Tomorrow Joe Executive Producer Daniel Norwick released the powerful opening of the MSNBC show this morning, which features amazing images of yesterday’s rebellion against Johnny Cash song Hurt.
If you have a moment to watch, please find our opening today on @Morning_Joe here. pic.twitter.com/3OHEN1Tz2g
– Daniel Norwick (@danielnorwick) January 7, 2021
Joe Scarborough will host the show that morning gave a passionate speech on the extent of policing during the riot.
“If these insurgents were black, they would have been shot in the face,” he said in a raised voice. “And my God, if these insurgents were Muslims, they would have been caught from the top of a building.”
At some point, his frustration overwhelmed him and he dropped an F-bomb.
“So, I want to know from the Capitol Hill police, are they just whites or just Donald Trump supporters? Why are you yelling at people for being three blocks from the Capitol, but then Trump supporters come in and you open the doors for them. You let them break through people’s homes. “
A colleague can be heard gasping as Scarborough drops the F-bomb.
MSNBC and other cable networks are not subject to Federal Communications Commission guidelines on profanity, but the use of the word is still off-limits on most networks.
Tensions remain high the day after Donald Trump supporters stormed the Washington Capitol, disrupting the process of confirming President-elect Joe Biden’s victory. So far, four deaths have been reported as a result of the violence.
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