U.S. Captures Maduro

In contrast to ABC’s Good Morning America injecting an aura of chaos, concern, and negativity concerning Saturday’s U.S. military operations in Venezuela, Monday’s CBS Mornings and NBC’s Today were able to remain critical while not losing their proverbial noodles.

Morning Joe brought out the Yes-buts on Monday. "We're certainly not hoping that things [in Venezuela] unravel, BUT that's what recent history has taught us." You just know that Scarborough and the rest of the liberal media are licking their lips, hoping and praying, waiting to pounce at the slightest indication that things are not going according to plan.

Monday was The View’s first day back after their winter hiatus and the daring arrest of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro over the weekend had some of them in a tailspin. None more so than former federal prosecutor Sunny Hostin, who proved why she no longer had that job. According to her, the Trump administration arresting Maduro and extraditing him the United States was a “…

In an unexpected and striking move, President Trump orchestrated the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, sending tremors through global politics. The operation's execution post-Maduro's meeting with China heightened tensions with authoritarian states. Analysts, including those typically critical of Trump, note the implications for U.S. energy supply, regional stability, and potential…

On Monday, ABC’s Good Morning America stood alone among the broadcast networks in expressing uniform disgust to Saturday’s U.S. military actions in Venezuela to capture dictator Nicolas Maduro, painting a picture of chaos, “questions,” and “uncertainty” thanks to what they painted as illegal behavior by the Trump administration. ABC came dangerously close to openly siding with the…

Sunday's 60 Minutes didn't air their controversial report on the Salvadoran CECOT prison, but they did make quick room for Scott Pelley to investigate President Trump's seizure of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro. The story led with the expert Roger Carstens, a former "Special Envoy for Hostage Affairs" under Trump and Biden, who quibbled with the notion that Maduro was a "…

The Elitist Media’s Sunday shows grappled with unexpected source material, due to the operation to capture and extradite former Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro (and wife Cilia Flores) pursuant to indictments for narcotrafficking and other charges handed down in the Southern District of New York. Secretary of State Marco Rubio went on these shows to discuss the operation, and made quick work…

Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro was only in the United States for a few hours, on Saturday, when senior Washington correspondent Hallie Jackson decided she was going to spin for him on NBC Nightly News. According to Jackson and a university “lecturer,” the nature of Maduro’s arrest was going to harm the Trump administration’s legal case against him.

With so little known at the time regarding the overnight U.S. military operations inside Venezuela resulting in the successful capture of dictator Nicolas Maduro and his wife (without a single loss of American life), the Saturday morning broadcast network news shows were relatively uneventful on the bias front, except for a few mind-numbingly stupid hot takes.

Just hours after the United States stunned the world by having Delta Force swoop into Venezuela and arrest dictator Nicolas Maduro without losing a single American in the daring raid, CNN’s Erin Burnett spent hours Saturday clutching her pearls about what could happen next. CNN hinted at the possible start to WWII, suggested it would embolden China and Russia, and straight up compared the raid…