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On Tiffany Cross's MSNBC show, regular guest Elie Mystal of The Nation says he's a "fan" of the idea of Nancy Pelosi using the alleged "inherent" powers of Congress to have the Sergeant at Arms "physically abscond" Republicans who have not responded to subpoenas from the January 6th committee, and bring them to her "basement."

So the week ends with this headline from The Washington Post: "Jan. 6 committee sets up historic showdown." Notice anything curious here? Or should I say curiously missing? That would be serious media coverage of the January 6 Committee members themselves, what they did or did not do on January 6 and in the run-up to that day, not to mention their role afterwards in the establishment…

If the editors at The Washington Post were capable of shame, they should feel it now. The paper that arrogantly claims the authority to stop democracy from “dying in darkness,” on Saturday published an op-ed condemning, “Roe’s impending reversal is a 9/11 attack on America’s social fabric

Basement-rated show veers to the left of even Biden White House. Samantha Bee once raised a ruckus over a gag targeting Hillary Rodham Clinton. Now, her signature show is cheering on protesters who are making life miserable, and worse, for five pro-life Supreme Court justices…at their homes.

Because the Supreme Court has “court” in its name, most people understand that it is an institution tasked with addressing legal issues, but MSNBC’s Ali Velshi and The New Yorker’s Sheelah Kolhatkar are not most people. On Velshi’s Saturday show, they condemned the Court for “talking about the Constitution” and “the right to life” while ignoring economic statistics.

Inflation is out of control, skyrocketing to a 40-year high. This past week, the networks laughably tried to spin a tiny slowing of the rate of inflation, from 8.5 percent to 8.3 as some sort of “sign of hope” and “good news.” All of this is a desperate attempt by the networks to save the floundering Joe Biden and his Democratic Party from disaster in the November midterms. So don't forget the…

When the March for Life takes place every year, it is a time for media to lament attacks on “abortion rights.” When pro-abortion people take to streets, it is a great time for Saturday’s Good Morning America on ABC and CBS Saturday Morning to lament attacks on abortion rights.

All eyes will be on Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas now that the Texas “censorship” law will go into effect. Protocol reported that a legal challenge to the new law that reached the high court would be a gift to Thomas. In the past, Thomas argued social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter were “sufficiently akin” to “common carriers,” and as such, users should not be…

The politically correct nightmare that is National Public Radio deputized their "extremism" correspondent Odette Yousef on Thursday night to smear the entire pro-life movement as a "far-right" cocktail of "Christian supremacism, secular male supremacism and white supremacism."

Univision anchor Luis Carlos Vélez recently broke with Hispanic media orthodoxy by saying that Hispanics are "more than the immigration issue". Although true, such statements are unheard of in an institution that depends on Hispanics being limited to the immigration issue.

The New York Times almost earned points on Thursday by pointing out New York had differing takes on the hot topic of abortion in the city’s theater spaces. Naturally, the Times critic found the pro-abortion show "shrewd and funny" and "smart and entertaining," while the anti-abortion play was a "right-wing" screed with "stalkerish overtones."

Television networks are determined to advance the idea that transgenderism is normal behavior, especially in family dynamics. You will be made to accept the LGBTQ agenda, regardless of your personal opinions and religious beliefs. At least that is their plan. Tolerance is not optional.

During an interview with Republican South Dakota Senator John Thune on Friday’s CBS Mornings, the hosts repeatedly pressed the GOP lawmaker on his pro-life positions. At one point, fill-in co-host Dana Jacobson even suggested that the abortion debate focused too much on the rights of unborn children and not enough on women.

Choosing a vocation is harder for some people than others. Doctor, teacher, stay at home parent, rocket scientist, murderer…eh, hold up.