MSNBC's Joe Scarborough promotes forthcoming flattering doc about antisemitic race hustler Al Sharpton

Pin back your yarmulkes, folks, because there’s a new documentary forthcoming about Al Sharpton (executive-produced by John Legend, no less!). More:

“Chronicling Rev. Al Sharpton’s work for social change from the streets of 1980s Brooklyn to 2020 Minneapolis, Loudmouth presents never-before-seen footage on the frontlines, in the media and in the corridors of power, to paint an intimate and revealing portrait of this tireless activist,” a synopsis of the documentary explains, noting that it features interviews with former Pres. Barack Obama, the Rev. Jesse Jackson, the late James Brown (a mentor and father figure to Sharpton), and Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York, the top Democrat in the U.S. Senate.

“Loudmouth not only tells the story of my career as an activist but how the media interpreted acts of racism in northern cities like New York,” Rev. Sharpton told Deadline in a statement. “When democracy is under its greatest threat in a generation and acts of hatred are on the rise, there has never been a more poignant moment for this story to be told. My hope is this will inspire the next generation of loudmouths to stand up and call out injustice in their communities.”

Interestingly, it’s being directed by Josh Alexander, a self-described “white, Jewish male” who apparently is too busy being in awe of Al Sharpton’s charisma to care that Sharpton has a long and distinguished record as an antisemite (and a homophobe, to boot):

“We are honored that Reverend Sharpton has chosen to take this film’s journey with us,” Alexander said in a director’s statement. “As a white, Jewish male growing up in the Bay Area in the 1980s-90s, I was socialized by the news I consumed and the talk shows I watched. And much of what I consumed was slanted through a lens of complicit bias that is breathtaking to re-consider in hindsight.”

Apparently any coverage Alexander may have seen of Al Sharpton’s disgusting bigotry was just “slanted through a lens of complicit bias.” What an utterly asinine thing to say.

And speaking of things that are utterly asinine, here’s Sharpton’s MSNBC colleague Joe Scarborough promoting the documentary: