Coronavirus

Wednesday night on CNN, Prime Time host Chris “Fredo” Cuomo faced perhaps his strongest interviewee in eons in the form of Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX), who spent 20 minutes completely disemboweling the condescending, far-left, and pompous hack on everything from the economy to coronavirus to CNN’s Trump Derangement Syndrome to the election to vile extremists.

Last night’s presidential brawl of a debate was definitely an eye-opener. On the media side, nothing was more eye-opening than The New York Times actually taking the time to fact-check false claims Democratic President Joe Biden made on trade and the economy. The Times economics reporter Jim Tankersley blew up a major talking point Biden tried to sell during the…

After giving debate advice to Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden, ABC News correspondent Martha Raddatz continued speaking with the liberal hosts of The View about the election on Tuesday’s show. She actually made co-host Joy Behar enraged by…

New York Times reporter Hannah Beech indulged in schadenfreude at America’s expense: “‘I Feel Sorry for Americans’: U.S. Tumult Baffles the World.” Even Myanmar feels sorry for a country under Trump’s thumb: "Myanmar is a poor country struggling with open ethnic warfare and a coronavirus outbreak that could overload its broken hospitals. That hasn’t stopped its politicians…

Univision, a liberal immigration PAC with a broadcast license seeking FCC approval of a rule that would allow the network to be 100% foreign-owned, appears to ask the most interesting questions of those brave enough to pick up the phone and answer a poll

On Monday, weekday morning CNN Newsroom co-host Poppy Harlow displayed the latest example of CNN’s commitment to condescension, infotainment, and performance art to the detriment of news and sobriety as she made faces, sighed, and threw her head back at Deputy White House Press Secretary Brian Morgenstern. Most notably, Harlow grew apoplectic when Morgenstern dared to criticize the…

Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) held his own against the hostile, liberal hosts of ABC’s The View, Monday while promoting his new book about the Supreme Court entitled, One Vote Away. The hosts didn’t melt down in rage as they typically do, until the very end when Cruz triggered Joy Behar for countering her coronavirus narrative.

On Saturday night’s American Voices, MSNBC host Alicia Menendez melted down with Slate senior editor and legal correspondent Dahlia Lithwick, civil rights attorney Maya Wiley, and Rewire News Group senior editor Imani Gandy over President Trump nominating Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court.

CNN had a horrid Saturday. First, President Trump nominated a strong, conservative, faith-based jurist in Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. Then, they couldn’t figure out how to react to the pick. If that wasn’t enough, one CNN liveshot was derailed by a fact-based group of Trump supporters calling the network fake news. Therefore, it wasn’t entirely surprising one massive narrative they…

After Judge Amy Coney Barrett was announced Saturday as President Trump’s third Supreme Court pick, CNN started throwing things at the wall to see what stuck. Among their reactions included nods to Merrick Garland (yes, really), insisting Barrett will be a galvanizer for Democrats to the ludicrous claim liberals appeared to be behaving themselves and not personally attacking Barrett.

ANCHORAGE — From the moment Gov. Mike Dunleavy, a Republican, was made aware of the threat of COVID-19, he acted faster than most other states and the federal government. In an interview, I asked him why he moved so quickly when others did not? “We got a call from the (U.S.) State Department in January asking for assistance with a charter (plane) that was coming out of Wuhan with State…

Friday, The View rewarded Olivia Troye with her first live television interview. Co-host Joy Behar was so enamored with the Republican turncoat who came out with an ad endorsing Joe Biden that she called her a “hero.”

Pandora’s box was mythically known as the container that unleashed all the immoralities and sufferings that plague the universe today. But Ron Perlman thinks they are unleashed from President Trump.

Liberal billionaire George Soros had said the pandemic was providing a “revolutionary moment.” Now Project Syndicate (PS), a group both Soros and fellow liberal billionaire Bill Gates fund, is peddling a tyrannical proposal.