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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 Matthews cited wife of his high school band mate to explain “why Hillary likes to clap”

11/09/07 7:37 PM EST
MSNBC called Robertson and Giuliani “both strong supporters of Israel,” but omitted past relevant statements by Robertson

11/08/07 8:13 PM EST
Olbermann named Hume “Worst Person” for omitting pertinent information in his report on Iraqi refugees

11/08/07 6:23 PM EST
Media outlets falsely claim Bill Clinton attacked Democrats in recent speech

11/07/07 10:25 PM EST
Media reported on complaints about Clinton archives without noting concerns surrounding Giuliani's papers

11/07/07 7:34 PM EST
MSNBC's Matthews still obsessed with Clinton's “Chinese” clapping

11/07/07 7:05 PM EST
Announcing Robertson's endorsement of Giuliani, MSNBC failed to note Robertson's numerous controversial remarks

11/07/07 6:24 PM EST
Matthews said, “It's not my job to sell anybody” -- then hailed Giuliani as “a tough, kick-butt policeman”

11/07/07 4:18 PM EST
Chris Matthews claimed, “Deceit is what drives me crazy,” but what about Giuliani's “deceit”?

11/07/07 3:41 PM EST
Matthews and National Journal's Douglass on Clinton's “anti-male thing”

11/02/07 5:53 PM EDT
Olbermann named Kondracke “Worst Person” “winner” for waterboarding comments; Gibson “runner-up”

11/01/07 3:29 PM EDT
MSNBC commentators hyped presidential debate “fight night” as “last chance” for Dem candidates

11/01/07 3:22 PM EDT