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You knew it was coming. “The Tonight Show” is trying something new – extending an olive branch to the half of the country it wrote off in 2017.

On Thursday afternoon, MSNBC's Chris Jansing presided over a panel that fretted over video of border agents using a Penske truck to lure and arrest illegal aliens in Los Angeles, and contributor Tim Miller scoffed over right-leaning actor Dean Cain announcing plans to join ICE.

CBS correspondent Adam Yamaguchi unraveled the conspiratorial notion on Friday that President Trump has turned the network into state TV. During a report on Evening News, Yamaguchi ran an uncritical profile that featured a trio of anti-ICE activists and the ways they are trying to thwart the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration.

David Canfield, Vanity Fair's Hollywood Correspondent, is fixated on determining the political stance of South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, especially regarding their views on Donald Trump. Despite South Park’s reputation for controversial satire, Canfield is unable to pin them down as decisively anti-Trump, which triggers his insecurity. South Park’s equal-opportunity satire…

New York Times columnist David Brooks and MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart were greatly disturbed on Friday’s PBS News Hour at Texas’s mid-decade redistricting efforts, calling them part of the “corrosion of democracy” and “cheating by legal means,” and insist this is something worse than standard gerrymandering.

The following are the most obnoxious outbursts from journalists and celebrities from the past month.

On Thursday, MSNBC’s The Beat with Ari Melber compared President Trump’s lawsuits about false narratives to a “Soviet crackdown.”  

The Left was furious that Fox late-night host Greg Gutfeld was going to appear on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. But the interview was non-political as they laughed about an old bar-hopping memory. After the Colbert cancellation, does it signal that Fallon wants a broader audience? Plus Nick Fondacaro recounts some of this week's lowlights.

Bongino Report Content Manager Matt Palumbo is out with a new book detailing the radicalism of George Soros’s crown prince Alex, and gave a big shoutout to MRC in the process.

The New York Times on Friday arrogantly proclaimed that the controversy over all-American model Sydney Sweeney’s supposedly eugenics-related “good genes” advertisement for American Eagle jeans was ginned up by right-wing media: “Right-Wing Squawks Led To American Eagle Ad Fuss.” The online headline deck: “How the Right Shaped the Debate Over the Sydney Sweeney Ads -- Right-wing…

The button-pushing comedy series South Park recently took aim at the Trump administration to kick off their newest season. Well known for its “nothing is off limits” satirical comedy, some conservatives were raising eyebrows at the show’s latest episodes featuring the Trump administration, including Wednesday’s episode which took swings at Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. 

Trump just had to compel financial institutions to fulfill their basic responsibilities of serving their customers instead of fretting over their political beliefs. But as one former Trump attorney put it, this is what the banks should have been doing all along.

Thursday marked the day one of Skydance Media’s takeover of Paramount Global, the parent company of CBS News, with David Ellison at the helm and his billionaire father Larry as its largest shareholder. Along with facing media reporters on Thursday, David Ellison spoke Friday on CNBC’s Squawk on the Street and doubled down on his promise to ensure CBS News lives “in the truth business…