Rachel Maddow

"He seems like a man who's miserable to be here," said the MSNBC host, who was in the courtroom covering the historic trial.
“Acknowledging that you might have got something wrong is a real sign of strength,” the MSNBC host said.
The longtime TV journalist said the network sabotaged a “great idea.”
The MSNBC host likened the hiring of the former Republican National Committee chair to installing a “mobster to work at the DA’s office.”
The MSNBC panel then fact-checked “the hell out of” the former president, but Maddow lamented it “does not fix the fact that we broadcast it” in the first place.
The MSNBC anchor drew a terrifying conclusion from the resulting delay of one of the former president’s trials.
She says there’s a lesson for everyone after her two legal victories over the former president.
The MSNBC anchor tried to return to the former president’s comments following his New Hampshire primary win but had to cut away again.
The MSNBC host summed up the former president’s endgame with three chilling words.
The Fox News host spent an extraordinary amount of time trying to take down a fellow media member.