David Shuster shouts at Charmaine Yoest, President of Americans United for Life, during a segment discussing the controversy over the planned airing of a pro-life ad during the Super Bowl based on Tim Tebow's family story.
On The Factor, liberal congressman Dennis Kucinich tells Bill O'Reilly that his celebration of Fox News' success over its liberal rivals will lead to renewed calls for reinstating the Fairness Doctrine.
Howard Dean claims the Mass. vote proves voters want an even more liberal Obamacare bill, and he and Chris Matthews trade charges of craziness.
Keith Olbermann tries to chalk up Mass. Senate election result to racism.
In a Special Comment of January 18th, Keith Olbermann unleashed on Scott Brown, calling him "an irresponsible, homophobic, racist, reactionary, ex-nude model, teabagging supporter of violence against woman and against politicians with whom he disagrees."
On Morning Joe of January 19, Joe Scarborough fires back, calling Olbermann's tirade "sad and pathetic."
Ed Schultz, trying to scare Mass. voters, mentions Dick Cheney at least six times in an attempt to tie him to Scott Brown.
On Morning Joe, Chris Matthews makes a point of mentioning Republican Scott Brown is a Protestant and Dem Martha Coakley a Catholic.
Joe Scarborough expresses serious doubts as to whether he's still a Republican.
Joe Scarborough says that not only does he prefer Conan O'Brien to Leno, he prefers his dog, who's really funny.
After invoking "syphilis" to slur Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck a few months ago, Keith Olbermann spoke of "gonorrhea" to attack Tucker Carlson tonight.
