Coronavirus

One overarching theme of the 2020 media campaign against Donald Trump is their willingness to present almost everything Joe Biden says as True, and not worth challenging. For example, CNN's Biden stenographer Arlette Saenz just spreads his lie that Trump has "surrendered" on the coronavirus pandemic.

ABC’s, CBS’s and NBC’s evening news shows are apparently allergic to any good news that bolster’s the image of President Donald Trump’s economy. 

On Tuesday morning’s New Day, CNN co-host John Berman and fill-in co-host Erica Hill brought on political analyst Astead Herndon from The New York Times and political commentator Karen Finney to lie about Republican governors handling COVID-19 worse than Democrat governors. In order to create the narrative that Democrats are doing a better job at stopping the spread…

Wednesday, The View co-host Sunny Hostin blamed Fox News and conservative media misinformation for the recent spikes in COVID cases across the country. As Joy Behar also blamed all Republicans for misinformation on the virus, Meghan McCain tore into her co-hosts’ arguments, the media, and public health officials for giving protesters a pass while blaming Republicans and conservative…

MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell had a question for Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin on her Tuesday show: why are red states so bad at handling COVID-19?

ABC’s, CBS’s and NBC’s evening news shows continue to ignore great market news when it steams past their coronavirus panic and has even the slightest chance of making President Donald Trump’s economy look robust.

In a last-minute White House press briefing, Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany opened Tuesday with a stinging rebuke against the virulently anti-Trump and far-left New York Times, eviscerating their anonymously-sourced Russia stories that have “undermine[d]” not only Donald Trump as commander-in-chief, but also national and global security to disseminate threats.

During Monday’s Cuomo PrimeTime, in which he spent much of show bashing Florida’s governor for his coronavirus response, CNN host Chris Cuomo appeared to admit to spreading his infamous case of coronavirus. If that’s true, it would come as no surprise since his escape from quarantine had been well documented, despite CNN’s feeble attempt to gaslight their audience with his so-called “…

CNN’s Brian Stelter kicked off Sunday’s edition of Reliable Sources by asking “what is the cost of lies?” Stelter noted that those were the first words of the HBO miniseries “Chernobyl,” which dramatized the 1986 nuclear disaster in the Soviet Union. After describing “secrecy, state deception, and endemic lying” as the main themes of Chernobyl, Stelter proceeded to compare…

The coronavirus cases have risen recently (while the daily deaths have fallen) in the United States so who is to blame? The Washington Post points its finger at a number of groups while notably avoiding mention of one which gathered in the thousands recently without practicing social distancing.

On Saturday's CBS This Morning: Saturday and CBS Weekend News, the shows each devoted a full report to airing complaints over efforts by the federal government to prevent illegal immigrants from benefiting from stimulus payments, such as the two families featured in which one of the spouse each is an illegal alien.

In a feisty Sunday interview, CNN State of the Union host Jake Tapper grew increasingly irritated with Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar. Throughout the interview, the cool-headed Trump administration official repeatedly schooled the shoddy CNN “journalist” on the federal government’s preparedness for coronavirus spikes around the country.

The liberal media wants you to think that Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo and the State of New York was the perfect example of how to tackle the coronavirus crisis. But in reality, they had the highest number of COVID-19 deaths in the country and have the highest rate of nursing home cases-to-deaths. Instead of noting those facts during Sunday’s Meet the Press, NBC political director…

Washington Post Magazine humorist Gene Weingarten turned very unfunny and wrote a poem about how mass streets protests during the pandemic is "reckless, incautious, unwise, and un-smart / And wonderful, bracing, and noble of heart."