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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 awarded Beck “Worst Person” for saying he “feel[s]” like asking first Muslim congressman to “prove to me that you are not working with our enemies”

11/16/06 2:23 PM EST
Olbermann named Savage “Worst Person” runner-up for declaring "[t]he radical homosexual agenda will not stop until religion is outlawed in this country"

11/15/06 12:48 PM EST
NBC's Reid, MSNBC's Carlson focused on Democratic “divisions” over leadership elections, ignored this year's second GOP leadership battle

11/14/06 7:42 PM EST
Matthews asked if Pelosi is “going to castrate Steny Hoyer” if he becomes majority leader

11/14/06 2:20 PM EST
Olbermann: Since Election Day, Countdown's ratings up, O'Reilly's are down

11/13/06 4:18 PM EST
Will media acknowledge they were too credulous in touting Rove's pre-election optimism?

11/09/06 8:10 PM EST
Matthews “going to miss” Republican incumbents who were “sent out to pasture” in midterm elections

11/09/06 1:40 PM EST
Matthews: "[S]ome men" say Sen. Clinton's voice sounds like “fingernails on a blackboard”

11/08/06 7:09 PM EST
Before midterms, media downplayed potential Dem gains in House and Senate, touting GOP's “formidable” and “stunning” get-out-the-vote campaign; will they revisit?

11/08/06 7:00 PM EST
Disregarding flat reversal, conflicting explanations, O'Donnell called Bush move to replace Rumsfeld “decisive”

11/08/06 5:56 PM EST
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

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 awarded Beck “Worst Person” for saying he “feel[s]” like asking first Muslim congressman to “prove to me that you are not working with our enemies”

Olbermann named Savage “Worst Person” runner-up for declaring "[t]he radical homosexual agenda will not stop until religion is outlawed in this country"

NBC's Reid, MSNBC's Carlson focused on Democratic “divisions” over leadership elections, ignored this year's second GOP leadership battle

Matthews asked if Pelosi is “going to castrate Steny Hoyer” if he becomes majority leader

Olbermann: Since Election Day, Countdown's ratings up, O'Reilly's are down

Will media acknowledge they were too credulous in touting Rove's pre-election optimism?

Matthews “going to miss” Republican incumbents who were “sent out to pasture” in midterm elections

Matthews: "[S]ome men" say Sen. Clinton's voice sounds like “fingernails on a blackboard”

Before midterms, media downplayed potential Dem gains in House and Senate, touting GOP's “formidable” and “stunning” get-out-the-vote campaign; will they revisit?

Disregarding flat reversal, conflicting explanations, O'Donnell called Bush move to replace Rumsfeld “decisive”

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”