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Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has been exposed for running a vast government censorship enterprise and yet he made a new call to fact-check views that taint the image of the department he oversees.

Monday on his eponymous independent show, former CNN host Don Lemon lashed out at black and Latino men who’ve, at a minimum, shown an iciness toward Vice President Kamala Harris and an openness to former President Trump. This, Lemon argued, was due to consummation of a “center right or far right” media “ecosystem” of “digital, streaming podcasts” as well as “misogyny” and “sexism” “that they'…

It was a night of Democratic guests on the late night comedy shows as ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel, CBS’s Stephen Colbert, and Comedy Central’s The Daily Show’s host of the week, Desi Lydic, all welcomed Democratic politicians to their programs to instill in their audiences the importance of voting for the blue team in less than three weeks.

On Monday night House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) lashed out at CBS on Twitter for how they sliced and diced his interview on Sunday's Face The Nation. He tweeted about how CBS edited out five "important minutes" out of a 15-minute interview -- and he exposed the video edits. 

ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel and CBS’s Stephen Colbert were the only late night comedy hosts to be on the air on Monday after the news cycle gifted them a Kamala Harris plagiarism scandal. However, like their straight news colleagues, they ignored such a comedy gold mine and instead chose to gush over Harris’s medical records and use them as another opportunity to bash Donald Trump.

Towards the end of tonight’s campaign roundup on the CBS Evening News, incoming co-anchor John Dickerson gaslit viewers by suggesting that there is some decrease in border crossings relative to the Trump administration.

I’m old enough to remember when accusations of plagiarism were enough to sink a presidential campaign. Namely, the first bite at the apple for our (barely) sitting president. Today, such a story goes uncovered by a media that willfully neglects to perform its most basic duty of asking questions, and instead chooses to form a protective phalanx around the current Democrat presidential nominee,…

The group chats must have been ablaze over the weekend as, on the Monday network morning shows, ABC, CBS, and NBC aired similar 2024 campaign segments stirring the pot of hate toward former President Trump, arguing he’s filled with “dangerous,” “dark,” and “increasingly inflammatory rhetoric” about “political opponents” and “vilifying immigrants.” In contrast, they all celebrated Vice…

Both CBS Mornings and NBC's Today pounced on a Washington Post story which promoted an email alleging there was an "armed militia" speaking darkly of "hunting FEMA." Both CBS and NBC connected this alleged threat to clips of Donald Trump speeches. 

For the four years of his presidency, the media savaged Trump’s immigration policies as “cruel,” “evil,” “inhumane,” “torture” and “profoundly racist.” Yet polls show Trump besting Harris by wide margins on the issue, suggesting the Biden administration’s abject incompetence has been more persuasive than years of media rhetoric.

So in one seemingly harmless, routine moment the problem with today’s mainstream media is revealed.  

Last week, CBS Saturday Morning ran a glowing profile of far-left activist and celebrity Jane Fonda. This week, it was former Bill Clinton strategist James Carville’s turn as co-host Michelle Miller claimed he “laid aside party loyalty” to urge President Biden to drop his re-election bid and viewed winning as his "religion." 

Wednesday night brought more turns in totally unnecessary fallout from the September 30 CBS Mornings interview between co-host Tony Dokoupil and race hustler Ta-Nehisi Coates on the latter’s new book painting Israel as an apartheid state suppressing neglected Palestinians.This time, reporting from The Free Press, The New York Times, Puck, and Mehdi Hasan’s Zeteo laid waste to…

It took two and one-half months for Kamala Harris to agree to an interview with a national journalist. She was interviewed on "60 Minutes" by Bill Whitaker, but her answers are not likely to help her with the few voters who say they are still “undecided.” Asked by Whitaker to explain her economic plan and how it would be paid for, Harris’ response bordered on the meaningless: “My plan is about…