Phillip Accuses Conservatives Of Hypocrisy On Jelly Roll, Enes Kanter
In the wake of conservatives criticizing Jelly Roll for his performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and praising Enes Kanter for calling out the WNBA on its inability to define what a woman is, CNN’s Abby Phillip assembled her Table for Five on Saturday to try to accuse conservatives of hypocrisy. Unfortunately for Phillip, she completely misunderstood the problem with actual cancel culture and the…
Stars And Stripes: Journalists Or Federal Government Employees?
Well here’s an “only in Washington” conundrum.
ABC Hypes 'Voting Rights' Protest, But Skips Its Incendiary Rhetoric
Good Morning America co-host Whit Johnson and ABC reporter Alex Presha joined forces on Saturday to promote Friday’s “voting rights” demonstration in Washington, and if ABC was your only source of news, you would come away with the impression that the Defend the Vote demonstration was just the latest chapter in the fight for Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream and not what it actually was, which…
PBS Finds Newfound Respect For Federalism Amid Trump's Mail Voting EO
PBS News Hour host Geoff Bennett, The Atlantic staff writer David Brooks, and MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart assembled on Friday to recap the week’s news, which featured them developing a newfound respect for federalism and the Tenth Amendment as President Trump’s executive order about the Postal Service and voting by mail makes its way through the courts.
NPR Turned on by Smeary Ossoff, Who's Figured Out How 'to Excite' Dems
National Public Radio congressional reporter Sam Gringlas wrote about one of the elitist media’s political heroes, “How Jon Ossoff figured out a formula to excite Democrats.” You knew Gringlas approved of Ossoff when he forwarded comparisons to the anointed one, Barack Obama. Gringlas simply piled on the praises from unlabeled liberal commentators, and reduced his smear of Harp to one of "his…
Hochul: No Pings After Midnight, No Chatbots, Government Knows Best
Was this Morning Joe—or a 1984 sequel? Gov. Kathy Hochul appeared on Friday to boast that New York goes further than the restrictions imposed on Meta in the recent settlement of the lawsuit brought against it. Hochul bragged that, for minors, New York allows “no notifications at all after midnight,” and she talked as if the state were already “banning access to AI chatbots.”
CNN Claims Dems Can ‘Walk & Chew Gum’ in Fixing Markets, Probing Trump
On Sunday’s CNN Newsroom, fill-in host Erica Hill trumpeted CNN political commentator Maria Cardona and former Republican Pennsylvania Congressman Charlie Dent taking turns accusing Republicans and President Trump of “betray[ing] the American people” by “spen[ding] billions on a war that no one wanted” AND starting an “absurd” “new trade war” with Canada.
O'Donnell Attacks Trump for Not Promising Troops ‘Home for Christmas’
Few in the liberal elitist media have as wide of a gulf between how smart they think they are and how smart they actually are than MS Now’s Lawrence O’Donnell. Students of history are aware of several classic military blunders: touching America’s boats, invading Russia in winter, and engaging in a land war in Asia. Yet on Thursday’s The Last Word, O’Donnell, who fancies himself a history buff…
MS NOW Smears Administration As 'Extreme White Nationalist' Regime
On Friday, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries spoke at the “Defend The Vote” protest in Washington, but instead of taking issue with the premise that voter suppression is real, MS NOW On The Line guest host Eugene Daniels brought in journalism professor Jason Johnson to claim Democrats need to be tougher against “this kind of extreme white nationalist, authoritarian regime.”
Networks Skip VILE Iranian Regime Threatening Barron Trump’s Life
Over the weekend, Iranian-state media aired a galling video that, as per the New York Post, “fantasiz[ed] about killing Barron Trump in a disturbing escalation against President Trump and his family” and “claimed he is ‘fully monitored’ and showing depictions of the dorms” where he attends college. However, none of this was of interest to the “Big Three” of ABC, CBS, and NBC on their flagship…
Meyers, Gentile Gush Over El-Sayed's Bizarre Trans Surgeries Answer
Earlier this week, Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed gave a rather bizarre answer to Fox News’s Jesse Watters when asked if “it’s okay for a parent to slash his kid’s ding-a-ling off” by comparing such an operation to circumcision. However, according to NBC’s Late Night host Seth Meyers and writer/producer Sal Gentile’s Thursday A Closer Look Out of Office podcast, El-Sayed…
PBS Downplays Taliban Atrocities in Afghanistan USAID Cuts Segment
Tuesday’s PBS News Hour segment, “A look at the devastating impact of USAID cuts in rural Afghanistan,” could have been more accurately titled “A look at the devastating impact of the Taliban’s brutal takeover of Afghanistan.” But PBS and correspondent Leila Molana-Allen downplayed the atrocities committed by the Taliban in charge of Afghanistan, in favor of more bashing of the Trump team for…
CNN Asks Michigan Dem Why She Does Not Want to Talk About Hasan Piker
On Thursday’s CNN News Central, after Michigan Democratic Representative Debbie Dingell crashed out on Wednesday after a reporter asked her about far-left terrorist sympathizer streamer Hasan Piker at a rally for Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el-Sayed, CNN host John Berman briefly asked her why reporters, including himself, could not ask about Piker. In an earlier hour of the show,…
Jelly Roll Backpedals After Criticism: 'I'm Pretty Down The Middle'
After a week of criticism and accusations that he had come down with Trump Derangement Syndrome, Jimmy Kimmel Live! guest host Jelly Roll closed out the week on ABC on Thursday by attempting to backtrack and claim that “I'm pretty down the middle” and use his final monologue to implore the country to be better than its leaders.
