‘Young Sheldon' Wants to ‘Destroy’ Pastor of Small Texas Church

When the horrific shooting in Vegas occurred last month, Hollywood rightly cancelled two movie premieres out of respect for the victims of the tragedy. But CBS’s Young Sheldon felt it was okay to air an episode, immediately after the shooting at a small-town Texas church, that depicted a small-town Texas church service with main character Sheldon (Iain Armitage) stating that he wanted to “destroy…
Dawn Slusher

Sarah Silverman Marks Trump Election Anniversary With Fear And Hatred

After the fifth episode of Hulu’s I Love You, America with Sarah Silverman, I now have to accept that the humor must either be liberally biased or vulgar. Often both. She reached new heights of vulgarity last week (outside of gratuitous nudity, of course) and this week she doubled down on the anti-Trump rhetoric in “honor” of the one-year anniversary of the election.
Lindsay Kornick

Of Course! Kathy Griffin Revokes Apology for Fake Severed Trump Head

Kathy Griffin is back, again reminding the population about her time in the limelight a few months ago when she posed with fake, bloodied head of President Trump. Rather than rolling with her apology and moving on with her life, Kathy has decided to again revert to this angry spectacle by taking back her apology for the photo. In an interview with the BBC World News program HardTalk, Griffin took…
Stephanie Stone

ABC, CBS Speculate Trump Was Blackmailed With Russian Prostitutes

In a recent closed-door testimony to the House Intelligence Committee which was leaked, former Donald Trump bodyguard Keith Schiller destroyed one of the more salacious parts of the Clinton/DNC-funded dossier, regarding Trump and Russian prostitutes. Despite Schiller shooting down the rumors, both ABC and CBS spent Thursday evening speculating about the debunked accusations as if there was…
Nicholas Fondacaro

Chuck Todd: We Don't Want to Look 'Horrendous' Like with Bush on Iraq

A Politico story by media reporter Michael Calderone promoted Meet the Press host Chuck Todd celebrating his own show as a Sunday "escape" from a week of "madness" in politics. He warned that the Trump moment is like the Iraq war, "now considered a black mark on journalism because major newspapers and hosts helped amplify the Bush administration’s false claims about weapons of mass destruction…
Tim Graham

Variety: Sandra Bullock Agrees to Play Wendy Davis in Upcoming Film

On Thursday night, Variety penned a brief item revealing that actress Sandra Bullock has accepted the role of abortion activist, far-left Texas Democrat, and liberal media darling Wendy Davis in a possible film about Davis’s career. Reporter Justin Kroll wrote that Bullock “will star in the spec ‘Let Her Speak’ as Texas senator Wendy Davis, whose 11-hour filibuster helped stall an anti-abortion…
Curtis Houck

NYDN Columnist: Kerr, Popovich Praised for Their Left-Wing Activism

Season ticket holders for the NBA's Spurs and Warriors are getting more than just winning basketball for their money. They're getting advocacy for progressive politics whether they want it or not. New York Daily News sports columnist Carron J. Phillips applauds Golden State Coach Steve Kerr and San Antonio Coach Greg Popovich, whom many progressives want to run as a presidential ticket in three…
Jay Maxson

CBS: ‘Glee’ Over ‘Golden Ticket’ of Jury Duty With Obama

The journalists on CBS This Morning thrilled over the relatively mundane story of Barack Obama being called for jury duty. According to reporter Adriana Diaz, this prompted “glee” among other Chicago residents, hyping the “golden ticket” of being in the same room as the former President.  
Scott Whitlock

NBC Treats Woman Like a Hero for Flipping Off Trump

On Thursday, NBC anchor Megyn Kelly welcomed Julie Briskman on her morning show, who gained 15 minutes of fame by giving President Trump’s motorcade the middle finger while out for a bike ride in northern Virginia. The studio audience cheered and applauded as Briskman told Kelly “it felt great” to make the obscene gesture to the commander-in-chief.
Kyle Drennen

NY Times Goes Giddy Over Sight of Obama Reporting for Jury Duty

On top of the big stories? Demonstrating just how much the press misses President Obama, New York Times reporter Mitch Smith reported the big news that “Obama Reports for Jury Duty, to Chicago’s Delight (Spoiler: He Was Not Chosen).” And to the delight of Smith as well, judging by the unjournalistic giddiness that ensued over Obama, the "Harvard-educated constitutional scholar," deigning to mix…
Clay Waters

Tucker Carlson Loses It At Brazile's 'Hilarious' Defense on Debate Q's

Former DNC Chairwoman Donna Brazile has been on just about every network promoting her new book about the 2016 election, Hacks, and has largely avoided confirming any of the damning allegations she made about Hillary Clinton’s campaign in that book. She dodged and avoided saying negative things about the DNC again on FNC host Tucker Carlson’s show Wednesday night, but the interview took an…
Kristine Marsh

Smiley and Celeb: We ‘Don’t Want to Be Here in This' Trump 'Madness’

At first blush, it would seem like politically alienating half the potential audience for your new movie is box-office madness. But when you think about it, a liberal actress talking to a left-wing host on a taxpayer-financed liberal network more or less founded by the liberal president who is the subject of your movie doesn’t have much to fear. The chances of a conservative watching Tavis Smiley…
Corinne Weaver

Vice Journalist: Trump Is ‘Bad for the World’ But ‘Good for Career’

The media has always given President Trump too much negative coverage. Now one journalist is ready to admit: it’s been profitable for them.  
Corinne Weaver

Paul's Neighbors Push Back Against Media Reports About 'Altercation'

Many of Kentucky Senator Rand Paul's neighbors are hotly disputing Louisville Courier Journal and New York Times reports which characterized the Friday assault on the Republican Senator as being the result of "petty arguments over misplaced lawn trimmings and branches" and "a landscaping dispute," respectively. Among their objections: The  Courier Journal's Thomas Novelly described the attack,…
Tom Blumer