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On NBC’s Today show Tuesday morning, co-host Savannah Guthrie sat down for an exclusive interview with billionaire Microsoft founder Bill Gates and fretted that his fellow billionaire Elon Musk taking over Twitter would lead to a surge in “misinformation.” She pushed that fear after complaining that the response to the pandemic has “been so politicized.”

Bill Gates took to Twitter to claim that the reversal of Roe v. Wade would “set us back 50 years.” The tweet came during a huge controversy over a leaked U.S. Supreme Court document revealing that SCOTUS will vote to repeal the decision that legalized abortion.

The View’s response to the leaked draft of a Supreme Court decision that overturns Roe v. Wade was just as unhinged as one might expect. In addition to Joy Behar claiming “fascism is down the line” for America, Whoopi Goldberg raged out and bizarrely claimed that the person deciding on the abortion was the woman, the doctor, AND the child that would be killed by the procedure.

The freak out over the leaking of a draft Supreme Court decision overturning Roe vs. Wade permeated all the cable channels and networks on Monday night and Tuesday morning. MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell offered possibly the most petulant, whining about the 2000 election. O’Donnell opened his show by ranting, “Minority government! Minority-ruled government, and the Supreme Court is the most…

Historian Jon Meacham joined a special edition of Andrea Mitchell Reports on MSNBC on Tuesday to warn that “everything is at risk” if the leaked draft opinion from Justice Alito overturning Roe v. Wade ends up being the final opinion.

On Monday, RedState’s Bob Hoge reported: “MSNBC ratings continue to crater as its most popular host, Rachel Maddow, now only appears on Mondays, despite reportedly signing a massive $30 million a year contract.” He noted that while the mostly-absent left-wing host “presumably relaxes at home, MSNBC still calls the 9 pm time slot ‘The Rachel Maddow Show,’ but it’s fill-in hosts such as Ali…

Things were not quiet on the western front Tuesday morning over at CNN as Early Start and New Day were despondent over the leaked Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade, arguing it could lead to women becoming “second-class citizens” with things such as gay marriage and sodomy being deemed illegal to the point that a “right to privacy” is abolished.

Add MSNBC contributor and former Acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal to the list of unhinged progressives that think the potential overturn of Roe v Wade will be a bad thing.

Sports fans are voting with their remote control and playing hardball with Major League Baseball. It’s gotten so bad that a college women’s softball game between Virginia Tech and Tennessee on April 21 out-drew MLB broadcasts over a two-week period (excluding Sunday night baseball).

Sandwiched between their morning news reports about the leak from the Supreme Court pointing to the possible end of Roe vs. Wade, Univision inserted a 30-second advertorial for Planned Parenthood in California, where “more and more women are coming in search of services (abortions) they don't have where they live.”

Notorious liberal billionaire George Soros spewed tens of millions of dollars into the abortion lobby between 2016 and 2020. And as the U.S. Supreme Court is reportedly set to overturn Roe v. Wade (1973), never has there been a more important time to remind Americans.

What do Lia Thomas and Sen. Raphael Warnock have in common?

On Tuesday, NBC’s Today show was in full panic mode after news broke Monday night of a leaked draft opinion from Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito suggesting that the high court was prepared to overturn Roe vs. Wade. The network morning show decried the “bombshell” news and lined up reactions from a series of Democrats and pro-abortion activists to preemptively condemn the potential…

After Tuesday’s New Day, CNN’s John Avlon is going to need a new name for his “reality check” statement as he had several factual errors in just the concluding part of his rundown of the leaked draft opinion suggesting the Supreme Court will strike down Roe v. Wade, including that striking down Roe and allowing for pro-life laws isn’t conservative.