CNN: Movie On Sex Trafficking Is a 'Moral Panic' To Appease QAnon

CNN Tonight host Abby Phillip decided to do something different for Friday’s show by doing a movie review. Specifically, Sound of Freedom starring Jim Caviezel who stars as Tim Ballard, a real-life former DHS agent who works to bust child sex trafficking rings. For Phillip and The Storm is Upon Us author Mike Rothschild, the film focuses on a real issue, but is…

Alex Christy

Flashback: Fawning Over the ‘Centrist’ Clinton-Gore ‘Beefcake’ Ticket

It’s been 31 years since Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton picked Tennessee Senator Al Gore as his vice presidential candidate on the 1992 Democratic Party ticket. The announcement kicked off a wave of positive coverage, as the media gleefully participated in the re-branding of a new “centrist” Democratic Party.

Rich Noyes

NewsBusters Podcast: Karine Won't Come Clean on the Biden Scandals

A new MRC study found White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre was asked 252 scandal questions over the last six months, and offered a substantive response on only six occasions. MRC's Bill D'Agostino performed the study, and discusses the findings and how they contradict Biden's promises to "bring transparency and truth back to government."

Tim Graham

CNN's Alford Dismisses 'Privileged' White Dems Who Support DeSantis

On the July 4th CNN This Morning show, CNN political analyst Natasha Alford dismissed white women Democrats who support Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) over his education policies, accusing them of having "privilege" which they are trying to preserve.

Brad Wilmouth

KJP Suffers Mini-Meltdown When Reporter Asks If Cocaine Was the Bidens

Friday marked only the second White House press briefing of the week in which reporters could question Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre about the bag of cocaine found in the West Wing. While 13 reporters pressed Jean-Pierre on Wednesday about it, only one would on Friday (and a second to National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan) as New York Post’s Caitlin Doornbos asked whether “the…

Curtis Houck

Michael Knowles Issues Scathing Ultimatum to Bud Light

After July 4th came and went without providing any relief to Bud Light’s cratering sales and stock price, The Daily Wire podcast host Michael Knowles gave the floundering company an ultimatum.

Tom Olohan

Townhall's Takedown of the NY Times on Biden's Pressure on Big Tech

Townhall's Brad Slager posted a great takedown of The New York Times fulminating on Wednesday against the ruling in Missouri vs. Biden, curtailing the administration's pressure on Big Tech to censor people: "The…

Tim Graham

Flip-Flopping NY Times Slams 'Far Right' on Warrantless Surveillance

The New York Times’ Tuesday edition featured a galling story by reporter Karoun Demirjian: “G.O.P. Threatens Spy Agencies’ Surveillance Tool.” The subhead: “With hard-right Republicans attacking federal law enforcement agencies and unwilling to extend their broad powers, a major warrantless surveillance program targeting foreigners overseas may face new limits from Congress.” It’s…

Clay Waters

MSNBC Backs Teamsters Strike Against UPS Despite Industry-Leading Pay

In stark contrast to CNN the previous day, Friday’s Morning Joe on MSNBC sided with the Teamsters union as they threatened to go on strike against UPS. Omitting the fact that UPS workers already led the industry in compensation, MSNBC hosts Willie Geist, Jonathan Lemire, and Al Sharpton boasted about Teamsters president Sean O’Brien and let him lead the narrative on why they weren’t…

Nicholas Fondacaro

House Judiciary Expands ESG Probe into Top Financial Firms ‘Potentially Violating U.S. Antitrust Law’

Members of the House Judiciary Committee sent letters to three of the nation’s biggest financial firms and two net-zero activist coalitions of activist financial firms, demanding information about their potential antitrust violations in pursuit of an environmental, social, and governance (ESG) agenda.
Craig Bannister

MSNBC Guests Concerned Free Speech Ruling to Limit Biden Admin Speech

MSNBC’s Morning Joe guests Wednesday ludicrously complained that a recent ruling barring the Biden administration from colluding with Big Tech to censor Americans inhibits the free speech of the government.

Gabriela Pariseau

Media Landscape Report Seeks to Expand Political Harassment of America

Despite overwhelming leftist representation in legacy media, a former executive from Soros’ Open Society Foundations seemed to show concern that Americans just do not hear from them enough. 

Tom Olohan

Biden Regime’s New Pushback Against Anti-Censorship Court Order

After a judge issued an injunction restricting the government’s censorship activities, the Biden administration rushed to protest the pro free-speech decision.

Catherine Salgado

Google Revises ‘Privacy’ Policy to Eliminate Privacy, Under the Guise of AI Training

Google updated its privacy policy, which now says the Big Tech company has the right to scrape the internet for just about anything and everything ever posted in order to train artificial intelligence (AI).
Sarah Prentice