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The network newscasts on Sunday night and Monday morning were predictably silent on the shocking sexual harassment claims against Governor Andrew Cuomo, a hero among liberals. The same networks that praised his “excellency” and gossiped over the single Democrat. 

It might as well have been Christmas Day on The View, Tuesday, as each host couldn’t hide their excitement over their Democrat guest, New York Attorney General Letitia James, and her agenda to continue hounding President Trump and his family with lawsuits and investigations once he leaves office.

On Thursday afternoon, CNN fill-in host Boris Sanchez cued up frequent guest Dr. Peter Hotez to trash the conservative majority on the Supreme Court for its ruling that New York cannot discriminate against houses of worship in its anti-pandemic restrictions, with the Baylor College of Medicine professor declaring that the ruling is "absolutely crazy" and "devalues human lives."

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is capitalizing on his media favor by writing a book bragging about his leadership in this pandemic, despite his horrible nursing home order. On Wednesday's New Day, CNN host Alisyn Camerota repeatedly asked him about it, but she let the Democrat deny facts and blame President Trump without fact-checking him.

Vanity Fair absurdly failed to ask Congressman Max Rose (D) about his vote to impeach President Trump while portraying him as a "moderate."

Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) held his own against the hostile, liberal hosts of ABC’s The View, Monday while promoting his new book about the Supreme Court entitled, One Vote Away. The hosts didn’t melt down in rage as they typically do, until the very end when Cruz triggered Joy Behar for countering her coronavirus narrative.

New York Times economist Paul Krugman has a knack for opening his mouth on Twitter and letting nothing but disgusting nonsense and hate fall out.

Imagine if Donald Trump had done this: An unhinged New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on Wednesday night threatened physical harm upon the President if he visits New York City again. How did the networks react to this? CBS This Morning on Friday CENSORED the mention of violence against the President. ABC and NBC briefly noted it

CNN continues to eagerly rewrite history and inflate Governor Andrew Cuomo's ego over his horrible handling of the coronavirus pandemic in his state of New York. On Friday afternoon, the Democrat governor was treated to yet another CNN cleanup, this time from anchor John King on CNN Newsroom.

On Monday, NBC participated in a political stunt by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, sending a reporter along as the Democrat flew down to Georgia to lecture others on their handling of the coronavirus – despite his own abysmal failures that cost thousands of lives. The network hacks actually allowed Cuomo to do this, while spending only seconds on his disastrous nursing home policy that spread…

The media is engaging in some real revisionist history now that New York is no longer the country’s epicenter of COVID-19. Despite Governor Andrew Cuomo’s disastrous decision to shuffle infected patients into nursing homes, the Democrat has friends in the media who will spin his bungling decisions as “amazing leadership.” Cuomo received his usual adulation from Tonight Show host Jimmy…

As gun violence increased dramatically over the weekend – especially in Chicago – CNN did stories, but they went soft on blaming Democrat mayors or suggesting they’re failing their citizens.

On Thursday's New Day on CNN, as New York Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo made his first appearance on the show since word broke that he went against CDC guidelines and pressured nursing homes to take in COVID-19 patients, leading to thousands of unnecessary deaths, CNN co-host Alisyn Camerota failed to bring up the important issue.

During an interview with New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday, NBC’s Today show co-host Savannah Guthrie gently wondered if it was a “mistake” for the Democrat to force nursing homes to admit coronavirus patients, a policy responsible for thousands of deaths across the hard-hit state. Predictably, Cuomo refused to accept responsibility.