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This one won't be familiar to new viewers.
Stripped of context for your listening glee!
OK, this is Lady GaGa, not Rachel Maddow.
Rachel's rendition of Joe Wilson's obnoxious blurt has a strangely heavy metal vocal quality, don't you think?
Originally part of a list of reasons why Rachel is Sarah Palin's worst nightmare, out of context it's not a bad way to be out and proud.
What do you say when the folks who are employing the racist hate crimes guy try to cast you as a racist?
In fluent pseudo backward devil-speak Rachel echoes the sentiments of our possessed president.
Rachel employs the cheap time machine to revisit history -in this case Libertarian tea parties before teabaggers- with viewers.
Rachel Maddow and Kent Jones feel the passion of the Eurovision song contest.
Meant to mock an exasperated Mitt Romney it's hard to miss the note of surprised cheer
A handy ringtone if your phone allows you to assign rings to specific callers.
Originally described a CNN reporter who got a little out of line with President Obama at a news conference.
Nothing on The Rachel Maddow Show is ever just "small."
Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal's response to Barack Obama's first address to Congress famously defies analysis even by the likes of Rachel Maddow.
It's the theme gurgle and clean ping that marks Rachel Maddow's new series about cleaning up the mess left behind by the Bush administration.
Rachel suffers vicarious shock through Super Bowl viewers in Tuscon who were surprised by the interruption of the broadcast with a brief porn clip.
Rachel reacts to Hillary Clinton thanking her husband in a speech after being sworn in as Secretary of State.
Special thanks to the Maddow fan who preserved this one online.
Rachel's response to poor sportsmanship, poor politics and bad ideas
(Rachel asks viewers to join her in defending the New Year holiday from gratuitous non-New Year ball dropping.)
(With waka-chika soundtrack)