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NBC’s Today scored the first network interview with third-generation Chick-fil-A CEO Andrew Cathy for Wednesday’s show and, while co-host Craig Melvin sang the company’s praises and showcased for viewers its humble beginnings, he spent just over 90 seconds harassing him over his family’s Christian roots that he described as being against “equal rights,” which led to far-left bans, protesters,…

Kristen Welker is no Tim Russert. Her Meet The Press interview with Abdul El-Sayed showed the usual way of deference to Democrats. They get to answer in paragraphs without interruptions. When she interviews Trump, Welker interrupts constantly. 

For the first time on their flagship morning or evening newscasts, two of the major broadcast networks — CBS and NBC — mentioned Tuesday that Texas Democrat senatorial candidate James Talarico had gone AWOL for over a week, suggesting there was no reason for anyone to engage in “rumors” or express skepticism about his neat-and-tidy explanation for an abnormally long flu bout.

On their flagship morning newscasts, ABC fixed on Tuesday a major issue (party ID) that befell their Monday night coverage of the federal raid on far-left Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s (D-MN) D.C. home, but was joined by CBS and NBC in continuing to express disgust at the idea Omar would be raided for anything other than political retribution by the Trump administration.

On Tuesday morning, the major broadcast networks used the milestone of three weeks until Election Day to continue delivering discouraging news to any viewer thinking of voting Republican, telling them the party’s “lagging candidates” are suffering nationwide because of a President with “poll numbers near record lows” that spent Monday night “attacking immigrants.”

After new White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia’s first press briefing on Tuesday, a freakout ensued on MS NOW’s Money, Power, Politics with both MS NOW White House reporter Vaughn Hillard and former NBC White House correspondent turned MS NOW host Peter Alexander complaining about the briefing. Both had mini-monologues that complained about Zacharia’s answers, while Alexander even…

On the most recent episode of NBC’s Saturday Night Live, comedian Shane Gillis got himself in trouble with liberals over comments he made about women’s gym attire. A few days later, on Monday, ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel made similar comments about new White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia, but so far, the response from the left has been silence.

Whether you call it the Department of War or still prefer to call it the Department of Defense, the military has used the same eagle logo since 1949, but NBC’s Saturday Night Live landed firmly in the realm of fake news on Saturday as it alleged Secretary Pete Hegseth’s design has “a Nazi vibe.”

In a college psychology course, my class studied an experiment. This is an oversimplification, but the experiment went as follows. A group of college students was shown a paper on which a six-inch line was drawn. The paper was passed to the students sitting around the table. They were asked to estimate the length of the line. Now, this experiment was rigged. The instructor and all but one of…

With about three weeks to go before a critical midterm election, you can always count on the Elitist Media to project Democrats in the best possible light. Such was the case for NBC. as Kristen Welker sat down with Michigan Democrat Senate nominee Abdulrahman Mohammed El-Sayed, for what amounted to a ritual warm tongue bath.

On Friday, all of the broadcast networks' evening newscasts covered the Thursday night ICE-involved shooting in New York City, heavily focusing on ensuing protests and New York City’s Democratic Socialist mayor, Zohran Mamdani, calling for ICE’s abolition. 

On Friday, the “Big Three” of ABC, CBS, and NBC chose not to show on their top morning newscasts a single instance in which any of the Democratic senatorial candidates who debated Thursday night – Georgia incumbent Jon Ossoff, Maine’s Troy Jackson, and Michigan’s Abdul el-Sayed – were put on the defensive by their Republican opponents. Rather, they chalked it up to “personal” attacks, and the…

Democrats’ preferred framing of the ideological divide currently racking their party is that of “progressives,” (read: radical socialists) and “moderates” (read: establishment Democrats). Naturally, their allies in the media are all too happy to push this framing as fact, and in the process, they’ve wound up falsely describing a lot of pretty radical politicians as “moderates.” 

On Thursday, the broadcast network morning shows continued to push the idea of Republican losses in the midterms, continuing to focus on the Texas Senate race between Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico. In addition to the Texas Senate doom, ABC continued to mention “fierce backlash from Democrats” over Trump’s misconstrued rally comments in Nebraska, while NBC feared more…