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24 hours after suggesting only white people could be racist because of “a power dynamic,” ABC’s The View suddenly decided “minorities can be racist against each other, too” on Tuesday. This hypocritical flip-flop came after the Latina Democratic president of the Los Angeles City Council, Nury Martinez made racist remarks, captured on a secret recording, against “the blacks,” “dark…

On her Tuesday show on MSNBC, Chris Jansing portrayed the Georgia Senate race between Republican Herschel Walker and Democrat Raphael Warnock as a contest between two different versions of Christianity. Naturally, Walker was said to represent the bad “right-wing” version, while Warnock represents the good “Southern tradition of faith-based civil rights” version.

Popular podcast host Joe Rogan contested the founder of Rolling Stone magazine’s arguments advocating for internet regulation on Rogan’s show.

Tucker Carlson’s part two of the interview, Ye dove further into his salvation and walk with Jesus and Carlson.

Kudos to CBS and reporter Mark Strassmann for fairness. Strassmann, on the CBS Evening News and CBS Mornings shows was the only journalist to repeatedly note that the powerful Los Angeles politician who went on a racist rant is a Democrat. ABC barely noticed it. NBC covered the story once on Tuesday, but made no mention of party affiliation.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough brags that, unlike Ohio Republican Senate candidate J.D. Vance, he wouldn't stand for Trump or anyone trying to emasculate him. He shouldn't say such a thing, given his history supporting Trump.

MSNBC reached self-parodying status on Monday night as a segment on The 11th Hour led by guest host Alicia Menendez on racism in politics led to racist accusations that Republicans are actively looking for a “black Manchurian candidate” and “black male supplicant” to advance white power.

On Monday the New York Times published an article that was uncharacteristically critical of President Biden for lying frequently about his past. As NewsBusters pointed out back in 2019, the President’s serial dishonesty has been a defining feature of his political career.

On Monday afternoon, MSNBC host Katy Tur offered a friendly forum to Louisiana Democrat Senate candidate Luke Mixon, who's running against Republican Sen. John Kennedy. It's a kind gesture considering Mixon's trailing by 40 points. Tur allowed him to compare Republicans to Muslim extremists he fought during his career as a Navy fighter pilot.

When Vice President Harris went on Monday to appear on NBC’s Late Night with Seth Meyers she was not asked how the administration plans to tackle inflation or raising gas prices, but rather she was invited by the namesake host to urge viewers to vote on the issue of abortion.

Even Politico gives a pretty brutal review of a Showtime documentary about the greedy grifters of The Lincoln Project.

At the Austin City Limits (ACL) Music Festival last weekend, country group The Chicks and singer Kacey Musgraves decided to take jabs at elected officials and issues that they didn’t favor during their performances. 

On MSNBC’s Deadline: White House, paranoid conspiracy theorist host Nicolle Wallace floated the idea of an Orwellian “democracy commission” run by former President Barack Obama and chaired by former New Jersey governor Chris Christie and faux Republican election lawyer Ben Ginsberg to presumably stop the so-called Republican threat to democracy. 

The networks (in English and Spanish) loathe Republican governors Greg Abbott and Ron DeSantis for busing or flying migrants to "sanctuary cities" and making them live up to their own rhetoric about compassion for the flood of humanity. The wealthy lefties on Martha's Vineyard couldn't tolerate a small influx for more than a day or two.