Yamiche Alcindor

The following are just a few of the examples of journalists hailing Biden’s choices from the last week.

The same media who spent the past four years calling President Trump, literally Hitler, is now breathlessly comparing President-Elect Joe Biden and his cabinet to superheroes saving the earth. And they expect us to take them seriously?

Despite having Joe Biden as the apparent winner of the 2020 presidential election, the Democratic Party has been frustrated since Election Day due to disappointing losses down ballot. Congresswoman Debbie Mucarsel-Powell of Florida appeared on MSNBC’s Morning Joe Thursday to angrily spew misinformation in the wake of her re-election loss.

If anyone was hoping the third time would be the charm for consistently constructive or tough questions at a post-election Joe Biden press conference, Thursday illustrated that such a hope was a fool’s errand. Over the course of the 15-minute availability, the Biden team had the former vice president receive questions from only four reporters with three of them offering softballs.

The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg and PBS White House reporter Yamiche Alcindor joined MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell on Monday to long for the days of Barack Obama because those were the days when the president cared about the truth.

On Saturday's PBS NewsHour Weekend, correspondent Yamiche Alcindor delivered commentary that sounded like partisan Democratic spin as she proclaimed that Joe Biden had defeated President Donald Trump with a "record number of voters," and then declared that it was "political poetry" that Senator Kamala Harris was part of the ticket beat Trump after his history of birtherism.

MSNBC’s The ReidOut kept up its hateful view on Tuesday of those that don’t side with host Joy Reid and her panel of shameless liberal partisans, insisting that Republicans not in the vein of Michael Steele and the Lincoln Project are “cowardly.” But the worst take came from New York Times editorial board member Mara Gay falsely claiming The Times is “actually not…

A day after her meltdown calling President Trump’s White House return a “Mussolini moment,” MSNBC’s ReidOut host Joy Reid not only reupped the nonsense on Tuesday’s show, but went further in the A-block by speculating Trump must be sicker than has been made public and even insinuating he might die of coronavirus like the late Herman Cain did on July 30th.

On Thursday's PBS NewsHour, correspondent Yamiche Alcindor claimed that it is "inaccurate" for President Donald Trump to claim that liberals have tried to undermine respect for United States history and its founders by fixating on slavery as she dismissively spoke of the President's idea for a 1776 commission to promote the country's history.

The things that PBS people think that conservatives believe! That "it's okay to shoot unarmed protesters in the street," as if people were shooting docile men just standing around with signs. On Tuesday’s Deadline: White House, PBS White House correspondent Yamiche Alcindor sounded exactly like your standard hyperpartisan MSNBC contributor.

Presumably under the impression they were standing up for their friends in Antifa, liberal White House reporters Yamiche Alcindor of PBS and Steve Portnoy of CBS News Radio embarrassed themselves at Monday’s briefing with respective questions about whether President Trump wants to see rioting and if a focus on the weekend’s Portland violence should be on a supposed video of Trump supporters…

On Friday's The Last Word on MSNBC, fill-in host Katy Tur presided over a panel discussion which placed the blame for recent rioting on President Donald Trump, and also blamed Fox News for convincing Trump voters not see him as responsible.

Left-wing journalists warned that the Republican convention would be a torrent of lies, but some of them are having truth problems on television. In about a minute on Monday night, PBS White House reporter Yamiche Alcindor uncorked three lies or errors in about a minute. 

At Wednesday night's briefing, President Trump was asked about his use of the word "invasion" to describe Democratic plans to mandate low-income housing in suburban neighborhoods, which can be expected to decrease property values, as any realtor knows. PBS White House reporter Yamiche Alcindor completely mangled Trump's answer into something it was not.