Nicolas Maduro

Coverage of the ongoing unrest in Venezuela, in the wake of dictator Nicolas Maduro’s claim to re-election via rampant fraud, was mixed at best, and left out a very significant detail: the various Biden policy failures that directly led to this moment in history.

Some major news broke today with regard to U.S. sanctions against Venezuela and with potentially huge implications on the border crisis. But you wouldn’t know it from watching any of the network evening newscasts.

You just know that things are bad when the network evening newscasts have to actually make the time to report on the ongoing explosion at the southern border. Tonight, all three networks reported on the record detentions this week. None, however, reported on the White House's tie-in to the awful prisoner swap with the Maduro dictatorship in Venezuela.

The network evening newscasts were unsure whether to hail, cover neutrally, or condemn the latest U.S. prisoner swap with an authoritarian regime. In this case, the exchange with Venezuela’s Maduro dictatorial regime, which returned his notorious bagman, Alex Saab, in exchange for fugitive “Fat Leonard” and 10 additional hostages.

Latino corporate media once again validated their roles as propagandists and buffers of damaging news for the Biden regime, with Univision and Telemundo granting the awful U.S-Maduro deal to pump Venezuelan oil, a scant one minute and 15 of combined airtime since the agreement was announced on November 26th.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas – After refusing to do anything substantive about stopping the flood of migrants entering the country illegally, President Biden has acted, sort of. Only a cynic would say his order to deport certain Venezuelans, but not migrants from 40 other nations, is timed to influence the November election. Call me a cynic.

MTP Daily might be on its last legs on MSNBC, but before the show goes exclusively to NBC News Now, host Chuck Todd will still be spreading liberal narratives on cable. On Friday, that included an interview with Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, where Todd was confused by basic civics of how federalism works and refusing to fact check Polis when he alleged that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is…

On Morning Joe, NBC correspondent Marc Caputo says that Biden and the Democrats have failed to reach out to the huge Venezuelan exile community in Florida to sell the concept of lifting sanctions on Venezuela to permit the importation of oil. Caputo says that the negotiations that Biden has begun with Venezuela have gone over like a "lead balloon" with the exiles.

In the latest blow to free speech, outside criticism, and exposure to opposing views, the woke, snowflake-laden New York Times and Philadelphia Inquirer newsrooms forced the resignations Sunday afternoon of opinion editor James Bennet and executive editor Stan Wischnowski, respectively.