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On Election Day, MSNBC’s Morning Joe spent over 17 minutes of airtime with the Democratic Nominee for New York City mayor, Zohran Mamdani, and even gave him 30 uninterrupted seconds towards the end to make his case to voters. The puff-piece interview came across like a last-minute attempt to make sure he got across the finish line instead of a legitimate inquiry into his positions.…

Barring a massive upset on Tuesday, communist Zohran Madmani was headed to a victory in the New York City mayoral race and was greeted with fawning coverage in the elitist, liberal media on their flagship Tuesday morning news shows, declaring him as someone “snowballing” his “way towards history” with a “focus on affordability” and “robust” and “savvy social media-driven campaign.”

CBS’s Stephen Colbert had an actually funny joke on Monday. There were only two problems. One was that he told it not on The Late Show, but during an interview with GQ’s Zach Baron as the magazine put him on the cover of its “men of the year” issue. A second problem was that it was completely unintentional, as he told Baron that “I think I'm more conservative than people think.”

On Tuesday, Election Day, ABC’s The View broke their over-a-year streak of not having a Republican on the program by inviting on Georgia Representative Marjory Taylor Greene (R). Their motives for actually inviting her on became quickly apparent when they praised her for being a headache for congressional Republican leadership. Despite previously decrying nearly everything she said…

Late last week, a new wrinkle emerged in the CBS News layoffs. Reports revealed South Africa-based foreign correspondent Debora Patta – whose anti-Israel tilt made her an ill fit with the network’s new vision under editor-in-chief Bari Weiss – may sue the network after supposedly having not been on the list of layoffs but made it to the final list in place of Rome-based foreign correspondent…

Saturday Night Live cast members Ashley Padilla and Andrew Dismukes joined the NBC show’s Weekend Update segment recently to play the role of “Two People Who Just Hooked Up.” According to Padilla and Dismukes’s characters, Republicans and Democrats need to do the same to end the government shutdown. While a sex-themed bit about ending the government shutdown would have just been odd,…

CNN host Elex Michaelson interviewed Rep. Nancy Pelosi, and she uncorked on President Trump, a "vile creature. The worst thing on the face of the Earth." CNN analyst and former Biden communications director Kate Bedingfield added a "You go, girl." 

In the month before Election Day, leftist journalists and celebrities have been pushing the absurd idea that democracy was on the line because President Donald Trump and his “Nazi” pals have been using his “stormtroopers” to attack his “political enemies” and that he renovated the White House because Trump “plans” on never leaving. The following are just some of the most obnoxious outbursts by…

Bongino Report content manager Matt Palumbo is out with another book on the Soros family philanthropic empire. This one's titled The Heir: Inside the (Not So) Secret Network of Alex Soros. Our Soros expert Joseph Vazquez helps explain what Alex has been doing to make a mockery of their so-called "Open Society" foundations.  

For liberals such as CBS’s host of The Late Show, Stephen Colbert, who are worried about the fate of food stamps amid the government shutdown there is a simple solution: reopen the government. However, Colbert used his Monday show to suggest that it was the Trump administration that was starving children to pressure Democrats. Meanwhile, over at ABC, Jimmy Kimmel continued to advance…

The legacy newscasts were all over the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, labeling his prosecution as part of an alleged “political retribution” campaign  by President Donald Trump. These outlets were nowhere to be seen, though, as the Eastern District of Virginia dropped a multiple-warhead filing that decimated those narratives.

November 3: Norah O’Donnell just can’t give Trump any credit.

On CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish and CNN reporter Victoria Rubadiri claimed that allegations of a religious war on Christians in Nigeria are "certainly not the case," that "Leaders in Nigeria pushed back against claims out of the US political right that Christians face some existential threat there."

Over the weekend, President Trump made it clear that he is strongly considering sending U.S. troops into Nigeria, to stop the killings of Christians by Muslim groups. You would think that most people, especially people of faith, would be outraged by what's taking place in Nigeria, and welcome Trump's words. Not so for Reverend Al Sharpton, who made that clear Sunday on MSNBC's Politics…