Democratic political consultant Bob Shrum told MSNBC’s Ed Schultz, in responding to a soundbite from Rush Limbaugh apparently insinuating the word “bankers” is President Obama’s anti-Semitic dog whistle, turned the race card against not only Limbaugh, but “the right” and
MSNBC’s Martin Bashir and Ed Schultz manage to smear Mormons and Evangelicals both at the same time as they pretend to have a working knowledge of believing Christians in the United States.
MSNBC’s Ed Schultz very tacitly asked viewers to answer yes or no to the poll question: ‘Will Voters Hold GOP Accountable for Trying to Kill the American Auto Industry?’
Decrying Indiana’s new Right to Work legislation, Ed Schultz amazingly condemned Right to Work legislation as “telling [workers] what they can do with their paycheck.” In fact, Right to Work does exactly the opposite, preventing UNIONS from forcibly telling employees
Rachel Maddow, Ed Schultz and Al Sharpton filled their Florida primary coverage with endless attacks on Newt Gingrich for his “racist” concession speech, attacking him for mentioning President Obama’s singing. “Newt Gingrich brought back the ‘food stamps President’ thing —
MSNBC host Rachel Maddow, during live coverage of the Iowa Caucus, reported that libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson had dropped out of the race and endorsed Ron Paul. No source was attributed. Later, Maddow had to correct the error and
MSNBC’s Ed Schultz brought a dog on to the set to make a very serious, important point… or, something.
Eric Bolling claimed that he once ran into Ed Schultz at a bar and bought him a drink. Ed came out on his radio show to say that the event never happened.
I’d like to give Salon’s Joan Walsh great credit for the humanity that informs her commentary. I’m a live-and-let-live kind of person, a divorced lapsed Catholic, a San Francisco liberal. Life is hard; marriage is harder. I try not to
“To be honest, I don’t even really know who Ed Schultz is … I know he yells a lot.” Oh ouch. “Apparently, Mr. Schultz has a pretty thin skin for someone who goes around calling people sluts.” Still laughing. “But
Anderson Cooper fires back at Ed Schultz for saying Schultz is “kicking (Cooper’s) ass” in the ratings. Never has there been a more critically consequential debate in our media than this battle over who is really in third place in
Rep. Linda Sanchez (D-CA) appeared on The Ed Schultz Show and spoke out against the Republicans in congress who have not let President Obama or the Democrats have their way.
In a segment subtly titled “Racism and Republicans,” MSNBC’s Ed Schultz welcomed Georgetown Professor Michael Eric Dyson to discuss everything that is wrong with Herman Cain’s attitude toward race relations in America.
Read Project Mayhem, Part I and Project Mayhem, Part II Recently, MSNBC’s Ed Schultz and White House reporter Tommy Christopher attacked Andrew Breitbart and myself for a “failed ambush” after I released Project Mayhem, Part II, which included video in
MSNBC’s Ed Schultz responded to an investigative report seen here on Breitbart.tv earlier today. In the report, video journalist Christian Hartsock challenged Schultz’ claim that the SB 5 labor reform bill in Ohio would prevent unions from collective bargaining for
MSNBC’s Ed Schultz–reporting from Ohio–lead a panel that advanced the falsehood that new legislation (SB 5) prevents firefighters and police from bargaining collectively on personal safety equipment: [youtube HBvFp5GQDXI nolink] In fact, SB 5 explicitly provides–as existing law does not–for
In his fervor to advocate against Ohio’s SB 5 which is designed to help reign in out of control costs associated with the state’s public unions, MSNBC TV host Ed Schultz continues to make false claims about the bill’s impact
Several weeks ago MSNBC’s Ed Schultz worked up a fit of outrage over a Rick Perry quote that he edited. This same outrage was repeated on Al Sharpton’s show and by a few progressives. The outrage over the edited remark
On his national radio show, Ed Schultz had some choice words for Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) his former Air America colleague.
Yesterday’s minor dust-up over the scheduling conflict of a proposed speech by President Obama and the GOP presidential debate was topic #1 for Ed Schultz’ MSNBC program. And you’d think it was a seminal moment in American History. Ed’s bottom
From Breitbart.tv: For the record, Mr. Schultz stated that he regretted the error of including a deceptively edited video clip of Gov. Perry. He never apologized for the racist implication he made with the severely edited clip. A media watchdog
—– This NBC News deceptive edit had just started to take off in the left-wing mainstream media when Breitbart.TV’s Editor-in-Chief Larry O’Connor revealed the full context of the quote and stopped the smear in its tracks. By the way, jobless
Al Sharpton did not retract, apologize or correct the statement he made yesterday implying racist motivations to presidential candidate Rick Perry on his show this evening. This despite the fact that Sharpton’s own colleague at NBC News, Ed Schultz, apologized
Something huge will happen at 6:00 PM on MSNBC today. As a regular viewer of the yet-to-be-named Al Sharpton show, I’ve come to expect momentous TV moments during this time of day. Whether it’s Sharpton’s patented rambling nonsensical statements that
Background information is here: Breitbart.tv – NBC News Caught Red Handed ‘Selectively Editing’ & ‘ Doctoring’ Video to Smear Gov Perry as Racist Cross-Posted: TobyToons.com (Conservative Political Cartoons)
Breitbart.tv Editor Larry O’Connor hosts a live call-in talk radio program to discuss the evolving story of Ed Schultz’ deceptive editing to make Gov. Rick Perry appear to make a racial remark. At the 1 hour mark of the show,
On tonight’s “The Ed Show” on MSNBC, Ed Schultz admitted he was in error in deceptively editing a clip of Gov. Rick Perry, removing the meaning and context of the governor’s statement. The deception was first revealed here at Breitbart.tv.
MSNBC’s Ed Schultz used the same deceptive editing tactics on June 15, 2011 when reporting on remarks Neil Boortz made about citizens defending themselves against car jacking. Schultz removed the portion of Boortz’ statement about the car jacking to make
From Breitbart.tv: Ed Schultz used a deceptive edit to misinform his audience about the content of Gov. Rick Perry’s speech in Iowa yesterday. Schultz claimed that Gov. Perry was calling President Obama a “black cloud hanging over America” when in
Ed Schultz used a deceptive edit to misinform his audience about the content of Gov. Rick Perry’s speech in Iowa yesterday. Schultz claimed that Gov. Perry was calling President Obama a “black cloud hanging over America” when in fact, the
MSNBC didn’t even pretend to be objective last night with their coverage of the Big Labor financed recall effort against six Republican State Senators in Wisconsin. Instead of the standard, sober, in-studio reporting one would expect from a news agency
Continuing our series illustrating how MSNBC relies on Media Matters (the Soros-funded non-profit organization whose dubious tax-exempt status is currently under fire) as their research department, we are pleased to present the Ed Schultz “Psycho Talk” edition. The Ed Show
Continuing our series illustrating how MSNBC relies on Media Matters (the Soros-funded non-profit organization whose dubious tax-exempt status is currently under fire) as their research department, we are pleased to present the Ed Schultz “Psycho Talk” edition. The Ed Show
Just a small glimpse into the past week’s “new tone” rhetoric from President Obama, Chris Matthews, Ed Schultz, Joan Walsh, Tina Brown, and Josh Marshall.
Just a small glimpse into the past week’s “new tone” rhetoric from President Obama, Chris Matthews, Ed Schultz, Joan Walsh, Tina Brown and Josh Marshall.
Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy Ed Schultz: “The level of open racism by right-wing talkers I think is obscene.”
Doesn’t it seem like he so close to calling her a “slut” like he did to Laura Ingraham last month?
Joan Walsh appeared on Ed Schult’z show to express her dismay at how Congressman Anthony Weiner’s actions made her look. “A lot of us gave him the benefit of the doubt … I look kinda stupid.” Walsh remarked: … If
In a bizarre segment on MSNBC’s “The Ed Show” host Ed Schultz tries to implore his left-wing demagogue panelists Joan Walsh and Bill Press to face reality and own up to what Rep. Anthony Weiner is guilty of. During the