Donald Trump

Dave Itzkoff is a former culture reporter for The New York Times, but he's still dabbling as their Saturday Night Live correspondent. At the end of Season 51, "Ditzkoff" (his X handle) naturally loved the liberal-pleasing comedy bits in his "Best of SNL" list. 

No fewer than six times in the opening minutes of today’s Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough furiously attacked President Trump’s reported White House ballroom renovation, branding it the “Marie Antoinette ballroom” while contrasting it with Americans struggling to afford groceries, gas, and rent.

Comedian Wanda Sykes joined ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel on his Tuesday show to look back and blame President Trump for Kimmel’s September suspension, and claim the thing that worries her most about Trump is “everything.”

If historical revisionism were an addiction, the pompous charlatans in left-wing media would all be institutionalized.

Not everything CBS’s Stephen Colbert does for The Late Show makes it to air. Some material is only revealed 10 years later, and some gets puts on YouTube. The latter was the case on Tuesday, as Colbert welcomed The Daily Show’s Monday host Jon Stewart to antepenultimate episode of the show. As the duo were discussing how Stewart is the last one standing at Paramount in terms…

On Tuesday afternoon, Vice President JD Vance helmed the second White House press briefing since Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt went on maternity leave and, much like Secretary of State Marco Rubio did back on May 5, he deftly took on liberal journalists looking to trap him on the new Justice Department weaponization fund, the war in Iran, and even stocks. Vance’s strongest takedown came in…

Two of The View’s multimillionaires demanded that Americans who could not afford their prescription medications continue to struggle. ABC News co-hosts Joy Behar and Sunny Hostin tried to scare them away from using TrumpRX to score heavily discounted medications. They claimed, without evidence, that people who took the medications were going to die and then insisted that President…

Associated Press science writer Seth Borenstein traveled over to the fact-checking section on Monday to condemn President Trump for taking a victory lap on behalf of all people who do not subscribe to theories of apocalyptic climate change after the United Nations’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ruled a 2011 study’s “worst case scenario — called RCP8.5 — was implausible.” The…

Season 51 of NBC’s Saturday Night Live concluded with Weekend Update anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che hitting all the usual beats, including people loathing Vice President JD Vance so much that they want him or themselves dead, suggesting the country is racist, and Jeffrey Epstein.

Stephen Colbert kicked off his final week of hosting The Late Show on CBS by looking back at some of the things that, for one reason or another, never aired. This included what the plan was to celebrate a Hillary Clinton victory in 2016, which Colbert revealed included naked male models.

The Elitist Media’s network evening news collectively whined over the Department of Justice’s announcement of a nearly $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund intended to redress the grievances of those who claim to have been targeted by the Biden Department of Justice. ABC saw this as an opportunity to doctor President Donald Trump’s January 6th speech, as did the BBC.

Democrats want to exploit the war in Iran to claim they’re the Affordability Party. Trump bluntly answered a Daily Caller question by saying Americans’ financial situation didn’t matter “not even a little bit” in his negotiating with Iran to end the war. “They can’t have a nuclear weapon.”  

Proving that no subject is apolitical to the left, National Public Radio used its regular “Word of the Day” segment to indulge in left-wing paranoia of President Trump as authoritarian, in “Is the U.S. slipping into 'Competitive Authoritarianism?'” which aired on All Things Considered May 13. (It’s a favorite phrase on leftist channel MSNOW as well as leftist NPR.)

Last Tuesday, as he was about to depart for China, President Trump was asked, to what extent  Americans' financial situations motivate him during negotiations with Iran, and he answered, "The only thing that matters when I'm talking about Iran, they can't have a nuclear weapon. I don't think about Americans' financial situation.  Since that exchange, the media has behaved in a way that harkens…