On Morning Joe, Dem congressman Anthony Wiener refuses to apologize for his recent tirade on the House floor, and claims that "people at Fox News make millions acting angry when they're not."
On Fox News Watch, Jim Pinkerton challenges Washington Post Washington Post executive editor Marcus Brauchli to answer the questions about Journolist, created by Post writer Ezra Klein, that Brent Bozell posed in an open letter.
On The Early Show, co-anchor Erica Hill describes the Chelsea Clinton's nuptials as "America's royal wedding" while in the studio co-host Chris Wragge promised to get back to the wedding coverage after a couple news items "we have to address."
On his MSNBC show, Ed Schultz sees soup lines around the corner if those evil Republicans reclaim power. His solution to stave off disaster? The extension of unemployment benefits. . . . "endlessly."
On Morning Joe, Rick Stengel unveils new Time cover showing Afghan woman with nose and ears cut off as punishment for fleeing abusive family and husband, and makes case for staying in Afghanistan to preserve women's rights.
PBO explained to Barbara Walters that he chose to appear on The View because it's a show Michelle watches, whereas she's not interested in news shows.
On Hardball, Chris Matthews says that deporting illegal immigrants would be a "pogrom." He also abuses a Republican guest as a "B.S. artist" and says the AZ immigration law too dangerous to enforce because illegals would be under "moral pressure" to use violence.
n MSNBC this morning, NBC's chief Pentagon correspondent, Jim Miklaszewski stated that foreigners who might otherwise be inclined to provide information valuable to the United States in prosecuting the war on terror refuse to do so because "whatever we tell you is going to wind up on the front page of the New York Times."
On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski claims that if women had been in charge, the Wall Street meltdown "simply would not have happened." Tina Brown agrees, citing men's "phallic" tendencies.
On Hardball, Chris Matthews labels as 'Macaca 2.0' an incident in which a Republican candidate is heard on audio criticizing birthers.
