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On Friday's The Beat show on MSNBC, host Ari Melber had liberal celebrity and climate activist Bill Nye, on the show to help sow seeds of fear in the audience over recent extreme weather events.

On his MSNBC show this morning, host Jonathan Capehart teed up Jarvis D. Johnson, one of the fleeing Texas state representatives, to say that he has told his son not to drive because he fears "retaliation" by state troopers, "rogue cops" or some "fanatic of the Republican party" taking the law "into their own hands."

On last Sunday’s Reliable Sources, author Michael Wolff admonished host Brian Stelter for his show having “all the people saying the same old stuff….You're incredibly repetitive. It's week after week.” This Sunday, it’s exactly the same, with Stelter bringing on “legendary investigative journalist” Carl Bernstein calling Trump a deranged madman. Oh, but today he’s a domestic “war…

Almost three years have passed since Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation and the left still can't let it go. The most recent example was Tiffany Cross, host of MSNBC's The Cross Connection, declaring that Kavanaugh exhibited "privilege" and "white man rage" while defending himself of sexual assault.

Filling in on Friday's The ReidOut on MSNBC, host Tiffany Cross led a one-sided discussion to decry Mississippi's effort to promote rights for unborn babies by trying to get the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade. Invoking the Hulu series The Handmaid's Tale, Cross derided Justice Amy Coney Barrett this way: "There's a real live handmaiden on the Supreme…

CNN media reporter Oliver Darcy used Friday night's "Reliable Sources" newsletter to crusade for having Fox banned. His partner in censorship was the president of the NAACP, Derrick Johnson, who said "I wish it could get banned, quite frankly....Because it creates more intolerance and more racial instability."

Facebook said it will allow users to post the phrase “death to Khamenei” for the next two weeks. 

Can there be any better example of the absolute untruthfulness of various mainstream media types than this wildly untrue attack on Sean Hannity by The View’s Sunny Hostin? Here's the headline from The Wrap: 

On July 15, a Reuters fact-check claimed that "many Americans embrace falsehoods about critical race theory." But it is Reuters that embraced a falsehood, not the American people. Reuters denied that critical race theory teaches that “discriminating against white people is the only way to achieve equality,” saying that was a "misconception" promoted by "conservative media outlets."

On Tiffany Cross's MSNBC show, MSNBC regular Elie Mystal twice describes pro-lifers as treating women like "incubators with mouthparts." For her part, Cross calls Justice Amy Coney Barrett "an actual, real-life Handmaid."

The term Cancel Culture is bandied about in the press with too many caveats. Liberal news outlets preface the phrase with either “so-called” or put it in scare quotes. The message is clear. Many on the Right are blowing the term out of proportion. It’s partly what TheWrap.com did with its recent,…

In the #MeToo era that we live in, there are certain journalists who have a lot of explaining and reflecting to do: Bill Clinton-era reporters who have made cringe-worthy comments. It was 23 years ago this week that Time contributor Nina Burleigh wrote she would “be happy to give [Clinton] a blow job just to thank him for keeping abortion legal.” 

CNN guest host of At This Hour, Dana Bash pondered on Friday if "'swearing off meat completely" is necessary to save the planet from climate change as she hyped a CNN Special Report that would be airing later Friday night on the future of food, hosted by Bill Weir.  

Last August, National Public Radio promoted a book titled In Defense of Looting. On Monday, the NPR Politics Podcast aired a "Book Club" segment where the NPR fans were supposed to read a book together, and this case it was a book titled America on Fire: The Untold History of Police Violence and Black Rebellion Since the 1960s. NPR correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben…