Weekend Captionfest

 After a disagreement on Morning Joe of January 18, 2008, MSNBC's Joe Scarborough and David Shuster "hug it out."
NB Staff

Will Hyped 'Economic Stimulus' Package Be Tax Relief or Wealth Redistr

Media so far downplay critics of rumored plan, fail to ask tough questions about tax relief.
Jeff Poor

CNBC’s Burnett Reveals Cramer 'Certifiably' Crazy; Why She Called Bu

CNBC "Street Sweetie" Erin Burnett revealed what some might have suspected about "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer all along. "[H]e's crazy - certifiably," Burnett said on the January 18 "Late Night with Conan O'Brien." Of course, Cramer is a regular on NBC's "Today" and "Nightly News" as an expert on the economy. On December 19, Cramer appeared on "Today" and was very critical of Fed Chairman…
Jeff Poor

Tyra Banks Hails Hillary As 'Polished Diamond' of Perfection, Honesty

While the news media have focused like a laser beam on what Hillary Clinton said on the Tyra Banks show Friday, MRC's Michelle Humphrey and Kristine Lawrence each suffered through pieces of the interview to find the other angle: How soft and silly was Tyra Banks? Plenty. The show opened with the supermodel bowing deeply and gratefully to Hillary for appearing: I am so honored that you are here. I…
Tim Graham

ABC's Kate Snow Tags Along With Spotlight-Hating Chelsea Clinton

ABC reporter Kate Snow continued her long history of delivering generous Clinton spin during a segment on Friday's "Good Morning America." The GMA correspondent followed Chelsea Clinton as the former first daughter campaigned for her mother, repeating talking points along the way. Snow announced, "To be honest, [Chelsea] doesn't like cameras much. She let us tag along, but takes no questions."…
Scott Whitlock

Bernanke Says No Recession; U.S. Economy Will Show 'Resilience' in Lon

Fed Chairman tells House Budget Committee a stimulus package could be needed to help the economy in the short-term; food and energy prices should 'decelerate.'
Jeff Poor

AP Writer Claims GOP is Avoiding 'Diverse' Nevada Electorate

Yesterday Newsbuster writer Seton Motley wrote a couple of articles about the blatant liberal bias that stinks up syndicated feeds and news reports coming out of the Associated Press. As a testimony to the truthfulness of Motley's articles I perused the headlines from the rapidly changing AP RSS feed of their top political news and found that the tone of the teasers were less than ingratiating…
Terry Trippany

Who is Angry in the Mitt Romney-AP's Glen Johnson Exchange

They May Have It BackwardsAccording to ABC News, it is Mitt. Riled! Angry Romney Rips ReporterSparks fly as Mitt Romney tells reporters lobbyists aren't running his campaign. According to anyone else who has watched the video, theirs is a difficult assessment with which to agree.As we stated when we posted the video last night (video below as well), the Associated Press' Glen Johnson angily…
Seton Motley

Tobacco, Taxes Sunk McCain in 2000 S.C. Primary, Not Dirty Tricks

One of the American mainstream media's favorite John McCain memes is that South Carolina voters rejected the Arizona Republican in 2000 because of a baseless smear campaign about McCain's personal life. That bias is so infectious it's now a global pandemic, just witness this item from the January 18 edition of the London-based Financial Times: McCain hopes to avoid repeat of 2000For John McCain,…
Ken Shepherd

Washington Post Spreads Clinton's Angry Dose of 'Hey Diddle Diddle

Tim Graham

'Street Sweetie' Burnett: Jim Cramer 'Certifiably' Crazy

NBC News' favorite economic pundit takes 'crazy pills' according to talk show host Conan O'Brien.
Jeff Poor

Lauer Fears 'Rich' Might Get Some Tax Relief

'Today' host grills Treasury Secretary to make sure likely tax rebates will benefit only the lower and middle classes - despite the fact that 'rich' fork over most of the nation's revenue.
Nathan Burchfiel

Lauer Worries About Tax Rebates for the 'Rich

Justin McCarthy

'Nightly News' Reports on Foreign Investment with Isolationist Tone

Segment neglects to explain foreign countries invest in the U.S. economy because it offers a good investing opportunity.
Jeff Poor