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When President Trump first tapped Kash Patel to serve as FBI Director in late 2024, broadcast networks ABC, CBS, and NBC attempted to sink the nascent nomination with a tsunami if one hundred percent-negative coverage. But despite not receiving all that many headlines for a Trump administration official, Patel hasn’t still managed to receive one iota of friendly coverage from those same three…

Every so often, NBC’s Seth Meyers will invite Late Night writer Amber Ruffin on to the show for a segment he calls “Amber Says What” where Ruffin proceeds to recap the news by saying “what” in various ways. On Tuesday’s show, Ruffin used the occasion to warn that the upcoming midterms may be the last election ever and pleaded with viewers not to take a Democrat win for granted and urged them…

On Monday and Tuesday, the top broadcast network morning shows checked the boxes by covering the far-left, multiculturalism run amok in France, with mass riots causing near-apocalyptic damage in Paris and other major cities. However, ABC, CBS, and NBC dismissed the role of the left in the rioting, asserting the “anti-government” sentiment over “the cost of living, and the state of France’s…

ABC, CBS, and NBC were ebullient on their lead Tuesday morning newscasts, marking two weeks from Election Day by telling viewers there are “struggling Republicans” nationwide beset by a “combative” President Trump, and that Democrats are “riding a wave of concern over the economy,” and marveling at a Kansas Democrat’s new ad asking for support from Trump voters.

On Monday’s lead broadcast network morning shows, ABC, CBS, and NBC trumpeted new polls showing doom for the GOP, denounced any suggestion America’s in “a golden age,” and held up a Kansas Democrat running for Senate as a moderate.

With the midterm election just over two weeks away, the Elitist Media’s Sunday shows were focused on helping push Democrats across the finish line. As a result, and perhaps in furtherance of the aforementioned efforts, several important stories were omitted from these broadcasts.

CBS Mornings would apparently prefer Michigan voters stop hearing about Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s alleged ties to The Muslim Brotherhood. On Friday, CBS correspondent Ed O’Keefe suggested voters had issues more dire than El-Sayed’s familial past, while NBC’s Tom Llamas had spent Wednesday’s NBC Nightly News pressing El-Sayed for answers about the allegations.

After Katie Zacharia left her role as White House Press Secretary on Friday, just a week after taking the job, all the evening network newscasts covered the removal. But NBC Nightly News put a different frame on the ouster than the rest of the networks, and accused President Trump of removing “mostly women” from administration roles, effectively calling him a misogynist.

One day after NBC’s Today had co-host Craig Melvin harass Chick-fil-A’s third-generation CEO over its Christian values and support for traditional marriage, NBC’s 3rd Hour of Today used a taped episode on Thursday (ahead of the show’s travel to the anti-Jew haven of Ireland) to have Melvin bring back a Pride Month story about the non-profit Gays With Kids, which helps LGBTQ couples start…

On Thursday, the steady torrent of negativity surrounding Republicans continued on the flagship morning shows of ABC, CBS, and NBC, emphasizing Wednesday’s inflation report of prices increasing 3.7 percent spells doom for President Trump and the GOP, “squeezing American families” because of “Trump’s policies” and “handing” Democrats “a campaign talking point.”

On Wednesday, the “Big Three” of ABC, CBS, and NBC spent time on their lead morning shows kicking dirt on President Trump going to Alaska as little more than a sign of impending GOP doom come November 3, continuing to show their political ignorance of how non-presidential elections work. NBC’s Today stood apart as, along with a doom-and-gloom report, it also took a swipe at White House Press…

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.