Liberal media janitor and former Brian Stelter stooge Oliver Darcy threw a hissy fit in his reliably liberal Reliable Sources newsletter late Wednesday evening over a chyron that aired Tuesday night on Fox News during a split screen moment when both former President Donald Trump and current President Joe Biden spoke at the same time. The chyron read "Wannabe dictator speaks at the White House after having his political rival arrested” while Biden was speaking on screen. This of course set Darcy and the rest of the pretentious leftists in the media into a fit of rage.
“The White House is disgusted with Fox News — even more so than usual,” Darcy sneered in the opening line of his newsletter. “Over the last 24 hours, the right-wing talk network has targeted President Joe Biden and his administration with unseemly lines of attack, bashing the Democratic White House with smears that represent even lows for a channel that is home to dangerous and incendiary rhetoric,” Darcy huffed.
Darcy grumbled that “Fox News outrageously labeled Biden a ‘wannabe dictator’ in an on-screen banner Tuesday night and declared that he had ordered his ‘political rival arrested.’”
“The banner matched hours of reckless commentary from the network's top hosts and personalities in the wake of disgraced former President Donald Trump's arraignment,” he added.
Darcy was still angry despite the fact that Fox issued a statement regarding the incident: “The chyron was taken down immediately and was addressed," Fox News said in a statement. 
Did Darcy ever take issue with the “incendiary rhetoric” or “reckless commentary” on his own network (CNN) or MSNBC? There is plenty there. Especially during the Trump years when the vitriol was at an all time high at the two leftist networks. Surely accusing Trump of being a Russian agent with zero evidence to back it up would qualify as reckless.
This wasn’t the only source of Darcy’s infantile rage. Earlier in the day, he had a Twitter meltdown because The New York Times refused to use his preferred insults toward Fox News and their former host Tucker Carlson.
Not only does The New York Times continue to fail to accurately describe Fox News as a right-wing talk network, but in a story published today, it refers to Tucker Carlson merely as a "popular nightside host." https://t.co/Ob6MI8lzTO pic.twitter.com/AtsKd7S97d
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) June 14, 2023
“Not only does The New York Times continue to fail to accurately describe Fox News as a right-wing talk network, but in a story published today, it refers to Tucker Carlson merely as a ‘popular nightside host,’” Darcy wrote in a juvenile tweet.
Darcy would lose his mind if The New York Times described CNN as a left-wing talk network which would actually be more accurate than his preferred label for Fox.
Unlike CNN, Fox has some straight news shows with no opinion hosts. You cannot say the same for CNN which is all liberal all the time.
Who is the CNN equivalent of Bret Baier or Shannon Bream? They don't have one.
