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ABC’s Good Morning America made a whopping four teases Friday for its exclusive interview with Jennifer Vasquez Sura, the wife of alleged MS-13 member the liberal media’s most-upstanding role model, Kilmar Abrego Garcia. While they were certainly excited and conveyed it’d be a soft one with co-host Michael Strahan at the helm (and it certainly was), it was also awkward as she refused…

The White House press room was left speechless on Thursday after Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt invited Maryland angel mom Patty Morin to speak about her daughter Rachel, who was raped and murdered by an illegal immigrant (a story largely ignored by the liberal media until the briefing). But during Friday’s CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish scoffed and chuckled at Morin as she…

At MSNBC, old habits die hard. On Thursday’s installment of The Last Word, former Mueller Probe prosecutor turned MSNBC legal analyst Andrew Weissmann raised the prospect of impeachment for President Trump’s attempts to defund Harvard.

Ending his stumbling defense of Abrego Garcia, Joe Scarborough emphatically claims that he was NOT a gang member. But as the BBC has reported, Abrego Garcia's own lawyers admit that the court order withholding him from deportation was granted "based on his 'well-founded' fear of persecution by Barrio-18, the main rival gang of MS-13." Ask yourself—better yet, ask Joe Scarborough—why would…

ABC’s Good Morning America co-host and former Clinton official George Stephanopoulos scored the exclusive sit-down with Pennsylvania Democrat Governor Josh Shapiro to air on Friday’s show about the arson attack at the governor’s mansion by an alleged suspect who harbored hatred toward Shapiro over the war in Gaza. In other words, anti-Semitism.

Where is X-owner Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence chatbot getting its information from? MRC researchers found a disturbing connection to multiple anti-free speech organizations with previous connections to the left’s vast censorship cartel.

CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip, more colloquially known as “The Thunderdome”, continues to solidify itself as a petri dish of liberal derangement. Case in point: Thursday night’s broadcast kicked off with a debate on “weaponization” that culminated with liberal panelists (including, of course, host Abby Phillip) seeming to deny that institutional campus antisemitism exists.

As the Trump Administration seeks to dismantle DEI initiatives, Comedy Central’s Jon Stewart welcomed New York Times best-selling author and former president of the progressive think tank Demos, Heather McGhee, to The Weekly Show podcast on Thursday to help him make sense of it. During a discussion on Trump’s “shakedown” of elite law firms, McGhee would argue that it is easy…

Wednesday night sounded like "Protect My Public Media" night on NPR and PBS. NPR's All Things Considered put on their CEO Katherine Maher for what was basically seven-minute pledge drive for federal funding. She unveiled another unintentional laugh line. Asked about Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene saying they'd have to "hate us on your own dime," Maher claimed "We don't hate anyone in…

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On Thursday, two of America’s leading voices for the religious left—CBS’s Stephen Colbert and Sen. Raphael Warnock—joined forces on The Late Show to prepare for Easter by attacking Republicans as un-Christian with some casual Jim Crow and slavery analogies.

Wednesday’s PBS News Hour covered the Trump administration’s efforts to cut taxpayer funding for PBS and National Public Radio. PBS didn’t present its critics beyond generalities, while anchor Amna Nawaz and reporter William Brangham took the opportunity to lobby for themselves. Anchor Amna Nawaz: As we have been reporting, the Trump administration wants to cut the federal funds that…

Last night's episode of NBC's Law & Order opened with a raid on a church-based homeless shelter by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

On Palm Sunday, NPR's badly named newscast All Things Considered included a conversation among three NPR journalists about their “favorite (and not so favorite) religious films.” And we get....Monty Python?