A group for protestors opposed to the “not guilty” verdict for George Zimmerman enter a Plaza in Jacksonville for a march and rally. The event is part of 100 city rally created by the MSNBC host Al Sharpton’s National Action
For the second time since the jury cast its verdict in the George Zimmerman case, MoveOn.org has sent out a fundraising letter riding on the coattails of the tragic death of Trayvon Martin. Within a few hours of the verdict
As usual, Fox News continues to dominate both CNN and MSNBC; beating both left-wing networks combined, but post-Zimmerman on Wednesday, TV By the Numbers reports that CNN total day numbers dropped to 430,000 (beating MSNBC by only 37,000) and lost
Trayvon Martin’s friend and star witness Rachel Jeantel recently joined Al Sharpton on his MSNBC show as part of her media blitz. In the interview, she said that she had “won” her cross-examination because she did not direct profanity toward
Professor Michael Eric Dyson on MSNBC’s “All In” with Chris Hayes offers a nuanced, non-conspiratorial analysis of America’s justice system in the wake of George Zimmerman’s acquittal in the self-defense shooting of Trayvon Martin.
In response to the wave of abortion restrictions that has passed in many state legislatures this year, and the House’s approval of a bill that bans abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said pro-life
Zimmermann prosecution witness Rachel Jeantel continued her media blitz Wednesday (no truth to the rumors she’ll be replacing Whoopi on “The View”) by appearing on Al Sharpton’s MSNBC program. It was hardly a hard-hitting interview, with Sharpton focusing on the
Rachel Jeantel’s interview with MSNBC host Al Sharpton covers the aftermath of the murder trial of George Zimmerman in the killing of Trayvon Martin. Jeantel, a friend of Trayvon’s and one of the last people he spoke to before the
Format: Mr. Sharpton and Ms. Jeantel will take turns bewildering each other. First person to seven points wins (win by two). MSNBC Normally: A bus accident MSNBC Tonight: A train derailment into the scene of a bus accident, and also,
Speaker John Boehner disagreed with the suggestion from Sen. Lindsey Graham that the U.S. should boycott the 2014 Winter Olympics if Russia grants asylum to Edward Snowden.
ESPN announced on Wednesday that Keith Olbermann will officially join the network to host a late-night talk show on ESPN2, which will debut on August 26. His show will begin 10 days after Fox Sports 1’s launch on August 17.
Keith Olbermann, who may be the person most responsible for turning MSNBC into the shrill and blatantly partisan network that it is today, will reportedly be contractually barred from talking about politics when he returns to ESPN this summer. ESPN
Michael Eric Dyson: “So now we get more approximate to the truth of what race is in this country. As for Eric Holder, look: the reality is you gotta act now. The president, you won the second term. You’re in
TV by the Numbers reports that, during the Saturday evening hour when the verdict in the trial of George Zimmerman was announced, once again, Fox News was “The Most Trusted Name in News” — the place the most people tuned
Jesse Jackson on MSNBC Sunday morning: JESSE JACKSON: Frankly, I am stunned over this disgrace, this tremendous miscarriage of justice. When the jury says not guilty: he’s at least guilty of murder. An armed man, racially pursuing and profiling a
Al Sharpton, speaking on MSNBC after the acquittal of George Zimmerman, called the decision an “atrocity,” and a “slap in the face to those who believe in justice.” Sharpton, who had led rallies calling for the indictment of Zimmerman, said:
On early Sunday morning, Breitbart News spoke with Robert Zimmerman, brother of George Zimmerman. In response to media coverage from media outlets like MSNBC and Huffington Post decrying the verdict, Robert Zimmerman stated, “The hallmark of our judicial system is
… Malfeasance. The rainy night collision of George Zimmerman and Trayvon Martin resulted in two tragedies; the death of Martin and the life altering trial and uncertain future of Zimmerman. President Obama played the Presidential race card when he said “You know. If
MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes openly expressed his displeasure with the George Zimmerman verdict on Twitter on Saturday evening. After the jury found Zimmerman not guilty of all charges, the host of the low-rated All In with Chris Hayes tweeted simply:
Noted Tea Party basher and liberal mouthpiece Keith Olbermann has struggled in recent years to identify a network willing to broadcast his radical, hate-filled opinions. However, it appears that ESPN, ever eager to open its doors to those on the
In an interview with Esquire Magazine, former president Bill Clinton said that he was watching MSNBC for a bit and realized, “Boy, it really has become our version of Fox.” I also think that the diffusion of the media has
MSNBC is drawing fire for having aired a still photograph of Florida youth Trayvon Martin lying dead on the grass in the aftermath of his altercation with accused killer George Zimmerman. During MSNBC’s Thursday afternoon, July 11 on Tamron Hall’s
Thursday evening, MSNBC’s Chris Hayes ripped into the GOP by summarizing a statement made by Republicans leaders as hating the “ass face” of Obama or Hispanics or Americans . It was hard to tell what Hayes was getting at, but
