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Who better than leftist Michael Moore to represent the far-left MSNBC as the Democratic National Convention began on Monday night? Host Ari Melber didn’t bat an eye when the director uttered relief that Joe Biden didn’t “swing to the right” by picking former Obama official Susan Rice.

Los Angeles Times TV writer Stephen Battaglio snagged an interview with MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace, now hosting two hours of liberal talk TV on MSNBC. We’ll get to the interview in a second, but this quote is spit-take bizarre. Katie Couric says Wallace is not “hyper-partisan.”

The unhinged conspiracy theory that the Democratic Party wanted pushed to voters on Monday was that the Trump administration was trying to destroy the U.S. Postal Service in order “sabotage” the November election. Therefore, that was the story hyped on all three network morning shows. The campaign collusion between the press and the DNC isn’t hidden, so-called “journalists” have no shame about…

It can be really tough for liberal journalists to accept when their biased reporting appears not to be helping their favored candidate. MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle experienced this level of disappointment Monday morning, discussing a new NBC News poll with Atlanta’s Democrat Mayor, Keisha Lance Bottoms.

The wild conspiracy theories sowed by the Democrats about intentional delays at the Post Office are at odds with the “independent fact checkers.” Ella Lee at USA Today declared it “Partly False” that “President Trump is intentionally slowing USPS deliveries to undermine mail-in voting, and mailed ballots need two weeks.”

During a softball chat with far-left Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren on Monday’s Today show, NBC anchor Craig Melvin fretted that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris weren’t radical enough for the unhinged Democratic Party base. Instead, he kept pushing the lie that the leftist presidential ticket was just a couple of moderates.

CBS This Morning led off the interview portion of Monday’s show by letting co-host Gayle King interview her good friend Sen. Cory Booker – without disclosing their friendship. King did highlight Booker’s friendship with fellow Senator Kamala Harris, to set up Booker to blast Trump.

A new MRC analysis of ABC, CBS and NBC evening news coverage of President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden in June and July found these networks chose to aim most of their attention and nearly all of their negative coverage on Trump, so Biden escaped any scrutiny of his left-wing policy positions, past job performance or character. In those two months, in fact, viewers heard…

On Saturday's AM Joy on MSNBC, frequent guest Elie Mystal derided white men as "trifling" as he declared that most will vote for a "bigoted, misogynistic President," forcing black voters to turn out in high numbers to beat Donald Trump. He also charged that "the average African American experience" is to be "predated upon" by whites as he portrayed "every white woman" as a lying threat.

Washington Post reporter-turned-columnist Karen Tumulty has a splashy big positive column about Biden campaign manager Jennifer O’Malley Dillon in the Sunday paper headlined “The woman who transformed Joe Biden’s campaign.” Then, in paragraph three, she disclosed a conflict of interest: "My adult son works for the Biden campaign."

CBS senior contributor Ted Koppel joined Alice down the rabbit hole during Sunday Morning as he spent his over 10-minute segment spinning a crackpot conspiracy theory which claimed President Trump was getting ready to activate so-called “Presidential Emergency Action Documents” or PEADs. The activation of these secret documents, according to Koppel and his cast of lefty loons, would allow…

CNN chief legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin joined Don Lemon on Friday's CNN Tonight for a very solemn segment about voting and the Republican Party's alleged war on it. According to Toobin, it is GOP policy to make sure Democrats don't vote.

Setting the stage for their excuse if President Trump won reelection, ABC’s Good Morning America and NBC’s Sunday Today spent the morning accusing the President of a conspiracy to steal the 2020 election. ABC called it the “mail-in voting scandal” while NBC dubbed it the “Postal Service crisis;” accusing Postmaster General Louis DeJoy of allegedly doing Trump’s dirty work, even though they…

CNN’s Brian Stelter loves to play the silly game of denying CNN is anything like Fox News in terms of shoveling opinions. He even plays it with children. In a July 21 YouTube interview Stelter did with a high-schooler named Ryan Anastasio, Stelter said Fox is all "ranting and raving about made-up controversies," and suggested CNN isn't one-sided entertainment.