Morning Joe

I really like Morning Joe but you are starting to lose a loyal listener. It is 6:12 AM and Joe and all are STILL talking about football, which is not unusual. I tune in elsewhere when this happens and will continue to do so. I can get sports at ESPN! This will alienate many viewers if it has not already. Please reconsider this sports content. Those first 12 to 15 minutes is when I decide if I will stay tuned in or switch the channel. Often lately I find myself at CNN due to this excessive spots talking at MSNBC. There are so many outlets for sports and I never see them covering news or politics! Stay in your lane for the sake of your loyal viewers. LC.

I was so happy to see Congressman Sean Patrick Maloney on today's show. Unfortunately, Joe was at his big mouth worst. He did his best to run Maloney off the rails. It is too bad because Joe has such good guests, but it is getting to painful to watch what he does to them.

Linda Farina.

I cannot know what is happening in Joe's life, but it has influenced his ability to focus on air. Cut your losses, take him off the air until his issues are resolved, and get him the help he needs. We are all stressed by our daily news, but his commentaries have gone too far.

I'm a long time watcher of Morning Joe. I've about had it with Joe who just does not seem to know when to shut up. As a regular watcher his repetitive and lame verbiage including his incessant reminders about his time in Congress are to me like nails on a black board. Further he constantly restates the obvious which for the show's well informed audience has to be galling and insulting. Dump the silly banter about sports which seems to have become a regular feature. There are plenty of sports channels.

MSNBC has a LOT of opinion shows and I tend to be of the same opinion as theirs with respect to what has happened in the US since 2016. Many MSNBC hosts however, take up far too much time stating their opinion and not asking their guests questions and then letting the guests answer. Joe Scarborough is one of the worst - going on and on in a rambling fashion that ends in a 5 minute interview being 4 minutes of Joe and 1 minute of the guest. If Joe wants us to know his opinion he should do a separate segment, announce the topic and then have his rant. When he moves on in segments to asking a guest for information or opinions he should ask a straight question and let the guest answer. I can't stand FOX news because it tries to shove host's opinions down my throat and I resent MSNBC and Joe doing exactly the same thing. It is not helpful and does not promote healthy debate and respect for each other.