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Two days after Title 42 was allowed to expire and led to conditions at the southern border deteriorating even further with record numbers of migrants flooding into the United States, ABC's This Week co-moderator Jonathan Karl attempted to compare Biden's immigration policy to former President Trump's. In an interview with Biden's Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, Karl…

Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee pounced on overhyped media reports, regarding alleged financial ethics scandals committed by conservative Supreme Court justices, as a pretext to hold hearings. National Public Radio legal reporter Nina Totenberg obliged, with full coverage on Tuesday’s Morning Edition program. A text edition of Totenberg’s report showed her taking…

Washington Post "Fact Checker" Glenn Kessler somehow thinks it's a terrible idea to do a poll asking about how the 2020 election could have turned out differently. That's odd, since The Post did polls for several years asking if the Russians made the 2016 election turn out differently.

On her Saturday MSNBC show, Katie Phang said that Daniel Penny was guilty of "murder" in the subway death of Daniel Neely. MSNBC legal analyst and former federal prosecutor Cynthia Alksne pushes back, saying the facts don't support a murder charge, and that second-degree manslaughter is the proper charge.  She says it's likely there will be a hung jury.

Tax-supported PBS has attracted heat of late for indoctrinating children on “queer,” transgender, and related issues, including through its PBS LearningMedia brand used in schools, under the rubric “Understanding LGBTQ+ Identity: A Toolkit for Educators.” Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed funding for the state’s PBS station for “indoctrination and over-sexualization” of children.…

Instructive - very.

Natalie Portman played a starring role in the creation of Time’s Up.

In the quest to save the planet, CBS Saturday Morning has a suggestion: eat bugs. The idea comes as CBS simultaneously warns that soy-based proteins are destroying the planet.

New York Times columnist David Brooks and Washington Post associate editor Jonathan Capehart mixed up their usual Friday routine on PBS NewsHour and actually had, by PBS standards, a contentious argument on whether or not media arrogance partly explains Donald Trump’s popularity.

For years liberal reporters and celebrities have exploited moms and Mother’s Day in order to score rhetorical points and seek a rhetorical edge in pushing various causes. Republicans are trashed as terrible mothers, while Democrats like Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama are heralded as super-moms.

Following the airing of CNN’s town hall with former President Trump Wednesday evening, many bloviating pontificators in the liberal media registered their outrage at the network for daring to give the Republican candidate a platform. A surprising voice to register their disproval came from inside CNN’s house in the form of senior media reporter Oliver Darcy via the so-called “Reliable Sources…

It was a banner week for bias. Media liberals were outraged at CNN's Trump town hall (including CNN liberals), but it was a sad rerun. Meanwhile, James Comer's press conference on the latest Biden family finance scandals was overwhelmingly ignored by Democrat-enabling journalists.

The New York Times made the arrest of a freshman Republican congressman its lead story Thursday: “SANTOS IS INDICTED AS INQUIRY CLAIMS 3 FINANCE SCHEMES -- Charges Include Fraud, Theft and Lying -- Lawmaker Pleads Not Guilty.” The same front page featured this blurb to a story on page A18: “G.O.P. Lacks Proof on Bidens --After months of investigation and many public accusations of…

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas made the rounds Friday on all three broadcast network morning news shows as Title 42 ended Thursday night and, while those on ABC’s Good Morning America and CBS Mornings were taped and fairly pedestrian, NBC’s Today had co-host Savannah Guthrie bringing the heat over the crisis at the southern border.