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Carlson is losing the 25-54 audience to CNN, but is still the most-watched primetime cable news show.

Divisions among Democrats could come into sharper focus after Joe Biden takes office in January next year.

"A mask is a basic hygienic measure. This is not a political statement," said Celine Gounder, adding, "They're cheap, and they don't shut down the economy."

During a broadcast on Thursday, Maddow revealed that Mikula, her partner of 21 years, was recovering after testing positive for COVID-19.

"At one point, we really thought there was a possibility that it might kill her, and that's why I've been away," Maddow said Thursday night.

"You know," former President Barack Obama said, "I didn't enjoy having to call Donald Trump and congratulate him for having won the night of his election four years ago,

New York governor Andrew Cuomo told MSNBC that the Trump administration had "failed at every turn" in its coronavirus response.

"It's hostile here, at least for us. They're following us and chasing us as we walk further back," Ellison Barber said.

Andrew Cuomo told MSNBC the closures would happen even though he admitted there was not much spread of the virus in schools.

After Reid tweeted a mistaken explanation for the polling website's name, Tapper authoritatively corrected her.

Dilanian chalked the obscenity-filled gaffe up to some technical difficulties.

"The American people have rendered their verdict and they threw Donald Trump out on his ass," Steve Schmidt said. "We ought to stop saying that 'if there is evidence,' there is no evidence [of voter fraud]!"

The "Desperate Housewives" star upset a lot of people with her remarks in which she claimed that Latinas were the "real heroines" of election 2020.

Twitter and TikTok have a new celeb to stan—MSNBC's Steve Kornacki.

While Kornacki may use Diet Coke to help fuel him on Election night and the week following, Columbia Cares is offering him a little something to help him calm down after the election (finally) ends.

Dido's "White Flag" plays as the president and Republican Party senators are seen sinking together on the ill-fated "Jaws" ship.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi insisted that there does not need to be a "person-to-person between the speaker and the president" for government to function, one year after she and President Donald Trump spoke for the last time in person during a contentious White House meeting.

Following their debate, the Kentucky Democratic contender took aim at the Senate majority leader on MSNBC.

Senator Elizabeth Warren said Republicans want to "tilt" the U.S. Supreme Court "so that it doesn't reflect the values of the majority of Americans."

The interview focused on Giuliani's dealings with Andrii Derkach, who was recently sanctioned by the Treasury Department "for attempting to influence" the 2020 presidential election.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said President Donald Trump projects "his negative attitudes" onto other people.

The former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry told MSNBC that the U.S. president is not willing to stand up to his Russian counterpart.

Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) accused MSNBC host Joy Reid of engaging in "casual Islamophobia" and demanded an apology after Reid compared President Donald Trump's comments to "how Muslims act" in "radicalizing" extremists.

The RNC and Trump officials are accused of violating the Hatch Act during the RNC, including the use of government property for political purposes.

The former secretary of state said President Trump's executive actions Saturday made it very clear he intends on going after Social Security and Medicare if he's re-elected.

California Congresswoman Maxine Waters said President Donald Trump's pardon of Roger Stone and his supporters' criticism of the Black Lives Matter movement showed there are truly two separate systems of justice in the United States.

"For somebody who grew up as a nerdy kid obsessed with news, watching 'Nightline' and 'Meet the Press,' the idea of being a part of that family has always just been kind of overwhelming."

"When he pulls out of the cooperation of the nations of the world in creating a vaccine it hurts us," Schumer told 'Morning Joe'. "If another country comes up with that vaccine ahead of us, God bless them, but we would want to have the benefits of that."

"If they believe Tara Reade," former Vice President Joe Biden said, "they probably shouldn't vote for me."

The chairman of the house intelligence committee told MSNBC anchor Lawrence O'Donnell that the White House was "deliberately provoking a fight" with China over COVID-19.