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Media Research Center President David Bozell appeared Monday on Just the News, No Noise with hosts John Solomon and Amanda Head, delivering a sharp critique of how mainstream media has covered President Trump’s military actions against Iran and the recent “No Kings” protests.

On Monday’s Morning Joe, the MS NOW program’s co-host Jonathan Lemire claimed the Israeli military killed the Iranian Parliament Speaker, who had emerged as the apparent key negotiator and possible new leader in Iran according to the White House. Around 10 minutes after his statement, host Joe Scarborough asked Lemire to clarify his comments, to which he clarified the report of the…

Liberal activist/actress Cynthia Nixon apparently has a lot of time on her hands since the cancellation of HBO Max’s Sex and the City reboot which she starred in. When she’s not out on boats claiming abortion is “great,” she can be found virtue signaling in aimless protests such as Saturday’s “No Kings” gathering in New York City.

On Monday’s CNN This Morning, the network cast President Trump less as a Commander-in-Chief than as a common criminal. Global Affairs analyst Kim Dozier likened Trump’s negotiating posture toward Iran to an armed robbery, suggesting the U.S. was effectively telling Tehran: agree to Washington’s demands, “or else this is a stick-up.”

The liberal brains at Time magazine really had to think hard to come up with a way to make Iranians look good and the Republicans look bad. So the top story of their Time.com newsletter today was: "The Iranians Stuck Between ICE Detention and Deportation to War-Torn Homeland." Naturally, it's a gay couple stuck in Trump's cruel web.

Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) announced Thursday that it has eliminated three heads of Iranian military forces in its war, supported by the U.S. Operation Epic Fury, against the radical, anti-America Islamist regime.

CNN and Sky News have maintained their claims that their journalists in Iran had complete editorial control over where and what they covered. They insisted they weren’t guided or followed by a minder, but they did hire translators. But on Thursday’s Morning Joe, PBS Frontline journalist and producer Sebastian Walker noted that when he was in Iran last year, the “government…

Comedy Central’s Jon Stewart welcomed former spokesman for former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, Alastair Campbell, to Wednesday’s episode of The Weekly Show podcast to discuss the war in Iran. At one point, Stewart would allege that Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth gets a perverse sense of sexual satisfaction from the violence he is able to inflict on other people as a result of…

The two cast members of ABC’s The View old enough to have protested American veterans returning from Vietnam, moderator Whoopi Goldberg (70) and Joy Behar (83) tapped into that anti-military hatred during Wednesday’s episode. While the latter was adamant that the U.S. military had “accomplished” nothing in Iran, the former suggested all they were doing was dying and lectured Secretary…

Lawrence O’Donnell went after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday Night’s The Last Word for not serving in the military since he was gay. In O'Donnell's words, Bessent was a gay outlaw from the military his eligible enlistment years therefore making him no Robert Mueller from the Vietnam War, a war O’Donnell never fought in himself.

Seemingly unable or unwilling to do agree to what the Islamic regime of Iran had asked of CNN and Sky News “journalists” in order to get permission to operate in the country, on Monday, MS NOW settled for bringing on Sky News international affairs editor Dominic Waghorn who had just left Iran after spending a week in Tehran. After paying lip service to the citizens gunned down by regime in…

HBO’s John Oliver accused President Trump and the rest of the administration of “stretching the truth to breaking point” on Iran on Sunday’s Last Week Tonight. However, Oliver left out some basic facts that would have made their comments seem much more reasonable.

The U.S. media instinctively trust Iran, instead of their own country’s president, Co-Host Jesse Watters said on Fox News Channel’s “The Five” on Monday.

In the first week of the Iran war, the late night comedians told 94 percent of their jokes about the American side. By the third week, that percentage jumped to 97 percent, according to a new Media Research Center study.