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Joe Biden over the weekend broke his foot while playing with his dog. Despite being obsessed with even the most minor aspect of Donald Trump's presidency, the networks on Sunday night and Monday morning showed very little interest in the health of the 78-year-old president-elect.

On Sunday's Reliable Sources, CNN host Brian Stelter brought on Politico editor Carrie Budoff Brown to discuss how Joe Biden is "delightfully boring" in contrast with Trump, and his clampdown on media access and leaks will be very much like Obama's. That's refreshing? 

CNN’s New Day took a break from their feverish panicking over coronavirus and President Trump not conceding the election to taunt Melania Trump, Monday morning.

After launching an all-out assault on Thanksgiving and making gloom and doom predictions about families gathering with their loved ones, CNN has now moved on to fear mongering about Christmas. On Saturday afternoon’s CNN Newsroom, fill in host Boris Sanchez brought on CNN medical analyst Dr. Jonathan Reiner to mandate to Americans that “we can’t just do” Christmas “this year.”

Does the left fear a 2024 run by President Trump? Looks that way, judging from this morning's AM Joy show on MSNBC, guest-hosted by Maria Teresa Kumar. The show devoted a segment to the possibility of Trump 2024. And in a pre-emptive strike on a possible run, the panel pleaded that the media shouldn't cover Trump, and that supporters shouldn't contribute to him.

They say that familiarity breeds contempt and sometimes it even breeds hilarious contempt as seems to be the case of an ex-aide of Andrew Cuomo who wrote a highly entertaining Nation magazine takedown of the New York Governor over his Emmy  Award  for his COVID-19 performances in front of the camera. 

In the aftermath of reports that an illegal alien stabbed several people, killing two, at a church in San Jose, California, the liberal media have ignored the role that sanctuary policies played in allowing the alleged perpetrator, Fernando Lopez Garcia, to stay in the country in spite of an ICE detainer and other recent arrests which should have triggered his deportation.

On Saturday morning’s Velshi, MSNBC host Ali Velshi insisted that Biden’s administration needs an "all-of-government" solution not just to address COVID and climate, but to address "social inequities." Hannah-Jones spouted woke propaganda by declaring that “in that every aspect of our society we have inequality, racial inequality, gender inequality.”

One of the most annoying habits at PolitiFact is the tendency to treat standard political rhetoric as some kind of falsehood. Take Congressman Jody Hice (R-Georgia), who said of the Democrats, "If they truly wanted unity, they wouldn’t have spent 4 years refusing to acknowledge Trump’s 2016 victory." They called that False.

Pennsylvania state senator Doug Mastriano, found himself suspended on Twitter at just the same time as he hosted a hearing in Gettysburg on election fraud in Pennsylvania, and tweeted about its findings. 

In a video commentary, MRCTV's Brittany Hughes laid out the latest poll on liberal media bias.

Comedians clearly supported President Obama and didn’t want a comic narrative to build against him. They saw what happened when Tina Fey mocked Gov. Sarah Palin so mercilessly during the 2008 presidential campaign, and they couldn’t risk a repeat against their own party. So they claimed Obama was too cool, smart and slick to be mocked.

In the aftermath of President Donald Trump pardoning retired General Mike Flynn, CNN legal analyst Elie Honig declared that the move is a "wild abuse of power" as he and other CNN regulars failed to inform viewers of the argument in favor of exonerating the former national security advisor.

New York magazine's senior art critic Jerry Saltz drew hot pushback on Twitter after he claimed "Republicanism is no longer a political problem; Republicanism is a social problem. It must be treated in the same way coronavirus is treated: it has to be isolated and snuffed-out by repressing it in about 70% of the general population."