Protesters

Over the weekend, after several left-wing protests turned violent, the liberal media were true to form in covering up most of the violence, making sure to emphasize "peaceful" activities.

Last weekend´s violent riots at Portland, Oregon, where ANTIFA and BLM protestors set fires, broke windows and sprayed offensive graffiti at a federal courthouse, failed to catch the attention of the nation’s Spanish-speaking media, who by and large kept the ugly mess from their viewers.

Fawning fanboy Stephen Colbert celebrated the 83-year-old’s work for “social justice” as well as the restoration of a banned documentary celebrating her foul anti-American tour from the early 1970s.

Thanks to MSNBC host Joy Reid and former Obama intel officials John Brennan and Clint Watts, Tuesday’s The ReidOut took a trip aboard the crazy train, making no distinction between Republicans writ large and those that stormed the Capitol on January 6 and insisted the threat from right-wingers resorting to terror was worse than al-Qaeda.

Continuing the network’s blatantly activist State of the Struggle series on Thursday, NBC’s 3rd Hour Today show co-host Craig Melvin sat down for a friendly chat with three radical left-wing partisans who he hailed as “thought leaders and change-makers.” Included in the group was race-baiting professor Ibram X. Kendi, who once labeled Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett a…

As part of NBC’s State of the Struggle series promoting radical left-wing activism, on Wednesday, MSNBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle wailed about legislative efforts across the country to toughen laws against rioting. The liberal host rushed to warn viewers that such measures would “chill free speech and target people of color.”

In just another example of blatant media hypocrisy, on NBC’s 3rd Hour Today show Friday, co-host Al Roker enthusiastically talked to the cast of the Netflix film The Trial of the Chicago 7, which lionizes the far-left radicals who incited the violent 1968 riot at the Democratic National Convention. Amazingly, the deadly January 6 Capitol Hill riot never came up in the…

Last night Don Lemon doubled down on his hateful rhetoric about Trump voters and anyone who aligns themselves with the Republican party.

Since last week, in contrast with the other networks, Fox News Channel has given substantial coverage to the latest ironically timed riots by left-wing Antifa activists who have been targeting Portland and Seattle as a Democratic President took office and in the several days since.

With liberal reporters continuing to act as no more than lapdogs for the Biden administration or attack dogs from the left, Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy has continued to separate himself from the pack (as he did during the campaign) by asking tough but respectful questions of Press Secretary Jen Psaki and President Joe Biden himself. On Monday, Doocy did just that with…

Spike Lee was horrified by the Capitol riots on January 6. Back in the summer when mobs were burning American cities under the auspices of Black Lives Matter … well, not so much. You see, to Lee, those rioters were “true Americans” and Trump is Hitler.

Leave it to CBS’s excellent hit cop drama Blue Bloods to confront anti-police sentiment head-on and depict how it affects not only officers, but their families as well. Especially their children, as was the case in Friday’s episode, “Spilling Secrets,” as Sean (Andrew Terraciano), son of Officer Danny Reagan (Donnie Wahlberg) who also has many other NYPD officers and officials in his…

Aside from ABC chief anchor George Stephanopoulos’s fiery exchange with Senator Rand Paul (R-KY), Sunday’s This Week was awash with ridiculous and repugnant pronouncements from their mostly liberal cast. Between suggesting America was getting over something akin to Nazism and proclaiming the extremist violence from the left was morally justified, ABC was out to normalize dangerous…

On Saturday's Velshi show, MSNBC host Ali Velshi uncorked a commentary defending his attempts to "contextualize" leftist rioting last June as an acceptable method against "injustice. He began by complaining that President Trump and conservative outlets mocked his pose in front of a burning building in Minneapolis insisting that overall it was "not unruly" and mostly peaceful.