This Week

On ABC's This Week, host Martha Raddatz downplays the seriousness of the problem of violent Venezuelan gangs in Aurora, Colorado. She says that there were just a "handful" of apartment complexes that the gangs took over. Responded JD Vance: "Martha -- do you hear yourself? Only a handful of apartment complexes were taken over by Venezuelan gangs, and Donald Trump is the problem, not Kamala…

Things got spicy between the two former party chairs on ABC This Week with George Stephanopoulos, hosted this week by its namesake Clintonite flack, over Eric Trump saying that Democrats were behind the attempted assassinations of former President Donald Trump.

ABC News’s stilted coverage throughout the 2024 election has solidified it as the most wildly biased broadcast network of the “big three” (ABC, CBS, and NBC). From 100 days of 100 percent pro-Kamala Harris coverage, to possibly the most stilted debate in modern political history, the network has abandoned even the pretense of objectivity and relegated itself one of the Democratic Party’s most…

Host Jon Karl opened today’s broadcast of ABC This Week with a 16-minute interview of former Congresswoman Liz Cheney, with which to facilitate her (and former Vice President Dick Cheney’s) announced decision to vote for a Democrat for President- Vice President Kamala Harris. And Karl sought to bolster that endorsement with a proven falsehood.

You can often determine the extent to which an issue is damaging to the Regime by its media’s refusal to cover or even acknowledge it. Such is the case of the violent takeover of certain parts of Aurora, Colorado by the violent Tren de Aragua gang.

Across the Sunday TV dial, the political affairs shows sought to provide political cover for the Biden-Harris Administration’s neglect of the families of the 13 service members killed during the ISIS-K attack at the Hamid Karzai International Airport on August 26th, 2021. The four major shows did this by continuing to scandalize former President Donald Trump’s visit to the Arlington National…

Once again, Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) demonstrated how best to deal with the Regime Media when they attempt to impose a Democrat-friendly narrative. The key is to immediately reject the questioner’s false, loaded premise and force them to defend their questions. 

Sunday political affairs programming switched gears as the networks prepare to cover (or fawn over) this week’s Democratic National Convention in Chicago. With the spotlight on the Democratic ticket, there was nary a mention of the various and sundry scandals surrounding the Democratic vice presidential candidate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.

It appears that, as pertains to their interview of Senator JD Vance, some of the Regime Media Sunday hosts were singing from the same hymnal; particularly on a question that was racially loaded and intended to serve multiple purposes.

Seldom are the Regime Media made to look as smugly biased and factually unprepared as in this contentious exchange between GOP vice presidential nominee Senator JD Vance (OH) and ABC’s Jon Karl, over Minnesota’s “transgender sanctuary law”.

In a contentious interview, former Clinton White House operative and current ABC host George Stephanopoulos accused U.S. Representative Byron Donalds (R-FL) of repeatedly slurring Vice President Kamala Harris. But the “slur” is nonspecific, and not really a slur at all.

The Regime Media continue to do their level best to boost Kamalamania into the atmosphere. On ABC This Week, senior campaign correspondent Rachel Scott openly salivated over the prospects of a Harris-Trump debate.

Democrats know they can appear on the pro-Biden Sunday network shows and receive a gentle interview. On Sunday's This Week with George Stephanopoulos, regular co-host Martha Raddatz oh-so-gently asked Gov. Wes Moore (D-Md.) about the difference between his public and private stances on Joe Biden being forced out of the presidential race by his own party.

In the immediate aftermath of an attempted assassination of the former President of the United States and certain 2024 Republican nominee, some in the press are abandoning calls to “lower the temperature” of the post-shooting rhetoric, and have begun to blame Trump for getting himself shot.