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On Friday's The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on CBS, Colbert asked guest George Clooney what he's been doing since the last time he appeared on his show five years ago. Clooney snidely replied "Watching our country go to [bleep]...that's pretty much it." 

On Friday, December 11, Amazon Prime premiered The Wilds, a new series in which a self-proclaimed feminist leaves teenage girls abandoned on an island to fend for themselves, Lord of the Flies-style. The feminist, a scientist named Gretchen Klein, believes that she can create a "gynotopia" free of "male domination."

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has once again really stepped in it with his size 16 shoes, and he’s getting plenty of blowback for dunking on celebrities for straying from left-wing talking points. They deserve cancellation, the former NBA star wrote in the Hollywood Reporter on December 17.

Time writer Olivia Waxman expressed disgust that students taught about Helen Keller learn about her childhood, and not her activities as a leftist adult activist, co-founding the American Civil Liberties Union, as well as being an early supporter of the NAACP and birth control. But “to some Black disability rights activists, like Anita Cameron, Helen Keller is not radical at all, ‘…

Like they always do with any unverified negative report about President Trump, CNN is automatically assuming that the New York Time’s claim that Trump considered installing martial law is completely true and is using it to bash him. 

As the Georgia runoff elections approach, NBC News correspondent Priscilla Thompson stretched to portray the runoff process as a racist system designed to prevent African Americans from getting elected in a report that aired both on CNBC's The News with Shepard Smith and on MSNBC Live.

On Saturday's edition of The Cross Connection on MSNBC, host Tiffany Cross welcomed Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza on to talk about President-elect Joe Biden's prospective cabinet and whether its diverse enough. Garza would say that diversity is important, but so are the ideas, because black people have held high positions before, but some have been Republicans.

On Jonathan Capehart's MSNBC show, even as guest Brittney Cooper agreed with Mitt Romney that Trump will not invoke martial law or take other measures, she still mocked Mitt, saying: "it must be so nice to be a white man in America today, to have this sort of certainty." 

One of the more annoying things that the elitist media does in the course of their profession, was to think that just because they spend some time covering something it meant that they’re suddenly trained experts in the field. Thus was the case on Sunday’s Face the Nation, were talking head Margaret Brennan began yelling at Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams to vaccinate President Trump…

From the mayor of South Bend, Indiana to a nomination for Transportation secretary. It was quite the consolation prize for Pete Buttigieg’s failed bid for president. But it was a position he didn’t have the experience to fill. Using kid gloves to address that lack of experience on Sunday’s State of the Union, CNN host Jake Tapper asked Buttigieg about working on a national…

On his Saturday night MSNBC show Politics Nation, the Reverend Al Sharpton trolled President Trump about his post-presidency plans, ending with a joke about how he's headed for prison. He doesn't have the humility to wonder about where he could have gone for all his tax evasion. Pretty much…

Pam Key at Breitbart reported MSNBC All In host Chris Hayes brought on radical leftist Mehdi Hasan -- who they gave a hosting gig on their Peacock streaming service -- to call Trump's coronavirus response not only "sociopathic," but something that "should be prosecuted" for "preventable deaths."

On Friday's The 11th Hour, MSNBC host Brian Williams concluded his show by not only mocking Vice President Mike Pence over his recent announcements about the new Space Force branch of the military, but he even made a crack about the Vice President receiving his vaccine publicly in front of cameras even though vaccination advocates have asked public leaders to do.

Washington Post reporter Jose A. Del Real reveals that what might finally lead to the ditching of the term "Latinx" by liberals is that it is believed that the unpopular term cost the Democrats votes in the 2020 election.