Chris Wray

On the Monday edition of CNN’s At This Hour, host Kate Bolduan emphasized the FBI’s 2700 open domestic violent extremism (DVE) cases, noting that this figure was “more than double” what it had been in 2020. Notably absent from the segment was any discussion of recent FBI whistleblower reports, which alleged that agents were being pressured to artificially inflate the number of open…

Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank has a new book entitled The Destructionists where he claims the Republican Party is the enemy of all things good and decent. On Wednesday, he took his book tour to PBS’s Amanpour and Company where he warned that the FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago could lead to another Oklahoma City-like bombing, but that it is important to remember…

On Thursday, FBI Director Christopher Wray said during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing that payments given to Hunter Biden from China and other countries could be considered a “malign foreign influence” campaign. On Thursday night, all three evening network broadcasts ignored this admission from the FBI Director. Only Fox News Channel's Special Report covered Wray's comments. …

Late Monday, CBS’s Catherine Herridge, FoxNews.com’s Kelly Laco, and Washington Examiner’s Jerry Dunleavy reported that FBI whistleblowers had told Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) of alleged meddling in the Hunter Biden investigation, claiming evidence against Hunter was being intentionally discounted as disinformation. Of course, the broadcast networks of ABC, CBS, NBC and their fellow liberals…

The rhetoric from ABC’s The View has steadily grown more and more dangerous and possibly inciting, as co-host Sunny Hostin spent part of Thursday’s show maligning all 74 million Republican 2020 voters by calling them the “biggest domestic threat” to the country after House Republicans opposed a Democratic-led effort against so-called “domestic terrorism.” Both she and co-host Sara…

CBS on Tuesday used the evil and racist massacre of African Americans over the weekend to generalize to the whole country. Co-host Gayle King wondered, “Who are we really, as America?”  Co-host Nate Burleson agreed, “This is who we are.” 

Unhinged MSNBC host Joy Reid is back on air to hurl vile attacks at conservatives and Republican leaders. On Thursday's episode of The ReidOut, Reid and Mary Trump smeared Republicans as a party of fascism and white supremacy. Trump even made the outlandish claim that for Republicans “the value of human life has lessened,” and that they don’t care if Americans die from COVID. 

Jonathan Capehart's Sunday show on MSNBC devoted a segment today to slamming Fox News for its coverage of the January 6th Capitol breach. And NBC contributor Dean Obeidallah slimed Fox News as Al Jazeera and analogized Donald Trump to the greatest mass-murdering terrorist in US history.

The internet “hall monitors” at the New York Times are back patrolling the nation’s political discourse. On Friday’s front page, reporter Reggie Ugwu prodded Big Tech to police podcasts more aggressively in “On Google Podcasts, Unfiltered Streams of Hate -- Lax Moderation Even as Other Platforms Tighten the Reins.” 

On Monday’s The View, the liberal hosts were more upset at Sen. Ron Johnson [R-WI] making incendiary statements about Black Lives Matter and Antifa, than they were by scandal-plagued New York Governor Andrew Cuomo refusing to resign. 

Thanks to MSNBC host Joy Reid and former Obama intel officials John Brennan and Clint Watts, Tuesday’s The ReidOut took a trip aboard the crazy train, making no distinction between Republicans writ large and those that stormed the Capitol on January 6 and insisted the threat from right-wingers resorting to terror was worse than al-Qaeda.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki returned for a second briefing late Thursday afternoon and, after Dr. Tony Fauci and the press corps had a friendly, laugh-filled chat about the evils of the Trump administration, she took her turn for yet another relatively pressure-free briefing. However, Psaki faced a few exceptions, led by the Fox Business Network’s Blake Burman on the Keystone XL…

The attack on the Capitol last week was a tragic day for all Americans, but the media is hellbent on stoking hatred and division among Americans by demonizing the 74 million who voted for the president as the same as domestic terrorists. 

On Tuesday morning’s New Day, CNN co-host John Berman and legal analyst Elie Honig used former Attorney General Bill Barr resigning to express their vehement dislike of Barr. Berman set up Honig to attack Barr by asking what his “legacy is,” to which Honig replied “Bill Barr has been a disgrace.”