2024 Presidential

In his attempt to convince people that the Biden economy is actually doing quite well, CBS’s Stephen Colbert donned sunglasses and a fake goatee on Thursday’s installment of The Late Show as he played the bongos and sang an awkward song about how people struggling with inflation just don’t get it.

Donald Trump's early primary victories have started the "newsroom debates" again. How do they cover Trump? They hate the idea of letting Trump speak live on camera. AP's media reporter says after Trump's "disastrous" CNN town hall, the networks know that many viewers don't trust their "fact checking on the fly." Viewers find Trump more credible than a "news organization." Imagine that.

There isn’t an actual border deal in Washington yet but you wouldn’t know that, given the media’s collective caterwauling over former President Donald Trump’s comments on a prospective border deal, which the media then proceeded to frame as a killing of the deal.

The network evening newscasts were split as to their coverage of the growth in the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the 4th quarter of 2023, a stout 3.3%. Coverage, to our surprise, ranged from regime cheerleading to brutal reality. 

Former U.N. ambassador and presidential candidate Nikki Haley got a surprise supporter on Thursday when co-host of ABC’s The View, Joy Behar proclaimed “I like her.” And when some of the other cast members expressed shock, she defended herself and promoted Haley’s ability to take the fight to former President Trump. But her enthusiasm wasn’t shared by everyone at the table.

While the media largely kept the focus of Tuesday’s New Hamsphire primary on the Republican side and largely ignored the Democratic side, President Biden had a launch a last-minute and desperate write-in campaign to prevent being upstaged by challenger Congressman Dean Phillips (MN). Phillips managed to score nearly 20 percent of the vote despite the liberal media barely covering his campaign…

Is water wet? Is the sky blue? What’s the logo of Target? These questions all seem obvious, but the question of who would receive the 2024 presidential endorsement of the far-left United Auto Workers was big news for the “big three” of ABC, CBS, and NBC on Wednesday night and Thursday morning. As such, they marveled at the “powerful” union’s “big endorsement” of President Biden as he “[h]it[s…

MRC’s Contributing Writer Stephanie Hamill was a guest on Wednesday’s Fox News at Night with host Trace Gallagher to discuss the mainstream media's vilification of Trump supporters.

On CNN This Morning, CNN political commentator S.E. Cupp says, "Maybe one of the only people who can sidestep the great emasculation of the GOP by Donald Trump is a woman. Maybe, just maybe, Nikki Haley has more balls than the rest of them."

MSNBC’s Alex Wagner journeyed over the NBC and Late Night on Wednesday to discuss the state of the 2024 election with host Seth Meyers where she would try to argue that there is something racist or xenophobic about border security and that President Joe Biden “has done a bang-up job” with the economy and other issues.

As everything looks like a nail to the hammer, so does everything look like racism to the racial demagogue. The racial demagogue in this instance, is of course, MSNBC’s Joy Reid, who performed a segment in which she compared calls to secure the southern border to Southern segregation during the ‘60s.

The New Hampshire primary results didn't dampen media enthusiasm for a Trump vs. Biden rerun. But Nikki Haley only lost by 11 percent. Democrat Dean Phillips almost hit 20 percent against President Biden. Haley's voters were lauded for their votes, but Phillips remained an asterisk in the pro-Biden media's coverage. Associate Editor Nick Fondacaro analyzes the election-night spin.

Yes, Fox’s Peter Doocy got his turn during Wednesday’s White House press briefing and pressed Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on the Biden border crisis and a Tuesday remark seeming to embrace election denialism. But before that, the briefing featured pathetic softballs from the likes of NBC’s Kelly O’Donnell on abortion and theGrio’s April Ryan on — what else — race and black women.

The day after she lost to Donald Trump in the New Hampshire primary, Morning Joe is pleased that Nikki has declared that she is remaining in the race through Super Tuesday. Joe Scarborough says Haley can beat Biden, but Trump cannot. The question arises: since Morning Joe wants Biden to win the general, why is the show boosting the person they say can beat Biden?