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The unfunny former comedians-turned Democratic activists on ABC and CBS late night are so cringe-inducing, you almost feel bad for them. Almost. Then you remember they hate half their audience and sheer awfulness of their shows deserves scorn. Instead of making fun of the party in power, which is what an actual comedian would do, Jimmy Kimmel on Wednesday night repeated talking points about…

Just like last week, somehow ABC felt the need to not cover Andrew Cuomo’s various scandals on their morning and evening news broadcasts this week, but relegated their discussion on the topic to their daytime political talk show, The View. 

Continuing the network’s blatantly activist State of the Struggle series on Thursday, NBC’s 3rd Hour Today show co-host Craig Melvin sat down for a friendly chat with three radical left-wing partisans who he hailed as “thought leaders and change-makers.” Included in the group was race-baiting professor Ibram X. Kendi, who once labeled Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett a “white colonizer…

On The View Thursday, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki faced tough questions from conservative co-host Meghan McCain about the administration reopening a border detention facility for migrant kids, which was heavily chastised by the media and the left during President Trump’s years.

I wasn't going to write a second column on the passing of Rush Limbaugh but given the reaction from hostile and snarky individuals -- even from a few self-styled conservatives -- explaining his influence is key to understanding him and more importantly the movement for which he was such a powerful spokesman. As with the former president, Donald Trump, Limbaugh spoke for people who felt…

Andrea Mitchell was distraught on her Wednesday MSNBC show over the fact that Republicans are not thrilled with President Biden's pick to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, Xavier Becerra. She was also dismayed that thus far no Republicans have stepped forward to cancel Sen. Joe Manchin's decision to vote no on OMB director-nominee Neera Tanden.

The next time you hear liberal reporters talk about independent journalism, remember how CBS and ABC allow their news shows to become corporate shills for the streaming services of their bosses. On Thursday, CBS This Morning journalists promoted the “awesome” new Paramount+, hyping how just everyone is “excited” for it.

While all three networks chose to ignore sexual harassment allegations against their favorite, scandal-embroiled governor yesterday, CBS and NBC finally got around to it on their Thursday morning shows. But ABC, who once employed Andrew Cuomo’s journalist brother Chris Cuomo, ignored the story again.

On Wednesday, Joe Scarborough offered no sympathy to OMB nominee Neera Tanden, whose nomination is struggling in part due to corrosive tweets. "You can tweet harsh tweets about people, or you can get nominated. I just, I don't think you can do both . . . and the Biden administration certainly should understand that, and so should Neera."

Reporter Katie Rogers’ “White House Memo” in Tuesday’s New York Times, “Washington Basks in a New Event: A Weekend of Tranquility,” revealed the cozy relationship between the press and the new Democratic administration (Biden's bagel run and videogames!) and its unhealthy ongoing obsession with (and contempt of) former president Donald Trump: "President Biden did not do anything this weekend.…

Proving just how politically craven and hypocritical they were, at no point during their Wednesday prime time lineup did CNN or MSNBC tell their viewers about the sexual harassment allegations against Democratic New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. It was a blatant double standard in the treatment they savaged conservatives like Justice Brett Kavanaugh with.

After making his mark during Tuesday’s White House press briefing, Fox News’s Peter Doocy again tussled Wednesday with Press Secretary Jen Psaki over illegal immigration, wondering whether the term “kids in containers” was more apt for the detaining of illegal immigrant children since Psaki was turned off (read: triggered) by the description of “kids in cages.”

This week, Democratic Reps. Anna Eshoo, D-Calif., and Jerry McNerny, D-N.J., sent out a series of letters to America's largest communications corporations: AT&T, Alphabet Inc., Cox Communications, Dish Network, Comcast, Apple, Amazon and others. Their letters demanded answers from these corporations on one simple topic: Why would these platforms continue to allow the dissemination of "…

On Wednesday, the broadcast networks (ABC, CBS, and NBC) were again running defense for corrupt New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (D); but instead of helping to cover-up his nursing home deaths, they were ignoring claims of sexual harassment from a former aide. They also didn’t care to report on a rally of family members whose loved ones were killed by Cuomo’s order to put COVID-positive patients…