Watch Mika Brzezinski Call Out Joe Scarborough for 'Being Chauvinistic'
The always playfully catty hosts of MSNBC's Morning Joe got into a legitimately testy confrontation today.
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He is, in other words, becoming self-aware. And he won't be snapping his fingers at his Morning Joe co-host the next time she calls him "chauvinistic" on air.
The always playfully catty hosts of MSNBC's Morning Joe got into a legitimately testy confrontation today.
The incestuous cable television news for the day is that HBO is developing a project about Fox News chief Roger Ailes based on an as-of-yet unwritten book by New York's Gabriel Sherman, and it's to be produced by none other than MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough.
Part of the schtick of MSNBC's Morning Joe -- along with lots of literal coffee references -- is the bristly chemistry between Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough, but in Andrew Goldman's New York Times Magazine's Q&A this week, Brzezinski added a new wrinkle.
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