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President Trump’s use of emergency powers to federalize the D.C. police and deploy the National Guard to America’s disgracefully crime-ridden capital city was greeted with racially charged animus by the (for the moment) taxpayer-funded pundits on PBS’s Washington Week in Review on Friday evening. Show moderator and Atlantic editor in chief Jeffrey Goldberg brought up what he “a…

In the latest instance in an ongoing series, ABC News has once again treated the cooked crime data coming out of Washington, D.C. as though they were the Gospel truth. And in a new yet familiar twist, now accuse President Donald Trump of “baselessly” referring to the data as “phony”.

NPR’s clearly still bitter President Trump stopped their federal funding. Their home page on Sunday morning touts a small group of radical lefties: “Hundreds march to White House to protest Trump's D.C. crackdown.” It's not a large crowd, but it's an anti-Trump crowd. NPR skips over conservative protests like the March for Life. They don't consider that "newsworthy."

On Friday night's Real Time, HBO host Bill Maher called out Democrats like former Vice President Kamala Harris and Bill and Hillary Clinton for refusing to appear on his show despite the fact that he voted for them. Meanwhile, many Republicans have shown up and "they take their beating like a man."

HBO’s Bill Maher can seem like the most reasonable of the bunch of the liberal late night comedians because he is willing to ridicule the excesses of the left, but in mocking DOGE staffer Edward “Big Balls” Coristine on Friday’s Real Time for being assaulted, he crossed a line that even the others have dared not cross.

Amazon’s track record with conservative art is sketchy, at best.

One time-tested way to examine media bias is to see if the media label any indicted Democrat official as a Democrat. But with President Trump’s deployment of the National Guard to Washington, D.C., highlighting blue city mismanagement, over ABC, CBS, and NBC’s Friday evening and Saturday morning shows, only CBS passed the test of identifying New Orleans Mayor Latoya Cantrell as a Democrat, and…

New York Times columnist David Brooks may have officially lost it. On Friday’s PBS News Hour, Brooks reached back over 100 years into the time machine to pull out an analogy that says what President Trump and Texas are doing on redistricting is the equivalent of the German use of mustard gas in World War I.

NPR is bitter than Donald Trump took away their federal funding, even though their CEO claimed they've never displayed a bias. On Thursday's All Things Considered, they touted MeidasTouch, leftist screamers who capitalize on the people who hate Trump with a passion and want to be told he's always failing.

Appearing as a guest on MSNBC Reports Thursday afternoon, MSNBC weekend anchor Jonathan Capehart compared school fears of immigration agents to fear of school shootings. He went on to claim that immigration agents are "snatching people up off the streets whether they are citizens or not without a care, it seems, for due process or the rule of law."

The New York Times appears energetically interested in helping Democrat rejuvenate their damaged political careers. On the front page of Monday’s Times came the headline “Challenging ICE Raids Lifts L.A. Mayor’s Image.” Surprise, in a blue city, opposing anything Trump does will help you out. Her "resistance" to deportations matched "the fury of a deeply liberal populace."…

CNN This Morning host Audie Cornish suggests that the presence of ICE agents outside a venue where California Gov. Gavin Newsom was giving a speech on his plans to gerrymander more congressional seats for Democrats constituted an "armed response."

After nearly three years as one of the few pro-Second Amendment voices on CNN, Stephen Gutowski, founder of The Reload will no longer be a contributor at the network. In a thread on X announcing his departure, Gutowski said he didn’t harbor any ill will toward CNN and said he was proud of the work he did there while they would have him, and seemed optimistic about what the future held.

Former conservative reporter-turned-far-left authoritarian prick Oliver Darcy wrote Thursday night in his newsletter Status that “dishonest MAGA commentator Scott Jennings” of CNN and fellow Trump supporter Jillian Michaels were examples of “political arsonists...whose contributions amount to provocation, misinformation, and hijacked conversations” and thus unjustly given a voice on Wednesday’…