:32 PM EDT
MSNBC's O'Donnell on Cindy Sheehan's hunger strike: “Isn't this really just more of a publicity stunt?”

07/06/06 7:19 PM EDT
Ignoring Bush's flip-flop on House bill, O'Donnell praised Bush's consistency on immigration

07/06/06 5:17 PM EDT
Olbermann wondered whether Coulter attacked Jayson Blair for plagiarism; she did

07/06/06 1:55 PM EDT
O'Donnell wrongly claimed people view Bush more favorably than Hillary Clinton

07/05/06 4:15 PM EDT
Matthews failed to challenge Wallace's claim that unless NY Times was “talking to terrorists,” they couldn't have known terrorists were already aware of U.S. finance-tracking

06/30/06 8:44 PM EDT
Olbermann named Melanie Morgan “Worst Person” for suggesting NY Times' Keller might deserve “gas chamber”

06/30/06 12:21 PM EDT
Frequent MSNBC guest Melanie Morgan: If NYT's Keller convicted of treason, “I would have no problem with him being sent to the gas chamber”

06/29/06 4:32 PM EDT
O'Reilly attributed MSNBC's ratings drop to “karma” and “bad guys [getting] theirs,” ignored sinking ratings for Fox News programs, including his own

06/28/06 7:28 PM EDT
Matthews left unchallenged King's false claim that NY Times is “acknowledging” Bush financial monitoring program is “legal”

06/28/06 1:33 PM EDT

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

Olbermann crowned Bozell “Worst Person” runner-up for claiming NY Times is “rooting for the homosexual revolution”

On Hardball, The Hill's Stoddard accepted Novak's claim that CIA leak was “inadvertent”

Matthews praised ad attacking homosexuals, lesbians, feminists, and “aliens” as “tough” and “strong,” adding, “I'm going to remember this ad”

MSNBC's O'Donnell on Cindy Sheehan's hunger strike: “Isn't this really just more of a publicity stunt?”

Ignoring Bush's flip-flop on House bill, O'Donnell praised Bush's consistency on immigration

Olbermann wondered whether Coulter attacked Jayson Blair for plagiarism; she did

O'Donnell wrongly claimed people view Bush more favorably than Hillary Clinton

Matthews failed to challenge Wallace's claim that unless NY Times was “talking to terrorists,” they couldn't have known terrorists were already aware of U.S. finance-tracking

Olbermann named Melanie Morgan “Worst Person” for suggesting NY Times' Keller might deserve “gas chamber”

Frequent MSNBC guest Melanie Morgan: If NYT's Keller convicted of treason, “I would have no problem with him being sent to the gas chamber”

O'Reilly attributed MSNBC's ratings drop to “karma” and “bad guys [getting] theirs,” ignored sinking ratings for Fox News programs, including his own

Matthews left unchallenged King's false claim that NY Times is “acknowledging” Bush financial monitoring program is “legal”