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CNBC addressed the elephant in the room with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) over communist Mamdani radicals winning their respective primaries against entrenched Democrat incumbents in the Big Apple. Jeffries’ canned response: Muh, but Trump!

Reacting to the election results in yesterday's Democrat congressional primaries, where Mamdani-endorsed, virulently anti-Israel candidates pulled off a clean sweep, Joe Scarborough took to Morning Joe to lecture viewers on surging antisemitism in New York City. Scarborough declared, "If you wanna blame anybody... I think you have to blame Benjamin Netanyahu . . . You can blame all of…

Alex Soros pledging a fortune to fight antisemites is about as believable as an arsonist dressing up as a firefighter.

Tuesday’s Politico Playbook hyped up a campaign event for Michigan Senate candidate Adul El-Sayed with the far-left Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, who is best known for his anti-American comments, statements that said the US deserved 9/11, and shocking his dog Kaya live on stream.

Suppose the Mayor of the largest city in the United States had invited an anti-Black or anti-LGBT activist, who had led protests on college campuses, where the targets of those protests were harassed, prevented from attending class, and in some cases faced violence, to dinner at his home. You can imagine that the media would be on top of that story 24/7, but in the case of New York Mayor…

The New York Times clearly loves Zohran Mamdani more than Rep. Daniel Goldman -- because they're more sympathetic to Hamas terrorists than they are to Israel. Look no further than two stories by local political reporter Jeffery Mays.

After Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s rebuttal speech to President Trump’s State of the Union address, PBS News Hour’s foreign policy reporter Nick Schifrin nitpicked President Trump’s claim about the carnage in Iran. There’s an ideological point to casting doubt on the estimated number of peaceful protesters killed by the Iranian regime, given that Trump may be building up U.S.…

Global business leader Hilary Fordwich, who won the praise of President Donald Trump for defending his foreign policy agenda, lambasted the growing anti-Semitic hatred against Israel being fomented by the world media.

Back in August, Democratic Rep. Rashida Tlaib gave a vile, anti-American diatribe to the People’s Conference for Palestine. Over three months later, on Wednesday, Snopes’s Jack Izzo would ride to her rescue and give a “false” label to those who claimed she “publicly called for Hamas supporters to mobilize and take over America.” Izzo’s rating only came about after some straw man burning,…

PBS’s coverage of the Israel-Gaza war was slanted, none more than the reporting from Lebanon by PBS’s credulous pro-Palestinian war correspondent Leila Molana-Allen. She returned to Lebanon a year after the ceasefire that ended the official war between Israel and the terrorists of Hezbollah to report for PBS News Weekend Saturday, as Israel was targeting Hamas and Hezbollah members,…

CNN Chief International Anchor Christiane Amanpour just spilled the beans by letting her viewers know that the Soros machine is even more closely connected to the NYC mayoral race than previously thought.

New York Times reporter Jeremy Peters continued the paper’s recent habit of pitying some of the worst people in the world, often on the front page of the paper. If it’s not the ghouls who reacted with glee to Charlie Kirk’s assassination, it’s the Hamas sympathizers on college campuses who are shocked to find that harassing Jewish students and spouting eliminationist rhetoric may not…

New York Times reporter Anemona Hartocollis blamed Republicans for the supposed suppression of free speech on campus lately – as in, why aren’t pro-Hamas campus activists able to disrupt classes, occupy buildings, and harass Jewish students -- in Tuesday’s “What Happened to Campus Activism Against the War in Gaza?” That war in Gaza was of course started by Hamas when they invaded…

Saturday’s No Kings rallies will be populated by several people who ordinary people, not just President Trump’s supporters, would find detestable. However, NBC correspondent Adrienne Broaddus made it her job on Saturday’s Today to ensure viewers would not be aware of them. Instead, she went to great lengths to portray Speaker Mike Johnson’s “hate-America rally” description as…