Health Care

Potemkin village: an impressive facade or show designed to hide an undesirable fact or condition. That's what the Biden administration is up to by only permitting the media to visit "aspirational" facilities housing children crossing the border, while denying access to border patrol facilities where the conditions are very bad. The deceit is too much even for Mika Brzezinski, who on…

Earlier this month, CNN's Prime Time host Chris “Fredo” Cuomo told his viewers that couldn’t talk about his brother, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s (D) nursing home deaths and sexual harassment scandals on ethical grounds because he’s family. But it’s difficult to see how that ban on Cuomo chatter could hold after a Wednesday bombshell report from the Albany Times-Union…

Despite the fact that Atlanta police have still refused to say race played a factor in Tuesday's mass shooting -- and the FBI is suggesting race was not a factor -- CNN Newsroom still blamed Republicans like former President Trump for the shooting on Thursday and wondered if the country has moved beyond things such as World War II internment camps. And who was president then…

It had been days since the evening newscasts of ABC, CBS, and NBC delivered any kind of substantive follow-up to Democratic New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s nursing homes deaths and cover-up scandal, even as new damning information developed. This was not the case for the Fox News Channel’s Special Report as they aired an exclusive interview on Thursday with a nursing home…

After ABC's Brian Ross tried to tie the Aurora mass shooter to the Tea Party in 2012, you would have thought the media learned their lesson about tying politics to mass shootings without any evidence. Unfortunately, the cast of Wednesday's Morning Joe on MSNBC failed to learn this lesson as they blamed the Republican Party for the murder of eight people, including six Asian-American…

On Friday's CNN Newsroom host Jim Sciutto and senior political analyst David Gergen hailed President Biden's supposed FDR-esque Thursday night address for breaking with the Reaganesque distrust of government solutions to problems.

Network TV seems pretty determined to have black people afraid of doctors. NBC’s The Blacklist is only the latest drama to accuse doctors of racism in the middle of a pandemic.

Finally, after two years of secret production, and carefully avoiding  the undermining force of the hostile media,, Nick Loeb’s movie “Roe v Wade”, will be made available to the public on digital and on demand April 2, 2021.

On Tuesday, MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow unabashedly conceded that after four years of a Republican president, "I'm getting cattier and pettier with each passing day." Maddow spent over five minutes of her opening monologue gushing about the Biden administration’s debt-raising, $1.9 trillion Coronavirus-relief bill. Maddow concluded her rant by describing the explicitly partisan bill as “a big F-ing…

The day after NewsBusters published a study showing the broadcast evening newscasts were smothering Governor Andrew Cuomo’s (D-NY) nursing home malfeasance with the allegations of sexual harassment against him, ABC, CBS, and NBC were no longer interested in either story even though a sixth accuser had come forward earlier in the day. There was new reporting that Cuomo had issued a similar…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says: "oh my God: I would love to be a Democratic congressman!" He did so in the context of saying a Democrat could put together a good 30-second ad  in 2022 based on what Republicans voted for in Trump's tax-cut bill and voted against in Biden's COVID-relief bill. He joked they were "walking step by step by step over the end of a cliff."

CNN political commentator David Gregory calls it a "miracle" that in the midst of the pandemic, the 2020 election was supposedly "the safest and most secure election in our history." Gregory also claimed that there was "NO  evidence of irregularities or fraud." 

Thursday’s ReidOut featured more radicalizing rhetoric meant to send MSNBC viewers into a fury of hatred against anyone on the right, falsely claiming the Fox News Channel and the GOP are exclusively obsessed with controversies surrounding Mr. Potato Head and Dr. Seuss. Host Joy Reid, Democratic strategist Aisha Mills, and fake Republicans Michael Steele and Charlie Sykes claimed…

One of the most basic rules of health care is that it is immoral to discriminate against someone for their political beliefs, but that didn't stop MSNBC Live host Stephanie Ruhle from entertaining the idea on her Thursday program that Texas and Mississippi could be punished for lifting their mask mandates.