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Congressional hearings are a great opportunity for Republicans to expose the Left with tough questions. In a March hearing with the CEOs of PBS and NPR, Rep. Brandon Gill (R-Texas) demonstrated how to drag them into answers they don't want to give. He joins the Podcast to discuss "public" media and the other occasions of liberal tilt.   

Last month, Kamala Harris made the rounds of supportive liberal networks to promote her campaign book 107 Days. The title implied it was impossible for her to beat that allegedly despised dictator Donald Trump with so little time. The American interviews were embarrassingly soft. New interviews with British and Australian broadcasters were much more professional and challenging -- on…

As political scandals go, Arctic Frost makes Watergate look like relative child’s play. During the Biden Administration, the FBI may have investigated Republican elected officials and conservative organizations- doing so, in many cases, with invasive and secret subpoenas. The breadth and scope of this scandal is staggering. And yet, the legacy broadcast news continues to suppress this story,…

On CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish doesn't point out Democrat hypocrisy in opposing a clean resolution to end the government shutdown. Instead, Cornish suggests the solution is for Republicans to cave and give Democrats "what they want." Cornish plays a clip of Elizabeth Warren claiming that President Trump is telling 15 million children to "eat dirt."

Despite all the media pseudo savants’s end-of-the-world predictions about the Trump economy falling flat on their faces, MSNBC is still out there banging pots and pans over an incoming Great Depression-era crash. 

One of the more than 400 Republican/conservative entities targeted for covert surveillance by former special counsel Jack Smith’s 197 subpoenas didn’t even exist at the time that Smith was supposedly investigating.

As the government shutdown dragged on, and despite Representative Kathrine Clark (D-MA) admitting the shutdown was the Democrats exercising their leverage, ABC’s The View grew more brazen with their inciting rhetoric against Republicans. On Thursday’s episode, the insisted that the Republicans’ plan was to hold millions of Americans “hostage” as their healthcare was hanging in the…

In his indispensable Wednesday night dispatch at Puck News, Dylan Byers reported on the latest inside CBS News following layoffs of nearly 100 people and suggesting there’s more than smoke to rumors of editor-in-chief Bari Weiss expressing interest in having 60 Minutes correspondent/CNN host Anderson Cooper become the next CBS Evening News anchor.

In the Trump Era, the late night comedy shows have been looking for any glimmer of light they can find, and they think they have found it in New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani. As the industry puts itself squarely in the middle of Mamdani Mania, it has done its part for the campaign by telling 95 percent of its mayoral election jokes about his rivals.

The last federal government shutdown, like the current one, was caused by Democrats’ support of illegal immigrants. That time, they won – until President Trump took an extraordinary measure to thwart their agenda.

On Wednesday, Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) dropped the latest tranche of documents showing former Special Counsel Jack Smith’s January 6 investigation into President Trump not only included seizing phone records of numerous Senate Republicans, but firing off nearly 200 subpoenas against 430 Republican figures and groups. In a totally, not-at-all-shocking move, the broadcast networks ABC, CBS…

For the late night comedy shows, joking about Democrats in 2025 usually consists of lamenting the party isn’t socialist enough. To help this cause, on Wednesday’s edition of The Daily Show, radio host Charlamagne Tha God swung by Comedy Central to attack party leadership for not enthusiastically falling in behind Zohran Mamdani's New York City mayoral campaign, lament that the party…

EA suspended a Battlefield 6 player for using the slang "GGEZ," deemed as "Hateful Conduct," blocking the user for a week. The slang, which means "good game, easy," is often employed sarcastically in gaming. The incident highlights EA's strict conduct policies to ensure an inclusive gaming environment. Critics argue this is another instance of Big Tech censorship, urging more transparency and…