Campaigns & Elections

On CNN's New Day, substitute host Erica Hill suggests President Trump may have already become "dangerous," Politico reporter Anna Palmer responds, saying it could come to "people having to step in" to stop the president. 

As the Georgia runoff elections approach, NBC News correspondent Priscilla Thompson stretched to portray the runoff process as a racist system designed to prevent African Americans from getting elected in a report that aired both on CNBC's The News with Shepard Smith and on MSNBC Live.

On Jonathan Capehart's MSNBC show, even as guest Brittney Cooper agreed with Mitt Romney that Trump will not invoke martial law or take other measures, she still mocked Mitt, saying: "it must be so nice to be a white man in America today, to have this sort of certainty." 

Washington Post reporter Jose A. Del Real reveals that what might finally lead to the ditching of the term "Latinx" by liberals is that it is believed that the unpopular term cost the Democrats votes in the 2020 election.

Journalists in the media have done their very best to ignore major scandals involving Andrew Cuomo, Hunter Biden, Eric Swalwell and other powerful Democrats. This isn’t just a liberal press. It’s DNC TV. 

While journalists in 2020 are now telling America that it’s time to unify and accept Joe Biden’s victory, it was a very different story in 2016. In December of 2016, celebrities, as well as reporters at ABC, CBS and NBC pushed the “last ditch” attempt by Hillary Clinton supporters to get the electoral college to reject Donald Trump. 

Georgia Senate candidate, Democrat Raphael Warnock was on The View Thursday where he was blessed with a nearly entirely softball interview. However, when he was questioned to explain one controversial comment, he dodged the question to attack his Republican opponent, Kelly Loeffler. 

Joe Scarborough goes on one of his patented rants against Rand Paul, accusing him 17 times of "lying" or being a "liar." At the end of his rant, Scarborough bemoans the fact that senators can't be "sanctioned" for lying. 

In a fawning profile of NBC News anchors Savannah Guthrie and Kristen Welker published on Thursday, Vogue magazine laughably hailed the pair as “pillars of the fourth estate” who were “determined to hold leaders of both parties to account.” Guthrie’s Trump-trashing townhall ahead of the election and Welker’s slanted moderation of the second presidential debate were cheered as examples of their…

It could be his dream gig!  It certainly would match his core competencies: kowtowing to Chinese communists. Former Disney CEO and current Disney Executive chairman Bob Iger is up for the post as U.S. ambassador to China.

A new Rasmussen Reports poll this week found that 52 percent of likely U.S. voters think many news organizations ignored the Hunter Biden story to help his father's presidential campaign. Among those following the Hunter Biden story "very closely," 76 percent agreed the media suppressed the story to aid the Biden camp.

Big Tech companies, outraged at President Donald Trump’s win in 2016, put everything they had into ensuring that he would lose in 2020. In seven key swing states, one in seven Biden voters (14 percent) said they primarily relied on sites such as Facebook or Twitter for their election news, according to a survey from the Media Research Center conducted by The Polling Company.

On the heels of her buddy Steve Schmidt joining the Democrat party, Nicolle Wallace apparently decided today to expose the depths of her seething disdain for conservatives. On her MSNBC show Wednesday afternoon, Wallace alluded to Amy Coney Barrett as a "real right-wing lunatic."

On New Day, CNN correspondent John Harwood interprets the speech Joe Biden gave after the Electoral College vote as being two-fold: a call for unity and an attempt to "calm passions." But also telling Republicans that in challenging the election, their "garbage stinks so bad."