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NFL star quarterback Aaron Rodgers is preparing for his last season with the Pittsburgh Steelers, so he was flippant in a recent interview with his pal Pat McAfee at ESPN. When asked about his mindset during his final year, Rodgers wisecracked:  “I’m going to plead the Fifth. Like that absolute coward Tony Fauci.” Reporters roasted Rodgers as a liar in 2021. Now it's his turn.

Traffic accident coverage is a staple of the Elitist Media Evening News, faithfully serving as filler against stories they’d rather not air. Like the empty carbs taking steak’s place on your plate. And when it comes to the traffic accident filler, the networks have demonstrated a tendency to name only one vehicle brand.

On Thursday, President Donald Trump signed a new executive order banning birth tourism, among other types of what may be perceived as improper grants of birthright citizenship. The Elitist Media Evening News took exception to these orders, which come after the Supreme Court opinion striking down the previous birthright citizenship executive order.

On Thursday’s Morning Joe, in continued reaction to far-left Abdul El-Sayed’s victory in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary, the hosting crew of Willie Geist and Jonathan Lemire decided to defend El-Sayed from claims of communism and even socialism. They also showed great displeasure with President Trump’s call of communism as “The greatest threat to our country in its history” and invoked 9…

Journalists are often firmer with Democrats before they win a primary election. Then, when facing off against a Republican in the general, they go soft on the Democrat and rough on the Republican. That's already happening in the Michigan Senate race with Abdul el-Sayed vs. Mike Rogers. 

With radical candidate Abdul El-Sayed narrowly seizing victory in the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan, the media has quickly rallied to defend their new buddy. Amid concerns of El-Sayed’s socialist policies and unsavory campaign allies, CNN opened this Thursday’s This Morning with a segment on the divisive candidate.

Prompted by host Audie Cornish, the president of Demand…

Elements of the elitist liberal media were going so hard in the paint to defend and cover up the far-left extremists taking over their Democratic Party that they were literally claiming there was “not a communist country on the face of the planet.” That’s a direct quote from NewsNation’s Chris Cuomo during an interview with conservative commentator Bill O’Reilly, on the former’s eponymous TV…

Yahoo’s AI-powered Yahoo 100 “trending” list heavily favors left-leaning sources, with only 3% of stories from right-leaning outlets over three months, per MRC analysis. The list’s bias stems from its use of Anthropic’s Claude, Microsoft Bing, Yahoo’s data, and editorial input—all of which have documented left-wing leanings.

Abdul El-Sayed, now the Democrat nominee for an open Michigan U.S. Senate seat, received a total of $115,000 from members of the Council for American Islamic Relations (CAIR), a Texas-condemned terrorist organization, a new investigation reveals.

ABC, CBS, and NBC popped the clutch Thursday morning and went full-speed in defending “progressive” Michigan senatorial candidate Abdul el-Sayed, brushing off the “blistering attack” by President Trump and the GOP as a distraction from “Americans’ concerns over the economy” and proof they’ve “seiz[ed] on” some of his policy views.

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All OutKick founder Clay Travis did was challenge the WNBA and “the Science” cult to put their money where their mouth is and prove that biological males don't have an unfair physical advantage over women in sports, and the alphabet soup mafia in the media is already losing their collective mind.

MS NOW’s Vaughn Hillyard appointed himself as Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s top defender on Wednesday. After insisting earlier in the day that you can’t tie El-Sayed to Hasan Piker’s 9/11 comments even though he campaigned with Piker, Hillyard guest hosted The Beat and emphatically insisted that El-Sayed is a “self-described capitalist.”

On Wednesday morning far left Democrat Abdul El-Sayed was declared the winner of the Michigan Senate primary race, and almost immediately, many in the liberal media went to work, turning their attention to attacking the GOP and their candidate former Republican Congressman Mike Rogers and his ads. That was the case on CNN's The Arena, where host Kasie Hunt focused on the GOP's "line…