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The Endlessly Meme-able Steve Kornacki Is Not a Meme Person

The Endlessly Meme-able Steve Kornacki Is Not a Meme Person
Wired Tuesday 03 November 2026, 11:17 UTC By Elana Klein 1 min read
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NBC’s go-to data guru also isn’t quite sure what a subreddit is.

NBC’s go-to data guru also isn’t quite sure what a subreddit is. [Image text:] 55% +2.5% 78% TAKE THAT! NEWYORKPOS
Steve Kornacki (PERSON) NBC (ORG)
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