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On Friday morning, several shows on Fox News Channel highlighted the shocking murder of a woman in Fort Myers, Florida, by an illegal alien which was recorded on a surveillance camera. CNN also ran a piece on the killing, although reporter Isabel Rosales seemed less sure of whether the perpetrator should be called "illegal."

PBS debuted a new two-part documentary on Tuesday by Lucy Worsley that seeks to cover the American Revolution from the British perspective and how its series of missteps led to the loss of the colonies. At one point in part one, Worsley interviewed Prof. Olivette Otele in a segment that sounded like it came out of The 1619 Project, as both suggested the Dunmore Proclamation had a lot to do…

Over the past few days, Fox News has continued to keep their viewers informed about the problem of illegal aliens committing violent crimes in the U.S. that MS NOW and CNN viewers don't get to hear about.

When a 41-year-old mother is murdered at a bus stop, who bothers to protest? Stephanie Minter’s death is as closely tied to the nation’s immigration debate as Alex Pretti’s or Renee Good’s. But while Pretti and Good died while trying to prevent the enforcement of our country’s immigration laws, Minter died precisely because those laws were not enforced.

Sometimes the expression “better late than never” is not actually true. One such example came during a Tuesday Snopes article by Joey Esposito that fact-checked claims that Virginia Attorney General-elect Jay Jones “sent violent texts about GOP opponent and his children” and rated them “true” one week after Election Day.

It was a Democratic wave election, and the journalists went surfing. The amount of TV coverage of off-year elections in New Jersey, Virginia, and New York City was minimal this fall, perhaps because Democrats were feeling good about their chances and didn't want to give publicity to their opponents. Negative angles on Zohran Mamdani or Jay Jones were ignored or downplayed. MRCTV's Brittany…

On Wednesday morning, ABC, CBS, and NBC were riding high and drunk on power after seeing their preferred candidates sweep with socialist Zohran Mamdani’s “astonishing surge” in New York City and Democrats Mikie Sherrill in New Jersey, and Abigail Spanberger in Virginia romping to huge wins, declaring this a GOP “bloodbath” and “glimmer of hope” for Democrats in 2026 with “a guidebook” to…

On Wednesday, ABC’s Good Morning America was ebullient over the blue wave Tuesday night in four blue states (California, New Jersey, New York, and Virginia) and predictably making long-reaching proclamations about 2026 as nationwide blue tsunami against President Trump and the GOP, including supposed popularity of democratic socialism. As part of their morning-after celebrations, the…

A prominent AI chatbot has a flagrantly partisan message for Americans looking for help this election day: Vote Democrat, straight down the ticket. 

The partisans at the PBS News Hour have skipped over the scandal of Virginia attorney general candidate Jay Jones sending texts in 2022 wishing to murder a Republican opponent and his small children, since he was “breeding little fascists.” They finally spent a piece of a minute on Jones in a story on Thursday…as a side note to promoting a Politico story on Republican non-…

With NBC having been the only broadcast network to mention on any of its flagship newscasts Democrat Virginia Attorney General candidate Jay Jones’s 2022 texts musing about murdering Republicans, it was a significant development when Friday’s CBS Mornings aired a full segment that went into detail about Jones’s texts. The problem? Half of the report concerned the anti-Semitic, racist…

CNN granted a platform on Wednesday night to socialists Bernie Sanders and AOC in a "Shutdown Town Hall." The host, Kaitlan Collins, interrupted them only nine times. But when Collins interviewed Trump in a town hall format in 2023, she interrupted 113 times. Fox News contributor Joe Concha addresses that terrible tilt and other topics. 

Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) dodged a bullet Wednesday when she was asked a loaded question about whether or not Jay Jones, the Democrat candidate for Virginia attorney general, should drop out of the race because of his text messages saying he wants a Republican to be shot in the head – twice.

In an open letter Monday, Virginia’s Fraternal Order of Police called on Democrat Jay Jones to withdrawn from the race to be the state’s next attorney general, in light of newly-surfaced text messages revealing Jones’ desire to kill a political opponent.