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As the Elitist Media Sunday Shows continue to shove Epstein Slop down viewers’ throats, there emerges an alternative to answering the same dopey questions over and over again. As Senator John Barrasso demonstrates, the line of questioning changes when the host is faced with an actual scandal that they don’t want to cover.

The Elitist Media’s Sunday shows all ran with a significant chunk of Jeffrey Epstein slop as this week’s top story, a pivot we saw happen in real time in the aftermath of the end of the Democrat-instigated-and-prolonged government shutdown. And in midst of all that coverage was a significant and predictable omission.

On Friday morning, MSNBC host Ana Cabrera provided an unchallenged forum to a liberal activist to promote anti-ICE efforts and to cheer a new court ruling that requires hundreds of illegal aliens to be released from custody after all the effort it took for federal agents to arrest them in the Chicago area.

In its efforts to find every anti-Trump story line it can, the PBS News Hour is touting members of the military who are seeking outside legal advice about whether the missions assigned by the Trump administration are legally justified, starting with the drug-boat bombings.

The obnoxiously liberal Orlando Sentinel newspaper, one of Florida's largest, tried smear-by-association against Florida’s Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis with an 1,800-word front-page hit job Friday. The headline was unbelievable in its moral blackmail and disinformation: “Ron DeSantis is a veteran. So are 7 inmates he's sending to execution.” It’s the brutal murders the inmates…

On her Thursday night program, MSNBC’s Jen Psaki accused the Trump administration of wrongfully using the name of well-known Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre as a means to discredit the recent unveiling of Epstein e-mails. Many Democrats have held that pushing for a full-disclosure of information relating to the late sex offender could expose potential co-perpetrators and would bring…

Although the Friday Politico "Playbook" story about freshman Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin was ostensibly focused on her not very convincing engagement with Democrats "looking for clues about which path it should chart out of the electoral wilderness," it was more than obvious that it was in reality not very subtle hype for her as a presidential contender in 2028. 

There may well be another way for a media outlet to bring on a veritable fusillade of media attacks on itself  - not to mention a potential lawsuit by a President - but apparently the British Broadcasting Corporation has won the contest going away.

At 7:00 AM Eastern Time on Saturday, MSNBC officially rebranded to MS NOW, and before lunchtime it had already hurled its first Nazi comparison. The offending party was Prof. Jason Stanley, who told Ali Velshi that local police departments need to thwart ICE just like a local policeman thwarted the SA, or Brownshirts, during Kristallnacht in Nazi Germany.

President Trump’s declaration that the U.S. would not attend the G20 summit in South Africa, citing the killing of white Afrikan farmers, inspired a furious reaction from NPR’s Kate Bartlett on All Things Considered, in “Prominent Afrikaners refuse to be 'pawns,' and hit back at Trump's claims about South Africa.” "He ambushed the country's president Cyril Ramaphosa during a White…

As President Trump prepares to sue the BBC for deceptively editing his words on January 6, 2021, to make it appear like he urged violence, PBS’s Christiane Amanpour said on her Friday podcast, The Ex Files, that the idea that the BBC is biased is “probably wrong” and that her own network is “an absolute must” have for the American people.

On Thursday November 6th, the University of California, San Diego released a report that is undoubtedly worthy of the attention of any fair minded news organization. The problem is of course, that we don't have many who would fall under that category. The report shows that from 2020, the start of the pandemic, to this current year, the percentage of incoming freshman at the University, whose…

In anticipation of the longest government shutdown in U.S. history finally ending, MSNBC’s Katy Tur couldn’t let it end without degrading President Trump one last time, pointing to the mass-firings of federal employees and withholding of SNAP benefits as evidence of “callousness.”

Reading commentary about the recent elections, I thought of an observation of Nobel prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman. Feynman said, “The first principle is that you must not fool yourself, and you are the easiest person to fool.” That is, we must always be disciplined in looking at things as they are and not bend to the temptation to see them as we wish them to be.