I would like to thank the SUPERIOR journalists and pundits on MSNBC for their work.

[spooky3]

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Some of my favorites are:

Joy Reid
Lawrence O'Donnell
Rachel Maddow
Ari Melber
Ali Velshi
Stephanie Ruhle
Chris Hayes

Thank you (and all the behind-the-scenes staff) for telling us the truth and for continuing to be trustworthy and to dig hard.

[shraby]

1. What you said! Kick and rec.

[coolsandy]

2. Ditto!

[iluvtennis]

17. Ditto +2

[Wounded Bear]

3. K & R...nt

[lagomorph777]

4. Constant must-see TV

[spanone]

5. K&R...

[sheshe2]

6. K&R

[oasis]

7. Great crew of anchors and researchers. nt

[Grammy23]

8. I wonder when some of them sleep!?

MSNBC must have cots stashed in a darkened room so they can catch a few winks on the fly. I do appreciate their tenacity and willingness to dig and keep digging to get a story. I am waiting (but NOT patiently) for “the Russia thing” to be fully explained so we know who all the players are and who is going to spend time in prison. I’d pay good money to see that. And the books...oh, my the books we’ll have when this thing is finished! 😳

[SCVDem]

15. At the end of Joy, in for Chris

She mentioned sleeping in her car.

AM Joy is a quick turnaround.

We really appreciate all your sleep deprived work!

[Grammy23]

16. Yes, I heard her make that comment.

I am sure some of them barely have time to leave, get home, eat and grab a few winks before it is time to go to work again! But with the way news has been breaking since tRump took office, who wants to miss out on some of these stories? We are witnessing history and the journalists are writing about it. Must be an exciting time to be a journalist. Terrifying, too!

[dottie66]

27. Yes I agree, very exciting

but it makes me nervous too.

[BigmanPigman]

9. That is my list too.

I have only recently started to watch Ali and Stephanie and am very impressed with them. Chuck Todd needs to go though.

[dem in texas]

30. Ali's my Fav.

He always gets to the money on subject, that's what I like, it always comes down to $$$ and he explains so well.

[Stonepounder]

10. Amen to that! K & R

[RKP5637]

11. Well said!!! n/t

[SunSeeker]

12. K & R

[DDySiegs]

13. K&R

[applegrove]

14. Don't get MSNBC but I still see and hear about their great reporting.

[not fooled]

18. Check youtube

just about every show is posted there, at least for a while.

[applegrove]

21. Thanks I'll check.

[spooky3]

22. MSNBC also posts videos on its site.

[kag]

33. We cut the cord a few years ago...

But I watch all of them on youtube, or sometimes listen on sat radio (channel 118).

I recently discovered how much I like Ari Melber. He's an attorney, so he really digs in on some of the legal stuff. I've loved Rachel for years. Her show was probably the hardest to give up when we cut, but as I said, I still see almost every show on youtube. She must have an incredible staff to start each show with some of the historical information she uses.

Here's to 'em.

[Honeycombe8]

38. Pssst. Do you have a Roku? I have a secret.

If you have a Roku, check out Channelpear. MSNBC is on it. Let me know if you need to know how to get it.

Also, PlutoTV (a FREE live tv of sorts experience - it's awesome) has an NBC channel, on which it shows Morning Joe, Hardball, Rachel, and O'Donell's shows AFTER they've aired on MSNBC - but still on same day usually).

We cordcutters have our ways.

[smirkymonkey]

19. K&R

[lillypaddle]

23. I add to that list

Katy Tur and Chris Jansing.

[kentuck]

24. Katy Tur and others are very good also.

They are all very consistently persistent.

[spooky3]

25. Yes. Also, today Joy called out a part of what a libertarian said about

how Rep. Wilson "shouldn't have called reporters" to complain about Trump's comment. She was READY. She said Rep. Wilson did NOT initiate calls; the White House made reporters aware and they were at the site to which the limousine was traveling. Those reporters ASKED what the President had said.

[Gothmog]

26. Agreed

[blueinredohio]

28. Include me in there

[Little Star]

29. Eugene Robinsonis another good MSNBC pundit.

[Honeycombe8]

37. +1. nt

[rufus dog]

31. Ari and Stephanie are co-Rookies of the year

The first couple of weeks they struggled with timing, since then they have been on fire. Very difficult job to co host, but now the know when to turn it over to the other and when to let the other go for the kill. Some of their interviews are pure gold. They don't embarrass the interviewee, they slice them up and rip out the persons soul. (actually the prove the person has no soul)

[martigras]

32. I want to add Katy Tur to that list

She’s one of their best interviewers. She doesn’t let
guests spew nonsense like Chuck Todd.

[Juliusseizure]

34. Chris Matthews/Morning Joe

I learn a lot from Chris Matthews and Morning Joe as well.

[Honeycombe8]

36. +1. nt

[Honeycombe8]

35. And Chris Matthews, who hosts Hardball, one of the top rated political talk shows. nt

[Honeycombe8]

39. Ali Velshi is exceptional. A head for detail, he can spout figures out the wazoo....

there's no getting around him when a guest tries to spew fake numbers. He's a financial guy...numbers are his thing. And he knows 'em.

[Mc Mike]

40. I like all the same ones. Don't know Velshi and Ruhle as well, but like what I see. Rec, nt

[Hekate]

41. Add Nicolle Wallace and Steve Schmidt. Much appreciated allies and truth tellers.