Bias by Omission

Back in November, we exposed the Elitist Media’s omission of critical details concerning Thomas Crooks, the would-be assassin who tried to take President Trump out at his 2024 rally in Butler, PA. We regret to inform you that the Elitist Media are at it again.

The FBI recently disclosed that it disrupted and dismantled an ISIS-inspired plot to conduct a mass casualty event in Western Pennsylvania. This is normally a top item across the Elitist Media Evening News. And it was, but for one notable exception.

After a summer of laying low due to various allegations, some of which stemmed from his close relationship with disgraced former U.S. Representative Eric Swalwell, Arizona Senator returned to the Elitist Media Sunday shows- namely, CNN’s State of the Union. And host Jake Tapper made sure to keep Gallego as comfortable as possible.

On Wednesday, ABC’s Good Morning America saw no interest in telling readers about this week’s Republican midterms convention, the first of its kind ushered in by President Trump seeking to put the spotlight on both his and the broader Republican record as voters head to the polls this fall.

The Elitist Media evening news continue their mission on trade, acting as spokespeople for the Canadian prime minister instead of reporting the full scope of US-Canada relations that led to the breakdown at the negotiating table. Over the weekend and through today, an alarming omission emerges.

A couple of eye-popping stories have found themselves off the Elitist Media evening news and Sunday shows, for obvious reasons as you’ll see below. The most obvious reason of all is that these stories don’t support any leftist narrative. If they did, coverage would be far (D)ifferent.

Nearly one year ago a shocking act of political violence reverberated around the world, with its effects still felt today. And yet only one of the Elitist Media’s Sunday shows devoted any time to the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.

ABC, the most consistently Trump-deranged among the major commercial broadcast networks, laid out a particularly bad-faith frame of the military operation in Iran ahead of an interview with Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Sunday’s edition of This Week. Rather than informing viewers, the pre-interview segment seemed intent on terrifying viewers about the prospects of the war.

The Elitist Media Evening News continues to suppress coverage of stories that prove to be inconvenient or counter narrative. In this particular instance, there is a total blackout of the guilty plea of the Ohio man who vandalized Vice President JD Vance’s home near Cincinnati, Ohio.

It’s often said that what liberals claim about Republicans is them admitting to their own actions. That maxim was true during Tuesday’s The Moment when MS NOW host Katy Tur whined about how while Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed (D-MN) was "trying to stay on message with policy and ideas, there are a lot of pretty ugly attacks coming out against him." Meanwhile, she ignored El-Sayed’s…

On Tuesday, an old video of Democratic Texas Senate candidate James Talarico revealed the Senate candidate once called for the “dismantling” of capitalism, which he also called “oppressive.” But any mention of Talarico’s capitalism comments was avoided by all MS NOW hosts, as the only brief mention from a guest minimized comments that called the video a “big opposition research dump."

MS NOW’s Stephanie Ruhle reacted to Vice President JD Vance calling Michigan Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed “very evil” on Tuesday’s Money, Power, Politics by claiming such attacks actually help him. In order to make such a far-fetched argument, Ruhle had to omit any context from Vance’s remarks and pretend that by calling him evil, all El-Sayed has to do to respond is say he…

Over the weekend, Iranian-state media aired a galling video that, as per the New York Post, “fantasiz[ed] about killing Barron Trump in a disturbing escalation against President Trump and his family” and “claimed he is ‘fully monitored’ and showing depictions of the dorms” where he attends college. However, none of this was of interest to the “Big Three” of ABC, CBS, and NBC on their flagship…

Five years ago, the war in Afghanistan claimed its final martyred Americans: 13 service members killed (and dozens of others wounded) in a bombing attack on Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul, Afghanistan as final evacuation of American troops was ongoing. None of the broadcast network evening newscasts paused to honor the fallen.