@SenRonJohnson On Tuesday morning, streaming platforms ABC News Live and CBS News 24/7 had news briefs on the Fauci texts about pregnant women and the Covid vaccine. But again nothing on @GMA or @CBSMornings! https://t.co/bsPHQ8X6kV

During his opening rant, O'Donnell alternates between being giddy that Trump "was not in control of that situation" in which the Secret Service had to act to protect his life, and seemingly being annoyed that the traveling press pool were kept in the dark about Trump's real https://t.co/D4WQJxO8QF

The morning "news" shows are frothy, not Fauci. No time for the latest scoop from Dr. Tony's texts. But ABC can devote time to new soda, like hey guys, 7-Up is now calling itself "LIME-LEMON." Wow, they have all the serious news. https://t.co/MFe42CTAIM

It's summer, which means its time for Anthony Anderson to guest host Jimmy Kimmel Live! and call Republicans racists. He introduces Rep. Jasmine Crockett by saying, "Our next guest continues to distinguish herself as one of the most outspoken and plainspoken members of the U.S. https://t.co/J82AKujRD6

WATCH: @CBSEveningNews reports both the latest incident with Sophie Cunningham, AND Enes Kanter and Royce White declaring for the WNBA Draft. TONY DOKOUPIL: One of the biggest stories in sports and culture this year took a new turn over the weekend. It began when WNBA star https://t.co/StWm5VcwJ8

The "Phone a Friend" portion of "Who Wants To Be a Millionaire" had a surprise. A friend of liberal "Daily Show" comedian comes on the line and immediately kisses up to Jimmy Kimmel in the "Charlie Kirk's MAGA Killer" scandal. "Hey, uh, real quick, thanks for defending the First https://t.co/RWoPC2MHS1

WATCH: CBS's Margaret Brennan tries to run the "vaccine misinformation" talking point past Great Barrington signatory and NIH Director @DrJBhattacharya, gets COOKED MARGARET BRENNAN: You were down in Atlanta this past week. This is one year since that horrific shooting at CDC https://t.co/rpWg8OyiWm

WATCH: ABC's Jon Karl lobs a Francesca Hong softball at AOC. AOC dances around the question, asserts that "Woke One was crazy"- brought about by Covid causing a "huge opening of the Overtone Window." JON KARL: So, you have Wisconsin coming up next. Francesca Hong, who is the https://t.co/Navw0iESNS

NBC’s @kwelkernbc asked if Republican “attacks” against Abdul El-Sayed, which she asserted “have no evidence” to support them, “go too far?” To @SenatorBanks: “Let me ask you, you describe Dr. El-Sayed as extreme, your Senate colleague Tommy Tuberville has called him a terrorist. https://t.co/d8aBni0oJw

In 11 minutes with Abdul El-Sayed, not a word from CNN’s @JakeTapper about any of Sayed’s extremist views. First question on @CNNSOTU: What more can he do to “fight” President Trump: “So the Trump administration, as you know, is trying to paint a rosy picture of the economy. You https://t.co/sNpdweun0Z

BROADCAST BIAS: Networks cover for radical Hasan Piker despite ties to Senate nominee https://t.co/Qji3CrdJNm #FoxNews

Later, the strategizing shifts to health care as Acosta endorses El-Sayed's Medicare for All scheme, "I do think that we should have national health care in this country. I covered the passage of Obamacare and it did expand health care through a lot of people in this country, but https://t.co/iKpF7hW8r7

Jim Acosta, the man who thinks journalists need speak truth to power, tells Abdul El-Sayed that AIPAC supporting Mike Rogers is Islamophobic or something, "AIPAC, as you said, spent millions of dollars trying to defeat you. They've now pledged that they're gonna back Mike Rogers, https://t.co/rWanlgx30N

Clarissa Ward lectures on CNNI: "researchers discovered what happens to the human brain when looking at a mass instead of a single face....seeing Syrian refugees pictured in large groups...made the viewers' attribute less capacity for guilt, tenderness, compassion to the people." https://t.co/3eTKUHDVTl

PBS's Amna Nawaz laments to David Brooks "In terms of that, David, what we have seen from Republicans on the messaging front so far is some anti-Muslim rhetoric already. Republicans are now using Dr. El-Sayed's full name in their ads, which they haven't used before, which is https://t.co/eE8dwp4Yoz

PBS's Amna Nawaz's silly question to TN's Secretary of State: "Tennessee is one of the strictest states in the nation when it comes to voter I.D...studies have shown that noncitizen voting doesn't seem to be a problem in Tennessee. So why is that a concern for you?" https://t.co/JB2GpjS9tl

WATCH: @CBSEveningNews whines over Trump EO banning birth tourism. Weijia Jiang deals the "without evidence" card MATT GUTMAN: Breaking news now from The White House. President Trump doubling down in his fight against birthright citizenship. The Supreme Court just weeks ago https://t.co/KW3cJnD1Il

After the interview, Stewart reacts with his producers, "That was interesting. I'm not really sure what to think here. He definitely feels very strongly about certain issues...I feel like we all just got out of one of those movies—you know those movies where it's like sort of, https://t.co/omWDT9cS0u

Jon Stewart argues with Sen. John Fetterman about leaving the Democratic Party if the anti-Israel people take over, "So, and I mean no disrespect on this, but that is not our country." He also claims "It seems like a weird line to draw." (1/2) https://t.co/mIhKPp2SNZ

OF COURSE Kaitlan Collins asked Abdul El-Sayed the "first Muslim in the Senate" question. COLLINS: Well, and you talked about when you've run for office before- death threats, that you got- islamophobia. If you do win, you will become the first Muslim senator in U.S. history. https://t.co/i38zZt5fSX