This week on the Sunday news shows: An MSNBC guest argued that the media’s focus on interviewing white working-class voters is “dangerous” and “racist,” a Democratic senator took aim at both sides of the aisle for prejudging the impeachment trial, and another MSNBC guest said that military cadets need to be taught that the “OK” hand symbol is not okay.
MSNBC guest Naveed Jamali said military cadets need to be taught that the OK hand symbol "shouldn't be something that's okay" to display. 
Cadets accused of flashing white supremacist hand gestures at Saturday's Army-Navy football game have been cleared following an investigation. 
MSNBC contributor Malcolm Nance hinted in a new interview that there was truth to the conspiracy theory that Joy Reid's offensive blog posts from the 2000s were the result of hacking. 
Domestic violence activist and author Sil Lai Abrams accused NBC News of killing a story that would have outed her powerful rapists. 
A MSNBC guest speculated that impeachment could be used to put House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) in the presidency. 
MSNBC host Joy Reid said Tuesday that white Christian men in America are "increasingly open" about their willingness to enact apartheid to ensure their control of the government. 
Liberal MSNBC host Joy Reid defended Democratic calls for confiscation of AR-15s on Thursday, saying the only people she knew with those rifles were just "collectors" anyway. 
MSNBC's AM Joy host Joy Reid on Sunday likened the coverage of President Donald Trump to the media's treatment of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler in the 1930s.
Following the death of disgraced U.S. financier Jeffrey Epstein, MSNBC hosts have offered a variety of theories tying the incident to the Trump administration or to Russia. 