George Stephanopoulos

A flashback to 2019, shows the Big Three (ABC, CBS, NBC) networks tried to bury the Hunter Biden scandal. 

In lieu of the now-cancelled presidential debate, ABC and NBC tonight will host town hall gatherings with President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden. If fairness still counts for anything in 2020 (which we know is asking a lot), those networks will treat each candidate similarly to how they treated their rivals in previous town hall sessions.

As all three network morning shows on Tuesday slammed President Trump returning to the campaign trail after recovering from coronavirus, ABC’s Good Morning America was particularly enamored with attacks hurled by Democratic nominee Joe Biden, which the partisan broadcast cheered as the “grown-up in the race.”

After the FBI foiled an anarchist terror plot yesterday, which involved kidnapping Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, she and the state's attorney general predictably blamed President Trump and the media ran with this narrative. Friday on Good Morning America, George Stephanopoulos spoke with Whitmer and spent nearly the entire time encouraging her to attack President Trump as “…

Fresh off covering the vice presidential debate, Good Morning America anchor and former Clinton press secretary George Stephanopoulos spent Thursday morning scheming with Democrat fundraiser Ben Sheehan on how to help Democrats win more elections by abolishing the Electoral College

Just as NBC rallied to the defense of Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA), ABC was similarly energized Wednesday following her debate with Vice President Mike Pence, gushing over the “spicy” “prosecutor” assuming the role of “fact-check[er]” against the “evasive” and “mansplainer” Pence who, based upon speculation over a pinkish eye, might have coronavirus.

Appearing on ABC’s Good Morning America on Wednesday to sell his new Trump-trashing book, CNN anchor Fareed Zakaria told co-host and Democratic operative George Stephanopoulos that if the President were to win reelection, the nation would be unable to combat the coronavirus. The left-wing hack went on to blame the pandemic on conservatives who believe in limited government.

Wednesday on Good Morning America, Cecilia Vega and George Stephanopoulos lied to viewers by dismissing the bombshell DNI report showing Hillary Clinton's collusion plot as simply nonsense tweets from President Trump. 

In a Sunday morning newscast that could easily be described as grotesque, ABC’s Good Morning America stoked conspiracy theories about President Trump’s health following his hospitalization for COVID-19. On top of that, they hyped radicals who were touting the diagnosis and an anchor complained about the President having access to the “best medical care possible” to protect his life.…

On Friday, ABC’s Good Morning America could not resist gloating over President Trump being diagnosed with COVID-19, claiming the bill had come due for his “dangerous gamble” on the virus. In addition, correspondents crassly plotted political strategy and gleefully declared that his “diagnosis is a crushing blow to his effort to convince Americans that the worst of the pandemic is…

On Wednesday morning, hosts and correspondents for the Big Three network morning shows were absolutely livid over President Trump’s Tuesday night debate performance, exclusively blaming him for making the event a “disgrace” and “an insult to our democracy.” Meanwhile, some tried to paint Biden as the “winner” of the exchange.

Just seconds after the White House ceremony nominating Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court concluded on Saturday, ABC’s special coverage turned into a left-wing strategy session, with anchor George Stephonopoulos seizing on Democrats tarring the event as an “illegitimate sham.” The former Clinton hack later promised: “The battle just beginning.”

The following are the worst reactions (so far) by liberal journalists and celebrities in the wake of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s passing. 

On the Disney-syndicated talk show Live with Kelly and Ryan on Monday, Ali Wentworth (Mrs. George Stephanopoulos) appeared to great praise -- "one of the funniest people we know," said co-host Ryan Seacrest. What followed was a tale of the entire Stephanopoulos family weeping in the car for 45 minutes when George told his family that Ruth Bader Ginsburg had died.