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Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson will be a guest on MSNBC's "Scarborough Country" tonight, Wednesday, October 1, at 10 p.m. EST / 7 p.m. PST. Rev. Peterson will discuss the controversy over comments made by popular talk-show host Rush Limbaugh on ESPN regarding Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb and the media's coddling of black players.

Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson will be a guest on MSNBC’s “Scarborough Country” tonight, Friday, September 19, 2003, at 7 p.m. PST / 10 p.m. EST. Rev. Peterson will discuss the issue of Democrats using black churches for political gain.

Has anyone caught Scarborough Country on MSNBC? It's a relatively new primetime show on the network featuring former Republican congressman Joe Scarborough. What I love about this show is that it covers the social issues that deal with politics tangentially: Danny Glover in MCI ads (the Castro connection). The Powder Puff girl hazing incident and the fact that one of the parents of the abusers is SUING the school rather than disciplining their own daughter. The political themes are there, but they're dealt with through examining issues and events in our social fabric. Legislation is interesting, but in some ways,...

BEST-SELLING AUTHOR PEGGY NOONAN JOINS MSNBC AS CONTRIBUTORPublished: May 2, 2003 SECAUCUS, N.J. - May 2, 2003 -- Peggy Noonan, best-selling author and contributor to the Wall Street Journal, has been named primetime contributor for MSNBC, it was announced today by Erik Sorenson, President of MSNBC. Her first appearance on MSNBC's primetime schedule will be on "SCARBOROUGH COUNTRY," Monday, May 5, (10-11 p.m. ET). "Peggy brings a wealth of political expertise and inside knowledge to our primetime line-up," Sorenson said. "Both her understanding of Washington and her journalistic talent make her the perfect complement to our hard-hitting team of primetime...

The liberals had been willing to allow years for the UN inspectors to search for wmds, but America was not allowed to wait for the bombs to stop exploding to find the prohibited weapons. Even the beloved Bill O’Reilly on April 29, 2003, condemned the New York and Los Angeles Times