Rachel, Joy and Nicolle Are Having A Blast On MSNBC Tonight

[writes3000]

They are cracking up and truly having a good time. Steve Kornacki presents his worst case scenarios and then they cut back to the ladies who are all smiles and having fun.

I think it’s another clue of what’s to come. If bad news was coming, their behavior would absolutely be different.

The tone of tonight is optimistic. Feels good.

[Blue Owl]

1. Stick a fork in Donny

HE'S DONE!!!

[getagrip_already]

2. i'd still like to drop kick karnacky though.......

he is cherry picking polls and making them sound mainstream.

[Sucha NastyWoman]

7. Can you tell us which are the good and bad ones?

I’d like to know.

[getagrip_already]

24. Good and bad what?

????

[bdamomma]

3. I'm

giving myself a break as much as I like them all.

I'm catching up listening to Randi Rhodes podcasts.

[Boogiemack]

4. Joy was right in talking about the DNC not putting more money into Espy campaign. nt

[writes3000]

5. Yeah, it was a great point. I have to admit I haven't followed that race much.

[Sucha NastyWoman]

6. I remember in 2016, on election night

When it first started becoming apparent that we might be in for trouble, they tried not to let their worry/fear show for as long as possible. It was weird because I was getting emotionally nauseated as time went on. I don’t know how they did it, how they held it together. And then late into the night it became obvious that Clinton was losing, they were subdued and deflated, but they still held it together. Glad it wasn’t me on tv, I was a basket case.

I don’t think I’ve been the same since.

[Hoyt]

8. My experience that night as well. Maybe it was projection, but I thought

they were fighting to hold back tears starting around 9:00 PM.

[barbtries]

9. I wonder if any of us have

been the same since, i mean. i never knew my country could go to shit so fast.

[appalachiablue]

13. T was the catalyst, the match that lit the bonfire. One

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that will burn for some time sorry to say.

[MontanaMama]

15. This. Exactly this.

I remember coming home from work a little late that usual that night. My then 11year old son was watching the returns on MSNBC. I walked in and said “hi monkey, what’s happening with the election?” He looked at me with tears in his eyes and said “Mama. It’s happening. He is winning.” We cried together. I tried so hard to tell him it would be okay but I’m a horrible liar. It wasn’t okay. None of us have been the same. I am cautiously hopeful this time around but I’ll say this...if the pollsters screwed up this time, we had better not give them the time of day again...ever.

[Sucha NastyWoman]

17. That was the biggest disappointment

Even more than Trump himself.

To think that our country had that many people who were that poor a judge if character, or that knew his character and voted for him anyway.

My mother is one of them, she just voted for him again. She’s 91 and terrified of covid, and still, she voted for him. I can hardly stand to think about it. I hate that I’m so angry at her that I can hardly stand to be around her when she’s 91.

[mnmoderatedem]

23. yep

the next four years were far far worse than I imagined that night. And I thought they would be bad to begin with.

[PatrickforO]

10. My wife and I both wept that awful night when Trump was elected.

My guts twisted in a knot that has not gone away to any great extent these last four years.

[MustLoveBeagles]

20. I don't think any of us have been the same

That night I was cautiously optimistic until about 8:30 to 9:00 cst. I think they were discussing the Florida returns and how they seemed to be trickling in slower than was normal. I was hit with a sudden feeling of dread and prayed that I was wrong. The night unfolded like a very slow moving multiple car pile up that couldn't be stopped. I'm glad that I worked as a temp at that time and was between jobs. I was spared the gloating from trump supporters. I would've been too upset to go in plus I hadn't slept a wink that night. I envy the people that didn't find out until the next day. They got one more night of decent rest than the rest of us.

[Illumination]

11. After all they've had to cover RE: Trump (for almost 4 years), they deserve LOTS

of laughter!

[Boomer]

12. I'd watch too, but....

too much Karnacki for me. He's one of my least favorite personalities on MSNBC. I'll get more than enough of him Tuesday night, so avoiding him beforehand.

[barbtries]

22. i agree,

i really don't like watching him. he's always frantic.

[BobTheSubgenius]

14. I wish I was seeing it.

I, too, like the implications of their bonhomie.

[Elwood P Dowd]

16. Every time I flipped over there Kornacki was all giddy showing

the different scenario's that would elect Trump. Decided to watch a little NFL football instead.

[MoonlitKnight]

18. It was just a practice show to work out any kinks with the new studio

And some Kornaki fear scenarios to get you to tune in Tuesday.

[Farmergene]

21. I'm sorry

I'm still suffering ptsd from the 2016 debacle! I WILL NOT celebrate until its over and done. Maybe not until January 21, 2021. I just will not. Sure the signs are good, poll numbers are in the right place and all that. But this is the guy I thought entered and exited the race in the same speach.