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Early Wednesday morning, CBS went DEFCON-1 in reaction to President Trump’s controversial remarks, asserting that not only did he “castrat[e] the facts of the election results,” but his “rhetoric” could be to blame for businesses boarding up in fear of riots and could result in the President facing “repercussions” (read: charges) for what he said at the White House.

In the early hours of Tuesday’s election night specials on the broadcast networks, multiple liberal journalists were beset by the fact that President Trump was doing far better than expected in Florida and South Florida, due in large part of what they called “disinformation” that successfully “scared” Latinos with fears of Democrats implementing “socialism.”

Viewers of ABC, CBS and NBC evening news shows didn’t hear that the pandemic and state-enforced economic shutdowns weren’t enough to preempt the might of U.S. manufacturing in October. Market Watch said manufacturing has hit a "two-year high." On election eve, the Big Three decided to once again ignore reporting economic news that favors President Donald Trump going into Election Day.

From MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough asserting “Nobody’s ever done so much to kill so many” to CNN’s Chris Cuomo bellowing that Trump “empowers hate” by “domestic terrorists” the following are the most vicious attacks against Trump and conservatives over the last month.

With the streets of the nation’s capital being turned into “fortresses of plywood,” as coined by CBS Homeland Security correspondent Jeff Pegues on Monday, the broadcast networks refused to say just who they were protecting their businesses from. CBS Evening News and NBC Nightly News spoke in vague terms of “violence” and “unrest.” While ABC’s World News Tonight…

CBS This Morning hosts on Monday brought on liberal historian and media pundit Doris Kearns Goodwin to discuss what she and other journalists deeply hope for: That election day on Tuesday will be like 1932 and the landslide Democratic win of that year.

Even though ABC spent part of their Sunday marveling at chants of “we love you” at Trump rallies, CBS Face the Nation moderator Margaret Brennan thought she was confronting Republican Party Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel with accusations that President Trump’s supporters weren’t enthusiastic about him. Not only was Brennan schooled by McDaniel, CBS Evening News anchor Norah O’…

The 2016 presidential race permanently changed the jokes broadcast after the nightly news. Late night comedians, fearing a Donald Trump victory, shifted their content aggressively to the Left. Jokes got massaged or simply nudged aside for talking points ripped out of a New York Times op-ed. In short, they took sides in the Trump-Clinton steel cage match. The only thing missing? Blue…

Appearing as a guest on Wednesday's Amanpour & Co., CBS News president Susan Zirinsky proclaimed that the journalists on her network are "unbiased" and are "seeking the truth" in spite of the frequently left-leaning slant of its news shows. She went on to proclaim that her network does not give its audience "opinions," but are "fair and unbiased."

A panicky Stephen Colbert on Thursday night worried about a replay of 2016's surprise and highlighted the "PTSD" he has from Trump’s win four years ago.

Try to think back to the news cycle in the fall of 2018. No easy task of course. However, one loop on this endless rollercoaster of “Orange man bad” media outrage involved an “anonymous” Trump official leaking controversies and scandals within the Trump administration in the form of a New York Times op-ed

There was tremendously positive news on the economic front on Thursday as the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) rebound 33.1 percent, following the massive shutdowns that crippled the economy earlier in the pandemic. But with Election Day just days away, the opposition media desperately needed to squash that good news, push the narrative that country was in a tailspin, and somehow assert…

Back on September 5, 2018, all three networks treated as hugely important an “anonymous” op-ed from someone the New York Times described as a “senior” official in the Trump administration, unloading his list of grievances with the President. It was “jaw dropping,” “an extraordinary alarm,” and “the most daunting opposition he’s faced yet,” according to the Big Three that night.

If the Democratic National Committee ever starts an official comedy show, and Stephen Colbert wants some additional work, he would be a perfect choice. The Late Night host on Wednesday interviewed Democratic senatorial candidate Jaime Harrison and offered not a single joke during the segment. Instead, he praised the liberal for his promotion of “hope” and sneered that incumbent…