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Nicole Wallace is a joke. All she does is read the newspaper to her audience and rambles about what she just read. When she finally asks a question, she interrupts and rambles more. If it was not for the Washington post, New York times, and such, she would have nothing to take up time in her 2 hour time slot. MSNBC should nor allow such fake representation as news reporting. It is good for anyone interested in getting the newspaper read to them every single weekday. It's also hard to believe anything she rambles about due to the fake smile she always has whenever trying to attempt to ask questions. Definitely needs to be moved to late night!!!!

Continues to do nothing but yammer about Trump. I'm a Democrat and not a fan of the man, but can't you stop talking about him even once since 2015?? Democrats need to wake up and realize we lost the election because Democrats moved too far to the left. Nicolle Wallace has not once addressed that huge, glaring issue. There are many things that Democrats should be talking about since Trump won--immigration, the middle class, our state of education in universities, women's rights (actual women), as long as Democrats keep putting their head in the sand, we will not win another election. This show is the embodiment of what Democrats need to stop doing: wringing their hands helplessly.

I never thought I'd say that about a Republican. And Nicole has, I believe, the best panel & guests in cable news. They actually seem to really enjoy being on her show. I rate her up there with Jake Tapper, Brian Williams & Chris Wallace. She has the best laugh in television & she makes me smile while I'm learning stuff. That's never happened before :-)

Nicolle Wallace spends a good part of the show reading to her audience. She must think either that her viewers are too dumb to read for themselves or that it's impressive to demonstrate her own ability to read. Today she read a good portion of Jeffrey Goldberg's Atlantic article on General Mark Milley, occasionally asking her guests, (including a U. S. General) to comment on what she's read.

It wouldn't be so bad if she were able to read with expression. As Dorothy Parker famously said, "Her emotions ran the gamut from A to B." Which pretty much characterizes Wallace's reading of the teleprompter as well. Instead of reading long excerpts of newspaper and magazine articles, Wallace might try trusting her viewers to read for themselves and concentating more on preparing better to have more spontaneous discussions with her guests.

Ever thought I would say this but N Wallace is smart & witty Excellent cast of Commenters