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Four days after comparing President Trump refusing to concede the election to Hitler and the Holocaust, CNN International and PBS host Christiane Amanpour offered a mealy-mouthed non-apology on Monday’s show, telling viewers that she “shouldn’t have juxtaposed the two thoughts” and that she “regret[s] any pain that my statement may have caused.”

Just as they did on November 10 in his first post-election press conference, liberal journalists played the role of lap dogs for Joe Biden, giving him free reign to attack President Trump and nudge him to the left on the coronavirus pandemic and the economy. NBC’s Geoff Bennett went first and set the tone. With a smile affixed to his face and invoking the coronavirus vaccine rollout plans,…

It's bad enough that CNN International anchor Christiane Amanpour viciously tried on Thursday night to compare President Trump not conceding the election to Kristallnacht and genocide of the Jews. It's worse that this mudslinging was replayed on taxpayer-funded PBS, where "viewers like us" -- and some super-wealthy Jewish donors -- were announced as her sponsors. 

On Saturday's PBS NewsHour Weekend, correspondent Yamiche Alcindor delivered commentary that sounded like partisan Democratic spin as she proclaimed that Joe Biden had defeated President Donald Trump with a "record number of voters," and then declared that it was "political poetry" that Senator Kamala Harris was part of the ticket beat Trump after his history of birtherism.

Appearing as a guest on Wednesday's Amanpour & Co., CBS News president Susan Zirinsky proclaimed that the journalists on her network are "unbiased" and are "seeking the truth" in spite of the frequently left-leaning slant of its news shows. She went on to proclaim that her network does not give its audience "opinions," but are "fair and unbiased."

In a recent interview on PBS's The Open Mind, CNN media analyst Brian Stelter plugged his anti-Fox News book, Hoax: Donald Trump, Fox News and the Dangerous Distortion of Truth, by trying to portray CNN as a more accurate news source than Fox. Taking aim at Fox and Friends, he painted the morning show as misinforming viewers, citing its coverage of the illegal immigrant caravan that began…

On Wednesday, MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle hyped a PBS Frontline documentary that purports to have highlighted a massive voter suppression scheme in Wisconsin. PBS turned to leftist professor-turned-New Yorker scribe Jelani Cobb to host its documentary to explain how Wisconsin's actions are disenfranchising minority voters. Cobb, who has declared that it's undeniable that President Trump is a…

On Tuesday's PBS NewsHour, the show promoted environmental alarmism by devoting a seven-minute segment to the new book and Netflix series of environmental activist Sir David Attenborough, who warns that "human beings have overrun the world" and are "sending it into a decline."

On Thursday's Amanpour & Co. on PBS and CNN International, as she spoke with veteran liberal activist Gloria Steinem, host Christiane Amanpour fretted that the confirmation of U.S. Supreme Court nominee Judge Amy Coney Barrett would mean a "setback on women's rights" and hinted that her Catholic faith is an indication she might undermine such rights.

In the aftermath of announcement that three police officers involved in killing Louisville resident Breonna Taylor would not face state murder charges for her death, the taxpayer-funded PBS NewsHour went right to a liberal legal analyst from the stridently left-wing MSNBC as their only guest to react to the case. Interviewed by PBS correspondent Amna Nawaz, the far-left Butler preposterously…

On Tuesday's PBS NewsHour, as she interviewed Wyoming Republican Senator John Barrasso over the issue of filling Ruth Bader Ginsburg's vacant seat on the U.S. Supreme Court, host Judy Woodruff twice framed criticism of Republicans as coming from "the American people" as she spent the entire interview pressing him over the push to confirm a new justice before the election.

On Thursday's PBS NewsHour, correspondent Yamiche Alcindor claimed that it is "inaccurate" for President Donald Trump to claim that liberals have tried to undermine respect for United States history and its founders by fixating on slavery as she dismissively spoke of the President's idea for a 1776 commission to promote the country's history.

At the end of another softball interview on public broadcasting, PBS host Judy Woodruff unexpectedly asked CNN host Brian Stelter if he'd ever work at Fox News. Stelter ducked, but said "if anybody at Fox could peel off an hour where it's all about fact-checking, all about being as accurate as possible, then there should be room for that." Hilarious.

The things that PBS people think that conservatives believe! That "it's okay to shoot unarmed protesters in the street," as if people were shooting docile men just standing around with signs. On Tuesday’s Deadline: White House, PBS White House correspondent Yamiche Alcindor sounded exactly like your standard hyperpartisan MSNBC contributor.