Washington Post media columnist Erik Wemple urged Democrats on Thursday to turn off MSNBC's 'Morning Joe,' after increasing fallout from their meeting with Donald Trump.
Washington Post media critic Erik Wemple urged Democrats to turn off
's 'Morning Joe,' hosted by Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, on Thursday following the co-hosts' decision to meet with President-elect Donald Trump. 'The explanation was a remarkable spectacle, one that’s sure to play on a loop in the eventual Smithsonian Museum of Cable News History.
's JOE SCARBOROUGH REJECTS CRITICISM OF MEETING WITH PRESIDENT- ELECT TRUMP: ‘MASSIVE DISCONNECT’ 'Historians will one day look back at the various opportunities this country has had to stop Trump,' Wemple wrote. 'Perhaps the best one, though, came in the early months of his presidential primary campaign in 2015, when his hate-filled politics were clear but his base of support hadn’t quite hardened.
's viewers 'know too well what a Trump-'Morning Joe' meeting looks like.' During the Monday announcement, Brzezinski explained that it was time for a change in their approach to the president-elect and added, 'that starts with not only talking about Donald Trump but also talking with him.
’s resistance community: You might not like what you see on this program going forward. Could those folks have driven the ratings dip at ‘Morning Joe’ immediately following Monday’s announcement?' Wemple asked.
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