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PBS News Hour anchor Geoff Bennett and MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart teamed up to try to absolve the media from their past errors on Friday by making the curious claim that “Joe Biden's health has been litigated in public exhaustively.” For his part, Capehart went so far as to try to shift the presidential health concerns to President Trump for simply having three semi-annual…

The “And Company” part of Thursday’s Amanpour and Company on PBS presumed to speak on behalf of the whole country when offering up some gloomy predictions about the upcoming America 250 celebrations. Walter Isaacson claimed that “we” are not looking forward to the celebrations, while author and The New Yorker staff writer Jill Lepore claimed the “epic moment will elude us”…

During the last administration, there was a surge in threats of violence against members of the Supreme Court who found the left’s pet policy items to be unconstitutional. That surge went substantially underreported in the Elitist Media. Sadly, this trend persists today.

Tuesday’s PBS News Hour was an exhibition in partisan hypocrisy as co-anchor Amna Nawaz teamed with White House correspondent Liz Landers, finding news in the case of an 80-year-old man going to the doctor. This after the show belatedly arrived at the issue of President Joe Biden’s actual physical and mental infirmity, then tried to downplay the media’s dereliction of duty.

On Tuesday’s PBS News Hour, they spent six minutes playing a fraction of their “Settle In” podcast interview with Democrat historian (and former Newsweek editor) Jon Meacham.

The focus of Friday’s Washington Week in Review journalist roundtable (which aired on the eve of Memorial Day weekend) was the Department of Defense, especially on Secretary of War Pete Hegseth’s war against wokeism, which the panel disapproved of, especially New York Times national security correspondent Helene Cooper, who all but accused Hegseth and the Trump Administration…

The Friday night Week In Politics segment of the PBS News Hour is almost always focused on blasting Trump. So it was shocking when they took up the DNC “autopsy” of their 2024 losses, allowing MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart to lecture Democrats to stop internal fighting…minutes after he mocked the Republican resistance to Trump as a “one-cell organism.”

Former FBI Director James Comey was granted a 10-minute-long interview on the PBS News Hour, ostensibly to discuss his new fiction thriller, but mostly for host Geoff Bennett to elicit condemnation of President Trump, in response to Comey’s indictment by the Department of Justice for his infamous, since-deleted 2025 Instagram post composed of seashells on the beach spelling out "86 47…

Tuesday’s PBS News Hour invited the worst possible guest expert to comment on the deadly shooting at an Islamic center in San Diego: The deputy director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations. CAIR’s sordid Israel-hating history should render a spokesman from the group discreditable.

MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart joined PBS News Hour on Friday to recap President Trump’s recent trip to China and hype the idea that Chinese dictator Xi Jinping threw some “high-class shade” at Trump when he invoked the idea of the Thucydides Trap.

Tuesday’s PBS News Hour predictably injected racism allegations into its coverage of the Supreme Court striking down race-based gerrymandering in Louisiana v. Callais, even covering the story under its portentous “Race Matters” series rubric. White House correspondent Liz Landers traveled to Baton Rouge to collect accusations of racism -- though to be fair, the first…

One of the games in scandal politics is about “optics" -- when an official does something that just looks bad. Barack Obama fans pretend that his only scandal was wearing a tan suit to a press conference in 2014.The latest example is Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy filming a video series for YouTube called The Great American Road Trip, all to celebrate the 250^th…

PBS’s Friday evening political roundtable Washington Week with The Atlantic got nasty and personal about President Donald Trump, going beyond criticism of his handling of the Iran War to mock him personally and suggest he’s demented. After The Atlantic’s Jonathan Lemire damned the war in Iran (“Gas prices are up. His poll numbers are down. Very few of the U.S. military goals…

After the Virginia Supreme Court ruled the state’s redistricting referendum violated the state constitution on Firday, PBS News Hour host Amna Nawaz parroted California Gov. Gavin Newsom by asking The Atlantic staff writer David Brooks and The New Yorker contributor Ruth Marcus if Republicans are “rigging the system."