The segment featured a photo of Romney and his wife with their grandchildren and members of a panel were asked to suggest captions.Īctress Pia Glenn sang that 'one of these things is not like the others,' while comedian Dean Obeidallah joked that the photo 'really sums up the diversity of the Republican Party.' Romney later accepted Harris-Perry's apology. Earlier this month, MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry apologized on the air for a segment that joked about the adopted black grandson of Mitt Romney, the Republicans' unsuccessful 2012 presidential candidate.