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Lara Trump, host of The Right View podcast, sat down with Tim Graham, Executive Editor of NewsBusters and Brittany Hughes, Managing Editor of MRCTV on Tuesday night to talk about the biased media coverage leading up to the election and dish about former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre's disastrous book tour.

For the past month the big three broadcast networks (ABC, CBS, and NBC) have hammered both Congressional Republicans and President Trump with a wall of negative shutdown coverage, while largely shielding Democrats from blame for the now-record gridlock.

The PBS News Hour devoted the first 14 minutes of Monday’s show to the supposedly dire emergency that Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP benefits, known colloquially as food stamps) ran out two days ago during the ongoing federal government “shutdown” before a ruling that the government must fund the food aid. First up, a Lisa Desjardins report from various food banks…

On his Tuesday show, ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel sought to explain why ticket sales for the Kennedy Center have fallen since President Trump named himself chairman. Through a satirical ad from Trump, Kimmel claimed the answer lies in anti-woke programming that is also pro-Nazi.

Here’s a serious question: Who on God’s green earth made CNN believe it has the credibility to finger-wag at President Donald Trump over inflation after salivating over Bidenomics for four years?

For your friendly neighborhood Media Research Center News Analyst, Election Night represents a unique slog through hours of coverage stuffed with Acela Media “analysis” which is little more than laundered Democrat talking points- in other words, the usual media brain rot. But on occasion, one is fortunate enough to witness something completely and unexpectedly different.

On Wednesday's Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough sought to present himself as the kindly, non-partisan political consultant, saying he had warned Republicans not to overreach after their 2024 victories, or imagine they'd occupy the White House forever. "And if you go too fast, voters will knock you on your ass immediately. And that's what happened yesterday." 

In a critique of Merrick Garland's tenure, Politico's Ankush Khardori argues Garland's DOJ didn't pursue Donald Trump aggressively enough, despite multiple indictments. Inspired by a book highlighting DOJ's failures, Khardori suggests future Democratic administrations should pursue politically motivated legal actions more boldly, disregarding criticisms of partisanship. His stance, which some…

Just one week apart from each other, MSNBC promoted two covert liberal activists under the guise of average Americans suffering from President Trump’s policies. MSNBC was not forthright with its audience and hid the extensive history of both guests, who were deeply involved in Democratic Party politics; one even ran as a Democrat.

All of the late night comedy shows taped their Tuesday episodes before the polls closed on Election Day, so that meant that CBS’s Stephen Colbert had plenty of time to talk with former First Lady Michelle Obama on The Late Show about her new book on fashion. While gushing over the fashion choices of a former first lady may seem like an odd choice for a comedy show, it was somehow…

On Friday's Fox News at Night, host Trace Gallagher devoted a segment to the problem of illegal aliens causing car crashes that could have been prevented if they had been deported for previous DUI offenses.

The CBS News program Sunday Morning has been hailed as one of the “crown jewels” of the network – which means it’s larded with liberal bias. Last year, it was a conveyor belt of Democrats. On Sunday, Seth Doane interviewed George Clooney in Italy. Things got spicy when they discussed what went wrong with Biden in 2024. But did anyone see it?

Election Night on the soon-to-be-former MSNBC was about as you’d expect: equal parts liberal brain rot and, on a night where the left made significant gains, a twinge of smug insufferability. Here are a few select moments from their coverage.

Tuesday’s sudden passing of former Vice President Dick Cheney at 84 brought all the usual, likely long-taped-in-advance obituaries on ABC, CBS, and NBC that one should expect for major political figures. Not surprisingly, they not only harped on the Republican Cheney’s role in the war on terror, but engaged in heavy doses of sudden respect for the man they spent decades pillorying as a war…