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After conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot but before he was pronounced dead on Wednesday, former NBC and MSNBC legal analyst Glenn Kirschner declared on The Jim Acosta Show that we all have to tone down the “insane rhetoric,” but claimed that is hard to do because of President Trump’s crime crackdown in Washington, D.C.

In the span of only two minutes, HBO’s Bill Maher unleashed a trio of hysterical and outrageous claims about President Trump’s utilization of the National Guard in Washington, D.C. First, he subtly implied the move was akin to a dictator like Vladimir Putin invading Ukraine, calling it “Page One Of The Dictator Handbook.” Then he doubled down on making fun of DOGE staffer Edward “Big Balls”…

Like ABC and NBC, CBS’s Friday evening and Saturday morning newscasts ignored the arrest of multiple juveniles in Washington, D.C. for the murder of congressional intern Eric Tarpinian-Jachym. Unlike ABC and NBC, CBS Saturday Morning’s omission bias was made worse by the fact that Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane chose to hype a magistrate judge’s rebuke of the Trump…

On Tuesday's Morning Joe, MSNBC host Joe Scarborough ranted against a decision by U.S. attorney Jeanine PIrro not to prosecute D.C. residents for carrying a rifle or shotgun outside the home without a permit, calling it "bonkers" and "insanity."

On Tuesday afternoon, a panel on MSNBC complained that National Guard troops in D.C. allegedly "harangue" residents and pick up garbage rather than doing anything to cut crime, which was dismissed as a "boogeyman."

Jailing criminals is an outdated and ineffective way to fight crime, Democrat Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson declared Monday at a press event denouncing the possibility of President Donald Trump deploying federal law enforcement to help make the city safe, as he did in the Nation’s Capital.

On Thursday's Deadline: White House on MSNBC, fill-in host Alicia Menendez wrongly claimed that an illegal alien was arrested outside a California school while dropping off his child. She also seemed to cheer on the harassment of ICE agents, reporter Jacob Soboroff claimed that illegal aliens are "citizens even if they're undocumented," and contributor Cornell Belcher blamed racism…

On Thursday's The Weeknight, MSNBC co-host Michael Steele voiced agreement with the wild theory of Congresswoman Madeleine Dean (D-PA) that President Donald Trump plans to take over other cities with federal agents to facilitate canceling future elections.

One week after mocking DOGE staffer Edward “Big Balls” Coristine for getting assaulted during an attempted carjacking in Washington, D.C., HBO’s Bill Maher claimed to discover the real reason for President Trump’s use of the National Guard in the city: to prevent Democrats from taking office should they win the next election. This time, however, Manhattan Institute senior fellow Chris Rufo was…

In their efforts to smear President Donald Trump’s recent deployment of federal law enforcement to the Nation’s Capital, legacy media and liberal politicians have been promoting myths about the severity of crime in D.C. and the city’s need for help to keep its citizens safe.

When is a non-lethal car accident a national news item -- and a car crash that killed three is not? When an illegal alien killed three. ABC, CBS, and NBC wouldn't touch the story of an illegal alien (with a commercial driver's license from California) who drove a truck so badly it killed three people during a bumbled U-turn in Florida. We discuss this and other wokeness topics with Bill D'…

Washington Post metro reporter Sophia Solano published a story online Thursday morning (and likely to air in Friday’s paper) fawning over the far-left weirdo who chucked a Subway sandwich at law enforcement officials on August 10 in downtown Washington, declaring him “a resistance icon” and “symbol” of the city’s “resistance” to President Trump’s push to bring down crime.

Lawrence O’Donnell often tries to wax poetic on his MSNBC show, The Last Word, but he’s really just an unserious person speaking in a solemn tone. On Wednesday, O’Donnell tried to claim that Union Station in Washington, D.C. doesn’t have a crime problem and cited a movie released in 1939 and a man who hasn’t been a senator since January 2009 to make his point.

Former CNN host Jim Acosta simply can’t quit the melodramatic ramblings that made him famous. On his Monday Substack podcast, Acosta claimed that Washington, D.C. now lives under occupation, and its residents are showing “bravery and courage” in resisting.