Donald Trump

After Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito began his book tour over the weekend with interviews on FOX News and CBS, MS NOW, of course, reacted with some displeasure as former host and now analyst Alex Wagner complained that Alito did not mention Trump as a person who was threatening the court. Both Wagner and State of Play host Peter Alexander did not mention threats against conservative…

As part of his fervent effort to find grounds to prosecute President Donald Trump in 2023, then-Special Counsel Jack Smith monitored the phone calls and text messages of Trump’s current Chief of Staff Susie Wiles – sweeping up records of her calls with nearly two dozen lawyers in the process.

Now that America was a month out from the critical midterm elections, America’s number one daytime talk show and purported “bona fide news program,” The View ramped up their electioneering efforts during Monday’s episode. They sent the tone early with arguments that President Trump didn’t care about the nation’s kids and to vote accordingly, and ended their political conversations for the day…

At the end of Monday’s Morning Joe, the premier liberal morning show on MS NOW had on former Biden Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre to promote an opinion piece she wrote in the New York Times that lectured President Trump on the economy and political messaging around it, as she claimed Biden at least had “facts,” but Trump was just “making it all up.”

NewsBusters Editor at Large Brent Baker caught this moment on ABC's This Week with George Stephanopoulos on Sunday. New York Times opinion writer Michelle Cottle energetically stretched the Cornell fraternity rape case to somehow be about President Trump and his anti-women ways.

The newest episode of the “revamped” 60 Minutes on Sunday featured an interview with outgoing Republican Senator Thom Tillis, a vocal critic of some Trump Administration activities during the second term, to promote his new book titled How to Lose Friends and Antagonize Presidents. Near the end of the interview, which focused on Tillis’ disagreements with Trump and dislike of cabinet…

On CNN This Morning, Audie Cornish pulled two pro-Democrat tricks. First, she underplayed the extent of the huge 2024 presidential poll miss by Ann Selzer of the Des Moines Register. Next, to bolster her case that Republicans are in trouble, Cornish displayed a chart thatshowed 10 Senate seats most likely to flip. Problem: three of the seats—in Michigan, New Hampshire and Georgia— were…

The Elitist Media Sunday shows continue to push polling doom ahead of the midterms which are now a month away. This week, polling hysteria centered on President Trump’s polling numbers within the Hispanic community, a vote that he won outright in 2024.

Most of the network coverage of the hijacking attempt on a Flydubai plane headed to Israel and loaded with Israelis has cited President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to suggest that the early intelligence suggests a terrorist motive. PBS anchor Geoff Bennett claimed neither Trump nor Netanyahu "has provided evidence" of a terrorist motive. It's not what an official should…

ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel closed out his week of Brooklyn shows by welcoming Sen. Bernie Sanders to a rare Friday episode. What was not rare, however, was Kimmel using the interview to team up with his guest in an effort to give the liberal audience a pep talk on why Democrats need to win in November. According to Sanders, one such reason is that Republicans are killing people with their health care…

On Friday night, CBS Evening News bashed President Trump amid his campaign rally stop in Mobile, Alabama, as longtime White House correspondent Weijia Jiang hit the president on the economy and SNAP program work requirement changes from the Big Beautiful Bill. The report, featuring an Alabama food bank, also hit Trump on gas prices and low numbers in approval polls, a new media favorite, amid…

President Trump granted another interview to Time magazine (for another cover story), even if Time’s interviewers want to push him around and try to get him to say scandalous things. But CNN's Brian Stelter dismissed it all as "One giant ego trip."

After having curiously sat out the pile-on this week by ABC and CBS on their top morning and evening shows against the Republicans and President Trump to paint a blue tsunami as inevitable, NBC finally arrived on Friday’s Today and followed the same script, down to a curious omission of anything about Democrat candidates, policy views, or polls.

If we don’t cover it, it isn’t news. That appears to be the operating philosophy for the ABC, CBS and NBC evening news networks when it comes to anything having to do with the Trump economy.