Anti-Americanism

Following a press conference about ADF’s case in court, MRCTV had the unique opportunity to speak with the group’s senior counsel, Erik Baptist about the importance of suing the FDA.

The broadcast networks were shamed into stepping up their game Thursday night and Friday morning in covering the House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing on TikTok as members of both parties put on one of the more bipartisan displays one could ever witness in these divisive times, but they still managed to slip in a few pathetic nods to so-called influencers.

The miserable millionaires of ABC’s The View spent part of their Friday show lecturing average Americans about how “greedy” they were and how they live lives of “excess.” According to the cast, Americans needed to “get rid of possessions” and pay more in taxes so they could live happy lives like the people in Finland or like meditating monks who have been to prison.

There is a cost to everything, and this one is steep.

Ahead of Thursday’s House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing featuring TikTok CEO Shou Chew, the “big three” networks of ABC, CBS, and NBC had their flagship morning news shows spouting off tales of possible despair and financial ruin from TikTok influencers the Chinese-owned social media app paid to fly to Washington to appear as props.

If you can believe it, the Nike brand just got gay-er.

Sorry dude, some hockey players just want to, you know, play hockey.

But it still leaves troubling questions.

TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew is currently attempting to defend his company at a House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing. But is there anything he can say to assuage Americans’ national security concerns about TikTok?

With the news of Republican Florida Governor Ron DeSantis giving a lengthy sitdown interview with Fox Nation’s Piers Morgan in which he called Russian President Vladimir Putin a “war criminal,” ABC’s World News Tonight used that as an opportunity to bemoan DeSantis also seeking to ban LGBTQ and other forms of sexual indoctrination and grooming in 4th through 12-grade public schools.…

The tolerant left, ladies and gents.

llinois mother, Brette Smith, filed a Title IX lawsuit after one of her Twitter posts went viral and she and her 16-year-old daughter were “doxed” and “threatened.” The lawsuit attacks the child’s high school who enabled ample bullying and threats according to CatholicVote.

The Gov gets it wrong.

They’ve come to be like family to us: the sassy gay next door neighbor, the gruff-but-lovable lesbian gym teacher, the outrageous bearded drag queen with the heart of gold. But according to GLAAD, we’ll face a bleak new TV season missing nearly a third of our beloved LGBT characters.