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Appearing as a guest on Saturday's Velshi show on MSNBC, contributor Eddie Glaude accused President Donald Trump of planning to put on a "white political theater" that "plays fast and loose" with the deaths of blacks as he complained about the upcoming rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma -- a city known for a horrific massacre against black residents in 1921.

In a country where corporate liberal pandering to violent mobs is the new trend in business, one CEO decided to stand on principle and go against the tide. MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell has refused to join companies like T-Mobile in pulling advertising from Fox News’s Tucker Carlson Tonight following Carlson's rebuke of the leftist Black Lives Matter movement. Lindell told Newsweek:

While discussing the fatal police shooting of Rayshard Brooks Monday morning on CNN, political commentator Angela Rye gave some dangerous advice to black people “fighting back” against police officers. 

Brian Stelter insisted President Trump tweeting harsh words on Comcast was an egregious "abuse of power," and an aberration of American history. Stelter can't seem to remember his own history, because he reported on Team Obama trashing Fox News as not a "legitimate news organization."

The Boston Red Sox joined many organizations in releasing a public statement about nationwide racial tensions over the last few weeks. And to ESPN host Michael Wilbon, it was long past due for the infamously liberal city to "own" their racism.

Time magazine's Karl Vick offered a fairly positive profile of Chris Wallace in their June 15 issue. But one line wasn't true at all. He claimed Fox News was "the network that pioneered spin." This is ridiculous, since the liberal networks have been spinning furiously from the left for at least 50 years. 

Bill Maher closed Friday’s edition of Real Time with an unhinged rant directed at Republicans on Capitol Hill. In addition to slamming the congressional GOP for always sticking by President Trump no matter what, Maher compared Republican Senator Lindsey Graham to a “Slave Abused by Fat Daddy” and warned that “democracy is about to stop breathing.”

The New York Times right-leaning columnist Ross Douthat used his perch for a long piece about the paper’s recent ideological meltdown over an op-ed from a Republican senator: “The Tom Cotton Op-Ed and the Cultural Revolution -- How liberalism, and the liberal media, are changing before our eyes.” He kills the Times with kindness.

Left-wing comedian Samantha Bee jumped fully on board the “defund the police” movement on Wednesday’s edition of Full Frontal. Assuring her audience that the radical proposal “isn’t a far-fetched idea,” Bee spent an entire segment acting as a spokeswoman for the latest far left fad.

Brought on to discuss “the emerging crisis in journalism and constant clashes over dissenting views at major news organizations,” during Sunday’s MediaBuzz on Fox News Channel, Fox News Sunday anchor Chris Wallace unloaded on The New York Times for their fiasco regarding Senator Tom Cotton’s (R-AR) recent op-ed, as well as the media writ-large for acting as anti-…

On This Week, George Stephanopoulos and ABC set up Stacey Abrams to suggest that there was "legitimacy" to the property-destroying reaction of protesters to the police shooting death of Rayshard Brooks. The reaction of the protesters was to burn down the Wendy's restaurant where the incident occurred. 

Towards the end of a very heated and contentious argument with Trump lawyer Jenna Ellis during Sunday’s Reliable Sources, CNN host Brian Stelter was so triggered by being called “fake news” that he angrily lashed out at his guest; telling her that in 10 to 20 years her kids and grandkids were long to look back on her work for President Trump with disgust.

In a scathing report out Saturday, Huffington Post contributor Yashar Ali uncovered disturbing allegations that ABC News’ top talent executive, Barbara Fedida had been repeatedly accused of using racially charged and abusive language against the staff. And in response to the allegations, ABC had suspended Fedida as they investigated and issued an on-air comment during Sunday’s Good Morning…

On Thursday's NBC Nightly News, correspondent Stephanie Gosk incorrectly suggested that a former Houston police officer was being charged with murdering a black victim when, in fact, both victims in the case were white.