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 Axios is touting a new movie streaming on Tuesday called "White With Fear," a film about “the U.S. conservative political machine amassing power by exploiting racial fault lines.” CNN's Brian Stelter proclaims the buildup of the "white fear industrial complex, where many people get very rich and very powerful by telling white America that they are under constant assault."

From the files of the Media Research Center and NewsBusters, here are a few of the most obnoxious examples of liberal media personalities commandeering commencement ceremonies to inflict their agenda on graduates and their families.

If NPR truly achieved fairness and balance on air, it would include conservatives trashing NPR for making America worse. This actually happened for a minute this week on the NPR show Left Right and Center, where ex-Trump spokesman Mike Dubke trashed NPR and ProPublica for undermining public confidence in the Supreme Court. 

Last October, National Public Radio (NPR) was awarded a $1.9 million grant to make “editorial enhancements” – such as improving its objectivity – but, seven months later, the leftist bias of the taxpayer-funded public radio content organization rages on.

The liberal media shows which groups they favor by the positive terms they use on their behalf. “Protections” is often a good example. Liberals will use the term “abortion protections,” which is odd considering you’re protecting the killing of unborn babies. Now it’s happening with illegal immigrants. Check this Associated Press headline, Mean Old Trump hates protections.

The time: 1960. Longtime journalist Theodore H. White releases his ground breaking book The Making of the President 1960. 

On May 19, 60 Minutes’s Scott Pelley went to Wake Forest University to give what was advertised as a commencement speech but in reality was a partisan diatribe warning that President Trump is a threat to all things good and decent. While Pelley urged the graduates to resist Trump, on Friday, colleague John Dickerson urged “all of us” to pay attention to Pelley’s words on …

Director Bong Joon Ho delivered a distinctly original film earlier this year amidst a crush of remakes, reboots and reimaginings. How did audiences thank the Oscar-winner? They avoided his sci-fi comedy “Mickey 17” at all costs.…

CNN host and Original Sin co-author Jake Tapper took his book tour to HBO and Real Time with Bill Maher on Friday for a surreal discussion with Democratic Rep. Seth Moulton about former President Joe Biden’s mental decline and who was to blame for the coverup.

On the Friday edition of ABC’s The View, former Congressman Anthony Weiner seemed to have hit a soft spot with the hosts when he made a joke regarding Kamala Harris’s disaster of an appearance on the show last year while she was on the campaign trail. In the opening moments of the interview, Weiner quipped: “By the way, was this where Kamala Harris was sitting when she blew up her…

New York Times columnist David Brooks did the not-so-clever trick of insisting he wasn’t saying what he was indeed saying on Friday’s edition of PBS News Hour as he reflected back on Elon Musk’s time at DOGE by comparing him to Pol Pot, Mao Zedong, and Joseph Stalin.

MSNBC’s host of All In, Chris Hayes, got the facts wrong on Thursday as he criticized Elon Musk, who was preparing to make his way out of office. As a special government employee, Musk was granted only 130 days to lead DOGE in rooting out waste and corruption within the government. In that time, Musk has cut an estimated $175 billion in unnecessary spending across the board. However,…

As NPR faces the prospect of being defunded by conservatives, ABC's The View marked Jewish American Heritage Month by honoring former NPR anchor Susan Stamberg and NPR reporter Nina Totenberg, touted as the 'Queen of Leaks,' meaning leaks from Democrats seeking to damage Republicans.

As people look forward to upcoming summer concerts, so do entertainers for a moment to take a jab at President Trump. On Thursday morning, MSNBC’s Morning Joe invited former White House Director of Communications for President Obama, Jennifer Palmieri, to share how Bruce Springsteen is paving the way to “surviving” Trump’s second term.