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Beating out ABC and NBC, Wednesday’s CBS Mornings secured a live interview with Michigan Democratic senatorial nominee and “progressive” Abdul el-Sayed that, at nearly six minutes long, largely let the socialist filibuster on his campaign talking points with only one probing question and a brief follow-up about his demands the U.S. cease all foreign aid to Israel, but wasn’t framed as anti-…

The Left’s perennial scolds of CBS News churned out the umbrage over hiring conservative New York Times columnist Ross Douthat as part of the new team at 60 Minutes. They suggested this was some sort of “desperate” lurch to the right, an obstreperous overthrow of Pelleyesque arrogance on 57th Street. But that created a vacancy at The Times that may prove challenging to fill.

Media Research Center President David Bozell joined The Wilkow Majority Monday afternoon to expose the horrific hubris of the left-wing media in light of Dr. Anthony Fauci’s recent congressional hearing. After Senator Rand Paul exposed Fauci’s diaries, CBS devoted a paltry 24 seconds to the actual records; meanwhile, broadcast news networks racked up at least 27 minutes aggressively attacking…

The FN Five-seveN is about to explode in popularity. That’s the make and model of the pistol Jordan Salinas used to help end the mass shooting at an Idaho In-and-Out Burger over the weekend. His actions that Saturday afternoon were so undeniably heroic that even the liberal broadcast networks could not avoid calling him a “hero” and crediting him with saving an unknowable number of lives. One…

Why do so many Americans feel compelled to consult multiple news outlets just to uncover the full story? That question was at the heart of Media Research Center President David Bozell’s appearance on Timcast IRL with Tim Pool on Friday night, where they engaged in a wide-ranging discussion on the growing crisis of trust in the media, the role of ideological bias in shaping news coverage, and…

CBS’s popular summer reality/game show Big Brother is famous for the phrase, “expect the unexpected.” But season 28’s surprise didn’t come in the form of a shocking rule change or last-minute twist. Instead, it happened off-air during the show's 24/7-hour live feeds when contestant Kamu Kirk, an MMA fighter, dared to proclaim he doesn’t want to dress in women’s clothing, leading some to call…

After ignoring it on Thursday night, ABC and NBC finally covered on Friday morning the near-apocalyptic scenes out of the Spanish territory of Ceuta as tens of thousands of almost all young men from Africa (and who knows where else) sprint across and emerge from the sea, causing mass destruction in the downtown area. CBS, meanwhile, covered it both times, but Friday’s CBS Mornings expressed…

This week, the “Big Three” Networks and News Apps shielded fellow elitist liberal, Dr. Tony Fauci, largely ignoring bombshell revelations from his pandemic-era diaries released Saturday by Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) before Wednesday’s Senate hearing and, following the proceedings, promulgating Fauci’s preferred framing of a “deep, partisan,” and “fiery” affair foisted upon him by Republicans.

CBS announced a new slate of 60 Minutes correspondents, but the left-wingers obsessed over New York Times columnist Ross Douthat. The Daily Beast screeched: “Right-Wing Religious Zealot Unveiled as New Star of 60 Minutes.” Poynter's Tom Jones said it could be proof of CBS "desperately pushing to the right," remodeling a show "already perfectly built."

On Thursday, the major broadcast networks used their flagship morning news shows to throw a pity party for one of the dearly beloved overlords, former public health official Dr. Tony Fauci, bemoaning the “deep, partisan divisions” illustrated in the behavior of Republicans in discussing the COVID-19 pandemic and “a sign of the times” someone like Fauci could be ridiculed.

Former CBS anchor Katie Couric joined Merit America co-founder Connor Diemand-Yauman on his Is This Working?! podcast on Wednesday, where she recalled her 2008 interview with GOP vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin. Couric admitted to working with her producer Brian Goldsmith, who is now a Democratic candidate for California State Senate, to construct the questions in a “very artful way” to…

Wednesday’s CBS Mornings spent seven minutes and 18 seconds previewing the Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing by defending Dr. Tony Fauci on everything from closing schools to gain-of-function research in Wuhan, China, to Fauci dwelling on his stardom in 2020. All the while, accountability or admission of even a modicum of mistakes from the pandemic were nowhere to be found.

It was a split decision on Tuesday morning as NBC ended its blackout on the release of the so-called Biden tapes with a full story on Today, and CBS doubled down on its coverage from Monday night with a longer report for CBS Mornings. However, CBS Mornings neglected to continue the network’s coverage of the bombshell Fauci diary and relegated it to their streaming platform, CBS News 24/7.

Unless you’re chronically online or into British TV, you probably haven’t heard of Ann Widdecombe, who was found murdered in her Devon, U.K. home on July 9. Widdecombe was a well-known media personality and political figure known for her conservative views; and it was most likely for these views that she was struck 21 times in the head with a hammer. Yet, every major U.K. and U.S. news network…