'Don't cover the man': 'Morning Joe' panel accuses 'mainstream media' of giving Trump an unfair 'advantage'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Co-host Jonathan Lemire agreed with his fellow co-hosts, though he argued the media has "improved" about covering Trump during his presidency and in his post-presidency.
28% : "Co-host Joe Scarborough said the media is engaging in "moral relativism" by allegedly failing in its duty to cover Trump in an attempt to remain unbiased.
22% : The panel argued that the media has failed to hold Trump accountable for his alleged dangerous rhetoric in an attempt to appear unbiased and objective towards both of the presidential nominees ahead of the 2024 election.
19% : "There's a false equivalency going on in the coverage of this race in that Donald Trump can say whatever crazy things he wants to say, about submarines and sharks and electric batteries, whatever he wants to say, and it's not really covered in the sense that it's covered describing who said it, why he said it and who the man is -- Trump," Barnicle said.
11% : 'Don't cover the man': 'Morning Joe' panel accuses 'mainstream media' of giving Trump an unfair 'advantage'A panel on "Morning Joe" accused the media on Wednesday of handing over an unfair advantage to Republican nominee Donald Trump in their coverage in an attempt to appear unbiased toward Democrats.
11% : "Scarborough alleged that the media focused more on Harris not holding a public event for the thirteen service members killed during the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan as Trump arrived at Arlington National Cemetery to commemorate them.
7% : "Scarborough further criticized CNBC host Joe Kernen for grilling Harris' tax policy to former Republican Sen. Pat Toomey after he said he would not vote for Trump based on his alleged attempt to overthrow the 2020 election during a Tuesday interview.

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