'Racist' Joy Reid gets ruthlessly mocked for screeching falsehoods about Roe v. Wade



MSNBC's Joy Reid is at it again. In the wake of the Supreme Court's draft opinion on Roe v. Wade, Reid is at the front of the line screeching falsehoods about abortion, the Constitution, and forcing women to give birth. Fortunately, Mark is here to set the record straight and tell Joy Reid to sit down.



BlazeTV host Mark Levin of "LevinTV" made an example of Joy Reid, naming her as "one of the leading racists on television today." Reid spews her poison against Justice Sam Alito with ignorance and hate in Mark's view.

In this clip, Mark reacts to a clip from Reid's show discussing the so-called "frightening truth about where we are headed post-Roe v. Wade." Mark's most important point is that the Supreme Court ruled it has no say in how the States handle abortion laws. Watch the video for Mark's merciless takedown of Reid.

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The Media’s Racist Rhetoric Continues After Rittenhouse Verdict

The Media’s Racist Rhetoric Continues After Rittenhouse Verdict

Joy Reid says Kyle Rittenhouse, Brett Kavanaugh are 'Karens' who've used their 'male, white tears' to defend themselves 'as soon as they get caught'



Leftist MSNBC host Joy Reid said Kyle Rittenhouse and Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh are "Karens" who've used their "male, white tears" to defend themselves "as soon as they get caught."

What are the details?

Reid said on a TikTok video Tuesday that she saw similarities between the Rittenhouse trial — during which the 18-year-old defendant became emotional and began to cry on the witness stand last week — and the 2018 Kavanaugh confirmation hearings in which Christine Blasey Ford accused the then-SCOTUS nominee of sexual assault which occyrred more than three decades prior.

Kavanaugh "cried his way through the hearings to make him a permanent member and associate justice of the United State Supreme Court," Reid declared on her video, adding that "his tears turned out to be more powerful" than the tears of Ford — "an alleged victim."

She continued:

But in America, there's a thing about both white vigilantism and white tears — particularly male, white tears. Really white tears in general, because that's what Karens are, right? They Karen out, and then as soon as they get caught [Reid makes sobbing noises] bring waterworks? White men can get away with that, too. And it has the same effect. Even as the right tries to politicize the idea that masculinity is being robbed from American men by multiculturalism and woke-ism, they still want to be able to have their tears.

Joy Reid compares #KyleRittennhouse to Brett Kavanaugh.\n\u201cIn America... there\u2019s a thing for white male tears... as soon as they get caught... they bring waterworks\u201dpic.twitter.com/NnkJvHfl4c

— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) 1637107658

Anything else?

Rittenhouse — who's testified that he fatally shot two men and wounded a third in self-defense amid rioting in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in August 2020 — was raked over the coals not only by Reid but by others on the left for his witness-stand crying:

  • NBA superstar LeBron James mocked the 18-year-old defendant and asked his 50 million Twitter followers in a viral tweet, "What tears????? I didn't see one. Man knock it off! That boy ate some lemon heads before walking into court." James finished off his message with a trio of laughing-crying emojis.
  • CNN commentator Ana Navarro-Cárdenas tweeted, "Kyle Rittenhouse shot and killed Anthony Huber, 26, and Joseph Rosenbaum, 36, and injured Gaige Grosskreutz, now 27. Think about how much their loved ones have cried, real anguish and grief, not crocodile tears."
  • "F*** this brat's crocodile tears," Amanda Marcotte, a politics writer for Salon, tweeted. "Self-defense is when you are minding your own business, someone attacks you, and you have to fight back. Rittenhouse picked up a gun and went looking for trouble. He found it and, in a sane world, would go to jail for it."
  • Carli Pierson — an attorney and USA Today opinion writer — also invoked the "crocodile tears" charge while writing that Rittenhouse came across as "melodramatic" and shouldn't be believed. "Regardless of how Rittenhouse tries to twist his story — or twist his sad face into tears — his innocent kid act shouldn't fool anyone," Pierson said, adding that he "could get life in prison if convicted, and that's what he deserves."

Joy Reid and guests paint Republicans as terrorists who are 'starting to kill our kids'



On Wednesday night's episode of "ReidOut," left-wing MSNBC host Joy Reid resurfaced the 2017 Charlottesville rally and the Jan. 6 Capitol riot to paint conservatives as terrorists and claim that the Republican Party is "harboring" a "white nationalist insurgency." Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell of California also appeared on the progressive cable TV show, where he said members of the GOP are "starting to kill our kids" because of their opinions on the COVID-19 vaccine.

Reid kicked off her show by rehashing the rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, on the fourth anniversary of the deadly event.

"Four years ago tonight, we got our first on-camera glimpse of the fascism right in front of us," Reid claimed, then compared the "Unite the Right" white nationalist rally to the "torchlight rallies held at Nuremberg during the Third Reich."

Reid purported that Charlottesville was the "tinderbox" that led to the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol building.

Reid then welcomed MSNBC contributor Malcolm Nance, who said the conservative base believes that Democrats "must be destroyed by force of arms."

"You know, there's a substantial portion of the gun-slinging conservative base that really doesn't support QAnon," Nance said. "Even though, and I said this a year ago on this program, QAnon would take over the Republican ideology, and it has, even though they don't allow Q shirts at Trump rallies and things like that, the belief in the inherent evilness of all Democrats and that that there's a global cabal that must be destroyed by force of arms, that is now standard throughout the conservative base."

"The Republican Party — you know, I used to joke that they were Vanilla ISIS, right, all of these militiamen and everything out there. They were like ISIS," Nance ranted, as reported by NewsBusters. "They were like al Qaeda in the sense that they radicalized online, they would meet together in secret and they did all of these activities, which were very much like a terrorist insurgency."

"Now, I think they have shifted," Nance hypothesized. "The Republican Party is more like Sinn Fein and the relationship between Sinn Fein, the Irish Nationalist Party, and the Irish Republican Army, provisional Irish Republican army terrorist group, who called themselves freedom fighters and insurgents and had Americans, American congressman sending them money to buy, you know, heavy machine guns."

Nance said some conservatives see themselves as the second coming of the Sons of Liberty and alleged many of them "are preparing for civil war right now."

Nance asserted that Republican lawmakers are "subliminally" encouraging their base to fight.

"There are many of them right now that are ready to fight and we're seeing politicians in the statehouses and the Capitol who are actually, you know, pushing them subliminally to fight," Nance claimed.

Reid asked Swalwell if he felt "comfortable and safe" working with Republicans in Congress, "who at minimum are willing to live with that kind of fascism and white nationalism in their party?"

Swalwell responded by making the accusation that Republicans would have joined in on the Capitol riots had they not been in Congress.

"No, Joy, I don't," Swalwell said of feeling safe. "And we look at many of our colleagues and believe that had they not been in Congress on January 6, they would have been on the other side of the door right next to Ashli Babbitt. And so I'm not working with them."

Swalwell then pivoted to how Republicans are "literally killing us" by conservatives claiming "the lie that the election was stolen" and "the lie that vaccines do not work also propagated by Tucker Carlson, Kevin McCarthy and, you know, those guys in the Republican Party, it's killing Americans and it's starting to kill our kids."

McCarthy, like most notable Republican politicians, has stated that "vaccines work."

Vaccines work and vaccinated Americans should not have to wear masks. By forcing vaccinated Americans to return t… https://t.co/xDQ5QdRhJQ

— Kevin McCarthy (@GOPLeader) 1627422589.0

Without presenting evidence, Swalwell has attacked "those guys" in the "Radical Republican Party" for "lying about vaccines." In Twitter posts from this month, the failed Democratic presidential candidate blamed Republicans for the CDC's guidance on wearing masks indoors, including for the fully vaccinated.

You should be angry. In many places you have to wear your mask indoors again. Exciting fall plans — vacations, wedd… https://t.co/9xMoo6r502

— Rep. Eric Swalwell (@RepSwalwell) 1628520570.0


Masks are back & I couldn’t be more pissed. I hate them. I was ready to burn them. But you know why we have to wear… https://t.co/ZU0iCIrd9o

— Rep. Eric Swalwell (@RepSwalwell) 1628025948.0

You can watch the entire "ReidOut" segment below.

Rep. Swalwell: Twin Lies That Election Was Stolen And Vaccines Don't Work Is Killing Us www.youtube.com

MSNBC’s Joy Reid Keeps Up Tired Crusade To Frame GOP As Critical Race Theory Conspiracists

Joy Reid went on a tirade Wednesday evening with the goal of further discrediting the backlash movement against critical race theory.