Super Bowl

Even though the elderly Joe Biden refused to participate in 2024, the traditional Super Bowl interview has been friendly terrain for Democratic Presidents.

Bitter racist Joy Reid was joined by John Fugelsang for a few minutes of light blasphemy and literal ignorance of Biblical proportions in an unfunny segment that brightly illuminates the left’s outright contempt for persons of faith. 

So, so humble ...

Lizz Winstead, a creator of The Daily Show, oozed profane rage against Greg Gutfeld who has overwhelmed her old show in the ratings.

Online video platform Rumble promoted its “Steve Will Do It” national ad mocking YouTube for its obsession with censorship.

President Biden nearly busted another presidential norm on Friday by causing drama with the traditional pre-Super Bowl interview with the game’s broadcaster as, this year, it was Fox. He might have taken the advice of ABC’s The View as the cackling coven vehemently opposed him opening himself up to accountability, even accusing anchors Bret Baier and Shannon Bream – respected…

Don Lemon's obsession in discussing the Super Bowl is that, for the first time, it will feature two black starting quarterbacks.

During a softball interview with Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas aired on Thursday’s CBS Mornings, the broadcast network treated Canadian truckers protesting draconian COVID regulations like terrorists and fretted to the Biden cabinet official that the demonstrators posed a “potential security threat” to the Super Bowl. Meanwhile, the ongoing out-of-control crisis at…

Some people watched the Super Bowl last Sunday and felt all too often reminded of how abnormal a year it is, with coaches and players wearing masks on the sidelines, a third of the normal crowd in the stands, and celebrations of healthcare workers on the frontlines fighting COVID. 

The View hosts displayed their usual double standards for Democrats on Monday’s show on two topics; impeachment and coronavirus leadership. 

A few hours before the big game began, CBS aired the traditional pre-game presidential interview. This time, it was anchor Norah O’Donnell’s turn to interview the president, and because he’s a Democrat, the journalist didn’t criticize or grill him at all, even though that’s what her CBS colleague Margaret Brennan did to President Trump in 2019.  

Nothing demonstrates how sports writing has changed over the years like the Super Bowl coverage we’re seeing. There is scant focus on matchups or x’s and o’s, but ample Super Bowl coverage is accorded to the peripheral and the bizarre.