Brian Stelter

Four years ago, author Michael Wolff came on Brian Stelter's Reliable Sources show and told him off. On Sunday, Stelter brought it back up: "You called me ridiculous." Stelter implied Wolff gained access to the Trump White House by bashing CNN. So Wolff unloaded on him again: "you are full of sanctimony....you are why one of the reasons people can't stand the media."

No one can compete with CNN in its complete lack of self-awareness of what it is: a talking-points network for Democrats, and the media’s loudest voice for removing Fox News from your cable TV. Late on Tuesday night, CNN's "Reliable Sources" propaganda email heckled "far-right" TV networks like Fox for not airing Biden's latest "Jim Crow 2.0" screed live and unedited. 

Sunday saw another step for mankind into space as billionaire Richard Branson and his company Virgin Galactic made their maiden space tourism voyage successfully. But CNN media correspondent Brian Stelter was channeling Ebenezer Scrooge during Sunday’s Reliable Sources as he bah humbugged the event and decried it as immoral because of climate change and the evils of capitalism.

In spite of the one-sided "climate crisis" mantra CNN and other liberal media have been peddling for years, CNN chief media correspondent and Reliable Sources host Brian Stelter devoted a segment on Sunday's show to fretting over whether journalists have done enough to promote hysteria on the issue.

CNN Newsroom host Alisyn Camerota brought on media reporter Brian Stelter on Tuesday to discuss former President Obama saying the raise of misinformation "worries me," spurring Stelter and Camerota to lament the lack of solutions of information echo chambers and sensationalist media coverage...as if CNN isn't part of the problem. 

There's something about ballot-integrity laws that send liberal journalists off a cliff of panic. On Sunday's Meet the Press, PBS White House reporter Yamiche Alcindor claimed Republicans were causing s an "existential crisis" on voting in America, when turnout in 2020 was historically large. She claimed Republicans want to squash all votes that aren't Republican votes. Where did she…

On Sunday's Reliable Sources, CNN host Brian Stelter began with a poisonous rant on how Sean Hannity goes on poisonous rants. In other words, Stelter argued Hannity is too angry for television, while being every bit as angry. As usual, Stelter insisted Hannity attacking reporters as "stalkers" is authoritarian, in a rant in which he denounced Fox News as poison.

The networks touted Biden's alleged bipartisan triumph on an infrastructure deal on Thursday night. But did you see the clips of President Biden breaking out the whispers repeatedly when he talked to the press? Even Stephen Colbert told him he was creepy. He whispered “it’s a little creepy.”

CNN host Brian Stelter appeared on Thursday with Jonathan Capehart on Washington Post Live video. Stelter was hawking the paperback edition of his Fox-bashing book Hoax. It turned humorous when Stelter argued "we all need to eat a healthy balanced media diet. That's why I pay for the Washington Post and the L.A. Times."

This the final NewBusters Podcast hosted by the night crew, Nick Fondacaro and Curtis Houck, Tim Graham is back Monday. The boys discuss Joe Rogan ripping Brian Stelter for a bootlicking interview he did with Jen Psaki. MRC Latino’s Jorge Bonilla walks us through the Univision clown show story he’s meticulously reported on.

During a very fiery segment on Thursday’s edition of The Joe Rogan Experience, the prolific podcaster along with progressive YouTuber Kyle Kulinski tore into CNN media journalist and Reliable Sources host Brian Stelter for his bootlicking interview with White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki a couple of weeks ago. The two also teed off on CNN in general for not acting like “real people…

The arrogance of the liberal media can be measured by their dismissal of all conservative criticism as “bad faith” attacks on the press. Assuming that conservative critics are dishonest and disreputable cynics is a common trope of CNN’s Brian Stelter when liberal journalists become mired in scandal.

For this Monday’s podcast, I kick things off by looking at CNN media reporter Brian Stelter going on tour to promote the paperback copy of his book. And he has some choice things to say about the people like me who called him out for his bootlicking interview with Press Secretary Jen Psaki the other weekend.

On Thursday, both MRC Research Director Rich Noyes and liberal CNN host Brian Stelter appeared on C-SPAN’s Washington Journal. Though they were on at different times, both Noyes and callers hammered the partisan hackery over at CNN. Pat from Texas called in to give Stelter a piece of her mind: “I think CNN is so liberal and I think Fox is great....  CNN, I cannot watch you. I wish I…