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‘Morning Joe’: Mika Defends Lesley Stahl’s Marjorie Taylor Greene Interview — ‘Don’t Understand What She Did Wrong’ (Video)
thewrap.comNorm Ornstein that called Stahl’s a “disgraceful, cringeworthy performance” and one from John Harwood that called the interview “garbage” – Brzezinski questioned who could realistically do a better job than Stahl? “I think she did an exceptional job, as usual,” Brzezinski said. “I take issue with those tweets and with both those people.
If they sat down with Marjorie Taylor Greene, could they do it as well? Because it should be done. We do need to cover these people.”I have known Lesley Stahl for more than forty years, worked alongside her for many election weeks.
She has been a great journalist, but this is a disgraceful, cringeworthy performance. Shameful to the max. https://t.co/vlrzGnG2NFi respect Lesley Stahl and 60 Minutes but airing this is garbage https://t.co/X7PLRGUcTDThe “Morning Joe” segment began with co-host Joe Scarborough posing the question of whether or not Greene should have been given the opportunity to interview on a platform like “60 Minutes” in the first place, while also adding that Stahl is “an extraordinary journalist and she has been for a long time.”“We never even mentioned Marjorie Taylor Green’s name on this show when she was a back-bencher,” Scarborough said. “I wasn’t gonna give anybody oxygen for saying crazy things if they weren’t relevant.
She’s now relevant, just like Donald Trump is relevant … If she is there, and she’s the second most powerful Republican in the House, do we not need to hear from her?” “It is worth hearing from her, we just have to do it in a smart, contextual way,” panelist Jonathan Lemire responded.
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