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With Friday being Halloween, ABC News’s The View tried to give their audience quite a freight by filling their heads with spooky scary conspiracy theories that President Trump was going to steal the upcoming midterm elections and possibly a presidential one. Their potentially inciting rhetoric was spurred on by “very handsome” California Governor Gavin Newsom who was “ringing alarm…

On Thursday, the nation’s four major airlines came together to embrace the Republican position that the government shutdown should end with a clean continuing resolution. However, NBC’s Today was the only Friday morning show to report this. By contrast, CBS Mornings made it seem as if the airlines wanted squabbling siblings to just get along, while ABC’s Good Morning…

On Thursday, the Teamsters union called on Senate Democrats to pass a clean continuing funding resolution (CR), as a growing number of traditional Democrat strongholds are demanding their party end the federal government shutdown.

Election Day is almost here, and there are three high-profile races involving Democratic candidates who have made shocking statements in their past, but if you get your news from ABC, CBS, NBC, or PBS, you have heard very little to nothing about them. 

The X account of epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher was nearly unreachable following the platform's ban from search results after he shared a study linking vaccines to autism. Hulscher is associated with the McCullough Foundation, formed in 2023 for medical freedom advocacy. Dr. Peter McCullough, foundation president, faced similar censorship on platforms like YouTube and Amazon. Elon Musk later…

MSNBC contributors on Thursday’s Morning Joe couldn’t comprehend why the Trump administration would possibly want to redirect military resources and manpower away from Europe and towards Latin America. The disbelief included insinuations of inviting Russian aggression to reasserting claims of Trump not really addressing the true source of narcotics trafficking.

Jon Stewart welcomed former Vice President Kamala Harris to Thursday’s episode of Comedy Central’s The Weekly Show podcast for a wide-ranging conversation about everything from her failed presidential campaign to Donald Trump to the state of the Democratic Party. In one instance, Stewart claimed that Democrats need to go further left on healthcare because the “conservative” Obamacare…

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Congressional hearings are a great opportunity for Republicans to expose the Left with tough questions. In a March hearing with the CEOs of PBS and NPR, Rep. Brandon Gill (R-Texas) demonstrated how to drag them into answers they don't want to give. He joins the Podcast to discuss "public" media and the other occasions of liberal tilt.   

Last month, Kamala Harris made the rounds of supportive liberal networks to promote her campaign book 107 Days. The title implied it was impossible for her to beat that allegedly despised dictator Donald Trump with so little time. The American interviews were embarrassingly soft. New interviews with British and Australian broadcasters were much more professional and challenging -- on…

As political scandals go, Arctic Frost makes Watergate look like relative child’s play. During the Biden Administration, the FBI may have investigated Republican elected officials and conservative organizations- doing so, in many cases, with invasive and secret subpoenas. The breadth and scope of this scandal is staggering. And yet, the legacy broadcast news continues to suppress this story,…

On CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish doesn't point out Democrat hypocrisy in opposing a clean resolution to end the government shutdown. Instead, Cornish suggests the solution is for Republicans to cave and give Democrats "what they want." Cornish plays a clip of Elizabeth Warren claiming that President Trump is telling 15 million children to "eat dirt."

Despite all the media pseudo savants’s end-of-the-world predictions about the Trump economy falling flat on their faces, MSNBC is still out there banging pots and pans over an incoming Great Depression-era crash. 

One of the more than 400 Republican/conservative entities targeted for covert surveillance by former special counsel Jack Smith’s 197 subpoenas didn’t even exist at the time that Smith was supposedly investigating.