The "Morning Joe" hosts greeted the news with jokes, but as their network faces an uncertain future, they realized they do, as well.

By suggesting a boycott of "Morning Joe," Rubin demanded conformity to a Trump-hating narrative that has left unhinged liberals marginalized.

The meeting supposedly went well, according to the "Morning Joe" couple. But did Trump end up stabbing them in the back?

Trump said he has "an obligation to the American public, and to our country itself, to be open and available to the press."

"And it's going to come as no surprise to anybody who watches this show, has watched it over the past year, or over the past decade ..."

"Morning Joe" got a wakeup call Friday as Tuesday's election proved the mainstream media aren't as influential anymore.

Progressives love to project their own sins onto the supposed goals of the Republican Party and Donald Trump.

“We don’t have time to focus on it. It’s all a distraction. It’s designed to try to get us off our game," he said during the interview.

"Are those undecided voters saying, 'I’m going to kind of lean Trump here because I want change?'" she asked. "I don’t get it.”

A focus group that aired on MSNBC Thursday showed that Gen-Z voters are fed up with the current state of the country.