Is billions of dollars of fraud against America’s taxpayers NOT newsworthy? That's what you would find when looking on Google News or the elitist broadcast networks.
Free Speech America Associate Editor Luis Cornelio came to share his research on Google News, joined by our evening news analyst Jorge Bonilla. Luis found Google News blocked out any stories on the White House task force on fraud, led by Vice President J.D. Vance. The Trump administration has taken at least 51 key actions and victories against fraud since February, ranging from massive healthcare fraud takedowns to the suspension of billions of dollars in government funding. Yet, Google News featured none of them in its top 20 morning listings. They skipped 257 stories on the subject.
Then there's more of the acidic aftermath of the White House press-pass denial of CNN, MS NOW, and Politico. ABC This Week host Martha Raddatz took exception to Attorney General Todd Blanche sticking up for the ban. He argued “the complete misinformation and the inaccuracy and the one-sided news out of certain organizations does become a national security issue." So Raddatz tried to force him to say they would screen journalists for national secuirty before they get on the press plane? He told her not to put words in his mouth.
Democrats don't need to say anything like that in their Sunday-show interviews. Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) did NOT get interrupted and pressed. No [CROSSTALK] on his portion of the transcript. this. Raddatz did ask a couple of decent questions about how Democrats as a party don’t look great on their voter approval, and about Troy Jackson, but they set up long, uninterrupted answers.
On Saturday, New York Post writer Lydia Moynihan and former White House press secretary Sean Spicer pushed back on against CNN host Abby Phillip’s implication that Trump is the most grievous offender of press freedom, and that you can’t change the subject to Biden – whose press shop energetically ignored and suppressed New York Post White House reporter Steven Nelson for years.
Speaking of bias by omission, Bill D'Agostino found ABC, CBS, and NBC haven’t breathed a word on-air about the highly incriminating foreign money scandal involving Democratic mega-PAC ActBlue. In June, ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones testified to the House Administration Committee that her company had implemented a “passport verification process” which would filter out any illegal foreign donations. But on September 16, it was revealed that that process involved merely checking to ensure that a donor had submitted a passport number with a valid number of digits, not a valid passport. Democrat scandals...."die in darkness," as they say.
On NBC's Meet the Press, host Kristen Welker felt she had to point out that Michigan Democrat Senate candidate Abdul el-Sayed is NOT a communist, that he said on her show that he's a capitalist. The man campaigned with Hasan Piker, who effusively praised mass-murdering Chinese communist dictator Mao Zedong as a "great leader." He wants to end all private health insurance in a "Medicare For All" scheme. He is not a capitalist, no matter what he claims he is.
Finally, the Sunday shows did not cover the breaking news on the thwarted terrorist attack at Britain's Fairford Royal Air Force Base, home to several U.S. Air force units. None of the shows on ABC, CBS, NBC or CNN covered the potential attack. CBS and NBC did, however, feature their regularly scheduled interviews with leaders of the Iranian terror regime.
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