Public Broadcasting

For more than five decades, conservative and Republican taxpayers were forced to subsidize PBS and their routinely leftist "news," or messaging. In the midterms, we have found again that they overwhelmingly pounce on the Republicans with negative spin on their "News Hour." Nobody can argue that spinning against the GOP 94 percent of the time is synonymous with "the truth."

The Monday evening PBS News Hour showed concern over unwelcome foreigners (U.S. Marines) committing serious crimes in another country (Japan). A shame the network has ignored the spate of crimes, up to murder, by illegal immigrants in the United States, most of the offenders arriving during the Obama/Biden-era of open borders. Suddenly, anecdotes are proof of a widespread problem.

Atlantic writer David Brooks, the “conservative” half of the PBS News Hour’s traditional Friday evening political discussion, offered rare criticism of his media colleagues on the September 25 edition: “We have got to reestablish some distance from the Democratic Party….They're not people we root for. They're not people we're spin doctors for.” But with just a month to go before the 2026…

On Monday’s episode of Amanpour and Company on PBS, Michel Martin welcomed author Tamryn Spruill to the show to promote her new book on the 30-year history of the WNBA. Towards the end of their discussion, the duo would praise WNBA players for suiting up for the Blue Team in the culture war, but when it came to Sophie Cunningham’s decision to defend the competitive integrity of women’s sports…

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…

PBS anchor Christiane Amanpour rewound to 2023 on Friday as she welcomed author Giridharadas to promote his new book on the Daniel Penny case. According to Giridharadas, the case represented a cautionary tale of what happens when people develop a “sense of desertion” that they feel forces them to take matters into their own hands, which is also why some people on the left support Luigi…

The media’s week of trying to focus solely on Republican gaffes and hot mic comments continued on Friday’s episode of PBS News Hour, but the tables turned as The Atlantic staff writer David Brooks flubbed two basic facts when trying to paint the GOP’s midterm outlook as dire.

1619 Project founder Nikole Hannah-Jones recently penned a column in The New York Times where he revealed that she purposefully gave her daughter a poor education in order to align with her left-wing beliefs. Defending herself on PBS’s Amanpour and Company on Thursday, Hannah-Jones insisted her decision was “for the collective and common good.”

Geoff Bennett of the PBS News Hour interviewed Jessica Tarlov, the sole liberal panelist on the Fox News Channel’s political-comedic chat show “The Five,” on her new book I Disagree: Winning Arguments Without Losing Friends, begging the question: But has the News Hour ever hosted a conservative regular from “The Five” to talk about a book they’ve written?

NPR let its anti-Israel agenda fly in two very different stories Friday, one from the United Nations General Assembly, the other a tribute upon the death of a radical Palestinian painter. An NPR.org story bylined by Kat Lonsdorf and Kate Bartlett, based on a Friday Morning Edition segment carried a hostile headline: “Netanyahu rages against critics, including Mamdani, at the U.N. General…

MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart’s Friday appearance on PBS News Hour provided a revealing look at the media’s Main Character Syndrome as he falsely declared that journalism is the job protected by the Constitution while taking a victory lap on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico returning to the White House. Meanwhile, The Atlantic staff writer David Brooks was not completely useless. While he criticized…

In its rush to paint the GOP as Doomed in November, Wednesday’s PBS News Hour not only made a full meal out of a new PBS-NPR poll showing lagging enthusiasm for Republicans, but interviewed former Kansas Republican Gov. Bill Graves who was apparently making big news by (once again!) endorsing a Democrat, this time one running against sitting Republican Sen. Roger Marshall.

NPR’s galling pro-Palestinian bias showed itself again on Friday’s Morning Edition, with host Leila Fadel celebrating the YouTube children’s entertainer -- and Hamas propagandist -- known as Ms. Rachel, in “Ms. Rachel has entered her album era, and she is so happy about it.” The segment also addressed international politics, with Fadel expressing sympathy for the entertainer being criticized…

Wednesday’s PBS News Hour picked up the controversy over the concert tour by U.K. singer Ed Sheeran and his opening act, a rapper named Macklemore, who caused controversy by ranting about “Free Palestine” and “genocide” to a captive audience there for Sheeran, causing Macklemore to be kicked off the tour. PBS filtered its coverage through a pro-Palestinian mindset, suggesting Sheeran had caved…