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On Wednesday, ABC’s Good Morning America and NBC’s Today lied to their viewers to smear President Trump by choosing to ignore the context of his Tuesday comments lashing out at Somalis living in the United States as “garbage,” instead casting it as a “presidential tirade” either completely out of the blue or a way to lay the groundwork for Immigration Customs and Enforcement…

Despite Republican Matt Van Epps winning Tuesday’s special election for the Tennessee Seventh Congressional District by nearly nine points and neatly in line with the Cook Partisan Voting Index of R+10, the major broadcast networks giddily touted the results Wednesday as proof of a Democrat wave in next years midterms because Van Epps failed to win by 22 points like President Trump did.

MS NOW’s Rachel Maddow traveled over to CBS’s The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Tuesday for a three-segment interview that concluded with her hyping her new podcast about the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II, which she and Colbert suggested is analogous to the present day.

Tuesday’s CBS Mornings was the only (and first) flagship morning or evening newscast to mention the special election in Tennessee’s Seventh Congressional District to fill an R+10 seat, but the kudos should stop there as the two-minute-and-25-second piece was a puff piece for far-left Democrat — State Representative Aftyn Behn — by ignoring any number of incendiary statements she’s…

CBS’s Stephen Colbert welcomed New Jersey Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill to Monday’s taping of The Late Show for some mutual back patting, where Colbert praised Sherrill’s “curb stomping” of her opponent while she portrayed him as a free speech martyr who got cancelled because of President Trump.

The cultural stereotype of a Catholic nun is often very uptight – as in unmercifully swatting a child’s knuckles with a ruler – but sometimes it’s more violent. Nuns plot murders. This happened on the CBS crime drama/dramedy Elsbeth.

In another sign of the kinds of interviews and news stories we should expect and demand from a CBS-run Bari Weiss, Wednesday’s CBS Mornings aired a heavily-promoted first interview with New York City Fire Department (FDNY) Commissioner Robert Tucker, who’s stepping down next month in direct response to the city’s election of anti-Israel and avowed socialist Zohran Mamdani.

The ABC, CBS and NBC evening news shows had the audacity to dedicate segments to the weather without mentioning that the hurricane “stormpocalypse” the media prophesied would happen this year never materialized.

Last week on November 17, 26-year-old Bethany MaGee was randomly attacked and set on fire while riding a Chicago commuter train, leaving her with life-threatening injuries. A suspect was apprehended hours later and has an unfathomable 72 prior arrests, but was still allowed to roam the streets in a Democrat-run city defended by the left as anything but a criminal hotbed. Given this incident…

Remember how the media were adamant that the U.S. was due for a climate change-caused deluge of catastrophic hurricanes this year? Well, as the Al Gore effect goes: it never happened.

The prospects of the Democrat members of Congress behind the viral “illegal orders” video being booked on the Elitist Media’s Sunday shows were as predictable as the Sun rising in the East, and as certain as death and taxes. Also predictable: that the media would, with varying degrees, facilitate their continued gaslighting of the American public.

Before CBS Saturday Morning officially headed off into its uncertain future, co-…

In the latest media rumblings about Bari Weiss’s tenure thus far as CBS News editor-in-chief, The New York Post dished on the finale of CBS Saturday Morning with Dana Jacobson and Michelle Miller while The Wall Street Journal revealed “a rallying cry” Weiss has clung to thus far in meetings in stating, “I wanna blow this up.”

CBS’s Stephen Colbert welcomed Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren to the Thursday taping of The Late Show for a three-segment-long interview that included an attempt to push New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani on the rest of the country by reducing his radical leftism to mere concerns about affordability.