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At least 20 times during Morning Joe's opening half-hour, Joe Scarborough mentions "the Biden Plan," a reference to an op-ed in USA Today published in January to which Biden's byline was affixed, with his recommendations for addressing the coronavirus. Scarborough repeatedly begs President Trump to adopt "the Biden Plan." 

In a matter of days, the liberal broadcast networks went from covering up Antifa and Black Lives Matter violence in Portland, Oregon to playing dumb about why federal agents were out in force. Despite weeks of riots and attacks on federal buildings in the city, ABC, CBS, and NBC spent Monday night clutching their pearls over video of federal agents rounding up the attackers and taking them…

Joe Scarborough returns to Morning Joe after a two-week break that his wife Mika Brzezinski had ordered, apparently out of concern for his state of mind given his raging case of Trump Derangement Syndrome.  But Joe appeared little better, engaging in the same extreme commentary and behavior as before his break. 

On Monday, the Democratic Party hacks at NBC’s Today show and ABC’s Good Morning America aired nearly identical reports trashing President Trump’s Fox News Sunday interview, with each broadcast wrapping up their respective partisan hit jobs by reciting Biden campaign propaganda.

On the final episode of AM Joy, Joy Reid's MSNBC show, MSNBC's Malcolm Nance predicts that sometime between Election Day and Inauguration Day, President Trump "is going to change American history by fundamentally changing the United States into the dictatorship he has always wanted."

Univision, a radical immigration advocacy PAC with a broadcast license seeking government permission to become a foreign-owned entity exercising undue influence in our electoral process, has predictably taken a side in the Great Goya War of 2020.

Just as the left would abuse his life and legacy while he was alive, so too did the radical media with the passing of civil rights icon, Congressman John Lewis (D-GA). During their Sunday morning newscasts, ABC and NBC blasted President Trump for not tweeting out his condolences fast enough, and accused Republicans of being the ones who wanted to exploit Lewis’s legacy for their own political…

Even though CNN has spent years misleading its viewers about the racial breakdown of suspects who are killed by police officers, CNN's New Day show on Wednesday complained that President Donald Trump was being "misleading" by pointing out that more whites than blacks are killed.

John Harwood joined Friday morning's CNN Newsroom to discuss the ongoing pandemic and to lament that Republicans are in denial on the virus and wonder how many more people will have to die before they start taking it seriously.

While ABC’s, CBS’s, and NBC’s evening news shows were busy hawking psychologist Mary Trump’s anti-Trump book July 7, they ignored a glaring bias. Mary Trump had been a Democrat donor for years, donating to the party, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.

The San Antonio Spurs politically charged coach Gregg Popovich played the "C" word again Wednesday, calling President Donald Trump, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick politically obsessed cowards for their handling of the coronavirus. Popovich has frequently referred to the president as a coward.

On Morning Joe, MSNBC's John Heilemann calls Joe Biden "culturally conservative." This despite Biden's support for abortion on demand and federal funding of abortion. Biden also gets high marks from liberal groups on other cultural issues, and very low marks from conservative groups. 

CNN’s Chris “Fredo” Cuomo was particularly unhinged during Thursday’s PrimeTime as he invoked the fictional and mentally ill anchorman, Howard Beale (played by actor Peter Finch in the 1976 film Network) to demand his audience be “outraged” by the President Trump’s “hoax” of a response to the coronavirus. As part of Cuomo’s plan to tap into Trump and Republican Party’s “fear…

Double standards by the New York Times on product boycotts: The silly anti-Trump boycott of Goya Foods was covered with humorless seriousness, while a 2017 Sean Hannity-inspired boycott of Keurig coffeemakers was mocked as possibly showing “support for child molesters.” The paper sympathized with liberals pitching childish social media fits over the audacity of the Latino president of…