Film Director Paul Schrader Calls for Violence to Protest Trump

Film director and writer Paul Schrader, who used to be somebody many years ago in Hollywood, has taken to Facebook to call for "violent resistance" to protest the election of Donald Trump. Actually, the keyboard guerilla has gone to the extent of claiming to be willing to take up arms. Schrader claims to be enraged by "alt.right nut jobs" but as you can see in his Friday (ironically Veteran's Day…
P.J. Gladnick

Comedy Central’s Noah Laments ‘Misogyny’ Hillary Endured

Comedy Central’s Trevor Noah has apparently recovered enough from declaring election night the “end of the world” to lament the “misogyny” Hillary Clinton faced as a candidate. Appearing on CBS This Morning, Monday, the Daily Show host lectured, “And misogyny, people talk about the glass ceiling but what you don't realize you can't see it because it's see-through. And misogyny has very quickly…
Scott Whitlock

'NBC Nightly News' Frets LGBTQs ‘Fearing Change’ Under Trump

On Sunday, NBC Nightly News continued the onslaught of liberal fretting with a segment about gays and transgender people “fearing change” under President-elect Donald Trump such as gay marriages being overturned (despite Trump making clear on CBS that the matter is settled) and the “quick movement toward transgender rights” being set “to slow down” due to Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence…
Curtis Houck

CBS Lectures Sanders About ‘Guilt,’ 'Responsibility' for Hillary Loss

Maybe it’s Bernie Sanders’s fault that Hillary Clinton lost? That’s the latest blame game theory brought up on Monday’s CBS This Morning. Co-host Norah O’Donnell talked to Clinton’s primary opponent and wondered if he had “guilt” and “responsibility” for bringing up trust issues during the early part of the campaign. 
Scott Whitlock

AP, WashPost Gush Over 'Luster' of 'Revered' Ginsburg's Opera Debut

Liberals licking their wounds after Hillary Clinton lost to Donald Trump are turning to their heroine Ruth Bader Ginsburg for a cheer-me-up. The opera-loving Supreme Court justice appeared at the Washington National Opera’s performance of The Daughter of the Regiment. Mike Silverman at the Associated Press gushed “her presence added a unique luster to a performance that would have been memorable…
Tim Graham

MRC's Dan Gainor Slams Media's Coverage of Anti-Trump Protesters

MRC Vice President of Business and Culture Dan Gainor lambasted liberal media coverage of anti-Trump protests and the double standard the media use.  “It’s the one standard: Everything the left does is great, everything the right does is wrong,” Gainor said on Nov. 11, on Fox Business Network’s Intelligence Report with Trish Regan.
Sam Dorman

CBS’s Stahl Hounds Trump in Fear of Roe v. Wade Being Overturned

The long-awaited 60 Minutes interview of President-elect Donald Trump finally aired on CBS Sunday evening and featured long-time correspondent Lesley Stahl obsessing over the future of abortion under Trump by fretting about Roe v. Wade being overturned.  Additionally, she attempted to press Trump on whether he’s concerned about all the people (translation: leftists) who are afraid about what will…
Curtis Houck

Former NY Times Reporter: Ocare Repeal 'Racist,' 'White Supremacist'

Former New York Times reporter David Cay Johnston has found a calling, and it's to take down Donald Trump by any means necessary, including assigning the R-word — racist — to the President-elect's desired policies. In his most recent attack during an MSNBC interview, Johnston effectively smeared every American who wants to see Obamacare repealed as either a racist or someone providing aid and…
Tom Blumer

Donald Sutherland ‘Ashamed’ of Being ‘White Male’; Bunch of 'Racists'

Appearing on the 9 a.m. ET hour of NBC’s Today on Monday, left-wing actor Donald Sutherland recalled being scolded by actress Helen Mirren on the set of one of his films: “Helen Mirren came up to me on the set and....she said, ‘You are the most privileged person on Earth’....I said, ‘How can you say that?’ And she said, ‘You are a white male.’”
Kyle Drennen

Election 2016 Recap: Univision Lost Bigly

It is a matter of record that establishment national media lost big on Election Day, having been stunned by the election of Donald J. Trump to the presidency of the United States. But the network that had the most at stake and lost the most in this election seems to have also learned the least.
Jorge Bonilla

'Law & Order: SVU' Says Gender Fluidity Is 'Cool' But 'Confusing'

In an overt nod to the continued liberal outcry about North Carolina's House Bill 2, Law and Order: SVU took up the transgender cause once again on Wednesday in the episode “Broken Rhymes” by depicting an innocent male to female transgender getting brutally beaten and raped in a public restroom.
Erik Soderstrom

The Simpsons: VA Hospitals Are 'America's Shame'

In “Havana Wild Weekend,” the Fox show The Simpsons is rife with shots at the Veterans Administration and historically referenced zingers to life in today’s Cuba.
Karen Townsend

MSNBC's Brian Williams Gets Called Out on ‘Notorious’

Thursday night’s Notorious, ABC's navel-gazing news media drama, called out Brian Williams in an episode that revolved around the lead character Julia George's (Piper Perabo) disgraced former mentor, Dana Hartman. The former anchor was canned after it came out that she had fabricated an interview for her show. The fake interview led to the assassination of its real-world subject and Julia turned…
Erik Soderstrom

NY Times Captures Only a Portion of Ohio's Dramatic 2016 Shift

Considering that it's coming from the New York Times, reporter Sabrina Tavernise's account of what happened in Ohio to swing it from a close Obama win in 2012 to a near-blowout for Donald Trump in 2016 was reasonably well-done, but still had glaring flaws. Her story's human interest elements were strong, but the accompanying statistics provided were sparse, and really needed to be there to tell…
Tom Blumer