2020 Presidential

While ABC’s World News Tonight and NBC Nightly News joined CBS Evening News in gushing about John Bolton’s new anti-Trump book, The Room Where It Happened on Wednesday, CBS congressional correspondent Nancy Cordes took it a step further, pressing House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (D) on whether or not Democrats would pursue new impeachment charges against President Trump.

On Tuesday, PolitiFact demonstrated that Joe Biden now has his own "very fine people" misquotation. He never said "Antifa are courageous Americans." But he did misquote Trump on "very fine people" in the same video! And PolitiFact carefully avoided it....then and now. 

Facebook launched a new program to incentivize its users in America to vote in the 2020 election. It announced that the platform plans to help 4 million people go out and vote. The move comes amidst massive internal and external pressure on the company to restrict or censor content from President Donald Trump. So far, Facebook has not agreed.

Joe Scarborough went on a screaming anti-Zuckerberg rant on Wednesday's Morning Joe. The gist was, per Scarborough, that Zuckerberg is insufficiently censoring far-right groups and foreign manipulators on Facebook, although Scarborough pointedly declined to mention Facebook by name, referring to it only as "Mark Zuckerberg's website. Joe started out calmly, but got increasingly wound up, and…

The coronavirus pandemic limits the ability for television shows to film as normal so instead of an episode using human actors on film, POP network’s One Day at a Time turned its latest episode into an animated one. The animated format didn’t stop the inclusion of politics, though. In fact, politics consumed the entire episode.

As President Trump was continuing to make remarks before signing an executive order implementing police reforms, MSNBC anchor Andrea Mitchell cut off live coverage of the White House address, dismissing it as a “campaign rally speech.” She then lined up a panel of liberal guests to further denigrate the event and trash the president.

On Monday night’s Late Show, host Stephen Colbert and 60 Minutes correspondent John Dickerson hoped that Joe Biden’s “honesty” would turn America away from the “demagoguery” and “barbarism” of President Trump. They both seemed to forget how Biden’s first presidential campaign self-destructed in the midst of a plagiarism scandal.

On Tuesday’s The View, co-hosts Joy Behar and Sunny Hostin fumed at Mike Pence and President Trump for inviting supporters to a Trump 2020 rally in Oklahoma this weekend, claiming they were being a “menace to citizens” because of coronavirus. But co-host Meghan McCain embarrassed her co-hosts by calling out the media’s blatant double standard on lockdowns and the pandemic.

Is NPR hopelessly liberal, living inside a bubble? Yes. They posted this online headline without any noticeable fraction of smirking irony: 

"Planned Parenthood Backs Biden, Seeing a 'Life And Death Election' Ahead"

Continuing their use of Orwellian tactics, NBC Nightly News featured hypocrisy that jumped straight from the pages of Animal Farm: “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.” That notion was on full display during Monday’s newscast as anchor Lester Holt immediately pivoted from a segment bashing President Trump’s upcoming rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to boosting the “…

The View has lately become a training ground for Joe Biden’s vice presidential shortlist picks to puff up the Democrat presidential nominee. Just last week the hosts threw mostly softballs to Senator Kamala Harris and Stacey Abrams; on Monday, it was Rep. Val Demings turn in the spotlight. After questioning the former Orlando police chief on police reform, the hosts repeatedly invited her to…

On Morning Joe, in order to make an anti-Trump political point, Costa hilariously suggested that Tulsa, Oklahoma is "around" the Mexican border. In fact, Tulsa is separated from Mexico by 3/4 of Oklahoma and all of Texas. The closest Mexican border town of any size is 641 miles away. It's like driving from Nashua, New Hampshire to the border of North Carolina.

Parece que Telemundo ya decidió quién debe ser el candidato demócrata a la vicepresidencia: la senadora Kamala Harris (D-CA). Justo esta semana, la cadena le concedió cerca de nueve minutos de tiempo en el aire, con una entrevista exclusiva que replicó en dos programas de noticias y seis enlaces en Telemundo.com, además de otra promoción en el portal de la cadena hermana NBCUniversal.

Appearing as a guest on Saturday's Velshi show on MSNBC, contributor Eddie Glaude accused President Donald Trump of planning to put on a "white political theater" that "plays fast and loose" with the deaths of blacks as he complained about the upcoming rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma -- a city known for a horrific massacre against black residents in 1921.