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The far-left Democratic activists posing as late night hosts on Monday night used last week’s violent assault on democracy as an excuse to smear all conservatives and Republicans as "sociopathic."  

This, dear NewsBusters readers, is what counts as journalism from our liberal media in 2020. On Thursday night, CBS’s The Late Show host Stephen Colbert spent an hour fluffing the pillows of President-Elect Joe Biden and incoming First Lady Jill Biden. Whether it was defending Jill Biden’s doctorate in English, lamenting Hunter Biden being under federal investigation, nudging Biden…

Don’t believe everything the government says. Ask questions. According to Rachel Maddow, the Donald Trump presidency helped reporters learn that they should — gasp — be skeptical of those in power. But don’t worry, that will all come to an end when Joe Biden becomes president. 

The journalists and hosts at CBS on Thursday night and Friday morning viciously mocked a Michigan woman who was a witness for the Trump team on voter fraud. CBS This Morning co-host Gayle King sneered at her “annoying” voice and mannerisms. Late Show host Stephen Colbert on Thursday night disgustingly went after the woman, who is not a celebrity or a politician, for FIVE…

Because one hour with Barack Obama wasn’t enough, Stephen Colbert on Monday donated another hour of the Late Show to the “American icon." One week after the former comedian turned Democratic activist paused to “take a moment to drink” Obama in, he gushed over sales of the former President’s new book:

Late Show host Stephen Colbert practically bowed down before Barack Obama during a sit-down interview with the former President on his Tuesday night CBS show. The “comedian” started off the show completely mesmerized by Obama, admitting he needed to “drink in” his presence:

Late night “comedy” is not a place for jokes, it’s for liberal lectures and hate. Jimmy Kimmel on Wednesday reacted angrily to the closely disputed, undecided presidential election. Perhaps angered by the Republicans likely holding the Senate and increasing their numbers in the House, the Jimmy Kimmel Live host ranted that he “overestimated the American people.” Kimmel wasn’t alone in…

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…

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.

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…

CNN’s chief medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta appeared on The Late Show Tuesday to trash the Trump administration’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic, with less than a week until the election. Gupta even agreed with Stephen Colbert that the president’s “plan” was to let millions of Americans die from the virus.

Former comedian Stephen Colbert on Thursday continued to turn The Late Show into a show of Democratic talking points as he metaphorically bowed before Andrew Cuomo, unironically calling the New York Governor “your excellency.” Of course, the politician’s disastrous nursing home decision never came up. 

MSNBC’s ReidOut host Joy Reid brought her loony toons conspiracies to the Late Show audience, Monday night, panicking about Republicans “stealing” the election through “cheating.” She also defended Joe Biden as having nothing to prove to voters.

Undergoing the kind of painful research project we wouldn’t wish on our worst enemies, one George Mason University media researcher watched a ton of late night material from two major networks and recorded exactly how many jokes were directed at President Trump versus how many were directed at former Vice President Joe Biden.